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

one mite further I want to tell you that
am poor writer but will do my best If
anyone writes 70 ME please tell ME the name
or the paper in which this is printed.
Would IKE copy of my letter, but don't
know whether l will get it or not. Your
new friend,
CLYDE HICHBoRN.
LAGRANGE, Maine. r. F. u. No. /.
z. ST. am thirteen years old
Dear Aunt Julia and All: Could some
one slip over and let Georgia girl come
in? | will tell you Georgia is grand old
state, ism it? l know you think so, don t
you? I live a farm just four miles from
Thomaston. l go to school there all the
time. How many of you like to 90 to
school! do. but it will soon be out Now
guess who our school is named for. Three
cheers! Robert q. Lee institute Don't
mat sound grand? 1t has been destroyed
by fire several times and we have our new
one just completed good now. 1t is a beau
! tlfnl building | think. / am fourteen years
p 1in ana IN me ninth grade at school. My
Dirthday is June B. Have | twin? If so
please write to me. l would he delighted
to hear from all OF you cousins. | have
brown eyes and hair. Hoping to hear from
lot of you cousins. ! remain.
Thmaston, Ga, Route r.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will Won
please ADMIT another Tennessee girl into
your happy circle? have been silent
reaner of the Letter Box for long time
and certainly do enjoy reading the letters
from different states. think The Journal
is the best paper printed. 1 live in the
country, about II miles southeast of Cleve-
land. ! like country life fine Wonder what
you cousins are doing for pastilne. l read,
crochet and play the organ. Who has nv
birthday, July 5? VIII MT describe myself
TINS time, am afraid you might run. To
the one who writes first ] will send photo
OF myself. Hoping to hear from all Won
cousins, your niece and cousin.
MISS LENA SANDIDGE
Cleveland, Tenn, Route 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Have inst
been reading the Letter Box and bought
would like to join. l have knocked twice
but guess Mr.. w. 3. opened the door, l.
like most Of you cousins live on A farm
about three miles from the small town Of
carthage. Cousins, / wish you would EN-.
broider your name and address on a quilt
scrap and send me. / will piece up cous-
ins quilt. You boys get your "big sister,
teen years old. brown hair and dark eyes
lnclosed find 10 cents for Inez. Let your
cards and letters come to
MARGARET BARTLETT.
Dear Aunt Julia: l have so enjoyed the
cousins corner that I have to knock on the
door and get in or bruse my knuckles trv
slppi that | feel encouraged to try. My
age is between twelve and fifteen. Guess
what 1t rs? Who has my birthday? It's
November 5. My, isn't every one glad
spring is here? The fishing outfit has been
put away so long that they're mad at them
selves and the birds yell, you chatter, chat
ter, chatter, il you don't shoot at them
once in while. Even the weeds and grass
are mad because some smart person like
Nah Jong Qs that the way to spell it?)
won't cut 'em down. guess you have ar
rived at the conclusion that / live on
Iarm' you haven't any more thinks coming,
for surely do. love farm life best of ali
Love to all. A new cousin.
(MISs) MAMIE MURPHY.
Kascinsho, Miss.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: will Won
please admit another little Georgia girl into
your happy band Of boys and girls. 1 have
written once before but was not admitted
so please print this auntfe. | am farm.
er's daughter and like farming fine We
have been taking The journal for three years
and think it is the best paper printed ]
VIII not describe myself this time, only say
] have bobbed hair. I will leave my age
for you 10 guess it, Il is between seventeen
and twenty. Who has my birthday. Feb.
ruary %: Now, cousins. write me big long
letters for I get lonesome. Many good wishes
from new cousin.
MISS ELLA JOHNSON.
ochlocknee, Ga.
OS0r aunt Julld ana cousins. VIII you
please admit after long absence? i
wonder how many remember me. few do
IN sure, for I'm still spending with
some and surely do enjoy IT, I got just
heaps Of nice letters and appreciated them
very much. Ideal Husband is my subject
this morning. First of all. he must he a
christian, generous, brave and true. Second.
he must be free from drinking, gambling
and using profane language. Third, he must
he proud and grateful and content with the
love | have for him. He must conduct him
self well in society, and always he ready tn
lend helping hand. He must be man Of
character, industrious and lover Of music
and nature. and he must think OF my pleas
ure as well as bis own. l should want him
TO be OF this type: brown hair, brown eyes
and not over five years older than myself,
and OF jolly disposition. l must be going
All the cousins write to me from all the
states. Please, all the cousins with my
name (Sin=letonl write TO me. Will some
Of the cousins please send me the song, "On
the Banks Of the Ohio:' I will return the
favor in any wsv l can. I viii 20. hoping
In see this in print. Your cousin and niece
as ever,
MISS LILLE NAE SINGLETON.
Chase City, Va, Route ).