Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-01

ting for pastime. I say, Miss Elizabeth
Hodges, come again, your letter was fine
Someone keeps whispering description. de-
scription! So here | am; A blonde and my
birthday is July 20 Have l twin: | will
leave my age for you TO guess, it is be-
tween seventeen and twenty. Come on,
south Carolina girls and boys don't let the
other states get ahead Of us A cousin,
(MR.} MARSHALL COX.
CampobeIlo, $. C., Route ..
Dear Aunt Julia: have not seen = let
ter from this county lately and | venture to
contribute one. ] have been taking The At
lanta Tri-Weekly for several years, and
am sure that no one enjoys reading more
than !. | live on farm and like it very
much. I live in sight of a rood school have
four children going to school. 1t keeps me
busy. as | am never stout. I'll be going
now. thanking you for printing this. If it
it not printed no one will be the wiser but
you and (AIRS.) J. L. BULBERTSON.
Laurens, S. c.
Dearest Aunt Julia: l have written to
the Letter Box once before but was not ad-
United. Well spring is here again and I'm
glad TO see it. Spring is my favOrte sea
son. Cousins, I've been reading the Letter
BOX for years and never have | seen a let
Ter from any one who had my birthday it
is August -. viii leave my age for You to
guess, it's between nineteen and twenty
five Am asking favor of the cousins
VIII some one please send me Nobody
Darling% I'll return the favor in any way
! can. Please send music to this II you
have It, if not all right One and all write
to me. Your niece and cousin,
BEULAH HENLEY.
Clautou, Ala.
?, S.-EncIosed find cents for Inez
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
let old cousin in cut of this chilly March
wind? I have written to the Letter Box a
few times before, but only one or two of my
letters were printed. Cousins, how are you
all enjoying school now: ! am glad spring
time has come. The peach, APPLE and plum
trees nre in bloom now ad they surely are
beautiful. How many of you like to re8d
-aue Grey's novels: | surely do, especially
The Light OF Western Stars" Desert
Gold" and "Riders Of the Purple Sage"
am fond Of all stories OF adventure. How
many of the cousins have my birthday; 1t
Is July &c. | will be sixteen years old. am
in the ninth grade in school ! must he
going now lest You all tie Of me. Your
ENIcE NAYLoR.
Hayne, y. C.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Please admit
cousin from dear old Georgia into Your hap
ny council. | live on a farm and like farm
life fine. I've never lived in the city, but
don't think 1 would like it, Papa takes The
journal ana l enjoy the cousins letters very
much and l think il is very nice of Aunt
Julia to let US have a space TO get acquaint
pd with cousins from different states. J am
thirteen years OF age. fair complexion. blue
eyes. dark brown bobbcd hair Cousins. lot
the letters and photos come to a new cousin
NISS) EDNA JULIA STEADHAM.
Silver Greek, Ga. Route /.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
a jolly North Carolina girl for little chat
with the cousins. have been thinking
about writing TO the Letter Box for a long
time. I live a small farm in western North
Carolina, and I like farm life fine. There
are good sports on the farm such fishing,
bathing. swimming ami others, How do you
cousins like II go - SCHOOL, like 1t fine.
| go 10 BakerSyille High school and am in
the fifth grade. I think education Is
great thing and everyone that can. should
strive TO get an education. | see most Of
the cousins take a subject but l won't this
time. / an between ten ana fifteen. /
hope I haven't broken any of auntic's rules.
| viii answer all letters received. send y0ur
pictures Il you can. new cousin.
'tMISSb FLORENCE STAMEG.
CIarfssa y. c.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Corsins: Here I
come again. after long absence. to ask
for aiwittluce again. Hope 7 viii he ad-
mit-ed. Brother Howard = writing also.
no never has written before, but just TO
member I'm an old cousin. My school IS
ont now, cousins, and just expect ] will
get somewhat lonesome. It was ont Satur-
dav the 29th We had very nice little
commencement although in number we're
NOT many. We had ab0ut one hundred and
eighty on the roll ar the first Of school.
surely was glad when I got my report card.
for on it was Promoted" You know that
+, what we all like = see. Is 1t rot: l viii
be in the ninth grade next term. Oh. isn't
spring time just besuJifulE The trees PUT
ting ont their new leaves. the birds Singi NJ
their sweetest melodies, the flowers Of all
kinds are blooming and their fragrance fills
tire air. Cousins now don't Won like spring
time hes Of ali? 7 do. 7 viii speak q
few words N a Trre T-i-nd." \ true
friend : al -Ha world m anyone = ing
idea f.r when .su 7-e ln need -aat re--ea
is night ~ yoG. Love snd oe loved by