Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-22


! and little, have made a practice of
truthlessly breaking branches from
| these trees and bushes, our trees
have lost much Of their beauty, and
our Towering bushes are disappear
| ing.
Don't you think it is nicer to have
to carry for while a faded branch
or spray from these bushes?
Lovingly,
AUNT JULIA.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I am
young Alabama girl and l want to cor
respond with your jolly band of boys and
girls. live five miles from town. | go to
school in the country and like the country
best of all. Ny deskmate is Lewis Heis-
Ter We are both in the sixth grade. Our
| country produces lots of cotton. l help
mother clean up the house every morning
and cook breakfast before | get ready
to go to school, Our school house is locat-
I'd on the public road. 1 going TO leave
my age for you to guess. 1t is between
tnrteen and seventeen. Come on and
II you can guess what my birthday is. May
goth will answer all cards and letters
| receive
(MIss) PAULINE yUsTISs,
WetumpEa, Fla, r, 2, Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins< viii you
please admit young Alabama girl into
your happy band of boys and girls? [ live
Wetumpka. | so to school in the country
and surely do like to 60 The name of my
seh Mrs IS rdg Milams academy Ny teacher
old and am in the sixth grade. l will an.
sWer all letters and cards ] receive.
MISS LEWIS HEISLER.
Wetumpka, Ala, r. f. d. ., Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: May
We take The Journal and enioy reading
the Letter Box, the stories and, Dorothy
i ylN ADVICE What are you cousins doing
these days, going to school? I am not this
year, but l used to 90 to the Alabama
School for the Deaf at Talladega Have
two sisters and two brothers One of my
dies One of my brothers is working az
Detroit, Mich. Ny age is between twent,
and tWenty-six. Win leave that for you
30 20 guess Ws;; Who H, has my birthday October
VINO are dear. | must not break Aunt
i rs IS rules; and NJ hope to see my, letter
love to Aunt Julia and all. Your new
friend,
(MIsS) GENEVA DOROTHY COUCH.
X. 4, Jacksonville, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii Won
let South Carolina girl into your band
of boys and girls? / wrote once before and
was glad to see my letter in print I re-
ceiyed some nice letters. So l decided to
and girls are glad 1t will soon be spring
am. | hope to receive lots of letters
from You cousins. Everybody named The
tuS please write to me. An old cousin
Van Wyck, $. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Open the
door and make room for two Alabama
boys, if you please. We want to have q
chat with you cousins. We live on a
farm and we like farm lie. We go to
school together and have good time. We
two are good buddies. What do you cousins
do for pastlme? We study our books and
get much pleasure reading. As this is our
to all.
y MR) oREN DRUMMoND.
(MR.) WALTON CAUSEY.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; VIII yo9
please let me come in a little while? 1t
IS so cold this afternoon l have just fin
shed reading, How We Are Governed
IN Alabama and | anu so tired of this
book Perhaps some of you know how
wearisome good book becomes after read
| ing in it for months. When Mr.. OYerstreet
| reads his Journal he let's me read it. /
| have ever read and | like the letters best
| of all. | have written once before, but
my letter just suspect found its way
into the waste basket. Some of you west
| ern boys and girls write to me, for I, too
| am from the west OF course l will be
glad to hear from any whether they
| live IN the north, south or anywhere. |
| have brown eyes and brown bohbed hair
| How many of you have a kodak? | have
one but | hardly ever use it, as my sister
| has one that makes larger pictures than
mine. | just believe l heard Aunt Julia
! say, My, my, isn't she staying long
time; sSyngly your e9gSin and neCs,
Lacy Springs, Ala,. Route !.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
| please admit an Alabama girl into your hap
| by circle? This is my third attempt. Hope
| III have favorable result this time I'm
anticipating work in the field real soon, as
| M country girl. I'm So lonesome these
days. The Death Angel visited our home
! February s, 1924, and took away our dar-
| ling father. He had paralysis, and was
| sick only three hours; and, oh! we miss
| him so much. My age is between ten and
! twenty-five years. 10 the first one guess
| ing my age I'll send my photo. My birth
| day is May Is. | want to receive lots of
| letters VIII answer all mail received.
| Your niece and cousin.
MISS ALICE MILLS.
Glen Allen Ala, Route l. Box 10.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins have
| been reading The Journal today, and found
| it to be exceedingly interesting as we'll as
| entertaining. SO l thought ! would try my
| luck writing to the Letter Box, Aunt Ju-
| liza, you are kind 10 read all OF our let
! ters. Don't you think so, cousins? l no
| tice some have subjects to write on. but
| since | am not a gifted writer and too
| this Is my first attempt, and il this es-
! capcS the wastehaSket l will take a sub
| ject next time Friendships" so I will
| just take 1t as l come to it. | am not go
| ing to describe myself, but If you want to
| know come and see for yourself. | will
| try and describe where | live so when you
| come to see me you will know where to
| park your Ford. l live in the southern
! part of Mississippi out in very pretty
! country, where it is very healthful and peo-
pie never die. Don't you think this good
| country? Cousins, what are YOU planning
! on doing this summer: Attending meetings,
| | guess. Come 10 see me, we live very
/ y,t,,rr. fTTq,
| Aunt Julia. pardon me for staying So long.
| Al lyou cousins write to a lonely girl 7
viii answer all letters, Send your picture
| along. too. Who has my birthday. Novem-
Der %? Let your letters come to
(MISSl opELI% TRUIi.
| Mahen, Miss, Route >.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: WIN yoH
| please admit two lonely south Florida foys
| into Your happy circle of boys and ,girlSt
| We have been silent readers Of the Letter
| first attempt 20 write. We like most Of
the cousins. live in the country, and like
| and are big buddieS. John birthday is
| July LIST and Davd's birthday is April 2lst.
! To the one guessing our ages we Will send
! our photo. We would like to hear from
all the csuSinS of the south. com on.
cousins. and let's see who is the first to
write Us. We viii answer every letter re-
DAVID ". w00G.
JOHN CRAWLEN.
/olfo, Fla.
Z Dearest Aunt lula 9ud Cousins Allow
faruprette To enter YOUR crowd [ an
teaching q small school NJ Pleasant Grove,
| oae-half mile from home. My sister AH=
| susta Tarum. is writing also so vou can
know more about me when ~oH read Her
letter, if they both get printed. have
! black. bobbed. wavy hair and brown eyes.
l work in the field and often wear ovrr-
ais | was u the sixth Of February, Who
| has my birthday? / would like 10 hear
from some Of the cousins. l have a No. >
! kewpie. | had the scholars pictures all
| nsde today, also mine Come TO see me
and we will 20 'kodaking." We have some
/ fine scenery here, so we could have a
1 fine time making pictures. We surely did
I have nice snow here last week. Hoping
, to hear from the cousins good-hy.
tMISS} ISABEL TATUN
DswSonvlle. Ca. r. l.
( Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins VIII WI