Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-19
AUNT JULIA'S COUNCIL
Friendly Meeting Place for All TriWeeky Journal Readers

for Aunt Julia and the cousins> . new niece
and cousin, SARAH BARNES,
Triton, Ga, NJ. R. A,
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit lonely Georgia girl into
your happy band of boys and girls. 1 live
on large farm about one and half miles
from little town. l go to school and
like it fine. We have large school with
about two hundred on the roll. We have
a nice time playing basketball. We nave
five teachers. Who has my birthday, Jan
uary rs? My age is fourteen. am going
to ask favor of some of you kind Cous-
ms. Will you please send me the songs.
When I'm Gone You'll Soon Forget Me"
and go Feather Your Nest?" l will APP
preciate it and will reutrn the favor in
any way 1 can. If any of you cousins
wish to correspond with lonely Georgia
girl, 1 will try and answer all letters and
cards received. All you good looking boys
Julia and all the cousins, your new cousin,
VERA NAE BRYANT.
Newington, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Just
please let me in for a short time, as /
have been a silent reader for quite a
while. | can't resist the temptation any
longer in asking for admittance.
L am a little orphan Alabama girl. I'm
like most of you cousins. [ live on a
ram, which my father left at his death.
l was only two months old when he died,
so you see I can't realize the presence
of a dear old father like some of you
cousins, but L have a dear old precious
mother to love, and three sisters and
four brothers.
go to school in the winter time and
work OH the farm in the summer. l
am Is years old and study the seventh
| grade. We have a three-teacher school.
! L go to church most every Sunday.
! am lover of music. My motto is, BE
| kind and true to everyone you meet"
you with a smile. Well as my letter
is growing long, I will quit before
break the golden rule. L hope to see
this in print: as this is my first at
! Your new cousin,
GENEVA MORRISON.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: As I have
been silent reader of the letter box for a
| long time, and reading so many letters
| from almost all over the United States,
| decided l would stop in and see if Aunt
is not my home. My home is in Baltimore,
| Md. I'm just staying here for my health,
as 1 have had nerve trouble for some time,
But thank God l am improving now, and !
| get real lonesome at times. l spend most
of my time reading books and out car rid
ing, as | have my car with me down here
in old North Carolina. ! see the most of
you cousins live in the country. Well, 1 live
in the city, but L dearly love the country.
l have always thought that l would like ia
live in the country and farm. although
wanted to get out in a cotton field, as we
do not grow any cotton in Maryland. 4
am an automobile salesman. l did not say
was a Ford salesman. Well, l guess
had better close before I break Aunt Ju
las rules. 1f any of you good looking
| cousins want to write to a boy between 20
and %. l will assure you an early answer.
Please send photo, if possible. From a new
BUD HUNEYCUTr.
0akboro, N. c., P. o. Box 141.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you admit lonely North Carolina girl
1, like most of the cousins, live in the
country, and like it fine. Aunt Julia
L have written twice before, but have
not seen my letters in print I can't
imagine what mistakes l made, but
please print this one.
Aunt Kate Moore, I surely enjoyed
reading your letter. Come again.
have two little brothers. They keep
them. If any of you cousins have a
book that you think would be interest
ing to them, please send it to me.
will take good care of t-and return it.
! I will leave my age for you to guess.
! 1t is between ten and fourteen. All OF
you Cousins write to me.
| MARY ELIZABETH DAHL.
Box 10, Route /. Hallsville, N. G.
Dear Aunt Julia and Friends: Please
let a little girl II years of age join
! live an a farm of $50 acres and like
| farm life Except at cotton picking tme)
We have two large ponds on our place,
where we spend many happy hours fish
| ing.
How many of you girls play basket
ball? l do, and surely enjoy it. Some
of my friends say the game is too rough
for girls to play. What do you think?
Thank you, Aunt Julia, for this space
s I would like to hear from some OF
the writer's the above subject. Best
wishes to all.
VERA RAILS.
Box 70, Route I, Jayess, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes an Alabama girl to join your happy
band 1 am a subscriber to The Journal,
and I always enjoy reading the letters.
How many of you Cousins go to school? I
don't 20 now. I have already finished. I
9 kodaking mostly for pastime, and some
times TO gather flowers 1 don't live far
from the river. Some of YOU Cousins come
over aud We win GO fishing. How many
| of you make tatting? / enjoy making
it. l will leave my age for YOU to guess.
1t is between 1G and 20. All letters will
be answered from a new Cousin.
ETHEL BATES.
Jasper. Ala, Box 437.