Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-01

Two old Florida pals.
(MISS) Made DEWBURRY,
Brew ton, Ala. Route c,
(MlSS) RUTH GOLDEN,
Brew ton, Ala, Route C.
Hello, Aunt Julia and cousins: Will you
please admit another Alabama girl into your
| merry council? Ny father has been taking
The Journal for quite while, and / do
enjoy reading it, especially the Letter Box.
l live OH farm, and enjoy farm life. l
would not exchange for city life at all.
How many of you cousins like to go to
! school? | do. l think every boy and girl
should get high school education at least.
l go to the Crossville Consolida ted High
school. | am in the ninth grade. 1 started
to school September l, but l have stopped
out now TO help gather the crop. I will
describe the place where ! live. | live
mountain called Sand mountain, and it
surely is sandy. too. 1t is a pleasant place
to live. The ground Is level and covered
with white sand. The land is easy TO cul-
! tivate, for there isn't any rocks in the way
| / will describe myself and go. / am four
teen years old, have blue eyes, BLACK
(bObbed) hair and fair complexion. Ny
| birthday is April 81. Have / a twin? If so.
please write me. | will 20 before ! break
Aunt Julia's rules. | would like to receive
letters from every state in the Union, Flor
| ida especially, come on, cousins, and
write to jolly Alabama girl. | will try
to answer all the letters l receive. new
cousin, (MISS) LOIS COOK.
Crossyille Ala, Route 8.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Just few
words to the Letter Box. ! see, in reading
the letters in the Letter Box, that quite
few are asking for books (story books).
have few and am getting ready to move
away from here and do not care to take the
books along. If anyone would like TO have
them or any one of them, / will gladly send
them if YOU will pay postage, but be sure to
write before you send postage, as some one
else may be ahead Of you / will give name
and author. You may select what you
want: "Vicar of Wakefield" by Oliver
Goldsmith; BLACK Rock" by Ralph Con-
nor; THE Dolly Dialogues" by Anthony
Hope: The Lost Ring, " by A. Conan Doyle;
alfred the Great" by Jacob Abbott; The
Lady of the Lake" by Sir Walter Scott;
'Iyanhoe; Romance" by Sir Walter
Scott; also Poes Poems: The Story of
Panama and the Canal" by C. H. Forbes
Lindsay: The Marvellous Career Of Theodore
Roosevelt" by Charles Morris. Please
Aunt Julia, print this as early as you can
as l may be gone before the cousins get to
see it. Thanking you for the privilege of
getting this in the Letter Box. Miss Evie
Write again. Also Miss Katherine Greer'5
letter was good-in fact, all are good. but
some interest me more than others. | would
he glad to hear from any and all who will
write TO lonely backWoOds woman. With
lots of love to all.
CMRs.) JULIA MAXWELL.
Waynesboro. Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1t is so
kind Of You to give US TriWeekly Journal
readers a friendly place. ] like to see so
many letters from girls and boys that live on
farms, and know they enjoy it, as my home
is in the country, in Alabama. / am. a lover
Of nature. When | am in the country take
stroll in the woods every afternoon. While
in the city ! read good magazines and the
dear old Journal everywhere l stay. Cousins
let's ALL abide by Aunt Julia's motto. It
will help 10 make happier world You
cousins write to me.
MISS ETA JOHNSON.
10j Anthony St, Columbus, Ca
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit two jolly North Carolina girls into
before. SO we are little bit timid. As the
rest describe themselves, we will. too. Lu-
Gle has brown hair and eyes, medium COM
pleXiOn. twelve. and her birthday is July
20. Thelma has light brown hair. gray eyes.
medium complexion, age eleven, and her
birthday is August IS. We would he glad 10
hear from anyone having our birthdays. We
are both in the sixth grade and hope to COM
plete it this term We 90 to school a
Faulks High school, three miles from here.
We have five good school teachers and a
amusement: I guess some are going 70
school. Our school hasn't started yet We
are having a time hunting muscadnes,
scaleybarks. etc. Everybody write TO two
Jolly girls and send mail separately. We
viii try TO answes all we receive. Love 20
all. New cousins.
(MISS) LUCILLE HELMS.
MISS THELMA TADLOCK
Win=ate, y. C., Route I.