Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-11

AL Tri- Weekly Journal Readers
are ahead Of us. Nevertheless, we Georgia
kids love to read the Letter Box. even If we
can't get nerve enough to write. Don't We?
Now. cousins, you must not whisper so loud,
if you do not intend for me to hear you
say, she is staying too long, for there
is nothing the matter with my ears. am
a blonde real dark hair, blue eyes Chair
bobbed in pineapple). All you cousins who
want to be friends with Jolly, full,of- tnn
country kid of twelve years; promoted 10
the eighth grade. Write to me. ] will as
sure every one who writes me an answer.
Enclosed find . cents for the little orphan
4 new cousin.
(MIsS) CARRIE BENSON.
Buena Vista, Ga, r. i. d. >, Box 40.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; Here we
come. Can You slip over and give two
Carolina girls a start in your merry circle!
We have just been enjoying the cousins
letters, and decided to join you for
few minutes We have been having a
jolly time together. Alberta lives IN the
dear old country, one mile from the hvely
little town of 'Pendleton, and l. Maud. i've
in the city Of Anderson, and am visiting,
so you can imagine how good feel IN
the dear 0Id country. | feel like blrd
just out of cage. l think 1T so grand
10 be in the country.
Alberta has blue eyes and, brown hair.
Maud is brunette. We will give you
some guessing to do. We are somewhere
between sixteen and twenty five. we VIII
tell you more about that when you write
to lis. If you want to cheer lonely coun-
try girl and drive the blues from crowd
ed ou' city girl, just drop card
MISS ALBERTA CAMPBELL,
Pendlet0n, :. q.
MISC MAUD HARDY,
ISL Burriss st. Anderson, $. q.
Hello. Everybody: / just wonder If Aunt
Julia will make room for a little girl from
this part of Georgia? Eve never seen a
letter from RichIand in your dehghttcl
corner. / wonder whyf
DO I hear somebody say, Who IS TN
intruder? Well. just little girl, blondH
of nineteen summers, with bobbed halr
Yes. of course.
Ny birthday was July II. Who is my
twin? Aunt Julia, please print this FOR
| want to get just coolies Of letters.
Five cents for the little girl.
MISS MAMIE JENKINS.
Route ), RichIand, Ga.
Dear Everybody: Thank you. I will take
the seat beside Aunt Julia My! what "a
delightful rendezvous, with 50 many cousins
present! An exception to the general rule
Oh, yes, ! live in town, you see-a nice III
tie town in western North Carolina. Cousins,
doesn't time fly! Vacation will soon lie
over But [ love school, don't you all: ]
won't spoil this poor missive by a descrip-
tion of myself. If you guess my age l Will
send a photograph of myself to you My
age is between twelve and twenty. Every
one write to a jolly cousin L assure you an
answer.
(Mss) zELMA GILLESPIE.
Andrews n. C.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins I will take
the greatest pleasure in writing to you al
on this Sabbath day. | hope this will find
you all enjoying life fine. ! want some OF
you good-lOoking cousins TO write to me- l
am farmer boy, and like farming line
My age is between fifteen and twenty |
will leave it for you al to. guess Will
tell more Of myself next time if this is
printed. You cousins be sure to write to
me. Fro ma new cousin,
CMR.) JAMES PHILLIPS.
Care of w. H. Phillips, Mountain Rest.
n c., Route /.
Dear Aunt Julia: 1T has been quite
while since | was with you all last L en-
joyed myself much that | decided to chat
with you all again We certainly have been
having some dry weather in this part of the
country. Crops are almost burned up.
don't know what the people are going to do.
hut we have always been provided for, and
we always will, some way or another. |
guess you cousins have been having Joyous
time going to singingS and protracted meet
ings, haven't you? / haven't been to many
this year, as my health has been so bad.
suppose you all have been reading Ethel,
Jessie and Mary Lee McKayS letters FROM
Greenwood Miss. They are my nieces, aud
| love them very much. The youngest one,
Mary Lee, lives with She has been
visiting her mother, but she is back a t bone
now. | guess you cousins are attending to
your chickens this year, as it is too dry 70
try to garden much. My garden is dried
completely up. | have written enough for
this time. Everybody be good, kind and
cheerful. Cordially yours,
(MRS) c. W. CHEATWOOD.
Dossyille, Miss, Route /.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins: May I come
i'm just for a few moments this very lovely
cool morning? Thank you. I've been taking
The Journal for some few months When 1T
comes | always turn TO the fifth page and
read every letter. also Dorothy DiX's talks.
Her talks are wonderful as well as helpful
Cousins, how are you enjoying these beauti-
ful. cool days? / rather lonesome today.
All you cousins come up-auntie, too-an1
we will so kodakng. Auntie, it's very kind
or you to give the boys and girls space IN
the dear old Journal for the cousins to be-
come acqua inted and to pass some OF these
lonesome hours away. Come on, cousins
boys and girls, and tell us about your ideal
| won't describe my ideal. | will wait until
| get him ana will then tell You all about
him. Dear cousins all your letters are
lovely; some helpful we'll. If | should
take subject, it would be Mother"
although my mother has been dead eight or
BOVS
who have your mother, appreciate her while
she IS with you, for YOU know not when
she IL be called away to the great beyond :
then you'll think, when it's too late. I've
father yet, | want to hear from some OF
the boys and girls, for | get lonesome some
times. have no sisters, though / la e
three brothers. hope I haven't broken any
or the rules. With love and best wishes
and mu' h happiness to all and wishing re-
plies from all. Five cents for Inez | am
sixteen
(MIsS) MAEBELLE TAYLOR.
Cullman, Ala, Route 4.
Hello, Aunt Julia and cousins. viii you
please admit two little Mississippi girls INTO
your Jolly band OF boys and girls? We live
on farm, aud surely do like farm life
We can do almost anything on the farm
We arr. daddys plowbOys and mothers cooks
We so to school In the winter months. ana
IKE to 90 to school. |, Lula Mae, study the
eighth grade. l, Mildred. study the sixth
grade. We surely do like to go to school
ana II ink everyone should get as much .dn-
Gallon as possible. l. Lula Mae have blue
eyes, fair complexion, light brown hair-and
1t is bobbed-and am seventeen wears of
age MY birthday is June II. Have | a
twin II so, write me letter. l. Mildred,
nave black eyes, dark com pie Sion brown
lbob led( hair. am fourteen years of age
NV birthday Is April s. Have | y twin ,
II 81, write RE letter. Wonder what Won
cousins have for pets. We have COWS and
Pigs We are both fond Of reading and we
raw read good many books AID magazines
We want 10 make picture album and wqnt
very enc OF yOu cousins from the oldest 10
we youngest. to send us a p ture of Yo4r
sell. Now do not think we just want q
picture; we also want you to write loni
letter. Two sisters.
lMISSD LULA NAE SHOEMAKER
MISS MILDRED SHOEMAKER.
Iout1, Miss, Route =. I OK -
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will Won
please admit a Georgia Kid in to your hap
pE band of boys and girls? As this is nv
second attempt / hope the w. B. is off
on visit. ! have been a reader of The
journal long time and think it one of
me srandest papers ever printed d yon