Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-05
AUNT JULIA'S COUNCIL
Friendly Meeting Place for All TWeeky Journal Readers
hair and fair complexion. Would like to
hear from the cousins who care to write.
(MISS) WILLIE MAE WALTERS.
Tayonia Ca Route |

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Box, but could not pick up courage to
write. SO [ thought would write today
l a married and | don't have much to do,
| as my husband is a saw mill man. You
| can believe me | do get lonesome, rs |
have nobody but my husband and self
! have been married three years. I want
| some of you cousins and Aunt Julia to
! come to me. | don't live very far
| from the river and will so fishing
! There surely are lots OF fish caught. NY
| husband caught one Saturday night. it
| surely big fish. Who has my birth
| day, March %? Please some of Won
red cousins and single ones write TO me-
| VIII try to answer all. With lots of
| love to Aunt Julia and cousins.E
(Mrs.) HENRIETTA ELLER,
Camden, S. c., Route 6.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit happy girl from Georgia
into your band of boys and girls? Oh
thanks, l knew you would. Well, I will
| promise not to tarry long, as this is my
first attempt. We have been taking The
journal good while, and / surely enjoy
| live in the country, about u mile from
| town. l surely do enjoy the country life
fine. Say, how many of You attend school
these days? l do, and believe me 1 surely
love school. We learn to do almost any
| thing, sew, cook, etc. Before | 90 any
further, ] will describe myself. l am q
brunette Of fourteen years, have dark brown
curly hair. bobbed. of course. and brown
eyes. / 90 to Dallas High school, and am
in the eighth grade. Our school will be
out in May and I studying hard to get
promoted. / have four teachers Cousins
don't you think Aunt Julia is so nice to
let us all have space in The Journal to get
acquainted? Well 1 forgot to ask, but
have 1 twin, August 4? If so 1 surely
would like to hear from you. Well,
must run along or [ will break my prom
Use, also Aunt Julia's rules. Boys and
girls, / am expecting a letter from all of
hQ cty
| Thanking you for your Kindness, [
other unknown cousin.
(Mss) INEz STRICKLAND,
Dallas, Ca, Rte. l.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please adj
nit a jolly south Georgia girl into your
happy band of boys and girl I'll promise
not to stay very long. l find this page
read letters. ! also enjoy reading books.
My favorite authors are Harold Bell Wright
and Zane Grey. And ]. too, read the Bible.
wonder wboh has my birthday, July 7.
have gathered the roses of my thirteenth
summer. / have brown bobbed hair, blue
eyes and fair complexion. How many of
you cousins like to go to parties? l do.
also like baseball and basketball Wha t
are your highest ambitions? My ambition
is tobe of some service to human beings. =
would enjoy the pleasures of life more if |
could be a school teacher. / believe we
all have mission here earth to fill.
fine, but like town life best, AS / have tried
both. / am a great lover of fancy work
and flowers. My favorite flowers are roses
and violets. For pastime ] read good books
and help mother with the bousework which
l enjoy very much. Ny own mother died
when l was six years of age, but I have
the sweetest step-mother you ever saw l
guess l had better go before I break Aun-
ties rules. All OF You cousins write to
jolly cousin, and send photos. Lovingly
(MIssl PRUE ELLA LUKE.
SPARKS, Ga, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here we
are asking for admittance. Won't You ad-
nit two Louisiana girls? We want to cor
respond with other states We are school
girls. Of course, we have bobbed hair,
black eyes and fair compilations Now please
don't get scared and run away. For pas
time we read good books. play the VictrOla
and go kodaking. Now here are our ages:
Fannie, thirteen, and Venus, fifteen, and
are the same height. Now all who guess
our birthdays we will send them nice
present. Fannie's is in June between fifth
and tenth: Venus is between the second
and seventh of April. Now if two happen
rot guess uor birthdays, don't think we will
fail to mail two gifts. We will mail the
present as soon we get the correct date
OF birth. We live in the country and like
country life fine. Fannie has visited the
city and had rather live in the country
cues. Venus has visited cities and towns
and had rather live in the country. Venus
N IN the seventh grade and surely has
, good teacher. Fannie is in the eighth ora Ia
and her teacher is Iva Bailey. Perhans
some of you know her. She lives at ITnnedo
fannle has written once before and was ad
mltted and received many nice letters. She
didn't get to answer them all. 50 nIoo
excuse her and write again, We surelv
had nice time Easter. How abo:m ION
all? Good-by to all. II you want 70 re.
ceive some nice letters Just write to
snrtnn c MISS FANNIE PITTMAN.
n,. MISS VENUS GILL.
gI 81 s.. 80 Please send photos and we will
Diar Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII yoo
admit two North Carolina girls into Won :
n nspPE band Of boys and girls? Like most
like It ' fine! wake Me live on Hoa, farm and
boys and girls. all the other states ars
g gett ing s ahead Of Us. Will some one send
rock We will return the favor anv wav
we can AS this is our first attempt at
| WILING we viii describe ourselves /,
Maymie, am seventeen. blue eyes brown
oooped mar. medium complexion Have /
a WIN II so, write, September 80 l. Bes-
s+, am sixteen, brown bobbed hair. brown
| 80; medlGm complexion. Have | twin
! aprll -! If so please write All Won
cousins yo write to two jolly girls. We assure
cousins Send mS te e A%nt julia bab and
| Newport. n c., Route 2 Lovingly,
(M HIss} HfssiH M 1TH p 6%M9r,
!, Dear Dear , Aunt Julia and Cousins: I wonder
a E%u o Mil let com me in n for little chat:
aarmer or, at least. that is almost all
ever have done. l like it fine. rink any.
f 3opH can an, make a good easy living on Il
enough. Most of the farmers don't try to
even nave good garden. Just think If
n no.t We're TO try they could raise al
because you are the boss When ANYONE
wants wa ds TO quit and be off for a day or so
h b"trSe, farmer has some hard times.
but he don't have to work when it is
raining or cold to keep his job. l like the
| CITY, but unless had a eood-paying i0b
| | had rather be in the country farmin~
l won't describe myself this TING. bur n
anyone wants to know just write and IN
| can guess my age? 1t is somewhere in
the twenties: Ny birthday is the 18Th Of
neptem3er, III try to answer all letters
G. M. LowREY.
| Hello Dearest Auntie and Cousins: Will
make call on you dear folks if you will
permit ME, this beautiful spring morning.
Inc weather IS too pretty for us to stay
! lhuorS' But 1t is too wet just now for
| us 10 do anything toward farming We
| nave already got some cotton seed in the
| ground and corn up almost large enough
| for working. Have English meas aImoSt
ready for eating. Ny, l wish 1 had some
| INNS for my kodak :hs morning for it
would he so nice for making pictures while
| everything Is Slitterng with the morning
dew and just had real nice rain and thar
makes everybody feel much better, even
| SICK person. Now, folks. l have visited
| the Letter Box few times before and
MADE some real nice pen friends, and have
! been reading the dear old Journal from
cover 70 cover, and l just think You bows
and girls are doing fine. improving, of
course, right along. Hope you all will con-
| unue. / have been keeping silence for
| quite a while. l didn't want 10 take some
one else's place. but l hope there will be
vacant place for me this one time. Little
| cousins, how many of you have gardens
| OF own