Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-08-26
me. All OF You cousins write to George
girl With lots of love
OIISS) AUDREY SIZEM0RE.
e. rnni N of Route s

brown eyes dark complexion and light
brown hair, and we are all great chnms;
We have been eating watermclons and
peaches this morning We are farmers
daughters and wouldn't exchange for city
life We will let you all hear about our
ideals next time. If You want to hear from
four Jolly girls, let your letters come. SO al
our letters separately. IKE first one that
writes will get o. pnoro.
CMISS) MARGARET AVERY.
(MGSS) FANNIE AVERY.
(MISSD SUSIE SALTER.
(MISS) ESTHER SALTER.
Camilla, Ga, Route l.
! Dear Aunt Jnia and Cousins: Will YOU
let Pennsylvania girl into your happy
band of boys and girls! | read The journal
and do not many letters from Penn
sylvania. l live a farm and like it fine,
would not trade farm life for the city.
! wrote one letter before. but as my letter
was not printed thought I'd try again.
suppose you are wondering what l look like.
Have dark brown hair (bobbed(, dark blue
eyes. dimples and fair complexion. Will
! answer all letters Your loving cousin.
MARGUERITE SUMNER.
Crooked Creek. Pa.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: A am
Il widow and very lonely | decided | would
| write to your paper. as | have seen so many
! nice letters in the paper. have two chill
! dren, a girl 13 years cid and boy eight
years old. / am 40 years old. My birth
day is February 4th--have I a twin? My
brother lives with me to help me care for
my children. | would love to hear from
the cousins. Well, l had better be brief.
Lovingly yours
White Oak, Nc.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: How are
! you all enjoying this hot weather: | sure
| ~ am having some time. | live in EtOn
but visiting my cousin, Myrtle, in
| GeorGla We do have Il good time going
to meeting they have a new Ford. l
have light brown hair, blue eyes and
| medium complexion. My school is out and
l surely get lonesome as l have nothing
to do. hope | will receive lots OF let
tiers from You boys and girls.
cousin, (MISS) Maybe MOORE.
Dear Aunt Julia ard Cousins: would like
| 10 chat with yOu jolly cousins for little
While. Talking is my greatest fault, so if
get too loud just call me down. [ won t
| mind Il bit, for I'm used to being told my
faults. There are just coolies OF subjects
| | should like to write upon, but not today,
Tor there's glorious and beautiful day out
| side, a-callin and a-callin', and I'm going
| right out aud into the arms Of it pretty
soon. It's beautiful world, the great out
oL-do0rS, ism it, cousins? And I'm glad
| glad that I'm one of those upon whom has
been bestowed the eyes, the ears and the
heart which allow me to find joy and happi-
ness III the sunshine and flowers, peace and
| contentment in the silent woods and hills
and strange Iongings and wonderful
| dreams out under the sun Say. aunte
why don't you describe yourself? You
needn't be afraid; l should like you, 20
matter what you look like-yes auntie |
| would like-nO, love you. If you ever come
out this way won't You come and spend
few hours with me? There would be for
! lunch big plate of oughnuts, a big, brown
! square of uncut gingerbread and a pitcher
! wish You could taste some Of my half-bakeG
cakes. When you had been refreshed We
| would 20 for a walk in the woods and stop
at the waterfalls and throw stones at the
frogs, just to see them splash. Then we
! would 20 back to 'the place called home :"
we would get us a cool, fresh glass OF clear
water. Auntie won't you come and see
me: m not like most girls: I'd rather take
dip in the pool than to go to the movie
that's all the rage whatever that may
mean. I'm not ashamed to acquire coat
of tan, to 80 barefooted or to walk the pig
pen fence Or-anythng that most girls would
| scOrn. But, mercy! Auntie says be brief,
| and it's up to me to shake the dust of At
lanta from my Oxfords in a hurry. If soma
of You girls and boys will write me I'll ap-
| preciate it and will answer all.
(MISS) JESSIE MAE JOHNSON.
Union Springs Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
! please admit another Alabama girl into your
| happy band of boys and girls? l have been
| longing to write 10 the Letter Box for a
| long fine, but [ was afraid | wouldn't he
dear old Journal for several years, and /
always enjoy reading the cousins letters
best Of ell. Like most OF the cousins, /
live farm. and ] wouldn t exchange
farm life for city life. What do you cousins
do for pdStime: | read, play ball, go fish
ing and ride horseback. Mr.. Lewis r. Low,
you have my birthday, February 8. All who
care to write to bIue-eyed, wn-haired
(b0bbed). fair complexioned jolly girl let
your letters and cards come TO new cousin.
(MISS) MAXINE GOOLSBY.
Laurel Hill, Fla. #. F. d. 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: am ask
ing for chat with you. | am a Georgia
girl and would like so much for you boys
and girls to write to me- l enjoy reading
| letters and will promise 10 answer all
letters. | have blue eyes and brown hair
| am between 10 and - years of age. See
II you can guess my age. If you guess
right | will send you my picture. Your
new cousin,
CARMEN WOODRUFF.
Walnut Grove. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Is there
room fer LITTLE Georgia girl? | have been
reading your letters for quite a while and
enjoy them very much. I am between nine
and is years of age. See if any of You
can guess my age I'll send my picture TO
the one that guesSes it. | am not very
pretty, but maybe You won't be afraid Of
me. have blue eyes and golden brown
hair. Now, all of You boys and girls write
10 me. Will answer all letters. Your
new cousin,
GENEVA WOODRUFF.
Daenla, Ga, r. F. u. No. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: How's
everybody this pleasant Sunday night? We
are enjoying life fine. Cousins don't you
all love Aunt Julia for being so kind to
We children? We surely do We think
she is Just wonderful. We have both been
silent readers Of the Letter BOX for quite
while, and it is always pleasure to
read the many letters from the diffcre MT
states We have dark hair. brown eyes.
ana o9th nave fair complexioa. Our ages
| October ! and September L. Have we a
twin: As we are new cousins we will not
try TO make our letter too long We will
close by asking all who see this to write 10
two cousins from North Carolina. Please
write separately. Our postoffices are the
same Lots Of love 10 all.
IRENE SMITH.
LTBBTE MILLER
Pink Hill, \. c., Il. F. d. 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. viii Won
| please admit an Alabama girl into voul
happy band of boys and girls? I live on ?
farm. and like farm life fine. I have twr
sisters one married. and three brothers. two
married and one at home. have been
| thinking for some time about writing for I
enjoy reading letters fro,a all the cousins.
have dark brown hair, dark blue ewes and
Ialr complexion. and my age is between
seventeen and twen@ All you cousins
| write to me. I vii! be glad to have letters
from all Of ven. And send Your pictures.
viii gladly answer all mail received. A
| new cousin,
AuSS) CORA GLENN.
Nernen", Ala, Route >.
Dear Journal Folks: As rainy SUNDAYS
are almost As lonesome as blue" Monde y.
! Will Try 10 write to this happy band
Please open the door. for II is thunder
'nS outside and has been raining. did
not 90 to Sunday school this morning aud
today seems awiGl long. Listen Cousins
! nave little plan. II it suits Aunt Julia.
| ,et her tell rs when her birthday is and
3et All OF us readers write her card.
NonLan ne mach. hut would let her
know that appreciate her. Guess va,
an are wondering how l look but Won cant
zen much by the description viii say nv
&%e Is Il and my birthday is the 22nd of