Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-05-01

Springs church. We have the beautiful
springs, hence the name of the church. The
spring is cemented in and is surrounded by
beautiful magnolias. Thousands of people
go there every summer to camp meeting
What do you cousins do for pastime? We
read, 60 boat riding and just lots Of other
sport nfe. We are enjoying these good old
spring days. We are leaving our ages for
the cousins to guess. between fifteen and
twenty. Two lonely pals would be glad to
near from any of the cousins. We bid you
all adieu.
% . sUD1E JACKSON.
NELLIE SCONYERs.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Knock!
knock! Hello, Aunt Julia! I'm SO glad I
knocked at the right door this time I
knocked at the wrong door the last time
and found myself in room with Mr.. w. B.
m going to leave my description, for I
might scare dear Aunt Julia away I'll
say my age is between nine and fourteen
All cousins write. ! will try to answer
all letters received. I am sending a poem
l made up:
FORGET Me NOT
Forget me not when the weather is cold;
Forget me not when the weather is hot;
Forget me not when 1 am young;
Forget me not when I am old
Forget me not, for lonely I will be:
Forget me never, and all you cousins write
to me.
Ter to work and write to new cousin,
FRANCES MILLER.
Shiloh, Ga.
My Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Father
has just started taking The Tr-Weekiy
Journal, and the most important thing in
the paper is the Letter Box. 1 will describe
myself: Ny age is between eleven and, four
teen live out in the country, and 1
wouldn't give my home for the prettiest
house in town. I attend Shiloh school.
Ny teachers name is Miss Lollie Jones.
If my letter is printed, which I hope it will,
[ will write again. L will answer all let
cousin, MISS GLADYS INGRAM.
Shiloh. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit Georgia girl into your happy band
of boys and girls? 1 dearly love Aunt
We take the dear old Journal. My father
had taken it before he died; he has been
dead eight years, and my brother takes it
now Have any of the cousins got many
pretty flowers? If you have, would like
for you to send me some, for / have been
i'll for over year, not able to do anything
and haven't walked a step in seven months.
l have gangreen in my left side. / can sit
at the window and see the trees put forth
their buds and leaves, and hear the little
birds sing their beautiful songs, and it
makes me want to get outdoors, for the lit
tie birds sSy spring is here. I hope 1 have
not stayed too long, I hope to hear from
all of the cousins, as / oftimes get lonely.
Your cousin,
ARvILLA ROBERTS.
Flowery Branch, Ca, Route 5.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit girl from upper South Caro-
lima into your happy band? I go to school,
am in the sixth grade, and like my
teacher very much. We play basketball at
lunch time. Ny favorite study is South
Carolina history. 1 have written to the
Letter Box before, but was not admitted.
All OF you cousins write to me. Love to
all, AIRLINE CRENSHAW.
Dear Aunt Julia: I am knocking at the
door again. This is my third time, please
l won't bother you but just a little time
Say, South Carolina kids, we are letting all
the rest of the kids get all the pleasure
out Of the dear Letter Box. Come on and
see what we can do. / haven't seen a let,
ter from this part of the state. live neal
the great Pee Dee riveF. 1t is some river
now, the rain has caused it to rise until il
is out of the banks everywhere. I was sur
prised TO see my name in the paper not long
ago. Write to me Fannie Daley, if you
see this. Elmer Bridges, your letter GER
tainly was interesting, Come again. All
of the cousins write nice letters. Cousins
what do you think of Aunt Julia? 1 think
she is just as sweet as she can be. How
many of you cousins love flowers and mu
sic? Just look at the hands up. I believe
you all like them, don't you? I just love
flowers and music bOtn. l can't make very
much music, I can play the guitar a little
IF 1 see this in print will send my picture
l am sweet sixteen. Now, cousins, please
one and all, write to new cousin,
FANNIE DALEY.
Bennettsvile, S. c., Route 2.
Ny Dearest Aunt Julia: Will you please
let me join your Letter Box? l have just
got through reading the cousins letters anG
can say l enjoyed them best of all.
| wonder how you cousins enjoyed Easter, as
for myself, had a grand time, went to ar
egg hunt Sunday afternoon. Our schoo
had an egg hunt Monday; after we found
all of the eggs we ran away from the
teacher and went flower hunting; we went
up railroad about a mile and came TO q
spring. AS we didn't have anthing to drink
out Of we made a quill or a cane ano
OF us a drink. Then W event on about two
miles and found some pretty moss under
some big oak trees and we sat down and
talked and laughed until almost sundoWn
| then we went back to the school mouse ano
can say was some tired that night when
1 got home. As 1 had to walk up some big
hills before I came to my home. MY nome
| is a little white house among the hills anf
is very pretty place, but, oh, N.Y. no"
lonesome sometimes. If any one wants tf
know more about this, well write to brown
eyed girl who will appreciate all letters
received. The one that guesses my age
will send a photo of myself. My age is be
tween sixteen and nineteen. With bushels
of love to Aunt Julia and all, new cousin,
ESTBLLE WILLINGHAM.
| Cedartown, Ca, Route :.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you please take another joyful South Caro-
lima girl into your happy band? Dear Aun'
Julia, you don't know how much 90 ENJOY
reading the dear cousins letters. have
just learned to love you all, and hope you
will accept my acquaintance. live in the
country and help farm. 1 like it much bet
ter than the city. You can have lots more
| fun. 1 am member of the Mt. Tabur Bar-
fist church and attend Sunday school every
Sunday at 10 O'Clock in the morning Wis.,
some of you cousins could be with me oa
this lovely spring day. Who has my brit
day, March II. Let's see who can guess
my age, between sixteen and twenty. l has
better go as this is my first visit I had
better not stay Iond. My father takes The
Journal. All letters and cards will be AL
swered. REBA YOUNG.
Hemingway, s. c., Route 3, Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: wonder
If you would please hold the cousins letter