Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-01

All letter not to exceed $50 to 200
words.
Dear Children:
If you had the happy Christmas
that [ wished for you, you could ask
for nothing better.
Our Christmas was more pleasant
than any l can remember, and do
you want to know what added great
ly to my happiness? Sweet, cordial
Christmas letters from my children
of The Journal"
Just wish I could answer every
letter personally, but you would not
have Aunt Julia in the paper if I did.
Thank you so much for your
thoughts at this blessed season.
Lovingly,
AUNT JULIA.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: [ am plan
hing to have big Xmas this year, We
are going to have a big Xmas tree and
after that I am going on big hunt with
in this month we will have what we call
an all-day singing. Wish you cousins
could be there to help sing. l will stop
aop t thnt t,me 9 WI gladly answer every
GROVER H. DAVIS.
Neeses. S. c., Route 4, Box Sc.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please let Florida girl join your happy
Florida kids" don't let Georgia and
Alabama get ahead of us. am from
Georgia but I like Florida just as well
tiers from dear old st. Andrews, so
thought l would write, and if Aunt Julia
admits me l will come again. st. An
teen hundred inhabitants. 1t is situa ted
on the coast. | can hear the dear old
Gulf Of Mexico roaring. Arthur Russell,
/ am like most of the cousins. l would
like to see anntie's picture on top of the
Letter Box. AS this is my first time to
describe myself. All you cousins write TO
a lonely Florida girl, / will bid you all
(MISS) EARLE MoATEs.
st. Andrew, Fla, p. 0. Box 40.
Dear Aunt Julia: Please open the door,
my umbrella is leaking. Thank you, Aunt
Julia, / knew you would. How are you
cousins these days? And whta are Won
doing for amusement? This has been a
rainy day here. and I've been working on
my Ford. Is that what You boys do on
rainy days$s
The one guessing my age I'll carry to
ride with the cut-out open.
Ruth Richard, your letter was fine Now
boys, come on, and tell what kind of a
wife you want. l don't want mine to
weigh over 800. Well, I'll hush while
bu mamma says | never hush. If Won
cousins want to know more about me let
your letters come to your
New nephew and cousin,
HORACE EDWARDS.
Fountain Inn, S. c., Il. +. d. No. 2.
p. S.-Enclose 10 cents for Inez.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins: Here
come again. after almost years absence
| haven't forgotten you. 1 think the let
ters are very interesting, especially those
In sending little verse entitled:
FRIEND
friend is one who loves you
When others turn you down;
He meets You with a glad hand
While others oul yfrown.
He helps to share your burdens
When many pass you by
And tells you that he's for you
And asks no reason why.
I wish we had more like him
10 help us on down here
For life has many shadows
And gloom is everywhere.
life with none to help us,
How dreary it would be!
A friend Will help us onward
And not fault will see.
OF course he knows we have them.
And so does he as WE'LL
But none will ever know it.
This friend will never tell.
We may not have dollar
When we shall face the end,
But we shall always count
A good old-faShioned friend
Cousins, how many OF us would stand fine
test or friendships Think for moment.
now many of our supposed friends would
II put TO test. he true! Cousins. please
ho b,-Dn
by-by.
Gaffney, S. G.. r. No. 6, Box s.. 80
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
come again. seeking admittance Please par.
ao ln, me for coming again so soon, but 1
your charming circle. Many thanks, aun-
tie, for printing my other letter Cousins.
me move e over and give me seat by Miss Mat
tie Reynolds, of Woodbury., Ca Come again.
NSidtte, yours was No. 1 good letter.
cousins, don't you think Aunt Julia the
srandest aunt ever? 1 guess most of you
cousins ,,,I are preparing for Christmas. 1t
VIII De here in few more weeks. Wish
some OF you cousins were here with me this
lonesome AFTERNOON. How many of You cous-
ms like music? do. I see most of the
cousins tts take subject, but / will not this
TIME, for | might break auntie's rules al
though l think it is nice to take a subiect.
My father takes The Journal, and I am ali
ways glad when it comes for l surely do
enjoy reading the cousins letters. the con.
tlhued stories, and-well, enjoy il ali.
u surely has been cool here for the last
Few Few days. ltow many of you like to 60 to
church: | do, and think every one; should
60 to church and learn more about fDV our
SAVIOR. How many of the cousins are 90
ing to school and are striving for an educa-
sn edra think every one should strive for
an education. ] want to hear from all the
cousins, especially the ones near my age.
which is between fourteen and seventeen
n Ur1l-
again for printing my other letter. Your
niece and cousin
Nnssl LovEDA SMITH.
Jasper Fla, Route B.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Nav
Join your happy band of bows and rirIsS
enjoy reading the Letter Box very mnch,
and have thought for some time / would
write to the Letter Box, but just failed to
10 $50; SO, cousins, wish you all would visit me-
i've IN beautiful place, two miles from
aioertVlHe, right on public road its
uauuy place 70 live. How many of you like
TO read the Bible? l do. Since August
IL IS the truest book that has ever been
printed. guess most of you are going TO
schooI have two sisters going to school
anu l and my other sister don't go viii
answer all letters received from both hovs
and girls. Your new cousin.
. (NI1SSl BIRDIE HALL.
Aloertville, Ala, Route /
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii Won
pIease 9ulhlt little Alabama girl into your
happy band of boys and girlsq 7 snnnoSa
all of you cousins are going to school are
you not: go TO sub-high school at Hat
ron ron | am in the seventh grade. We have
i've Iln teschers. Mr.. Glen d. Robertson is
principal. whom ! like verv mnch bore
Drown pobbed hair. and am thirteen wears
9qia. l suppose you can guess how l look.
!. nave one little brother. two years old. who
II very sweet. His name is Harold
guess he is looking for old Santa Clans
soon soon, live one-fourth of a mile from the
niue ,l city Of Hatton, l will be glad to
near from any of you and will try 10 an
sWer all l can. Your loving friend.
nj (MISSl OLA STEWART
Town Greek, Ala Route g.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: have been
thinking for some time 1 would write 70
the Letter Box and ask to join the band
OF cousins, as l see many letters from the
married cousins and most of them are fine
especially those written about mother and
relsloh see a great many take a sinh
,ns h