Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-27

time to be lonesome tomorrow for we have
to strip cane. All Of you cousins come over
and help us make up syrup, and we will as
sure you good time and plenty Of cane to
chew. We want to ask all of the cousins
who can tat to send us some tattiug pat
terms. We both can tat We are afraid we
have already broken Aunt JUDAS rules, so
Wen so. Hope she will find this worthy
enough to print. We will answer all mail
received, hoping to get letter from every
state. Your nieces and cousins,
(Miss) HESTER ALDRIDGE,
(AIiss) NETTIE ALDRIDGE.
Luykin, Texas, Route 3, Box go.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit me into your happy band of boys and
girls? I have been silent reader of the
Council for quite while, and enjoy reading
the letters very much. What do you cousins
do for pastime? l going to school. l
think every boy and girl should strive to
get an education How many OF you agree
with me? Well cousins, Christmas is not
SO very long off, and 1 guess all Of you are
looking for Santa Claus, are you NOT? l
surely am. | suppose most of you attend
church and Sunday school. | do. / am
Sunday school secretary All Of you cousins
write to blue-eyed girl of eighteen and l
will assure you an answer. new niece
and cousin, Myrtle DAVIS.
Atmore, Ala, Route A, Box 20.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will you all
move back and give room for real Georgia
Letter Box for a year. Now, cousins, come
on and let MS agree for the girls to powder
and paint, for false complexion is better
than false heart. I want to ask a favor
of the girls near Glenmore, Georgia: If any
of you this, please write to me. for I
have seen some Of you and would like to
get acquainted with you. Well, cousins, ]
live In the city, but think l would like
country life better. Who can guess my age?
1t is between seventeen and twenty years,
and my birthday is July 10. II 1 have
twin please write me. Find Is cents for
the orphan. All OF you cousins write me-
BILLIE DAWSON.
waycross, Ga.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins: Here comes
a North Carolina girl asking for admittance
into your happy band of boys and girls.
have just finished reading the Letter Box
and decided / would write, Ny papa does
not take The Journal, but my uncle does,
surely do enjoy reading it, especially the
Letter Box. l wonder what you cousins are
doing for fun. l am going to school. 1 live
out in the country, twelve miles from the
little town Of Troy. I am fourteen years
old, and am in the seventh grade at school.
Auntie. IL you will print my letter l will
promise not to come again till Nature puts
on her dress of green. II you cousins want
to write to a Jolly kid, let your letters
come to ELGIE DAVIS.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
new country cousin to visit you for a few
minutes. I will not stay long, as this Is
my first letter. I live IN the country and
like country life fine. Papa takes The
Journal, and l enjoy reading the cousins
letters. Will some of you cousins please
send me the song, Weeping Willow Tree
I will return the favor in any way / can. !
Well, l will go now, before I break the |
rules. Hoping to see this in print, remain, |
(MISS) LETTIE BROWN.