Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04


Clyde Smith, what has become of you? Are
YOU still i'll existence? If so, let it be
known. Wonder how many of you cous-
ms will drop me a few lines. And send
clbum and send as many photos rs you
can find. All that guess my age will send
surprise gift. Between twelve and twenty.
Birthday, September >. Well, Auntie. be
patient just few more moments. Maud
Hardy, you have my hat, let me have j..
l must be travelling. Who'll get the
prise gift? Oceans of love. kiss on e7-
NIIss) LOUISE CHAMPION.
Helm, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit an Alabama girl into yorr
happy band Of girls and boys: live i'll
country for a year or two. l like country
life real we'll. l am going to school now:
am in the Junior Third High scho0.
also like the country school real well.
am fifteen years of age l have medium
complexion and dark brown eyes. / have
black curly hair (bobbed): promise to
answer all letters received. From a new
(AIIss) CLARICE LOCKE.
Boinger, Ala, Box 80.
Dearest Aunt Julia and All: Will you
please let two Georgia girls in for chat?
We have written twice before, but, as the
old saying is, IF at first you don't succeed,
try, try again" Lee R:cks, of Union,
Miss, Eennie likes your ideal. CAMS would
''The Ship That Never Returned" "Be No
body'S Darling but ATine.'' Well not take
n subject this time: Will leave that for an
other one. We will let you all guess
ages; they are between sixteen and twenty.
J, Nennie, have black hair and am feet
inches low. /, CAMS, have light hair and am
, feet inches high. We both have Ion.
hair We are with Clcta Jackson, of North
Carolina, the bobbed hair subject. You
boys and girls write to two lonely girls.
Please send mail separately. Wishing you
all the best Of luck through the winter,
CiISS) VENUE CANNON.
CMISS) CAMS CANNON.
Cairo, Ga, Route A.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII Won
please admit two virginia girls into YOUR
happy band of boys and girls? We surely
DO enjoy reading The Journal. We live On
a farm, and like farm life fine. We will
describe ourselves and go before we break
Aunt Julia's rules. ], Juanita, have brown
(bobbed) hair, blue eyes fair complexion;
my age is sixteen my birthday is October T.
Have I twin? I, Ihla, have black (bobbed)
halr, brown eyes; my age Is ntnetccn my
birthday is March 4 Have | twin? All
who Will write TO two lonely girls let your
cards and letters come to
(MISS) JUANITA WEBB.
tMISS) IHLA HINES.
Fancy Gap, Va.
p S.-ple2Se send mail separatelv and
send photographs.
J'edE aunt JULIA ana cousins: WILL
please admit two jolly girls from the dear
Old state of Alabama into your happy band
of boys and girls? We hope we will he
ADMITTED, and we want to know some boys
and girls from the different states. We
Will not take a subject, this is our first
attempt and we might break the rules of
breyity. Ruby has black (bobbed) hair,
black eyes and fair complexion. oDra has
blond (bobbed) hair, blue eyes and fair com
peXfon. We both are seniors in high school
birthday is Has no twin
Our ages are between sixteen and nineteen
TO the ore guessing our geS we will send
photo. Cousins, let the letters come, and
please send photos. Please send our mail
separately. We want TO see who gets the
most letters. Two new cousins
'tAITSSD' DORA KING.
MISSl RUBY HINKLE.
Cullman, Ala, Route l.
Hello, Aunt Julia and all the cousins
Please open the door and let two Girls from
MIL Haven. ia, in, and please give Lois a
scat by Corine Futch, from HahIa. Ca for
| surely do agree with her on the bobbed
hair subject. We ore sisters, and both think
bobbed hair is real cute. for we have ours
bobbed. !, Lois. wrote 10 the Letter Box
about three months ago, and surely did an
preciate all the letters aud cards received
and also thank Aunt Julia for printing IT,
!, Madge, have never written before. and
will describe myself. l have light brown
hair blue eyes and am eleven years of age
l, Lois, described myself before, but will be
sixteen years young December I. Who has
my birthday? We both go to school. and
think everyone should strive for an educa-
ton. We are members of the "Seven sis
terS. y There are seven girls and three
boys in our family. We two are real nails
so you see we never get lonesome. We had
better be going as Aunt Julia says be brief
We viii answer all letters and cards re-
ceived. With much love TO auntie and all
the cousins, two sisters,
CMISSl LOIS JOINER.
