Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-24

tells us such interesting things. Almost all
have discussed powder and paint tobacco.
snuff, birds trees. authors and music, also
season flowers. etc. What about your
Jolson, Frank Creemit, Campbell and Burr,
Esther Walker and Lucille Hegsnion; quar-
tets. Hayden and Peerless; Ted Lewis Jazz
band and Art Hickman's orchestra. Al
though there are lots Of others that are
good, | like these the best. Cousins. which
was the, greatest invention. the phonograph
or the automobile? Who invented the type.
writer? All have right to talk about
what they wish, but L don't like the dis
cussion of presidents for We all have read
small school children. Virginia is another
favorite state of mine. Cousins, write 70
me. Oceans of love and best wishes to
auntie and all. An old cousin.
MALISSA MERRITT.
Leakesviile, Miss, Route A.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please open
the door and make room for another MsSis-
sippi girl. I've been ont here long while
undecided whether TO knock or not. hut at
last I've gotten up the courage try
whether | succeed not. What are you
and the cousins doing this rainy day? I've
been helping mother and sister with the
hOusework until now Oh, how | do MOS
reading the letters! Roy ]. Bond, yours in
the June Z issue was so interesting.
noticed in reading it yOu have my birth
day, June 4. lin not going to describe
myself and my country this time, as shall
come again il | see this in print, As this
| is my first visit, | shall make it short /
do enjoy letters from btoh boys and girls
tbetwecn sixteen and twenty) You cousins
do write Your true niece and cousin,
BERTHA CHILDRESS.
Sardis. Miss. Route l. Box a.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; Will you
please admit Georgia girl into your
happy band? live in the country and
like it fine. I lived in Macon eight years.
but didn't like to live there. | haven t
been TO any picnics this year, but did
last year. Cousins what are yon going
the OSeechee river, hut il is too full. |
live thirteen miles from Statesboro, the
county seat of Bulocb. My daddy takes
The Journal and | think it's the best paper
will lie sixteen the 18th of September
want all the cousins to write to me-
Your new cousin.
ELIZABETH HAGAN,
Oliver, Ga, Route 5.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins: Have yon
vacant chair | might occupy this lonely
afternoon? have been a silent reader of
the Letter Box for some time and have de
rided to try my luck writing. ] live on
the farm about ten miles from Carrolton
! like farm life fine. For paStime | 90
fishing, | am thirteen years of age aud
in the sixth grade. How many of you
cousins like flowers? | do, for one.
have good many OF them. | like to
raise chickens and tend to cows and help
mama keep house. As | have never writ
ten before, | will make my stay short.
would be glad to get letters from the
cousins.
Your new cousin.
LUCILLE HOLLOWAY,
Banning. Ga, Route l. Box III.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
please let me in: I'm south Georgia
girl. Say, what are you cousins doing
these days for paStime. going fishing,
huutins, fancy working, etc. : Cousins how
many of YOU really love Aunt Julia? |,
FOX one. ., wouldn't we miss her II she
was 10 have 10 leave us; that would he
sad, wouldn't it, cousins? Say, boys aud
girls come on with your letters from Geor-
%ia, lets he the ioliest bunch OF all. How
many OF YOU cousins like to 20 to picnics
We are planning to have ono July 1.
Woodle Garrett, | will agree with you, it
is some fun to get letters from girls, think
ing you are a boy and ! guess 1t is as
funny TO get letters from boys who think
you are girl. I think, like some other
cousins, it would be nice for all the
cousins to send their photos. Well, as my
letter is getting rather long I'm afraid
Mr.. W. b. will happen in, so | will not
describe myself this time. Only I'll say
my age is IS years old So good-by,
cousins and Dear Aunte.
Love to auntie and cousins
(Miss) CLYDE CROSBY.
Lake Park Ca, R. F. D. No. =.
Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder il you