Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-15


Wishing one and all Mer"''
Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Lovingly your new niece and
cousin.
FANNIE PARKER,
Route 2. Box 81, Piedmont, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Here comes another little Florida
girl to join your happy circle.
sure enjoy reading the interest
ing letters of the boys and girls.
I live in the country and like
country life.
How many of you cousins have a
favorite book? My favorite book is
the Bible. L read from it every day.
think we all should, try and live
Christian life.
All you cousins write. I will an
swer all letters receive. Lots OF
love to all. Your new cousin.
ALLIE BELL THOMPSON,
Route B, Box 106, .Wellborn, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins
Win you please admit me into your
happy band of boys and girls?
My father takes The Journal and
L enjoy reading the letters very
much.
I live in the country, two and a
half miles from the city of Cleve'
land. am seventeen years old.
I hope this letter will escape the
waste basket for I want to get &C.
quainted with the cousins.
I will answer all letters I receive.
Lovingly,
ANNIE ROSE WARWICK,
Route 5. Box 6 Cleveland. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Will you please admit new cousin
into your happy band of boys and
girls? AS this is, my first time
hardly know howto write, although,
like most of the cousins, live in the
country, and like it fine, live near
the great Pee Dee river. I go hunt
ing and fishing and boat riding
very often.
Would like to have any Of you
cousins come and go with me at
any time, and all Of the girls, espe-
cially, as I am, like most Of the boys.
very fond of them. I am a great
reader of the Letter Box.
Who has my birthday, June 81?
Will answer all letters, and would
like to exchane photos. From a
lively cousin.
IRBY CUSACK,
Drum, S. C.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you give room for an Alabama girl?
I have been wanting to write and
have never done so before. I wish
to know more about you cousins.
I've been a reader of the Letter Box
for a long while, but just neglected
to become one OF the army. I live in
the country and love my good coun
try home. My mother died when 1
was very small, and l live with my
uncle and aunt; and, my, they are
good to me and I am good to them.
How many of you cousins have lost
your mother? If there are any of
you, you can understand and sym
pathize with me. What did you cous-
ms and Aunt Julia do for Christmas?
Had fine time, I guess. We girls
and boys made some pictures. We
had a lot of fun. So you see, if any
of you boys and girls wish to write
to me will send a picture to you.
you cousins wish to know more
about me just write your new cousin,
MURTIE BICE.
Ragland, Ala, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia: T have never
seen any one from Headland. I have
been silent reader of the Letter Box
for nearly four months. I do en-
joy reading the letters. I like to
read very much, and read and
write for pastime. I live on the
farm, like most of the cousins. am
1S years old. My birthday. is Sep
TENDER 70. I live between two
churches and neither one of them
is over half mile from me. So
can go to meeting nearly every Sun
day and Sunday night. Well, ex.
pect I had better 60 Any Of you
cousins that want to write to an
Alabama boy, write to me. I sure
like to read good letters from a
friend. Your new cousin
EARLY M. BOND.
Headland, Ala, R, 1, Box so.
Dear Aunt Julia: Open Ahe door
and let me in. 1t is raining out
here. I will not stay long. What
do yous cousins Go for pastime? |
read, write, sing and help do all the
work, as I, like most of the cous-
ms, live on a farm. I go to church
and Sunday school ON Sundays. I
am eighteen years old. Who has my
birthday, March 10? I hear some
of the boys say she is an old maid,
but you see 1 am not. My chum IS
Miss Effie White. If my letter is
printed this time I will come again
and bring her with me. Some of
the cousins of Fayetteville were
married this fall. If you boys and
girls wish to write to a jolly girl,
write to your new cousin,
EMMA LOU JACKSON.
I Fairburn, Ga. Route 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Please admit a girl from Georgia in
to the grand circle of boys and girls.
I surely do think Aunt Julia is the
dearest aunt in the world. I inn
agine sometimes the Letter Box is