Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-02

SUU WOIuS.
Dear Children: Here is our month
" honor roll-a list Of money re-
ceived for our dear little girl at
the Berry school.
am reading the letters right
along, and some of the November
money may appear on the December
roll if there is any money in the
letters I have yet to read and re-
ceive in November.
Our Christmas honor roll this
year is to carry the names Of all the
donors to this benevolent fund dur
ing the year. All money received
up to December 16 will appear on
this list.
Lovingly,
AUNT JULIA.
p. S.-Alyce McCranie, your con-
tribution was published in the Sep
TENDER honor roll.
Honor Roll
Mary Ledford, 1c; c. Hampton
Barnes, 10c; Lillian Crane, sc; Daisy
Cindrick, 10c; John Latham, soc;
James z. Benton, sc; Bernice Cros-
by, loo; Alice Minis, sc; Walter Nc
Giloney, sc; Bertha and Ollie Can
trell, sc; Omar Smith, 10c; HOyt
Barnes, &c; Mrs. Eugene Manning,
&c; Linnie Williams, 1c;CleVie John
son, 1c; Maud Hall, sc; Boyce l..
Emory, 1Oc; George r. Long, Csc;
Dewitt Bailey, Toe; Madeline Thomp-
son, &c; Mary Edna Wilson, sc; How
ard Sheppard, sc; Ruth Ferebee, sc;
May Jones, 25c; Pearl Jones, &c;
Aline F6rman, 10c; IL. B. 81, sc;
Lee Foster, 10c; Irnie Morgan, Loo;
Edward Kirkpatrick sc; Effie Gil
strap, sc; Ruth Hines, sc; Effie i.
Carter, 10c; Luther Mudd, sc; La
verne Singleton, 10c; Ida Maddron,
sc; Roy j. Bond, 10c; Matte Lee
Martin, sc; Oma Pusser, sc; Mary
Wise, 4c; Louise HeWette, sc; Sallle
Mae Jones, 10c; Vesper Duggan, sc;
Flora Mae Merchant, &c; G. l.. Hale,
sc: Vera Crosby, sc; Leona Sunday,
&c: Birdie Maloy, &c; Erma shelton,
sc; Lola BRASIL and Delina Griffith.
sc: Walter Stumphf, &c; Ollie M
SC; Clifford Tanner, Toe;
Bulah Harris, SC; Linda Sturkie, Toe;
Jewel Wester, 10c; Pearl Stigall.
$3.50: Gladys Register, SC; Nerna
Greene, SC; John Latham, zoe.
Eloise Sims, no money was in
closed in your letter.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins VIII You
please admit = boy from Louisiana into
your happy band Of boys and girls: How
are you cousins and Aunt Julia enjoying
life these autumn days? Fine, l. nope.
will tell you all about the trip ! took this
past summer to Illinois and Missouri. L
saw lots of coal mines in Illinois, large
corn crops and wheat crops, and IN st;
Louis l visited the large shoe factories and
soap factories, and in East st. Louis
went through the large stock yards ana
lead Mines and 1 went twenty-five miles
west of St. Louis TO the Missouri river,
and went kodallng and fishing. and for all
Of the apple and peach orchards and tame
cherry orchards, ! saw them. Those tame
cherries are nearly as large as plum
and aye red and sweet, and they MAKE
pies out of them. l will tell YOU cousins
more about my trim next time. am TWEEN
ty years Of age. and 1 want each and every
one of you girls to write to me. To the
girl who writes me the best letter ! VIII
send her large size box OF chocolate
candy, and the girl who sends me the best
photo of herself / will also send her a
large size box OF chocolate candy, too.
am going 20 look for large bunch of let
tiers. Will answer all letters received. A
'''''N' ROY PIERCE.
Bolivar, La, r. F. d. /, Box -.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
please admit s. Georgia girl into your hap
Ply band of boys and girls? | have writ
ten once before bit my letter was not
printed. What do you cousins Go for pas
time? 1 go to school every day, and IKE
it fine. | am in the sixth grade. | live
in town and like town life fine, although |
like to 80 to the country to visit. Like
most Of the cousins, | have hobbed hair. |
have five sisters and one brother, and have
one sister married. l will not describe my
self. If you want to know how ! look, just
write me. viii leave my age for you to
guess. 1t is between Is and is. All you
cousins write me. Will try to answer all
letters received. A new cousin.
(MISS) MAUDIE BROWN.
1oS Fairgound Street, Fort Valley, Ga.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
you please open the door and let Fort
Valley kid join your happy circle of boys
and girls? Some of you cousins may re-
member me, as l have written once before,
in 1922. Many thanks, Aunt Julia. re-
ceiyed many nice letters. | have sandy
hair (bobbed. of course). You cousins, ana
also Aunt Julia, just ought to have been
with me during peach season. Believe me,
we would have had a fine time eating
peaches. They began to ripen in May ana
lasted until the last of July, but the last
)nes were best Of all. Some Of You cousins
remember next time and come over to dear
DID Fort Valley and help me eat peaches.
VIII some of you unknown cousins please
send me a copy Of the song, "Silver Threads
Among the Gold?' If SO, will appreciate
It very much. To the one guessing my
correct age, will send photo Of myself.
1t is between 16 and 20 years Aunt Julia,
please print this, as l am very anxious for
he song. Many good wishes to Auntle
anu ''''' MISS ANNIE LOU BROWN.
12s Playground Street. Fort Valley, Ga
Dear Aunt Julia AID Cousins; Here comes
another Alabama kid asking for Abundance
into your happy circle of boys and girls.
have been : silent reader of the Letter Box
for quite while. and certainly do ENJOY
reading the nice letters, also Dorothy DIN $
talks. I live on 4 farm and like farm life
fine. What do you cousins do Tor pas,
time? l help mamma in the house, READ
and write some. Most of you cousins take
a subject, but I will leave space for
more gifted writer. l guess most of You
cousins are in school My school Will start
November 8. l certainly do enjoy gong 10
school. Joe station reckon you and l IA
vor any? You described my complexion,
hair and eyes, and l am fifteen years old.
Miss EVE Bohannon, / think the niue song
you wrote surely was beautltuI' we
love each other, why not prove 1t while
we are living and not wait till we are
dead? l hear sons one saying Who is
that staying so long? Well. then, l have
light hair, blue eyes and fair complexion;
NV birthday is May -. All you boys ana
girls write 10 me. l will assure you an
answer. Let your letters come to
(MISSl IRONA SPEEGlE.
Cullman. Ala, Route /, Box 50.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
please admit three Georgia boys into your
happy band of boys and girls: We IKE
most Of the cousins. live in the country,
and like it fine. How do you cousins like
to go to school? We surely like to 60. We
think every one should strive for an edit
ca ton l. Otis, have brown eyes, far COM
Nd hair Howard. nave
blue eyes, fair complexion and brown hair.
I. Walter. have blue eyes and fair com
pIexiou and dark hair. Our ages are he
tween 16 and - years. All YOU cousins
write TO three farmer boys. Please send
all mail separately. We are racing to see
which one gets the most letters. The first
three girls that write to us will get a
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