Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-25

control are all that take me away
from you at all. Cordially,
AUNT JULIA.
+ think it's a good idea. 1t seems as thou" h
the subjtct of Ideal Husbands and Wives.
has been taking the lead for quite a while.
Nine must be an intelligent young man
one who doeSn t drink whisky, and he must
not use profane language. He must be a
man who will love his wife and be good and
hlnu: The color OF his hair and eyes and
nelght don t worry me in the least. Now
If any of you ideals care TO write 7 will
assure rou an answer. | must describe
myself and run along. Brown eyes very
Iohg dark brown hair. | will leave my age
ior You TO guess, but will say | am still in
my teens All of You Cousins write me a
nice Little letter. ! will answer all letters
received. Enclosed find my bit for Inez.
with love TO Aunt Julia and cousins, | re-
main your new cousin,
MISS BLONDE CRUMLEY.
IaYIors, s. C.. Route !, Box 80.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. viii Won
lei little country girl into your council ?
Daddy takes The Journal and do enjoy the
Letter and Question Box. Well, | want to
say Few words on "Educat ton - Suppose
you consider an education the foundation of
a Dulldlng When you absent week or
two from school, that is a weak place in
Your educa ton. just there is in the sill
OF house; and when you get nearly through
school that weak place NAV be Just what
you need, just like the sill of house may
break | think if more of he cousins would
j! write on education instead Of bobbed hair
the council would be of more interest Did
l near some one say. 'She must ha We bobbcd
halr = No, indeed | have long. curiy
black hair: brown eyes. fair compIexion
rosy cheeks (painted by nature, of course
| call myself little girl. | will tell Won
mat | am not very little in size: | am :
feet 3 inches tall weigh 100 pounds Do
you call that little? Well. Aunt Julia. if
for III
missive, please print it. Anyone having my
name or birthday May 4. please write me
our new niece and cousin.
MISS BERTHA WILLIAMS.
Fiowery Branch, Ga, II. f. d. ..
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will you let
three Alabama girls in for a short chat :?
We are farmer girls, and like it fine
Cousins, school days are here at last and
aren t you glad? We surely are for we are
crazy about school. We 20 TO Forrester's
Chapel school and are in the seventh grade.
OR ages are between ten and twenty Who
can guess? We have been silent readers of
the dear old Journal for quite while and
surely do enjoy reading it. We will not
take subject this time; will leave the
space for more gifted writer We will
describe ourselves, then go. |. Clara. have
brown hair mot bobbed), gray eyes and
medium complexion. /, Btetice. have brown
hair tbobbed), brown eyes, medium com
picxlon |, Adele, am blonde (bObbe1
mail separately, for we want to see which
one gets the most letters
MISS CLARA HELM
MISS BRETICE PARRISH.
tMISS) ADELE GREY.
Wadley, Ala, Route A.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: viii you please
open the door and admit two happy Missis-
sippi girls into your smiling band of boys
aud girls? We in school today and hav
ing jolly time with our lessons. We ike
70 pnoI Iatt
decided would write. too. We will now
describe ourselves. /. Lille. am fair, have
blue eyes and blond hair: my age is
eighteen. !, Vera, am fair, have dark brown
hair and dark brown eyes aud am sixteen
years old. We are in high school, and big
pals. We will answer all the letters re-
ceived Two Mississippi pals,
CMISS) LILLE RUSHToN.
Laurel, Miss. Route !. Box 10T.
(MlSSD VERA PLOWMAN.
Laurel. Miss, Route 4.
Dear Folks: May every Christmas joy Of
peace and love be yours through all our
Journal Letter Box cousins: each year
greater, a better Letter Box; each year a
merrier' truer Christmas. Christmas is
our bunch'S great festival. Merry always
we are merriest then. shall he happy:
yon will all he happy. Aunt Julia will be
happy. Merry Christmas to you again and
again.
(MISS) BERNICE BEATTY.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit new cousin in your happy band of
boys and girls? Ny father has been taking
the dear cid Journal for some time and I
enjoy reading the letters from all the jolly
cousins, also Dorothy Dixs talks. What do
you all do fer pastime? | read and do fancy
work, aud help my mother with the house
work. We live on the farm. | like it fine.
We are making syrup and have fun
playing games at night. | see some take n
subject, IS this is my first letter in the
Letter BOX. | viii leave that space for q
more gifted writer. ] will ask favor of
the cousins. il any knows the song.
"IeSse James" please send III to me and |
viii return the favor in any way ] can.
Well. auntie, I will describe myself and go:
I have dark brown hair fnot hobbed), fair
complexion blue eyes. my birthday is No
vember -, Who is my twin: | will let you
guess my age. it is between seventeen and
twpnty-three. By-by. from Georgia cousin
Write to MISS IDA NAE BEASLEY.
Rocky Ford, Ga. Route \.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: viii Won please
let two girls from dear old Georgia into
your happy band Of boys and girls? Before
We 90 any further we will tell you what
we are like. I, Blaun. have dark brown hair
mot hohhed). brown eyes and fair complex
ion. weigh $50 pounds. and am feet
inches tall. age eighteen years youRr Now
you all may ina CINE how I look. I. Cnrinnn
have light hair, blue eyes fair complexion.