Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-03

Otte, n. c., in two days, some 400 miles,
surely did enjoy it. I'll not describe myself,
but am twenty years young. And If any
of YOU good looking cousins will write me,
| will ssure you an answer. Your new
cousin CHARLES BATES.
Unaka, n. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
two Alabama girls for admittance, surely
you will let us in this time, as 1t is our
second time TO knock and have not been ad-
mitted yet. Seems IS if none of the letters
from this section Of the state is printed SO
be sure and print this one. We both live in
the country and enjoy country life fine.
We're not going to take any special subject
this time, but If we did. it would be Life, p"
for we both believe in making the best of
1t. We must be going, win answer all let
tiers received. Your new cousins,
(MISSl EURA GRISSETT,
Wallace, Ala, Route |.
MISS ERMA COBB,
Wallace, Ala, Route /.
Dear Aunt Julia hope that yeu will sd-
nit another new cousin from South Carolina
into your gay circle OF boys and girls I
a mvery interested in the Letter Box, all
the dear cousins and you, too, Aunt Julia.
[ a farmers daughter and live in the
country. l go to consolidated school and
take the tenth grade. Do all the boys and
girls like outdoor sports? | do. One Of
my favorte hobbies is horseback riding. l
like to read good books, too. Who has my
birthday, November 20? / was sweet six
teen my last birthday. Aunt Julia, please
tell all the cousins to write to me and J
will answer all letters received. With love
to Aunt Julia and cousins, |
(MISS) CARRIE CARTER.
Ritter, S. c.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please
open the doar and let me come in. Oh, you
need not look. l am only another little
girl from the dear old State Of Georgia. All
the cousins have started a picture collection.
so ! will start something new. am going
to start a fairy story collection. al of
you cousins write and send fairy story
and Will assure YOU an answer. As my last
letter was not printed, | will not write a
long letter, but will say, if l should take a
subject. it would he on Respect to Old
Folks" | will leave you, still prasing the
grand lady, Aunt Julia. Who has my birth
day, June -? All OF you boys and girls
write.
MIss) GERTRUDE HULLENDER
Tunnel Hill, Ga, Route ,.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please let me visit your band of girls and
boys! | live on a farm, and like it very
much. My school has closed, and | am pro-
NOTED TO the fourth grade. l am eight years
old and mind baby brother and help mother
in the house lot. We enjoy The Tr-
Weekly Journal very much. With best
wishes
MISS) CATHERINE ROBERTS.
Marshall, y. c., Route !.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will yo1 please let two
North Carolina girls join your circle of boys
aud girls? Surely auutie will print this, As
it is our first attempt to write. We live in
the country, and like it fine. Our ages are
fourteen and seventeen. l, Katheryn, am
the youngest We 90 to school, and Kath-
eryn is in the eighth grade and Rosie in the
seventh. For pastime we read. We suppose
you all are wondering how we look. Kath-
eryn has dark complexion, blue eyes. black
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blue eyes, brown hair-and bobbed, OF
course. Come on, all you cousins, We GER
tainly Will be proud to receive letters ca rds
and photos from all boys and girls who care
to write. We will try to answer all. Please
send mail separate.
MISS KATHRYN SIGMON.
tMlSS) ROSIE SIGMON.
Newton, \. C., Route 4,
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I am a
stranger to you but ! like TO read your let
ters and l would like to ask you to print
these few lines for me- l have noticed
quite lot of splendid letters from the diff
ferent states but not many from Alabama
| wonder what is the matter with our SPLEEN
did states you do not write as many let
terS as the other states. | haven't been get
ting The Atlanta Journal but a short while
but ! certainly do think it is a good paper
especially the Letter Box. ] will be glad
when spring comes that is my fayorite
sea son, then the earth is covered with her
beautiful songs. As I hear them sing [
often wonder what this world would be
without the little birds and their sweet
songs. If any one cares to write to me I
will answer your letters, will he highly
appreciated and you will get answers. A
new cousin. EAOT.A POSEY
Haleyville, Ala. Z. F. D. /.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: After
gathering up courage enough to write, I will
try to do So will not take a subject but,
II 1 were to, il would he on Love. Kind
ness and Friends" I live in the little town
Of Mount Vernon We rent our house and
have only about acre Of land for garden
ing. OF course, I like the towns and small
cities, but prefer the country far ahead Of
either the city or the town. I attend school
at Brewton Parker, better known as B. P. I.
I am fifteen years old, have light hair and
blue eyes and am in the ninth grade.
love nature. out-Of-dOor sports and out-of-
door life. I an a member Of the Mount
Vernon Methodist church and always try to
attend both church and Sunday school Our
preacher At present is Mr.. L. z. Brady. We