Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-26

many of You like to read. can sit and
read all day. Ny fayotte books are A
Struggle for A Ring sister Sue "The
Girl of the Limbeelost." Anybody who cares
10 write to Florida Gifl>- LET them come
thit way. OLIVE POLLARD.
Fort Meade, Fla. Rente h. Box s..
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: win You
please Sadmt an Alabama girl into your
happy band? Like most OF the cousins, l
live on the|farm, and like farm life fine. l
have been reading the Council for a long
time.
What do you cousins do for pastime? AS
for myself, tat and crochet some. 1 make
baskets of honeysuckle vines, such as wall
baskets, sweet pea baskets and flower bas-
kets.. / varnish my baskets different col
ors. I also take music. I will not describe
myself this time I will he sixteen years
of aqe the 14th Of June. Who Is my twin ?
I will answer all letters received. Your
new cousin, LAURA WALKER
Gadsden, Ala, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: will you
let me in to talk With these boyS and girls
They seem TO have such ioiIv timps am
thirteen years of age live in the country
and l don't believe could be satisfied living
anywhere else. 1 20 to Sunday school and
like to go fine ! like to read good o0kS
and papers and of course this brings in the
dear old Atlanta TriWeeslS Journal. L 90
to school and will study tie seventh grade
next school term. What do you cousins do
these days? ] guess most all the boys are
busy working in the field. I am for one.
/ want every of you boys and girls to
write me. l will answer all letters / re-
ceive. Well, my letter is getting lengthy,
so i will step out and let some one else
have my seat. If this isn't printed no one
will be disappointed but
CHARLIE WHITE.
Dossville, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia ana Cousins: have
written once before but was not admitted.
so will try again. [ am only little boy OF
eleven years. hut like to do nice things Just
the same. / am in the sixth grade at school,
but our school has been out about two
weeks, so l help my mother at home.
bring in wood and water for her, which
saves many steps for her. / would like to
help my dad but he works on large or
ange grove and there is not much work on
an orange grove for a boy of my age, so my
work is mostly the chores around home.
live in the southern part of Florida in
plain view of the Indian river. and only a
short distance from the beautiful Atlantic
ocean. You cousins come down and let s
go in bathing. If you can't come I will
be pleased to hear from AS many of you as
care to write. Your new cousin, from the
sunny South"
Saint Lucie. Fla. Box ~.
Hello. there, dear Aunt Julia and cousins!
printing my letter, as | have already I'd
ceved 4 letter in answer. Cousins. don t
You think Aunt Julia Is very, very kind? i
think SO. Today is the last day of school,
and I expect to pass to the seventh grade.
If dc. I will be glad. Please, Mr.. Awf,l
Wastebasket, please don't take my letter
and ! will stop. 1 must go. for, if I don't
this letter will not be in print. ] am send
ing cents for the good cause. Your very
devoted nice and cousin
MISS LINDA PATTERSON.
Orsino, Fla.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Don't you
think Aunt Julia a dear aunt to let the
cousins doing for pastme? l live on
farm, as most cousins do and would not
exchange country life for city life.
How many Of YOU like t Ogo to school?
surely do. | have finished school In the
country. I have written once before, but
The Journal. and l think it the best paper,
especially the Letter Box. Some Of you
cousins come visit me and we will surely
have nice time going in bathing. As my
letter is getting lengthy. ] must 30.
Cousins. If you want to write to a Florida
girl of seventeen summers. address
STELLA LIGHTSEY.
Fort Meade, Fla. r. f. D. B.
Hello auntie and cousins! VIII you let me
in for little rest? l have been cooking
dinner. Well, auntie, have written before,
but 1 guess it was only fit for the waste
basket. 1 hope to escape this time.
Cousins, let's take a subject to write on.
think we would all enjoy reading the let.
tiers more. Although ! am not writer,
will see what I can do with the. subject.
Save Little"
Everyone who IA Obliged To work for his
living should make it A point to lay Up
little money for that rainy day" which