Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-19

! by You when you are in trouble or in need.
| A friend in need is a.. friend indeed. There
! are some who will claim to he your friend
! as long "a TOu are not in need, but when
| you get in need they are no longer your
! friend. Real friendship can be won by CIV
| ing real friendship in return. We will de-
scribe ourselves and then be going. We have
| black hair, brown eyes. We are not twins.
| but just about the same size. There is
| five years difference in our ages and eight
| pounds in cur weight. Would like 10 hear
! from any Of Jcu cousins. who care to write.
| viii try to answer all letters received.
With lcye to all. Your new cousins.
MISS IONA VANDEVANDER,
| MISS VIVIAN VANDENANDER.
| Rt s, Bonneville Miss.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
admit another south Georgia girl into your
| happy band OF cousins just for short time
| I'm like most of the cousins, / live in the
country and enjoy country life fine. l won
| der how many of you cousins like TO read.
| do, for one. / enjoy reading good books.
| My favorite flowers are roses and sweet
peas. Well, I see where most of the cous-
las take subjects, but I will not take one
TINS time; | will leave it to more gifted
: writer. L want all you cousins to write me,
| ana tell me all about your home town. I
am eighteen years young, have blue eyes
| aud bobbed hair. Who has my birthday,
| November 20? Will answer all letters re-
| ceived. new cousin
| MISS FLORA BELLE AKINS.
Nashville, Ga, r, F. D. No. l.
Dear Aunt Jnlia and Cousins: Oh! It's
| blonde from Georgia. of fourteen summers,
shocking for admittance to your happy cir
| Gle. Whatcha say about it? / thought ]
heard some one say Fine This is my
| tlrst attempt TO write, and l hope and
trust that Aunte will please let me in. ]
| won take subject this time but l want
| 10 say 10 all of You cousins, and Aunt Julia
that will exchange the following recita-
tons and songs for any good books or reci-
tations that You have. They are: Reel
fations' The Bald-headed Man." peter
Leap The Sculptor Boy Mercedes +"
Mothers Letter." 1.-The Gamblers Wife
| Little Golden Hair The songs are.
, .,,f I'm Gone You'll Soon Forget
p' when I'm Gone You Won't Forget" The
Blind Childs Prayer" Don't Forget Me
Little Darling and Jack and joe la
Lee Ellis, of CordeIe, Ga, please send me
all the poems you have. Will exchange any
OF the above for them. All of you write to
me. Hoping Aunt Julia will publish this,
Will close. / will answer all letters re-
ceived. Frances Willis, of Alabama if you
see this, please write to me and send me
simon Soggs." All send photos who can.
Love to all.
MISS FANNIE MAE PARKER.
| Howard, Ca
Hello: I have been silent reader Of tha
Letter Box for a year or a year and a half,
It seems like | am talking with the cousins
and Aunt Julia to read it, ! live on a farm
or forty acres, south of Oakboro. Some of
, me city cousins talk like they would not
IKE 10 i've on farm but when vacation
Time comes, to the country they come I
nave lived in the city and | like the coun-
Try pest. Cousins, why don't YOU start the
subject. What L Am Going TO Do When /
FINISH College" and discuss it as YOU have
the other subjects? AS for myself | want
to be nurse. 1t is q think nice work
heipln2 people TO get well when they are
SICK. And another thing l want to do is
TO be an author. ] have already written
three stories mot very long, and have been
thinking OF writing one and sending il TO
be published. Cousins what do Won all do
during vacation to earn pin money? [ do
not know what to do and [ want RI eorn
some am of the brunei type and am
eleven years old, and in the seventh grade
MY teacher was Miss Hattie Rurleson fill
Christmas, and then she stopped. Mrs. O..
u. Couard finished the school | liked
Ass Burleson. l must close, asking every
body to write and send photos If possible.
MY fayorite sport is horseback riding. Low
ingly.
THADUs WHITLEY.
Oakboro, n. c., Route J.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will Won no
so klnd as to admit four Georgia girls into
your happy baud of boys and girls We
are four sisters. We do our own dress
making and cooking. Mamma does pct
nave TO bother about il. We are all mem
oerS of the church. Bertha has light blue
eyes. long brown hair and has fair com
plexion and is is. Alma has long bIack
mar, brown eyes and fair complexion and
is 10. Annie Mae has light blue eyes dark
sandy hair and fair complexion. will be Is
on July 6. Bessie has brown eyes. black
hair and fair complexion, will be "A on
octooer is. Has any one our birth date
All You cousins please write your letters ..
VIII certainly be answered Lookout bows
en- en.s IS reap year the letters are going to
nil
ters 10 teultman, Ga. Route No. .: CMissD
bertha Barden, (Miss) Alma Barden CMiss(
Annie Mae Barden, Miss Bessie Rarden
see who gets the first answer
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder il
You wll admit another Georgia boy, into
YOUR Happy nand of boys and girls? I, like
life fine. i'N' LUZ"
Guess all You cousins know what do for
pi.aISstlme living on farm. Also I have a
foru, and you know I'm never lonely on
what do You cousins think of taking a
SUBJECT! think it good idea. IN fake
my Ideal wife" for my subject: She must
nave good character. dark hair, brown
eyes and fair complexion weigh between
10 and $50 pounds, be kind and loving at
an Hmes. Now I'll give you an idea OF
now look and go. I have dark hair, blue
eyes medium complexion will leave NV age
Tor you to guess. 1t is between eighteen
and twenty-five.
Your new cousion.
CRAWFORD BRANTIEY.
Iennille, Ga, II. F. D. A
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: How e
everybody today? Just fine | hone Coo
aunt .hila, please get some one to move over
ana give me scat. I would appreciste
chat with you all il you will please admit
me. guess you cousins. some Of Won ha ve
Forgotten me, 1t has been few months
since l was with you, although before T
ueparIed from my home in Lee Fla
visited you in the Letter Box, and | have
seen good deal OF the Land of Flowers
cousins suppose we try writing a suhiect
ABOUT each others state, their home state
nave little to say for Florida nv
nome land. II Aunt Julia won't think I'm
greedy ana trying TO take all the space but
l I'm JulIa VIII you please permit me to
urop inns subject of Florida lust for the
benefit of the cousins who have never visited
my nome state! 1t is impossible to name
mere all the points of interest in F1orida
Eacn turn in the road presents some new
and beautiful vista, for Florida is a land
OF pains, lovely flowers and delicious from
zeal fruits; of picturesque rivers of live
oak' cypress and palmetto trees. Of charming
tresh water lakes and abundant springs Of
pure water. The few places | name bere
gre chosen because they are perhaps the best
known of the many interesting SPOTS in
fIorlda. ST. Augustine, founded in 1565 nv
the Spaniard Menendez, on the site of the
indian village Of Seooe. II is the oldest
town in the United States. Visitors should
see the OLD city gates and coquina buildings
and grim old Fort Marion formerly Fort
San Marco At Daytona and Ormond tho 20 =
nous international winter motor races ar.