Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-18

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en- fire. I don't like to think of that
and just think of all the helpless lit
tie woods creatures that perish in
these fires, to say nothing of the
necessary timber that is lost. When.
ever it is necessary for you to light
a match or fire in the woods beal
| these things in mind and do not leave
any fire or smoldering ember behind
YOU.
lovingly,
AUNT JULIA.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: am a
| new cousin and hope you will give me room
by the fire. l have been reading the cous-
| ms letters and enjoy them fine. / guess
you want to know how l look, so here |
| go: / about four and a half feet tall,
! have brown hair, weigh seventy pounds
and fourteen years old. I live on farm
and like the farm life fine. Hoping to
! see this letter in print next week. l will
answer all letters received.
CLYDE REYNOLDS.
Flowery Branch, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; Won't yon
| please let two Georgia girls join your band?
| We have been reading with pleasure the
| letters that you cousins write, and decided
we would try our luck. Hope will be
admitted. Our father has been taking The
Journal for long time and think it
| the Srandest paper there is. The letters
are real interesting, especially those that
take a subject. We notice that lots of
you write about your ideal. but we won't
describe ours for ware afraid we will never
| find him. Wen not write any subject
for we might not do it justice. If we
were to, it would be on "My Greatest Am
bition. ," Guess all of you cousins have
some ambition in life and we would be
glad for you TO discuss it in the Letter
| Box. No doubt you are wondering just
who we are. We are two country girls
who are the greatest of chums and try to
make the most of life. We are lovers of
all kinds of flowers, and for pastime we
read and play music. We have read lots
OF good books. Some of our favorite books
are: Little Women When Mans a
and others. !. Samantha, am in school and
| sure enjoy going. Orr father and mother
both are living and we also have several
brothers and sisters. Our sister, Lucille,
! mas already written 10 the Letter Box We
are both members of the Oak Grove Ban
| fist church and attend Sunday school every
| sunday we can. ], Julia. am teacher of
the intermediate class. and some of the
happlest hours OF my life are those that
spend with my fine class of boys and girls.
studying Gods Word. Our ages are be-
tween sixteen and twenty-three /, Julia,
am the eldest and my birthday is December
| 23. Samantha's is December q AImosf
the same aren t they? We both have brown
hair mot bobbed), blue eyes and fair com
pleXlon. Lila Edwards we guess your age
TO be seventeen. Are we right? Come
other good writer's. lust know we have
broken Aunt julia rule, but hope she vii
print this, as it's our first and we'll not
bother you all again until the first yiolets
or spring are peeping. Everybody write
us. our new cousins.
JULIA REGISTER
SAMANTHA REGISTER,
Mount Vernon, Ga.
Dear mi
admit little Florida girl into your ham,
band of boys and girls? | live in the com
try but would like to live in town best.
am going to school and surely 90 like to G,
10 scnool- l think everyone should StriI,
ior an education. My teachers name i
Miss Alma McArthor. ] sure do like on
teacher | am in the fourth grade and sool
VIII complete the fourth grade. I am ter
years old and have bobbed hair, light fai
complexion. l must go before Mr. W. Il
gets me- All you cousins write 10 me-
lMlSS) Myrtle HAMILTON.
| Baker, Fla, Route >, Box %.
Dear Aunt Julia and Readers: win vol
phase let me in for short stay this beauti
5 ful October evening? Come on more q
you married women. l enjoy your letters s.
much. All the letters are good; glad quit
a number Of South Carolina bows and rirI
are writing. As Thanksgiving day is near
. wish to say Il few words about bein.
[ thankful. Oh, we have so much to be thank
lul Tor. Dear readers, one and all, deeI
down in our hearts do we appreciate Cod
many blessings as we should? Are we thank
, tul that lie has placed us here in the world
with all its beauty and everything He Ia
| created to make us happy? He gave Hi
only Son to save us from our sins that w
might one day go to he with Him in tina
beautiful home He has now gone to prepare
We have here His blessed word the Bible
: teaching us how to live. to comfort US whc1
) we are sad, and to cheer us on our journe
is gtFr1-
very thankful for health, for the food whic
we eat. for good homes loved ones Suppos
we had no friends, wouldn't life be lonely
We i've in land of good churches AM
| schools. Are we not thankful too .ha
America isn't at war? This has been a yer,
good crop year and as farmers gather in tn
golden harvest let not be too busy to rem
aer thanks to our Great Giyer. I know W
| all have our troubles. disappointment
come, we do not always have sunny wea ther
into each life some rain must fall but let
try to be more thankful. Count your man
blessings, name them one by one and it vii
surprise YOU See what God hath done Mis-
' oda Reed, of Oklahoma, your letter wa
splendid. ] am fond of reading one shout
be careful about the kind of litera ture the
read. Read only the best that will be in
spring. With love to aunt and the counc
MRS. CHAS. woFFoRD.
Campobello, s. c.. r. T. D. .
Z. S-Ne surely have a good motto a
tie head OF the Letter Box. Let's try I
Keep it, for one am trying.
Dear Aunt Julia ana Cousins: l have beer
reading the many interesting letters of tn
Letter Box for a long time and have jus
gotten mp courage enough to write. I cef
tainly do enjoy reading the letters, but woul
like to see more from South Carolina. jus
think, only two more months before Christ
mas. How many OF YOU will be glad
certainly viii. I'm contemplating having
merry time and hone all Of you will have
good time, too, Before l 90 any further. II
describe myself. l have brown hair tbohhsdl
dark brown eyes and fair complexion. an
sixteen years young, my birthday is Febr1
airy Is I wonder If I have twin? I hop
10 get lots OF letters from different states
| like to read nice letters. vii answer Al
that I can If any Of You have the bool
Tempest and Sunshine" would appreciate
your Kindness very much II you'd send it t
me. | would return it rs soon as I had lin
tShhed reading il, and also return the favo
in any way that I can. Rest wishes to all
MISS AGNES NETS.
Cope, s. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII yo'
please admit another South Carolina sir
into your happy circle Of bows and girls
| MY! L has rainod most all the week her
md 7 am beginning to get lonesome, so
thought I would write to .he Letter Box an.
see II 7 would get enough letters to aUswp
| the next rainy day or not. Aunt Julia Cer
tainly is kind 10 give MS this space TO g