Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-26


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No unsigned letter printed.
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All letter not to exceed $50 to 200
words.
Dear Children:
1t Is mighty nice Of you to send
me seeds from yoru flower gardens,
and their flowers will certainly add
to my summers pleasure. Linda
Patterson, of Orsina, Fla, and Mrs.
Johnson. Of Commerce and Mrs.
Kennedy, you have already your
places in my Aunt Julia's Garden
Spot"
Lovingly,
AUNT JULIA.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please al
low us a short stay with you. We made
short visit here last year and had such
lovely time, we couldn't stay away any
longer.
What have all you, cousins been doing
through the cold WINTER days? We have
been doing our usual duty, nursing Eva
Ethel can only say, I'm half through.
Cousins, we wish to thank you for the
lot of nice letters we received so sorry
we were unable to answer all. We VIII be
and old writer, Bernice Beatty.
Best wishes to all Of you and Aunt Julis,
ANNIE MACH AND ETHEL HILL AND
EVA L. FURNACE.
Donalsonyille, Ga, care Chasons Hospital
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Won't you
admit three Kentucky kids into your hap
Ply band of boys and girls7 We live ON
farm and like country life fine. /, Homer
have written once before this. We, Sallle
and Lizzie, this our first attempt at let
r. he
lots Of letters from the cousins. Lizzie Is
fifteen and Sallie is thirteen. We would
like to hear from all the boys and glrls
so come on with your letters and cards
US. B. Adams, your letter was fine. With
bushels of love for dear Aunt Julia and
cousins, we remain,
Your three cousins,
(dISS) LIZZIE VAUGHN,
(NISS) SOLLIE ADAMS,
HOMER ADAMS,
Winchester, KY, Route 7.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
please let another girl from the dear old
state Of Georgia join your happy band OF
boys and girls? Wa have taken the Tri-
Weekly Journal a long time, and all the
family enjoys it, l always read the letter
box first and enjoy it very much. The
letters are all 80 interesting. You all seem
to be having such jolly time, 1 could mt
AVN
on any longer. What do you cousins do
for pastime? I crochet, tat, read good
books and help mother. l live in the
country and like country life fine. 1 think
that every one should do their bit do make
home attractive, as there is no dearer
place on earth and the sweet names are
Mother, Home and Heaven.
Who has my birthday, October /?
Cousins, don't you all think Auntie is a
dear old lady to allow us space in the dear
old Journal to get acquainted with each
other? I don't see many letters from this
part of "Old Georgia Come on cousins.
Cousins from other states are getting, oh,
Say, cousins, have you all ever noticed
this? l have. Out of every issue there
are only one or two letters from boys, so
come on boys, we all enjoy reading your
letters. ] noticed most all of you cousins
take a subject but 1 win not as this is my
first attempt. If I was to take a subject
it would be on Mother"
How many of you cousins like to read
do. Some of my happiest hours are
spent with a book or q magazine.
How did you cousins spend Christmas
guess you all had good time. 1 GER
tainly did.
l will leave my age for you to guess.
It is between thirteen and seventeen. I
would like to get letters from every boy
and girl who wishes to write to happy
! Georgia girl. Thanks, dear Auntie, for
(MIss) NELLIE DRINoN,
ElIjay, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 will
write once more to thank you for print
ing my last letter and all those nice let
ters l received. think I answered them
all. If l did not, cousins, please excuse
me this time and write again.
I viii not describe myself this time. for
did last time. That was the reason 1
did not get any more than eight letters.
l live on farm and I'm Just crazy about
I Ea 10 p
seed with some one. l have lots Of seeds
Of all kinds
Wouldn't it be fun for all the cousins
to give Aunt Julia flower shower and
proud? I want all the cousins to write
me- if father has to kill the fatted calf
for postage 1 will answer them. With
love to all.
Milan, Ca, Route l.
Dear Aunt Julia: l have knocked twice
before and admitted. viii you be kind
enough to print this for me? I am an or
phan girl. My parents are dead. ! stay
with grandpa on farm and keep house for
him and my two brothers. My age is nine
teen. The bob heads don't have to wear
rats, hair pins and buy hair nets Now
ism t 1t the truth, girls? How many OF
you girls can cook? l have been al it going
on four years ever since my mother died
Girls and boys, always obey your parents
while they are with you for we know not
when their hour cometh. ! hope to meet
my parents in the better world above
have read my New Testament through al
most twice. and / am also a member OF
the Methodist church. ] certainly do enjoy
country life 10 the fullest extent. What is
more lovely than to sit down in the summer
time and listen to the different kinds of in
sects and birds sing their beautiful melo-
dles! cousins, / want you all to write me.
ana send me views Of your home town. ]
can promise to answer all personally for
am Kept quite busy. | must CLOSE Inst a
lonely orphan. All mail win be appreciat-
co. '0od-Oy' H {H1Ts same e, old cousin:
China Grove, N. c.. Route ,, Box 26.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will v6s
ADMIT little North Carolina girl into vour
happy band Of boys and girls? l am about
20 % freeze IL IS so cold. 1 could, hardly
beautiful flowers were frozen tbis MON
lng. am twelve years old and in The
aAth grade Who has my birthday, Do.
t teil 10: | live about one mile from
ters / surely do think Aunt Julia il. kind
20 IeC Us nave corner in The Journal tc
meet NEE Don you:. What did Santa bring
EGm Joys ana girIsE Write and tell me.
cousin. ne"
Troy. N. c., Box 24i. ''''--i-i'
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. NV :
e Id,'I IN ana chat for while as it has bec1
ssue tIne since ] wrote last? Nav he sor,c
OF you cousins remember me. so W.,
c ce$,sid myself this time what do Won
think it was simply fine viii +g ,teterE -,
subject. IAN Ideal Husba.< N id tiI
husband eosL must be real Christian With the
heart ea[ ana ~ admontton Of God always in his
ltF"r.; ana should take an active mart in
c -n,G and Sunday school work. Neyt =,
t ,reIL nave a good Character one thar con.
r ri%jS ms ms, every act and causes him TO i've
would want TO bestow upon the cirI VII,