Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-10

welcome again. All you cousins remember
me for | may come again some day. Best
wishes to one and all. Your nephew and
cousin, COLEMAN THOMASON.
Gainesville, Ga, r. F. D..1.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins: Will you
| accept a cousin from Mississippi? [
| think the Letter Box is just wonderful
and also l think Aunt Julia is one Of the
sweetest ladies anywhere. I, too, am a
country girl and like country life fine.
L surely do. Cousins, l want to ask a
favor of you. If any of you have the
song, 1.-Two Little Girls in Blue would
be glad if You would send it to me. VIII
| return the favor any way / can. Well, |
| guess l had better tell you something of
myself My age is ''sweet sixteen" 1 have
brown hair. brown eyes and fair complex
! ion. My birthday is the second day of
| February Who is my twin? l must be
! going before l break Aunt Julia's rules.
! All the cousins write to me and send your
photo. All that send a picture may be
| assured of answer. Auntie, please print
! this, | would like to get the song.
Love and best wishes to Aunt Julia and
all the cousins,
MISS GOLDA MARION.
Houston. Miss. Route 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit a Mississippi girl into your happy
band OF boys and girls for a small chat :?
! [ promise not to stay long. 1 have been
| silent reader OF the Letter Box for some
| time. ] &ouder what all you cousins are
doing. Working; l guess Believe. me. I
! flowers? l just love them. Have just
! lots Of pot flowers and a good many in the
/ yard. What do you cousins do for pa slime :?
! | read, write aud go fishing. You BOYS
ard girls from AfiSslssjppi come, let's don't
| let the other EtsteS best us any longer
! Let's show them what We can do. Don't
you think it very Kind .? Aunt Julia to
| give us this sracs2 who has my birthday
! \ /
| seventh grade. will close, hoping to see
| this in print. AZ who wish 10 correspond
with wit light-h'ired. b'ue,cysd ga, just
aa'socrc, Miss, Route /.
q, Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will Won
let lonely Mississippi girl into your hap
band of boys and girls? I am country
girl and like it fine. My father is a
J farmer, and l sometimes work in the field
| can pillow, hoe and do almost anything
! We'll will tell You something about my
| ser; am seventeen years of age. My
birthday is the DIST of October | have
/ dark blue eyes, fair complexion. real black
| hair. This is my first attempt, and I must
De gong. Dear Auntie, please print this
as | want ~ surprise some of nv friends
| with hest wishes and kind regards, I re-
main E9ur u"w cousin,
ATLTE LEE WILLIAMS.
Gatman. Niea.. r. No. l.
Dear Aunt Julia:
! mere fcGe Aga'5. seeking admttlnct
! into your happ- circle Of boys and girls
/ Cousins, bow do r0G all like rainy weather ?
] Tor one 10, il its not too regular All of
! you kidt co'oe wade with me. All of the
! ponds sna bitches, also every low place is
/ tull or water and they are plentiful where
I l i've. Oh, Ethel Mckay, write again. Yom
! letter was real good Where is Bernice
/ BP3tY gone to? I've read several ( of her
/ letters and enjoy them just fine. She used
| to correspond with one Of my friends. Write
/ again, Turley Grover. I've lost your ad-
dress. VIII some of the cousins send Miss
Jewell Hardin, OF Waverly Hall Ca the
song. "Iou Wore a Tulip and l Wore a
! Big Red Rose? ?" I certainly will appreciate
! it if some one would also send Miss Rertie
! Delay, of Lafayette, Ga. the song. "HousP
! Carpenter.'
l agree with you Carey Hin. about drug
! store complexion. Though some girls look
better with little paint. am thankful
that l don't need any paint.
: Great snakes and fire burns. / believe I
8 overstepped the rules Of Aunt Julia. All Of
! you cousins that would like TO write to
: jolly Kid, just let your letter fly to:
! SAILIE GARRETT,
! Lamont Fla.
! Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I'm won
! dering if a Texas girl would be welcome
| to Your circle. and the only way of finding
! ont is writing. We have been taking
! The Journal for about six months, and our
| time is nearly out. but l think papa is go
! ing to subscribe for it again. are
ested in things that happen there. We live
! on farm four miles from town This
! country is a fruit and berry growing place,
| and nearly every one around here picks so
many berries each year that feel like
we don't Want to see any more but the