Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-12
AUNT julius COUNCIL
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anywhere. Say cousins. now many of
you like to go in swimming? Just look
at the hands. 1 do for one. How many
cousins are my twin. My birthday is
September 20. I will be seventeen years
young. I forgot to tell my age befroe.
How many of you like music? I do for
one. We have an Edison Amerol phon-
ograph, which I enjoy very much. l also
have a violin which I am learning to
play. Say, will some of the cousins
please send me the song, when Pm
Gone You'll Soon Forget?' I will return
favor any way I can. Here it is time
for spring and it is sleeting down here
in Alabama this morning! We have a
large smilax at our window and small
day of March. With lots of love to
Aunt Julia and cousins. All of you
cousins write me. 1 will assure you an
answer. Bye, bye.
Evergreen, Ala. Brooklyn, Route /.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Just got
th ho@g6t r WonId also e tr my lucR oA
My birthday is the tenth of April. l
will then be fifteen years old. Who is
my triplet, as 1 am already twin? l.
see nearly everyone that writes, goes to
Sunday school. / also go to Sunday
school. My sister is also writing to the
Letter Box. I can also sympathize with
those who have no mother. am
keep house for my sister and afther. I
will now close, hoping to see my letter
in print.
Your loving neice and cousin,
(Miss) LINNEA PEARSON.
Silverhill, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I wish so
much L could be with you all now. l am
so lonesome I hardly know what to do. 1
went to one of my dearest friends funeral
today. She was my elassmate at school.
Her name is Florence Harris. She was an
NJ III l,uox mat
with a smile. She will be missed so much
at school. She was laid to rest at Mon
ford's Cove church, about ten miles from
here. A number of her school friends were
there. Six of the girls in her class and
her teacher were the flower girls. They
were Miss Jennie Lee Rucker, Miss Lee
Rucker, Miss Matte Elliott, Miss Nellie
Kendrick, Miss Anna Belle White and my
| self; also her teacher. Miss Gertrude Led
better Six of the boys were the pail
bearers. They were Bonnie Harvey, Nolan
Flack, Earl Queen, Grady Queen, Robert
Metcalf and Henry Rucker. She had ap-
pendicitiS. She was taken ill on Thursday
and died on Saturday after that. surely
will miss her in school. What are you
cousins going to do for Easter? don t
know what I will do; have good time, l
suppose. L wish we cousins and Aunt
Julia could have an egg hunt together.
know we would enjoy it, don t you think so
Cousins, I want to thank you for your
kind letters 1 received from you little
over year ago. 1 surely appreciated them
all, but it was impossible for me to answer
them all. l have new, piano now. L
surely like it fine. l have taken more
interest in mSs&~ yeace we got it. l grad
uated in music. 1 have my diploma. Well,
| 1 guess l had bette--be going. wa1t TO
thank Aunt Iz4saA $-r SrintinS my. other
letter. TO oil Of you cousins who write and
send a photo will answer your letters and
send photo. / am fifteen years old. Your
I conSin. MISS VAROL COLE.
Union Mig. N. c., Route s.
Dear Aunt Julia: viii you please admit
two south Georgia boys into your happy
circle? We will promise not to stay long.
county. If not mistaken, it is the largest
one in the south, though there may be
some larger. They have tram roads all over
the county and where they get through s.a
cutting the trees in place it sure looks
desolate Rufus is twenty three years ola.
Manon is twenty-five years old. Guess we
had better go. so as to be welcomed again.
All of you cousins write TO us. we wiz
answer all letters received Your cousins,
RUFUS AND MARVIN MOBLEH.
Ludowici, Ca, r. F. d. No. B.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes a new cousin from Georgia. l have
been a reader of the Letter Box for many
years, but this is my first attempt TO
write letter to this page. L like All the
| letters fine and know good many OF the
writers personally. l, too, live in the
country, and like it fine. L have three
brothers and three sisters and you can
lima CINE the jolly times we have, especially
in the spring It is lovely here fI0W I11s
spring "wheR everything is living and
happy" How many Of you cousins Cois IS. h ave
teen. and / certainly would appreciate a
card from every cousin on that o w aqte
I think Aunt Julia IL one Of the sweetest
women in the world She seems is to ,,i be Of I
could see her. and talk with her face to
face. Then would be satisfied led d, won't mt
cousins. Many good wishes to all. Your
new cousin,
EASTER LILY HOLLIFIELD.
Doraville, Ca, Route j.
Dear Auntie and Cousins ! wonder would
YOU admit another lonely little Georgia
girl into your happy band. 1 am new
| reader, and wish to make my acquaintance
in the Letter Box, for I enjoy reading the
letters SO much. I live four miles south
of Franklin, between the Chattahoochee aud
! New rivers. l go about two miles 10