Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-26

North Carolina has fourteen cities, and the
smallest percentage of foreiSn-horn people OF
mum plant in the United States is at Baois.
The largest pulp mill il the Jnited states at
Canton. The largest mica mine in the
world at Greensboro. largest towel ana
da mask mill in the United states at Kan
napolts. Largest crude drug dopositary IN
the world at Statesvlle. High Point is the
second largest furniture manufacturing city
in the United States. North Carolina leads
the world in the manufacture Of tobacco. SO
Won see North Carolina is not left behind.
| must close as l see Mr.. w. r. coming. J.
will tell you my age. l am seventeen. All
you cousins write and II describe my
self TO You in q, personal letter. I'm going
to look for lots of letters. Lovingly.
- JESSIE GRAFTON.
Mt. Pleasant, y. G.. Route !. Box 81.
| Howdy Folk-ses: Now Just listen. Aunt
Julia. make EN- be quiet just one moment.
and IN tell them who am. Oh some Of
you seem TO think I'm stranger I'm not.
| though. and you are the stranger il either
of us is
Well. Roscoe. I'm NOT much arguing so
I'll just leave off the paint and powder sub
iect il Won please. Next. ! want to thank
Aunt Julia for printing my other letter.
think YOU many times. auntie. My, my,
what earth is the' ma ter with you Ge0r-
| gia kids? Are you going TO let the other
states get SO far ahead of us that it would
make ashamed? Georgia kids are q little
hard to embarrass, but 1 should think thai
embarrassing. All you cousins who wrote
me and did not get an answer. write M
this time and | will try to answer all. kS
l am not a gifted writer, I haven't ~
cisl subject TO write upon that woHG seTily
interest any one. Hoping to hear frcs& Edany
of you cousins now, l will run h5AS. Just
! the same old jolly
Blakeley. Ca.
| ?. s.-Harvey Mcdonald. Robinson, Ca,
| have you heard from Harley Mcdonald. Col
| nuit Ca he Ua IN
! you.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will You admit
an Alabama girl into your happy band IT
boys and girls? I. like most of the cousins,
live III the country, and like country life
! just fine. I have been a silent reader Of
The Tri-Weeklv Journal for some time. |
| read in The Journal where there are some
! cousins who get so many letters that they
| can't answer them all. so l decided would
| try my luck. hoping to be successful in my
effort. / don't think there is anyone who
enjoys reading letters any more than do.
| | also like to read Aunt Julia s Letter Box
7 always look forward for The Journal. as !
want to see who has joined this happy band
OF boys and girls. Aunt Julia is dear
auntie to allow boys and girls this space.
For pastime 7 read write and play the
organ | had better go before l break Aunt
Julia's rules. All you cousins write me. |
will answer all letters and cards received.
new cousin,
Georgiana, Ala, Route 4, Box 81.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins wonder 4
You will let lonely Alabama girl into your
happy bond of boys and girls. l have
been reading the Letter Box long time
i'm fact, ever since could read. / enjoy
reading it very much. hut I think / conid
enjoy it better If I We're in there. ! live
on a farm and like it fine; hut like 10
visit in the city very much, too. What do
you boys and girls do for pastime? I go in
bathing. for I, live right on creek: ride
horseback. so fishing and go 10 school.
How many of Won are Scouts? I an for
one, and like 1t fine. ! am fourteen years
old and in the seventh grade. Az my first
visit is getting long and may go to the
trashbasket. I will wait until next time to
describe myself Some Of you sood-Iookins
! boys and girls write to me and send alonS
/ one of your photos al will send YOU one of
mine. 1 will answer all mail received;
ELIZABETH HENGRICK.
Talladega. Ala, Route ?.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
please admit another Alabama boy in your
happy circle of boys end-RiFls? | have been
| a constant reader of The Journal for several
years and have often been tempted to try
my luck in being admitted to this happy cir
Gle. Where there is a will there is q way"
! ] now trying to find my way in and do
hope that | will be successful. What are
you cousins doing this rainy morning? OH,
my. it has been raining here every day this
week. Didn't I hear some one say I'll bet
he is an old farmer? Yes. I am a farmer.
but net very old one I enjoy farm life
fine, For pastime I do what most OF the
country cousins do and read. How
many of you cousins enjoy reading? do.
for one. l have read Everything that can
Aget, that is worth reading. How many OF
| the cousins have my birthday. September
%? Ny age is between eighteen and TWEEN
| ty- two. 1 will not describe myself this time.
II am so ugly that ] know Aunt Julia
wouldn't let my letter be printed. As this
ifs my first attempt l will 60. If see this
/ in print I will come again soon. All Of you
i cousins write me and ] will try and answer
all letters received Your new cOrsln.
-. ORMAN PATTEN.
Jackson's Gap, Ala.
! r. S.-NelI Freeman II you see this,
please let me know what has BECOME ~ roS.