Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-03
THE LETTER BOX
FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS
Help for the Hclpless-Kindness to
All Dumb Things"


"HeIp for the Helpless-Kindness TO
All Dumb Things"
Rules
No unsigned letter printed. !.
No letter written on both sides or
paper printed. ooo
An letter not to exceed $50 to 200
words.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; Won't you
please let another Georgia girl JON your
happy band of boys and girls nave
written to the Letter Box once before, put
was not admitted. You Cousins going
! to school, l guess. I am, and in the seventh
grade. My teachers name is Mr.. Wnlte::
He surely is good teacher. How many OF
| YOU Cousins belong to the Garden clup
! was a member last year. but am not mem
! her at present Our home demonstration
| agent was Mrs May j. Belts certalhly
do like her for demonstration agent
| had one-twentieth of an acre gathered
! !. 1855 pounds from my garden and canned
| about so cans and sold and used at home
| fresh vegetables valued at $ll, and carried
my canned products to the 1alr ana won
| fourth prize which was a silver thimhle and
! A pair of scissors. Now, isn't Aunt julie
dear aunt for allowing lis space IN The
Journal for we children to get acquainted
| with each other?
| have to be going before I break Aunt
Jula's rules. If any of you jolly boys and
girls want to correspond with Georgia
| girl between II and 1S let your cards ana
| letters come and l will assure yau an an
swer. From a new Niece and Cousin,
(AIISSl CLARA 0DOM.
| Sycamore, Ca. Route 3.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: As this is
my first time to write, l guess the gTst
| thing for to do is ask Aunt Julia for al
| mittance into the council. l am an Ala
bama girl, but was born in Arkansas and
| have lived in Illinois several years l have
| lived in Alabama for six years and think
there is place like 1t. But still l near
those Florida cousins say that they live In
| the Land of Flowers, and as I am very fond
| of flowers l may give that state visit
| some summer, SO you cousins Watcn lor me
l country girl and live on a farm i've
miles from Greenville, the county seat OF
Butler county How many of you cousins
! ever wonder il Aunt Julia ever lived on
! farm? What are you country cousins plan
ming to do this summer? l planning to
Use chickens and pick strawberries. Wish
| all you cousins and Aunt Julia were here
| to help me. I am nineteen years old and
! have black, bobbed hair and grey eyes l
! will close asking Aunt Julia to please print
this Now every one of you cousins write
me letter, and I will assure every one
an answer. With love,
(AISS) CORA ANDERSON.
Greenville, Ala, Route g.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
| admit three Alabama kids" into your
wa No.
! take a subject, as we are busy in school.
| We live in the country, but like town life
better. I, Louise, have written before, and
| thank all the cousins who wrote. /, Lola.
! am twelve years old August u. Have / a
twin? l, Perry Lee, am twelve, too. Who
! has my birthday, December 81? All who
care to write let your letters come to three
Alabama girls. We are racing to see which
one gets the most letters. Those who care
| may send photos.
(MIss) LOUISE MURPHY.
Slocomb, Ala. Route i.
MISS LOLA UNDERWOOD.
Dothan, Ala, Route 1.
(MISS) PERRY LEE DAVIS.
SIocomb, Ala, Route /.
| 7. S.-Please send mail separately.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: l have been
! hid in this corner of the world long enough,
don't you think? But really, Aunt Julia,
! you will pardon me If you like my excuse,
won't you? Here it is: I've been so busily
occupied with my school work that l nave
! scarcely had time to correspond with
| friends, but, as | am through with mid
term exams, l am ready to add to my long
! list of old correspondents new ones. l will
| be glad to receive social letters from the
readers. and will answer all letters that
come to me. l will appreciate good story
books that you have read and have no more
| use for, | am as old as Christ was four
| years after he began His Fathers work.
! | wonder II any of our young readers know
|
the Bible lots and I am sure, dear Aunt
! Julia, that you love for loving the Bible.
think we all should think more OF 1t and
| less of sinful things, don't you, dear? EX-
tending my love to all the boys and girls,
l am delighted reader, -
MISS JESSIE ALvERsoN.
Pell City, Ala
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: It's cold
and dark out here. Will you let an Alabama
girl into your happy band of boys and girls Z
There! l knew Aunt Julia would let me in
for she Is such dear. ! believe III SIT by
her. as it IS my first visit. Some take
subject, but I will not, for 1 don't believe
I coud do it Justice. Most of you tell what
you do for pastime. | go to school and
play basketball. MY! They make ia sew.
I 90 to Riverton Road High school, in
truck There certainly Is a bunch OF us.
/ There have been IA many as thirty seven.
! Our drivers name is Mr.. Jack Glover |
! guess some of you cousins know him. My
| teachers name is Miss Mootie Lou Buchan-
| an 1 like her fine. Our school house is
! of you like to read. 1 certainly do, and l
! like music, too. I will tell you a little
| about the place where ! live. There is a
big branch that runs in front OF our house;
it starts from a big spring known as the
Walker Chapel spring. There are many BIZ
| hills back Of our house. l will tell you a
little about myself. My age is between fiji
| teen and eighteen. Who can guess it? l
| have light brown halr and niue eyes nope
| l haven't broken Aunt Jula's rule, but ie
| she will publish this I will promise not TO
come any more for long time. If YOU
want to write to a jolly girl. let your let
! ters como to
(M1ss) NOLA MAE TILL.
Riverton, Ala, Box 40 Route l.
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