Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-03
AUNT JULLA'S COUNCIL
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| space to more gifted writer. Hoping to
get lots of letters from all the states; will
answer all received.
Lots of love to all.
(MISSD EDNA ROBBINS.
(MISS) BLANCHE BLAIR,
Buloch Creek, S. c,
2. S. Please mail separate.
DeGr Auntie and Cousins: viii you all
let two more lovely Florida girls in your
happy band of boys and girls. We are go
| ing to school and are great chums. Cou'
SINS what do you all do for pastime? We
read, crochet and help our mothers at
home We will not describe ourselves this
time but will say we are both sweet
sixteen"
Wonder have we any twins? Elose s
birthday IS May IL, and Margarette's IS
November "a. We would love to receive
letters from any of our cousins In the
United States. Write us separately. please
MISS ELOISE CLYATT.
(MISS) MARGARETTE INEBNIT
Echo, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
all admit n Florida boy of twenty summers
into your happy band of boys and girls for
few moments. l, like most of the other
cousins, live on a farm and like farm
life fine. Will some of you send ME the
song I'm the Moonlight Alone? ?" Will re-
turn the favor in any way | can. l must
20 before l break auntie's rules. All Of
YOU cousins write to me.
Your new cousin,
(MR.) Adds MATHEWS.
Bascom, Fla.
Dear Aunt/Julia: I had a letter printed
in the letter box some time ago, but it
failed to give my address. 1 noticed some
one requested that my address be printed,
so viii YOU kindly print this, so they
may it? Now, any and all who wish
to write let your letters come to
(MRS.) MARY BARBEE.
Harrisburg. \. c.
T. S. Enclosed a dime for the kid"
Hello Aunt Julia: Wonder what you all
are doing this cold day? Sitting by the fire
| guess.
I wonder how many of you cousins re-
member me. | wrote to the box" in the
summer and / surely do thank Aunt Julia
! for printing my letter. [ have gained some
very dear pen friends. | received about 30
! letters. l answered all Of them except one
her name wasn't plain enough to read it.
| l want to thank every that sent the
songs. | wish some Of you cousins were
with me now. Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
know we would have big time.
VIII some of the cousins please send me
| the songs, Jack and joe Meet Me in
the Moonlight Aone:" 1 will send these
Soon Forget Me- Darling Nellie Cray
and Red Wing" and l have several others.
Ruby Davis, of Aphin. \. c., why ddn t
you answer my letter: You mJ twin.
Who else is my twin? My birthday is Tune
1G. I will be fifteen years Of age June
IS, 1924.
1 remain the same,
MACKIE ALLEN.
Carlton, Ca, Route ., Box II.
Dear Aunt Julia and Everybody: This
is my first attempt to ever try to write to
the cousins corner, and like everybody
else, I hope I'll be admitted.
live on the farm and enjoy farm life
very we'll. l think boys and girls that
home
vantages that city boys and girls do not
! have and vice versa.
l very fond of reading. Some of my
happiest hours are spent with a book or
magazine. Some Of the authors | like best
are Zane Grey, Gene Stratton Porter
Harold Bell Wright and Agustas Evans
| Wilson.
1 can crochet a. - I'D I do all kinds
1 love all outdoor sports. l like to ride
horseback, but can't ride very we'll.
As nearly everybody does IN describe
have light brown hair and grey eyes and
| fair complexion.
One thing 1 like to do is to receive let
tiers. Won't some Of you cousins write
to me?
,. GEORGE B. FAULKNER.
Gainesville, Ca, Il. f. D. 6.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
! please admit another Virginia girl into your
merry circle? ! have been silent reader
Of your interesting letters for quite awhile,
but could never pick up the courage to join
! you before, as l am just a wee bit tmid,
and especially in such band of young
people. Yes, ! just a country kid, and
like country life fine. Like most of you l
enjoy reading good books, and read lot
wondering what Kind of looking object l
am. l would rather not describe myself
fully. I will leave my age for you to guess.
Who has my birthday, June "a? Ig l have
q twin LOT M hon I will
you adieu, asking all of you who wish to
write to a Virginia girl to let your letters
come to your new cousins cousins c,DrD
Farmville, Va, r. F. D. g. Box 2O4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
open the door and let two little happy GeOr-
gia kids into your circle? We have been
readers Of the Letter Box for quite while
We surely enjoy reading the cousins let
tiers. Aunt Julia is such a fine aunt. We,
like most Of the cousins. live in the coun-
try and surely do have a big time. The
weather is somewhat cool here now. and
we enjoy gathering nuts and cracking them,
too Who has birthdays? Bettie's is
March %, and Graces is November Is. We
will leave our ages for you to guess. They
are between thirteen and eighteen. If you
boys and girls wish to correspond with two
little girls, let your letters come to
BETTE MFATHER,
GRACE BRINSON.
Thomasville. Ca, Route ..
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please let two Georgia girls join your hap
Ply band of boys and girls? What do you
cousins do for pastime? We go to school
End we like studies and teachers Just
fine Listen. cousins. don t you think it il
nice of Aunt Julia to give us space in
the dear old Journal to get acquainted with
each other? Weilike to go fishing, picnicing
and car riding. We live on a farm and
like farm life fine. We will leave our ages
for you all to guess. They are between ten
and fourteen. We will nor describe our
selves this time. We will go for we are
afraid we have broken Aunt Julia's rules
All you cousins write to U.S. We will try
to answer all letters and cards received.
Best wishes to Aunt Julia and cousins. We
remain, two new cousins.
OIIsS) ORA SMITH.
Vienna, Ga, Route .
MISS DORIS DORMINY.
Pinehurst Ca. Route L.
RA.Aa e Ca.lla