Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-25

ed once before but was not admitted. Hope
that | may he this time. | have been read
ing tie Letter Box for several years. and en-
Joy the letters so much. And thought ]
would join. if I may. ! am n Mississippi
girl. and must say this is q dear old state.
/ think anyway. Who has my birthday.
August : My age is between fifteen and
twentyonP. ] would like to hear from
letters received. Aunt Julia, please like
this letter tiny bit Your new cousin.
ZAIDER MAE VAIL.
Pheba Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia aud Cousins: Here l am,
back with you again. ! thank you for print
to allow me space. Cousins, how many of
Won agree with me about Aunt Julia being
the ''bpstest' aunt ever? Look at the hands!
knew most of you would. l sreceived
many nice letters AMI ! thank the cousins
for the letters and songs. They We're all
greatly appreciated. To those writing for
the songs and haven't received them, if you
will please send me stamped envelope IN
send them to You and will be glad to. I
didn't know there would he so many to ask
for the songs when l wrote my other let.
ter. | am not going to describe myself
Will say every one guessed my age correct
| am seventeen. ! am going to make my
letter short this time. / Just wanted the
cousins 10 know that appreciated the let.
ters and songs they were kind as to send
me. Your niece and cousin.
Pearl SELLERS. n
Stewart Miss, r, +. u. >.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: The Bible
SAYS, knock ana 1t shall be opened Unto
lance into youS happy baud. I','ill take for
my subject. THE First English Printer"
In 1413 illiam CaXtOn came from Germany
to Westminster Abbey with his printing
press. He had been in Flanders for TWENTY
five Years. where he was governor of the
English Guild Of Merchant AdyenturprS
before he became copyist of the Duchess
OF burgundy He also wrote the Golden
Legent Years passed away but the work
of CaXton still remains among the most
memorable facts of a memorable century
Aunt Julia, | hope l haven't broken apv OF
NE me rules. So you can print this if you
10 write to me will answer all mail re-
.e.teu' am IS. With love and best
WISHES TO Aunt Julia and Cousins
our new COuSin.
JOHN F. CowAN.
Wilson, y. G., r. F. D. g. Box &c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Nav
come in aud be one OF you tonight?
nave neen q silent reader OF The journal
ever since can remember. l live on the
farm and like farm life fine. but 7 think
! would like to live in towh inst ss vol
One don't have as far TO 70 TO school I
1--WE three miles from town and 20 from
nome every morning 10 school. How many
OF You cousins like flowers? | surely do
nut haven't very many. ] believe roses
ana terms are my favorite flowers I BE-
heve most of You crochet and read for
pastime. Those are my biggest time
whilers.' too, especially reading. I've just
finished reading Mary St. John 1t was
surely good book. I'm wondering if any
of the cousins hare the book st Elmo"
and would let me read it? Will return the
FAVOR in any way l can. How many Of you
like to so to school? 1 do. although | don t
ike English, as we have to write theme
almost every day. and 7 do dislike writing
them Will leave my description for next
time. My &c is between II and 1s. With
love and best wis"es, I am p niece,
EVA HANKS.
Hones Path 8. c.