Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-03

to Sunday school every Sunday and
teach the card class. | will be Is
years old the 3rd of April. Would
like to hear from all of you cousins.
VIII answer all letters received.
Your new cousin,
EVELYN STARNES.
WaXham, N. c.. Route 5.
Dear Aunt Julia:
am IS years old, and am in the
sixth grade. l, like many others OF
the cousins live in the country.
/ have three sister and two broth.
! ers. We have a nice time at home.
L do lot of fancy work,
If any of the cousins have the
song Titanic" [ would be glad to
get it.
I read all the letters in The Jour
nal each time, and enjoy them all
SO much.
Sincerely,
FLORENCE WILEY.
Lula, Ga, Route I.
p. Study Ratcliff, come again,
your letter was nice.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Just please let me in for a short
while for [ just can't resist the
temptation in asking for admittance
after reading the dear letters from
you Cousins. Dear Aunt Julia I love
you and all of the cousins also
| the Letter Box, and 1 want to thank
you many, many times for printing
it. [ do enjoy reading the letters.
am the greatest girl to correspond
with boys and girls in other states,
so if any of you want to get better
acquainted with me don't hesitate
to write
am from the dear old state of
Georgia, a lovely state it is. [ am
an orphan girl and live with my
aunt. My mother died when I was
fourteen years of age, and I am
now twenty-three.
I'm going to say good night. Don't
forget to write, L will assure you an
answer to all letters.
Oceans of love to dear Auntie and
Cousins. L am a new niece and
cousin.
PEMMIE LUE CARROLL,
Blue Ridge, Ga, Route 1, Box "a.
Cumming, Ca, r. F. D. 6, Box 90.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you admit a Georgia girl into your
happy band of boys and girls?
Please move over and give me a
seat by some of those good-looking
girls and boys. I, like most of the
cousins, live on the farm, and like
to live in the country. Who has my
birthday, April 20? What do you
cousins do for pastime? 1 work in
the field, help mamma with the
housewOrk, and read and play the
Grafonola. We have some very
pretty pieces to play on it. We have
about thirty-five pieces and they
sure are good music I think. Cous-
ms, how did you all enjoy Christ
mas? I enjoyed Christmas very
well. Well, cousins, I belong to the
Baptist church and go to Sunday
school and prayer meeting every
time [ can. Our church is called
Pleasant View. Hoping to hear from
you cousins, your loving niece and
cousin,
LILLE NAE GOSS.
Hello Aunt Julia: Wonder if you
would admit another Georgia girl
into your happy circle? I am a
schoolgirl and in the fifth grade. I,
like most of the rest of the cousins,
live in the country, and like coun-
try life fine. I live on large farm.
My father is a farmer. L go to
church, Sunday school and school,
and help mother in the house. 1
have six brothers and one sister,
and I am the oldest of them. So
you see [ have lots to do. I am
fifteen years of age. Lots of you
+ write to me, and L will answer as
many as possible.
EFFIE BROWN.
Donalsonville, Ga, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia:
Will you admit another Georgia
girl into your happy band of boys
/ and girls. We take The Journal and
I do enjoy reading Aunt Julia's Let
ter Box. What do you cousins do
for pastime? 1 go to school and do
enjoy going to school. l study in
I the eighth grade.
will not describe myself this
time; I am sixteen years of age.
guess I had better not worry
Aunt Julia's patience any longer.
All you cousins write and send
me one of your photos, and I will
appreciate it. Will try to answer
all letters received.
With love and best wishes to all.
MA<NIIA
Cairo, Ga, R. f. D. No. A.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Wonder if you will admit two
Georgia girls into your happy band
of boys and girls.
Hope you cousins had a merry
Christmas. We had a nice time and
received several presents which we
appreciated very much.
Come again, Ruth Bourne, your
letter sure was interesting.
Wish you cousins could have been
with us Christmas week. We had
delightful time horse back riding,
kodaking and going to parties.
How many Of you cousins go to
school? We do and enjoy it very
much. We both will graduate from
high school this term. We think
every cousin should strive to get an
education. AS this is our first time
to write, guess we had better de-
scribe ourselves. We are both 16
years old. Guess we had better close
before we break Auntie's rule
If any of you cousins wish to
write to us, address:
SYBLE GOODRICH,
FAY VOSBURG.
Dalton, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII
you please admit a Florida girl into
| your happy band of boys and girls?
L go to school every day and like
it fine. I live in a small town. but
have good time just the same. In
! the summer 1 go in bathing and do
fancy work. My age is between 13
and II. L will try to answer all
! letters received.
LIMA JONES.
Rochelle, Fla, Box SO.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you give three Mississippi girls
seat by Aunt Julia? We go to the
same school. and study the eighth
grade. Our ages we will leave for