Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-07
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HONOR ROLL

Bldncne Lee ....'. 'uo
Lula Carter ................... .02
Margaret Bartlett ....,......... 10
Minnie Dunagan ............... 10
| Wlnnlfred Brown ............. 10
| Clinstine Rogers ................ .0I
Murell Holland .............. .02
Leonard M. Gillis ...,........... .05
Marie Waits 90
George j. Smith ............... 30
Joyce Hales. Ellie Winty and Dali
| Zie Richard .................. .05
John f. Dykes ................ 10
IP. ID. Johnson ............ ...'.' ~
! Eugene Shore ........... ...'. ~
Ode Mae and Everlyne Young oil
John Fl. Spivey ................ 10
benson Baldwin ................ 10
Total .............. .... S1'S1
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
| please admit a Mississippi boy into your
| happy band of boys and girls just for
moment. don't see very many letters from
| our old state. I have been silent reader
| for some time. without courage to write but
| couldn't resist any longer. | find so much
| pleasure in reading all of the good letters
| from those pretty girls whom do not know
| that | feel inclined to introduce myself 20
| them through the Letter Box / Will say
| that al present I'm staying on farm, and
| like farming fine, but also like other WORK.
go to school at Darbun Consolidated High
| school, We have seven teachers, and the
| children are transported in trucks. Say,
| boys, don't have too much to say about the
| girls bobbed hair, paint and powder tot
you know we love them any way they come.
| I guess I had petter describe myself.
| have black hair and eyes. | am lad OF
| nineteen summers. l will not stay long, as
| this is my first attempt to write. IL TINS
| doesn't find its way to the wastebasket
will probably do better next time. Now,
I.aot tn
| every day, just write to me. | Will close
| by wishing you all lots of JOY and happiness.
| A new cousin,
! (MR.) HOLLIS BRACEY.
Darbun, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I guess it
is time for me to enter your jolly circle
again. First, I want to thank Aunt julia
for printing my other letter, and | want to
thank all of the cousins who wrote me.
Every letter was appreciated very much |
did not answer quite all of them, for there
were many of them it was impossible.
And all who did not get personal answer
please take this as one. The sun is shining
bright and warm in Florida now and the
flowers in full bloom, and Florida is
pretty place. Say, you Florida boys and
girls, wake up and write more. The other
states are so far ahead of us. Get busy
and let's catch up. IF anyone has the book,
1.-The Girl of the Liberlost,' by Gene STRAIT
ton Porter, and will lend it TO me, write
me. have read part OF the story and
would like very much to finish 1t. / will
return the favor in any way | can. ] guess
all of you boys and girls will be glad when
school starts. l surely will. Well, if this
is printed III come again when the leaves
turn brown IL any of you wish to write
to jolly brown eyed country girl, write
me. I'll answer all l can. All who can
send photos.
(MIss) GRACE TYRE.
Jennings, Fla.
Hello Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
please admit jolly boy into your happy
circle? l am quite stranger to You all,
but am hoping to make many friends
through Aunt Julia's Letter Box, for she
seems TO be so kind to every one. l live in
the city and like it fine. My occupation is
salesman, but | was raised a farm and
like the farm life all right, but thought !
would do better at something else. Wish
] could have the pleasure of meeting you
girls and boys, bet I'd be exhausted before
! said howdy to every one. Listen, here's
how look: Have dark hair, blue eyes, fair
complexion; my age, let me see, | believe
I'll leave it for you to guess, it's between
eighteen and twenty-one. You girls all
write to me, please. Will answer all your
letters, for like to write. Good-by to all
MANvIN MOODY.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit South Carolina lad of twenty
one summers into your happy band of boys
and girls, for just short stay? l
farmer, my father a large farm OF
which ! am in charge and you bet ! have
real task, but l like the work. Listen girls
and boys, | am expecting to become
quainted with scores Of you through Aunt
Juia's Letter BOX, for l enjoy having pen
friends. | will give you little description
of myself and go: am feet tall, have
dark hair, brown eyes and fair complexion.
VIII answer all letters received. Your new
friend and cousin,
CURTIS r, MOODY
Dillon, s. c., Route 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here we
come again asking for admittance in your
charming circle. We, have written before
and wish to thank you, dear Aunt Julia, for
printing our letter. Cousins you who wrote
us and didn't get an answer, please take
this as one, for your letters very much
appreciated, We will not take a subject
this time, but il we were to it would be
Home The dearest place on earth, cous-
ms, come ahead with your descriptions.
Your ideal husband and wife. We think
some OF them very amusing. Pauline VAN
Bile, come again, for |, Eugene. am anxious
TO near from you again. Who has our birth
days? Eugene's is January IS. and will he
eighteen. Grace's is February 81, and will
be twentyone If we nave twin please
write us. Aunt Julia says for to be brief
so guess we had better so. Hoping to get
letters from all the cousins especially those
in Texas. 1nclosed is dime for Inez With
love to all, from two jolly cousins
MISS GRACE SHORE.
(MR.) EUGEND SHORE.
Central, s, c., Route /.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: The wind Is
oloWlnS out here. Ny eyes are full of sand
and L think 1t is going to rain. VIII you
please open the door and let me take a peep
at the happy band of boys and girls? Hello
cousinSi How you all? I'm glad to see
you all looking so well. Move over, boJs.
and let me have seat by the pretfiest c,l
in the circle. l wonder what you girl. have
been doing for amusement. I'm sure Won
have been having jolly time For myself
I'm always jolly, looking on the bright side
ot life and turning those sad looks into
smiles, II | were to take subject it would
he on Girls" 1t may look like a foolish
subject, but, oh, my! just think! If there
were no girls, what a world this would be
Don you all think that nice. clever good
looking girl is the best company on earth?
Especially to boys who like them. | will
not describe myself here; will only say that
my age is between sixteen aud twenty-five.
My birthday is January ~. To the one who
suesses my age and writing me the best
letter will send photo. So come on with
your letters, girls, and get photo of a good
looking Georgia boy. With bushels of love
and best wishes to all. I am your loving
cousin, tMRl RENTS RINER
Kite, Ga.
Dear Amt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit two Georgia girls into your happy
band of boys and girls? We have never
written before, but hope TO he admitted this
time. Wonder II any of you cousins are
going 10 school. We are not, as our school
has been out two or three months. We are
N the seventh and eighth grades. Wonder
what You all do for pastime? We read
practice music. play ball and go fishing
We must be going. lest you all tire Of rs
We will answer all letters received. Send
photo if You can. Our ages are thirteen
and fifteen.
(MISS) EDDIE MAE SNOW.
tMISS1 SUSAN ROGERS.
Quitman, Ga. +. +. D. l.
Dear Aunt Jnlia and Cousins: Will you
] accept a Georgia girl into your happy band
/ ~ girls and boys?. I have for long time
| wanted 10 write Won but knew the other
cousins could write more interesting letters
| than l. 81 have nor attempted to write