(MISS) MADGE JOINER.
Mill Haven, Ga.
2. S.-Please send mail separately.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
another Alabama girl to join your happv
band of boys and girls. l have written twice
before, but l never did soc my letters in
PRINT. | hope this one will he more for
tunate. l see most Of the cousins describe
fheIr ideals" so I will describe mine He
must he the one | love. ! would rather he
were taller than myself, weight abeut $50
pounds and medium complexion He must
not .cheW tobacco or smoke. HI must not
be in the habit of taking strong drinks
ana he must not be a drunkard l am
Just country girl, work on Il farm Of 210
acres | lost dear friend last July. NV
father was killed by lightning on tho IAN
day of last July. | have fair complexiot
marx mar (bobbed). Of course, weigh 1872
pounds. five feet eight inches tall. Winter
viii soon be here. ! don't think | viii 90
TO school this time. We have a mighty fine
teacher this time. I was ready for The
N'-HtH Sfdue WDpn L omit school. I want to
I'm IaFor OF You cousins. II any of You
know anything about Mr. Linn Greene nr
uIS cqAdren either, l wish YOU would write
ale, / VIII leave my age for you all to
guess between 10 and 10 years. l will try
70 answer all mail received. Send photos
II possible. All Of the cousins send me a
faTd ana letter shower. Thanking Aunt
Julia for her kindness
MIsSl LENA THOMAS.
Louisville Ala, Route 3, Box S..
Hello Aunt Julia and All: 1t is for Meas
Vre m Knocking for admittance again. as
wrote once before hut was not admitted,
surely nope Aunt Julia will he Kind enou~h
20 PRINT thiS one for me as I want to gain
some pen friends through the Letter 10,
nave been reader Of the Letter Box cur
a while and truly enjoy reading The man,
ace letters from different STATES am
aust an orphan Girl CT eighteen winters,
nave nroNn eyes. brown hair mot bohbe,O
~, NJ lar compile Ii6n. | am making my Eoms
WIN two old people who are verv co0j
ana Kind TO ME. Cousins 7 want IN sss
laNor OF Won, and then III 60 Hars
NY OF you the songs The shin Tia,
Che World Go By:" II 50. kindly sond
them to me ana III return the favor am,
m sIN+i can H., Hope haven't braken any Of
write me. from fa- aud near. win be
glad to answer ali I can. with love IA !
Aunt '0ii" and the. cousins.
40, r.. 'NISSl RUTH ODUM.
-, -N..HHe SHH |elfAal Readers: 7 h. we
Nuoeheo Tor admittaace once before. oqt
!on wore chatting 50 Ersi,v that Won dfd
ROY near me. However. ! did not feel ono |
nll Sil~hted and here I am again I surely |
ENJOY reading he letters on the fifth page. !
as VII call 1t. I believe that's the only
paSe nave ever seen Aunt Julia's coun-
Ell printed on What do Won corSinS do His |
COT weather: I help mother with The house
work. Have beea busy canning here Of late. |
"uHSS most Of tho cousins have had tho
same joh. hnt enjoy cooking have hem |
having lots Ia % lately; have had lots IF !
r'mn3n|- NV grandnarentS were here tn. |
week liNjh FLORIDA. We were certainly glad !
"a soc them. They left this morning for |
F,"rld9: which i their home Auntie 7
mp MI the recipes and poetry from the |
cousins would send more rccireS a. T - |
them for my serapboo, BOYS, The girls !
a1NaJ Of