Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-15
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AUNT JULIA.

GOOD PICTURES.
Lovingly,
AUNT JULIA.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins What are
you all laughing about? Oh L know, but
that is all right. You can't judge a per-
sons heart by looking at his face Guess
some of the cousins remember me, so
| flowers and books and all of Natures beau
ties, but best Of all l love to be kind, espe
cially to old folks My mother is fifty
seven and my father sixty-five. Just think
what a noble man sa i'd: ITO be happy,
make someone else happy" l believe if we
want to be real happy we must be kind
and strive to make someone else happy, and
ished the second year high school course
! and, believe me- l surely did work. too.
have a brother in second year high and
years old. 1 have a time trying to teach
her Latin and algebra. How many of the
cousins have taken a full course of French :?
| haven't, but have had one years study.
| like it fine and intend to finish it before
quit III never be quitter for surely
believe in education. I live on farm and
can cook almost anything, keep house, look
after flowers. work on the farm. attend to
chickens, and L love music My letter is
rather long, SO 1 will close, although
could write lots more. Write one and all to
an old cousin,
TINA HART.
'NANSS' NA'5 1s"V'N II Iva SS'
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will Won
AS l am new cousin guess you will give
me seat by. some goodlooking cousin
Ike tha most Of the The other cousins. live, on
the farm and like farm life very we'll. l
have just finished reading the today
IGgTnst and as usual they are all very
Bridges, of Lawndale. n. c.. l think your
letters are good; also Walter Phelps.
Cousins, my age is between IS and 20. Any
birthday, September 0? All YOU cousins
write to me. L will answer all letters
receive. Your cousin,
0akboro, N. c.. Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I Thought
would try my luck again. This is my
second letter. The other one was not pu6.
l nnaad | am am thirteen and in the seventh
attend Sunday school each Sunday. I ike
flowers although 1 don't raise many. Don't
you think Aunt Julia is fine to take so
tiers and answer our questions? l assure
swer. RUTH PREV AMT
Lumberton, N. c. : AZ ' "a l l.
,o Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: have
what nice letters they received and /
thought / could brag about some of them
too and really would be glad to do so.
rn l "a am gong gong to school and in the seventh
lnscoe. from Louisburg. She is the sweet
est teacher L have ever had.
My age is between sixteen and twenty
years. have real dark brown hair. brown
eyes. weight, 80 pounds, and three feet
| and nine inches tall
All letters received will be answered re-
CARELESS of what comes and what goes.
AS ever yours,
MARY HASKETT.
Newport, N. c.. R. F. D. 2. Box rs.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder
if you will admit two Georgia kids into
INyour happy band of boys and girls. We
| have written several times before but dig
We are like several of the other boys
and girls; live in the country and like
country life just fine.
We only wish you cousins could be with
| us. We have such a grand time in the
| summer
I guess you are wondering how old we
| are. !. Estus, am between IS and 21,
| and I, Myrtle, am between IA and Is. II
| you want to know any more about US,
| write and you can find out. We don't
want to run over the rules so We will
close. VIII answer all letters and cards
Your two new cousins.
| (AIR.) ESTUS DRAKE,
(MISS) MYRTLE DRAKE.
Adrian, Ca. r. f. D. No. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
| comes a new cousin from the dear old
state of North Carolina to join your happy
| band of boys and girls live on the farm.
and enjoy farm life. Some of you cousins
come and go fishing with me. There is a
birthday, December II? May age is be
tween IA and II wears. Some of you
cousins write to me. viii answer an mail
ALBERT MITCHELL.
Stony Point N. C.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will yon
l I,I -,
please admit a North Carolina lao IN your
happy band of boys and girls, We have
been taking The Journal several months.
and think it is grand old paper.
What are you people doing for pastlme :
only place. Say! who has my birthday'
| MAY 4th? Will let you guess my age. ne
tween and "a Some of you cousins write
me. Will answer all cards received.
CHARLES RAY FORD.
Belmont N. c., r. F. D.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
come again Hope ] will be admitted tn's
| time as wrote in February and my letter
wasn't printed. Guess Uncle Wasteoas site
Aunt Julia; for, cousins, you know ne Is
| mean old uncle for getting my letters, anu
auntie wants good ones, and it seems can
| write very good ones. But, listen, dear
| friends of every state. / will be glad to re-
ceive boys and girls How many of you
both boys and girls. How many OF you
kids remember me! SOMEBODY OuSHc "
especially Miss Zula McGhee. Why, helo
Zula. l haven't seen you since Christmas
| Why don't you write? Well if this is print
| ed I will look for all of you to write to
| North Carolina cousin.
Fairmont, n. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins As l have
never written 10 the letter box before l
| will try now j have been a silent reader
of the Letter Box for quite while and
| think it is just wonderful. What do you
| cousins do for pastime? l tat and do lit
tie bit of everything go to a country
school and am in the sixth grade. My IA
| vorite books in school are arithmetic, spell
| ing and history. AS my letter is getting
rather long, l will close. All you cousins
from different states must write to lonely
| girl OF Georgia. your cousin,
MISS MINNIE BAXTER.
| Ludowici, Ga, Route B.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I wonder
| IL you will admit a lonely Rose" into
your happy band of boys and. girls. As l
am a reader of your council, thought. l
would try my luck. What are YOU cousins
| doing for pastime this beautiful spring
weather? 1 live on farm; do all kinds
field and above ali, enjoy working with
flowers. How many of you cousins like
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