Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-22

to take so much interest in the
cousins.
1 enjoy reading the cousins let
ters very much and some are very
interesting. 1 love to read where the
folks tell of their homes and coun.
try. I live in the country and enjoy
country life just fine.
I will leave my age for you cous-
ms to guess, but it's between 20
and 26.
Would be glad to hear from all
you cousins, especially those be-
tween the ages of 20 and 40. Will
assure you an answer so don't for
get to write to me.
Bye-bye, my best wishes for Aunt
Julia and all the cousins.
Lovingly yours,
EULA LEE MAFEE.
Scott, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Will you let jolly Georgia girl into
your happy band. 1 have been a
silent reader of the letter box. My
father takes The Journal and I like
it fine, but most OF all Aunt Julia S
letter box. What do you cousins
do for pastime. We have an enter
tainment down here almost every
Saturday night. We also go to the
show. I go to school at a consoli-
dated school; it is called Blue Spring
How many of you cousins go to
school? And how do you like it,
I like it just fine. How did all of
you enjoy Christmas l didn't enjoy
it very much. [ was sick. I reckon
you all are wondering who L am as
L have never been before and if
this is in print will write again.
Who can guess my age. It is be-
tween II and Is, and who has my
birthday, January 81? We'll, I must
be going. If you boys and girls
want to hear from a jolly girl, just
let your cards and letters fly to
ARTIZELLE POPE,
Hawkinsville, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins
VIII you admit another little Geor-
gia girl into your band? I have
been reading the letter box fer some
time. Don't you cousins think it is
just nice for auntie to give us a
place in the paper for our letters?
How many of your cousins like
stories? Me for one. If any 9
you have the book Mildred" would
you let me read it? will try to
do favor for the one that let's me
have it or any one else. How many
of you cousins attend SCHOOL, I do
and have a very sweet teacher. He.
name is Mrs. Wilkerson. We have
a great many on roll at school.
Georgia girls and boys, we must
wake up. The ether states are
q hnod Of
must come again. 1 am IS years of
age. If any of you cousins wish to
write to a jolly little girl Just send
your cards or letters to
MILDRED BARFIELD,
Rt. 8 Hahira, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
VIII you admit another Georgia girl
into your happy band of boys and
girls? I have been a reader of the
letter box for long time and en-
joy reading it fine.
I will not describe myself, only
say my age is between II and IS.
Hoping to hear from all of the
cousins, your new cousin,
JANETTE BROWN,
Rt. 2, Lavonia, Ga.
Dear Children: How many of you
know that the treaty of peace
(GhenD between the United States
and Great Britain was duly ratified
by the president of the United
States on February II, and publicly
proclaimed on February IS?
Now how many of you can write
me in just a few lines who the
president was at this time, what
year this proclamation was made,
what war it followed and what this
particular president was called?
Come along, boys and girls, I am
anxious to know just how much you
know about the history Of our great
country.
The letters that tell this best and
in the shortest space will lead the
column. Let your letter be in my
office by the first Of March.
Lovingly,