Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-29

camp fire before leaving, to be care
| full not to throw matches in the
| brushes. or course l feel that you
| will not play with the fire and
| jeopardize a fellow picnicker's life.
Lovingly,
AUNT JULIA.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
| please admit an. Alabama girl into your
| happy band OF boys and girls? | have been
! a silent reader of the Letter Box for long
| time and | surely do enjoy the friendly let
| ters Of the cousins. wrote a letter once
| before but for some reason was not admit
| ted. l hope Aunt Julia will be kind to me
| this time and give me small corner in the
| Letter Box. Like most OF the cousins | live
| in the country and l am a lover of music
and flowers. l have medium complexion
| blonde hair and gray eyes. l will leave my
| age for you to guess, it is between eighteen
| and twenty-four. Who is my twin April
| %? All you cousins write TO me and send
| photos if you can. 1 will bid You all adieu
BELLE HART.
Evergreen, Ala, Paul Route.
Hello, Aunt Julia! Will you please let me
| in for just few minutes? I want to thank
| you for printing my other letter, and hope
| you will print this letter, as | want to cor
| rect a little mistake l made in my other
! letter Big Greek is three-quarters of
| mile wide instead of three-quarters Of
| mile long, as | stared in my other letter |
| also want to thank all the cousins who have
written me. l have received several nice
| letters and it will be impossible for me to
answer all, so, cousins, if you all don't get
| answers don't think your letters are not APP
| preclated, ! have received seventeen letters
and two post cards in one week, and only
| Two have guessed my correct age, which is
| thirty-eight years. l will say to those ask
ing what county l live in that it is Pierce
county and near the line of Applng. l live
on large farm Papa owns two large
farms adjoining his home place and one
about six miles from here, in ApplinG
county. One OF my brothers got both his
thighs broken by his TEN running away with
him on last Christmas eve, and he has not
walked step since. l surely will be glad
when he gets to walking again. With lots
OF love for auntie and the cousins,
(MISS) LINNIE WYNN.
Bristol, Ca, Route l, Box 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: have been
a silent reader eff The Journal for some time
and 1 enjoy reading the letters for boys and
girls. | am Junior in Cherokee County
High school Have blue eyes and fair COM
pleXion.k | would like to hear from all our
cousins and the silent readers too. My birth
day is the first of March, who has my birth
day? will answer all letters ] receive.
Love to all. (MISS} ALMA PAYNE.
Center, Ala, Box 10Y.
Dear Auntie and Cousins Here I come
once more to join your charming circle. As
this is dark, rainy morning and I am so
! lonely thought a chat with you cousins and
Aunt Julia would cheer me up Cousins
aren't you all glad that spring is here? I
am The farmers are preparing to make
their crops. l guess you all remember me,
as wrote the first time In the spring and
then in the fall and am here again in the
windy month of March. Do hear some
say she comes too often? I guess l do, but
| just can't help it for the letters are get
ting more interesting every day. Who is
that over there in the corner trying to hide?
Oh. L know, it is w. NJ. Il. Lovett. Hello,
there, have you forgotten me? Come again.
Cousins, il any of you have the song 'I'll
Remember You, Love. in Ny Prayers" will
You please send it to me. Will return the
favor anyway 1 can. / want to thank the
cousins for the many nice and interesting
letters | received and | think I answered
them ALL | will not take a subject this
time for | have written once on a subject.
My school has closed and l am very lonely
and l thought l would just drop in few
moments. All you cousins write to me, will
answer all the letters | receive, every
body write. An old cousin.
(MISS) ETHELINE MORGAN.
Culberson, n. c., r. f. D. >, Box 10.
Dear Auntie aud Cousins: Will you please
admit an Alabama girl into your happy band
Of boys and girls? I don't see so many let
ters from orr state, but maybe most Of them
are like myself-baven' courage enough 50
| here make my first attempt and hope that
| will be admitted. | will first tell you a
little about myself. | will be eighteen June
~. Have I twin? If so, I would highly
appreciate letter with photo or card.
have black (bobbed, Wavy) hair, fair com
plexion and dark blue eyes. Oh, it doesn' t
matter if I'm pretty or not. | love friends
and | more than enjoy reading YOU dear
cousins letters, and l will agree with Aunt
Julia on Miss Edna Rimes letter: twas
fine. The subject of Manners is a great
subject, and | hope she will soon come again
with another good subject to talk on. |
won't take subject this time, but l think
Help is good subject. When l think of
dear Aunt Julia, what a help she is to ms
children. We should help one another if we
expect to have friends | know my life
would he misery il l didn't have some
good friend to cheer me at times. Cousins
like most OF You, l live in the country, and
ism it nice place to he in the new spring
days! Now the woods are becoming green,
| birds are singing, trees budding. Oh, So
many things to see and hear. NV father is
a minister. We live right near the church
! | have real good father, too. We go to
prayer meetings on Wednesday and sunday
nights and Sunday school every Sunday
morning. / wish all you cousins were near
er, SO we could be together some. Ny father
has had small history OF his life aud other
things about the church to which he belongs
| free VIII BaptisD printed. with photo.
! We have just got them off the press, 600
| of them. We get - cents for the book
! For pastme | read, crochet and I'm real
fond of outdoor sports. I have two brothers
aud two sisters younger than I, three sisters
/ dlih uHe hlblNef married. pS, there Is 4
crowd Of us when we all get together, and I
wish that we were all at home together vet
| am afraid am breaking dear Aunt Juiia's
rule, so III he going. Remember. cousins
to let your letters and cards come to new
cousin. l will try and answer all received
Love and best wishes to all, Aunt Julia in
cluded,
tMISS) ROSA THOMLEY.
Ro6ertsdale, Ala, Route l, Box 60
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins wonder
I 1NIf VEFl .l1V,9F
into your happy Letter Box | live on
farm. but like city life, II my folks lived
there, but can't stay there aud leave them
on the farm How many of You cousins
like counting? l mean court where sem
fence is passed the unjust and some
times the just | have been going to court
all this last week. I like it fine. I guess
You are wondering who this sorry writer
looks like. so here goes: I have blue ewes.
blond hair and fair complexion: hair not
oob6ed. How many girls and boys like
bobbed hair? | think it is all right bur
relatives and friends talked 10 me so much
against 1T ! have decided not to bob minr
Cousins, do you all II know the Young ppo-
pie dol like going and having n good time
YOU couldn't be Young and not like it. I'm
| always happy when I'm going somewhere.
Am going 10 Meridian. Miss. tomomrrow if
| nothing happens. l only live about thirty
miles from there. Wei. I'm afraid NV
. letter IS getting longer than you will read,
30 / viii 60. leaving my age for Won To-
guess. Who has my birthday July -?
hope all the girls and boys win write to me.
as l enjoy getting letters 50 much. Nour
new cousin,
tMISS> CLAIRE WARREN.
Newton, Miss, Route 4. Box 10
! Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Open the
! door and let an old cousin join this Joyous
band once again. Probably some Of You
/ cousins remember me, as I've written be
1 fore. Cousins, You needn't bother III take
a seat by dear Aunt Julia. as I'm inst A
/ wee hit tmid. I'm going to say Just x few
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