Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-28
MISS BEUEAH BALDWIN,
(MISS) LESSEE INGRAM.
Forney, Ala.

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will Won
please admit an Alabama boy into your ha n
py band of boys and girls for a few mo-
ments? have never seen a letter from
this postoffice in the Letter Box, and have
seen only few letters from this part Of
The state in print ] have just finished
reading the many nice and interesting letters
of the Letter Box, and this makes the third
time | have mustered courage to enter Aunt
Julia's Council, but every time that old
wide mouthed waSteba sket seems to be near
and ready to gobble up such poor and unin-
terest1ng letter as / write, but I hope tina t
1t VIII be over in the other corner or, better
stl1, be busy in the other room this time
L enjoy reading the girls letters best. I'm
sure that all the other boys will say tina .
too | like the idea of the cousins descrb-
ing their ideal husbands and wives, but /
won describe my idea wife now. | will
tell you whenever | write again. ! live on
farm and am seventeen years OF age. NV
birthday is December %. All of you, girls
especially. write me long interesting letters
and send your photos. Ill send you one OF
mine and answer every letter received il it
is in my power to do it, Thank YOU ever so
much, Aunt Julia. il You print this. Good
by, everybody. A new cousin,
(MR.) EBUR YATES.
Lamar. Ala, Route ..
p. S.-lnclosed is sc for the orphan.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; Will you
please admit a little Florida girl into your
happy band of boys and girls? ! think The
Journal is grand paper, especially the Let
ter Box. Cousins, what do you do for pas
time? help mamma do the homework and
read. ] am eleven years old and have dark
complexion, brown eyes anod brown hair.
will close with best wishes to auntie and ALL
(MISS) VERA CONNELL..
Homestead, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder IF
there's room in your happy band of boys and
girls for a lonesome Georgia girl? We do
Ec mol h,,+
nelghoor does, SO | get to read Aunt .Juia's
Council any way aud enjoy it very much
Don't laugh, children, I'm going to tell you
now i look. | have medium brown hair
lbobbed). brown eyes and fair complexion
I'm not considered al all bad looking hut
stu ! don't consider my own self pretty
Ia like very much to correspond with Mr.
Roy Eunice as his letter appeals to me.
would enjoy exchanging letters with any of
the cousins. Aunt Julia says be brief
must go. My birthday is June 20 Wonder
il 1 have twin. I'm going to let You guess
my age I'm not an old maid, neither am [
baby. new cousin.
(AIISS) CHRISTINE HASTINGS.
Sharp Spur, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will Won
word or greeting for this bright and happy
day, May it bring you bliss and blessing
that shall never fade away. Thanks suntie
am so glad to be here again, t5s been
<ly did enjoy il and ! thank Aunt Julia for
the pleasure, but I have not failed TO read
me dear old journal and the many interest
ing letters the different subjects IFS
hard 10 tell which one Is the best. I Just
like them all II should take A subject it
would be on peace and love in the home for
! believe where there is peace and love There
Is happiness and contentmeBt. Mrs c. W
Brown, of Pryor. Okla, wrote good letter
hope all You dear little cousins have written
her nice long letter and wouldn't You lust
IKE to visit her and those dear pets? NV
birthday is October :. Who has it? My age
IS between thirty and forty-six. Aunt Julia
am sending my bit for Inez If any Of the
old cousin, l will answer all mail received
with best wishes to Aunt Julia and all the
cousins, am the same old friend and cous-
IN (MlSS) JOSIE MILLER.
Monroe, Ga, Route 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I wonder II
you will admit little Georgia girl into
your happy band OF boys and girls am an
interested reader of the dear old Journal
especially the cousins Letter Box am
twelve years old. | live on farm, and like
farm NE fine. | help mother with the
homework and work on the farm. Nv father
and mother are dead; they died when I was
not two years old, so you see I am an
adopted child. Ny foster-father and mother
are good to me and get me everything I
want: My birthday is August u. Have l
twin? II SO, write me Your new cousin.
IMISS) VERA HANDY.
Lavonia, Ga, Route B.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; Will vow
please admit lonely Georgia girl into your
happy hand of boys and girls? | have writ
ten once or twice, hut was not admitted So
| hope 10 he this time Aunt Julia pIes e
print this, as | want 10 get lots of letters
from the cousins What do YOU cousins do
for pastime? | read all the good books I
can get my hands on, and most every other
| is 5nr tr,,
VINO | am. | am only a little country Girl.
| have Ozark brown hair. brown ewes and
fair complexion. l will leave NV age for
you to guess; it is between ten and twenty.
All You cousins write 10 me. I will answer
all | can. l hope l haven't broken any of
auntie's rules. Hoping to receive many let
ters and cards. am your cousin.
tMISSl JEWELL LEONARD.
Ringgold, Ga, Route 3
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: win You
please admit q Georgia boy into Your happy
band of boys and girls? Ny father takes the
dear old Journal. enjoy reading TIE
cousins letters. II 7 were to take subject
life he without friends IN this world? Lets
all try sud gain more friends every DAY
| 90 swimming and fishing down on the creek
| every chance | set through the hot summcr
| days. Nv hirt hday is March l. am six
| feet. brown hair, blue eyes. fair complexion.
| | Will exchange photos with anyone whr
| wishes. | hope 10 hear from all YOU cousins
soon. new cousin,
(MR.D JOE LEE RHODES.
Elherton, Ca, Il. F. n. $. Box ST.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will You
| please permit an old maid from north Geor-
| gis 10 join Your happy band of girls and
boys? I live away mp N the mountains oi
north Georgia, where the government has
] bought almost sill the lsnd and the people
| have about all moved cu' from here. SO yoa