Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-20

cousins, twins and all. let me please hear
from you, as [ Will try to answer all your
letters and cards. Auntie, don't You think
l had better quit writing or it will burn
your eyes to read this long letter? Come
on, boys and girls; don't be bashfuI, and
send your letters to
(MISs) ALyERNA SCHNEIDER.
Cullman, Ala, Route /, Box 26.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1t has been
a long time since l made you a visit. Some
OF you may remember me, but the most of
you will not. OF course all of you cousins
are interested in getting an educa ton and
here's wishing that you all attain your am
bition. 1t will not be long until [ will step
forth from the grand old University of
Georgia with a college degree. full
fledged college man. 1t was nv great
ambition in earlier days TO get college
education, and now L soon to reach the
apex of that ambition. Enough of that!
Now, girls, L want some water lily seeds.
and to be sure that | get them ] am going
to make you an offer. l have been work
ing for number of years on a double pink
morning glory. This year they came to per-
lection. The flowers are perfectly double
and as pink as baby's skin. l have a
limited quantity Of these seed and will
give them out in lots of twenty-five seeds
my heart is in the right place, 1 will send
a few seed to any and all that write for
them under these conditions. You must
write within ten days after seeing this
letter, and if necessary, the writer must
wait for new seed to ripen. The seed that
/ have on hand now will first go to those
sending me water lily Seed then, If there
are any to spare of this lot. they will be
sent to others. All those who write for
them will get seed, although some may
have to wait until later in the season. l
limit the time TO ten days because I
pect to be very busy after that time Now
girls, who gets the seeds I have a very
lovely double blue morning glory that orig
mated last year. These are not coming true
yet and will not be given out this fall: be-
SIDES the supply of seed is very limited.
II any one remembers this letter at this
time next year and writes to me, 1 will
send them some of the seed of these blue
ones. Your old cousin and friend,
1871 Baxter street, Athens. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will YOU
admit Georgia boy into your happy circle?
l have been silent reader Of the Atlanta
journal for two years, but this is my first
attempt to write. | go to school and like
it fine. l study the tenth grade. | live
on the farm and ! like farm life fine |
will not describe myself this time. My age
IS, IS between thirteen and seventeen. Who
has my birthday. June %? VIII Stop now
expecting to hear from all YOU cousins
Harris, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here comes girl from
the dear old state Of North Carolina to Join
your happy band Of boys and girls I have
NiiIleh letters u Inc Letter BOX twice be-
fore and Aunt Julia was kind enough TO
have one of them printed for me. ! don't
guess any Of the cousins remember me. |
nave been a reader of Aunt Julia's Letter
Box for long time and like to read the
letters from the different states Come on
North Carolina boys and girls and don't let
the other states get ahead of us. If | were
capable Of discussing any one subject it
would he Friendship" true friend is
worth more to one than all the gold and
silver. Money can be taken from you but
good friend you will never lose. How pleas
ant it is to know that you have one to
whom you can so in your trouble, and find
comfort. Let every one of us try to be a
friend to some one. and always be ready to
help weaker enc stronger race to run
Miss Bessie Howell, of Georgia. your letter
on Kindness was good. 1t made ME think
of one of my favorite verses: A little kind
ness every day, while we're at work or at
pay; little smile, little song; word of
cheer when things go wrong: to help
brother en- his way. l fifteen years of
age. | am sending a poem to have printed
IN tie Letter Box. All you cousins write
to me.