Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-08
AUINT JULIUS COUNCIL
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this time. Come again, Ruby Wad- |
dell; also Alice Elrod. Your letters
were fine. L enjoyed them very
much. How many of you are low
ers Of nature? I am. Nothing is
so sweet asst to hear the little birds
singing in the treetops and in the
spring see the beautiful flowers
blooming. [ have a large flower
yard, and. believe me, it keeps me !
busy in the spring trying to keep |
the grass out of it. L love music, |
and also enjoy going to the moving |
picture shows. 1 know many of you
will agree with me, won't you? II
Well, I won't subscribe myself |
this time as I did in my other let
ter. So cousins, write me, each |
and every one. [ hope I haven't |
made my letter too lengthy, Aunt !
Julia. Wishing all happy new
year. MISS lone FINDLEY..
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Will you please permit two girls
from the dear old state of Georgia?
Gee, it sure is cold out here, we are
ALMOST frozen now, for we have come
a good distance. Honest! Will you
please permit us in your happy
band? We will promise not to stay
long. What do you cousins do for
pastime. We read and go to school. |
We wish some of you cousins could
have come to spend Christmas with
us. We would have had a jolly time.
If you cousins want to correspond
with two Georgia cousins, write to
your niece and cousins,
E. Miss SUSIE DENNIS,
Summerville, Ga, r. F. D. l.
Miss EMMA CALDWELL.
Summerville, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you please admit a South Carolina
girl into your happy band of boys
and girls? 1 have been a reader of
the Letter Box for long time, and
1 surely do enjoy reading the let
tiers. Some of them are very fine.
I live on a farm and like farm life
fine. I go to school at Black Creek
and study in the eighth grade. Mr.
Silas Fincher is a nice teacher. He
has been my teacher for seven
terms. What do you cousins do for
pastime? [ read, crochet and play
the organ. My favorite books are
"The Girl From the Big Horn Coun-
try and Roosevelt" I am fiji
teen years of age. If any of you
cousins wish to know more about
me, write me a long letter. Some
of you cousins write from every
state. I will assure you an answer.
Love to ALL
NEZZIE JORDAN.
Mt. Croghan, S. c., r. 1. B. SO.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Here comes two naughty school |
girls. We are chums and go to the |
same school, but we live quite a dis
lance from each other. Ethel and |
I have written twice before. I en-
joyed myself so much that I decided |
to bring my chum with me. Hope |
you will extend a, hearty welcome. |
We guess you all are enjoying your
school work to the fullest extent.
We are having a pretty hard time, !
as today is test" day.
We guess, before this reaches its |
destination Christmas will have
come and gone, with all its joys and |
pleasures. Hope you will all have
are expecting a jolly time.
We will take for our subject |
woman Suffrage" I, Lois, think
it's perfectly all right and proper
for the women to vote. think they
have as much business at the polls |
as they have in the field.
I, Ethel. don't agree with her, be-
cause I think a wonan's place is
in the home rather than at the polls. |
Yet, I think they have just as much |
business at the polls as they have
in the fields, for I don't think either
is the place for a woman. l think |
if a woman keeps her housework
done like it ought to be, she will |
have no time to be in either place. |
Which one of us do you agree |
with? We are thinking we have |
said enough for this time, but if |
we are welcome this time we will |
come again some time and tell you |
just what we do think about, as |
we didn't get started. But we were |
afraid we would disobey the rules. |
We are in a race to see which gets
the most letters. Please, all who |
write, inclose your picture. We will |
answer all. Lots of love to Aunt |
Julia and the cousins. Lovingly,
ETHEL MCKAY,
Dossville, Miss.
LOIS COOK,
Edinburg, Miss.
you let me in for little chat? Hur-
ry up, for it is raining and [ might !
get wet. If you will let me in this
time / will promise not to stay long.
How many of you cousins like to
read? I do. L have read a good |
many books and my favorites are
LENA Rivers" and the Loan of !
a Lover" You cousins, too, must
write me, for I get lonesome some
time and letters will help to pass the |
time away. I am IS years old. I
will bid you all adieu. [ will prom
Use to answer all letters and cards
received. From your niece and
cousin. MARY PETERSON.
Lithia Springs, Ca. r.. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Here comes a little Tennessee, girl |
to join your happy band. 1 have |
two brothers and one sister. I go |
to Sunday school every Sunday. My |
school is out. What did you boys |
and girls do at Christmas? I went |
to my grandma's. I have a twin |
the fourth grade. We are twelve |
years old. Who has our birthday, |
May 16? We belong to the M. E. |
church. My sisters name is Ruby. |
She is ten years old. She is in the |
third grade. Papa, mamma and |
Ruby are Smelling peas. We live on !
a farm. Yous new cousin,
LILLE SHAVER.
Monterey. Tenn.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
Here comes q little Tennessee girl |
to join your happy band of girls