Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-03

AUNT JULIA.
To My Cousins and Aunt Julia: Auntie
I want you to please print this. quick.
don't know what will become of me if you
don't. You helped me in, now l want you
to help me out. l promised to answer ali
letters l received from the one that you
published March Sth for me in the Letter
Box" Well, this is the only way 1 can
do 1t. l am greatly surprised. Have al
ready received over $50 letters ana cards
and they are still coming. So. it is abso-
lutely impossible for to get them ali
answered in person unless two or three
of you fsst-writing girls volunteer TO come
and help me out. | have nice letters from
all of the southern states, and have been
answering as fast as | can, SO if you don (
get an answer in person take this ss one,
for l thank You all for your nice interest
ing letters.
Most of my letters have been from the
girls, and really l didn't know there were
so many girls in the south. l think ] got
letter from almost every girl in Geor.
gia. l got all kinds of guesses at my age,
and there were four correct guesses. three
girls and one boy. 1 will give my age
here so you may all see how far you miss
ed it; provided YOU do not get get an answer.
Nearly all the letters requested my
photo, so l am sending it to you, Aunt
Julia, that you may show it to them all
in the paper.
The letter box is the place for you to
write if you want correspondents that is,
IL you have nothing else to do, but if you
have, let me advise you not to make amy
Of the cousins any promises for they will
break their necks getting them. Though
it is hardly so bad as that, you See
have read SO many letters, my mind is just
little off.
Before I 90 will give you the names
of the winners. They are: girls. Miss
Hazef-Judy. Lewisburg. W. Va; Miss Lii
liam Tate, route 2. Round Mountain, Ala
and Miss Grace Henderson route I. Hop
Howard, route 6, Cleveland. Tenn.
There were very few boys wrote, but the
girls, they got me.
a. Again inlet let me thank you all for the many
cant answer them personally, / am,
Your cousin and nephew,
ELMER BRIDGES.
Lawendale, N. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let two little girls and 10 years old join
enjoy reading the letters very much. We
live a farm and go to school at Black
wood Springs. our teacher is Miss Lois
Grow. We love her very much We have
third grade. .... .v.a
will close If any one wants to write US,
address our mail to Calhoun, Rte. ].
Lots of love.
LONE YOUNG, LOIS UNDERWOOD.
Calhoun. Ga. Rte. l:
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: l have a
cousin that has been keeping UP with the
Letter Box and she has been telling me
about it, so I've decided to write and get
acquainted, too. Her letter was printed
this week. Guess some of you remember
the name, Helen BigEers.
am fifteen years of age. MY birthday
is October %; 1 am in the ninth grade
mere. Have been on honor roll every
month. 1 planning to 90 to college
and then teach. Am the only child. I
take music. We have a piano and grafo-
nola. you see l never get lonesome
Helen and 1 have many good times to-
gethef. I am spending tonight with her
| would be glad to hear from some of the
boys and girls. All that enclose picture
may &c assured OF an answer.
A new cousin.
(MISS) ELIZABETH JONES.
Bremen, Ga.
Dearest Aunt Julia: I want TO write and