Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-27

live on the farm, but think would
like city life better. 1 win not de-
scribe myself this time, but will say
my age is between thirteen and sew
enteen, Who has my birthday, jan
uary II? AS this is my first at
tempt to write, [ will stop. If any
of you cousins wish to correspond
with a lonesome Florida girl, let
your letters GOMEZ to
MARIE DAVENPORT.
Madison, Fla, r. F. D. B, Box So,
Dear Auntie and Cousins: 1 won
der if you will admit another little
girl from Georgia into your happy
circle of boys and girls? I've been
silent reader of The Journal for
a long time and I certainly do enjoy
the letetr box. l go to school every
day and am in the sixth grade. We
sure do have big times playing ball,
also other games. l am twelve years
old. Who has my birthday, July L?
I'll go before Aunt Julia gets me. All
you cousins write me. I'll answer
all letters received. Love and best
wishes to all.
DORRIS COWART.
Naylor, Ga, r. F. D. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and : Cousins:
VIII you admit Florida girl into
your happy band of boys and girls?
[ have been a reader of the Letter
Box for a long time and decided I
would write. l. like the most of
your cousins, live on the farm, and
enjoy farm life fine. Say, how
many of you have my birthday,
August oath? My age is between
II and 16. Will be delighted to hear
from some of you cousins.
Jamie NORRIS.
Madison. Fla. Route B.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Will you admit another Georgia
Cracker into YOUR circle for a brief
chat? Thought I'd write and get
acquainted with the cousins and
auntie also. AS this seems to be the
popular statement will. like most
all the cousins, say it: II live in
the country and like country life
fine" AS auntie's rules are so
strict, I'll be going. Girls and boys.
all who would care to correspond
with a jolly sixteen-year older, write
me.
MATTY ROBINSON.
Ludowici, Ga. Route B, Box 81.
Dear Aunt Jr''a and Cousins:
Here come thre North Carolina
cousins to join your happy band
Of boys and girls.
We all live about three miles from
cave called Daniel Boone's cave"
Wha: are all of you cousins doing
This cold weather? We are going
n Ut
Our school teachers name is Miss
Annie Mae Spiney We are like
all, or most of you cousins. we live
on the farm, and like farm life fine.
We all live near the Yadkin river.
You cousins come to see us next
summer and we will ~ in bathing
will close. Mary is between sixteen
and eighteen, Pearl and Vertie are
sixteen. If any of you cousins wish
to write to us let YOUR letters fly to
MARY BAILEY,
PEARL BARNHARDT,
VERTIA BUIE.
Linwood. N. c., Route No. 8.
Jacksonville, N. c., Jan. 10, 1928.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Here comes two North Carolina
Slrls to join your happy band of
boys and girls. AS We have not
seen any letters from the good old
state of North Carolina, we decided
we would write. Just wonr7r what
you all do for a good time. Most
of the cousins, suppose, as we'll
as We attend school everyday. We
go TO chool at Meadowview. We
are CLAIMS and both study the sew
enth grade and like it fine.
We will leave our ages for you
to guess, they are between sixteen
and nineteen. Well, as this is our
first attempt. guess we had better
stop before this letter gets too
long.
If any of you cousins wish to
correspond with two flowing little
girls" write to
LIZZIE WELLS.
DAISY DAWSON.
Jacksonville, n, c., Route 3,