Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-26

stop and the months with uneven accuracy
group together the years, and they are
vast and ever increasing company of mighty
witnesses within the endless domain of eter-
nifty. Should each of us in our spare mo-
ments commit to memory ONE of com
fort or one foretelling the peaceful end of
those who lie in the Lord, how they would
be as a cluster Of the richest gems glittering
under the radiance of the breaking morn of
eternity every noble character, sturdy as
the oak and firm as rock. have improved
every spare moment and have all lett their
unperishable imprint on the pages of hui
man history. | am fifteen years old and
would like to correspond with all the cous-
ms. MAGGY FOY.
Gastonla, N. c., Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I have
been reading the Letter Box week now
and sure do enjoy it. / live on farm in
the hardwood county of Mississippi, where
pines are scarce. l am a pretty ugly boy,
between fifteen and twenty-five years old,
my birthday comes on the 25th of Decem-
Der. Who has a Christmas birthday besides
me? I am great lover of home and its
surroundings. 1 have just finished reading
a good story, THE Secret of the Sky"
how MANY of you cousins like to read good
books? You must excuse me for being so
timid. Love to Aunt Julia and the cous-
ms. l ask all the cousins to write to me as
GEORGE R. LONG.
Pocahontas, Miss. Route i.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here come
two Georgia girls to join your happy band
of boys and girls. Like most of the cousins,
we live on the farm, and like it fine. We
so to Pleasant Hill school, near Sycamore,
Ga. We are both in the sixth grade. Our
school will close the 18th of April. We are
going to have picnic near the schoolhouse
We wish all of you cousins could be with
us. All of you cousins come to see u.s.
We will have a nice time going in swim
mir We will lpa for
guess. They are between twelve and fiji
teen. All you cousins write to
LETTIE GELLEY.
LOUISE HUGHES.
Sycamore, Ca, Route ].
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
le% little Georgia girl in to chat with you
a while? 1 have been reading The Journal
for some time, and enjoy the letters very
much. 1 think the dear old Journal is
grand paper. Like most of the cousins,
live farm, and enjoy country life fine.
We live On a little farm of one hundred
acres. about two miles east of Austell and
fifteen miles west of Atlanta. How many
of you cousins fond of flowers? L surely
am. L think a lot of pretty flowers go a
long way toward making a beautiful home.
Now an sure Aunt Julia will agree with
me. on that, for l think she is lover of
| flowers, too guess all You cousins like
| to 90 to Sunday school. / surely do. How
many have my birthday September IS? 1
| will leave my age for you to guess. 1t Is
between sixteen and Twenty-Five I would
| he delighted to hear from some of the
| cousins Well, as this is my first attempt
! to write, I guess l must he going All who
| wish TO write to a little Georgia girl let
| your letters fly to your new cousin,
| RUTH MOODY.
[ Austell. Ga, Route ?.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder
| what you all are doing this cold, rainy
night, sitting around the fire. 1 guess. l
crochet and knit and work in our garden
some. Aunt Julia, I want you to be sure
and print this as it is my first attempt
in four years. I was not admitted the
first time. Well, 1 guess you cousins are
! wondering what 1 look like. Well, l won
describe myself for fear you may get
frightened, but will say I am % years
old. Who has my birthday, February IA;
| Will write again if this is printed. Will
| answer all letters and cards received.
! Your cousin,
MRS. NELLIE NAE ROBBINS.
Dover, Ca, Route l.