Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-31

bar. Georgia, Georgia-Rah, Rah, Rah!
Rah,
But do listen. we have a subject that we
think would be real nice one for the cons
ms TO write abOut. 1t is the greatest fright
that You have ever had. We will tell yot
one of great rights: Az we were out
and something went wrong with the car
and we came near running over the embank-
ment of the river and, cousins, yOu can real
ze that was great fright. Listen. cousins.
wa have a picture album that we are going
TO use as cousin album. and we would be
delighted to have each and every ones pic
ture placed in it. Just little snapshots will
do. If this letter is printed we will come
again. We're going to look for letter
from each and every one Of you cousins.
We will 90, hoping very much to see this
in print, Two hig Georgia chnms:
(MISS) C0RENE FUTCH.
(NIISS) ALINE ZEIGLER.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please admit
lonely Georgia girl into your band of happy
boys and girls? What do YOU cousins do for
pastime? I am fond Of reading and crochet
ing, hut get sleepy these warm days.
cousins remember me, do you not? l am
reader Of Aunt Jula'S Letter Box and enjoy
every letter. Won't some OF You good look
ing cousins write to 3 lonely Gergia girl.
will answer all letters received.
VENICE RAGLAND,
Lafayette, Ca, BOX 90.
Dear Aunt Julia: I've decided to join Won
If YOU will allow me to do Ny fsvOrite
pastime is reading and playing paper dolls.
] have two brothers and no sisters. I am
twelve years old and my birthday is Sep
TENDER 18th. Who has my birthday? II!
follow Helen Swink's' advice and not de-
scribe myself Our school was out May Is.
I was sorry. was in the seventh grade. l
passed to the eighth. l didn't have a sub
ject 10 write on. II some of You do like
subjects. don think I should stay out for
that. Hoping to be admitted. ! will go
LILA WYNN.
Carlton, Ca
Dear Aunt Julia Here | come at'last My
sister takes The Tri-WeekIy Journal and
read il nd like the Letter Box fine. I
eleven years of age, but am almost grown
in size. Auntje, please print this, So l want
to surprise my brother in California, he
Is always writing me TO be smart in my
books, bnt you I am just lea rning TO
write. If | see this in print I will try to
do better newt time. Some Of you cousins.
please send me the song, Beautiful Isle
Of the Sea- Love TO Aunt Julia and
cousins. A new cousin,
EDITH HILL.
Gainesville, Ga, Route 4.
Dear Aunt Julia; Will you admit Gcor-
Sia girl into your happy band of boys and
girls? live in the country and like country
life just fine. Wonder what you cousins
are doing these cloudy days? For myself
have been reading a good hook. wrote
about two years ago but it was NOT printed.
Now l am trying again. ] surely do like
the Letter Box and think the cousins can
write some interesting letters. ! like 10
read the cousins letters where they dehcribe
their homes and farms. l live Oh q farm of
IS acres and you know l am kept busy most
all the time. We have almost any kind of
flowers, they surely are pretty now. like
flowers very much. My favorte flowers are
nd hVd {
the other states are getting ahead of MS.
Well. autie, guess had better close before
] break your rules. Let you letters fly to a
Georgia cousin. Your niece and cousin.
GLADYS MERCER.
Eastman, Ga. Route 6.
Hello. Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please
open the door and let two little Georgia
boys in, we won't stay long, for wen have
to hurry and help mother. /, herman am
eight years old, and Mlledge is five. we
carry wood in the kthen and feed the MA
dies we think all children ought TO learn 10
work for some day they may have 1t 10 70;
We live two miles from a church ana scnooI
house we 90 to Sunday school on sunday
evenings We live on farm and get lone
some sometimes. Our pastime is fishing'
we go often when daddy has the chance 10
take rs. Say, cousins, some OF you come 10
see MS th summer and well give you water
melons 70 cat, Guess well 60 before AHnI
Julia scolds us. hy-by, Your littIe cousins
herman DeLAIGLB
MILLEDGE DeLAIGLE.
wsynesboro. Ga. Route A.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
south Georgia girl to be admitted into your
happy band of boys and girls. / have never
written TO the Letter Box before, but nope
Aunt Julia will ask some one to move over
just bit and give me a seat by some CT
these jolly, kind boys and girls, as me-
10 have little fun sometimes. How aoou
you, Robert l.. G.? Cousins, aren't YOU all
glad it's time for picnckng, kodaking ann
all such sports as we like? VIII some OF
You cousins do me favor By sending me-
the song Of The Midnight Express" !