Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-27

lands II is to be feared that Wheh |AioJ
return from the conflict they Will coi"o
.-,.,. ,a.,.rs Come on, Georgia boys and
80 ord don't let all the other states get
ahead of u.s. / live In the country anu iine e
country life fine. | have one orOtner anu a- Az
sister; they are both MARRIED; .renIexion' am
~, feet and one inch tall. Would like !" W.
respond with some Of the cousins neat Win
which is between seTenteen anu '~eH''
love TO Aunt Julia and cousins; ~, conn
Chester, ia, X. No
Hello there, Aunt Julia and Cousins T,i het e
aonoo 70 chat with you all aWhlIe. Inns %
INV FIRST time, so l will not stay long. ~ nv
in the country and like country NE llne; Ip+
taxes The Journal, and ! Ike TO re"G nuN =
TuIia's letter box fine. For PETS s5i
STcI have been picking cotton THIS Tan
hut we arese almost done now. hISe .h.n
sisters and one brother one sister olueI n,a-
,vsaiS and two sisters and one brother !ounsett.
ar, tyelye vars old, have dark brown haiI
ID al crsv ewes. Some Of you cousins CONF
down here and stay with me a"ni so.bar and
answer over Lambs riddle: II Is Ia'nei to-
an son Am / rightf What do you cousins ms
AZ iS t Son pastime9 crochet. will close for pr
NV letter is getting long. IL l see 'ni' ~
print will come again. WIN lG TvoeRERrs.
Royston, Ga. r. r. D. No. 4.
near Aunt Julia: VIII you please admit a
co,th Carolina blond into your happy cncle
am ike most of the other cousins, hNS III
the country, like country life nne' NJ NY ~
MAJ nsn' vocoi and instrumental. Who has my
birthday, December %? VIII leave ny .sn
for You all TO guess; II is oe."s s "a lat
and nineteen viii answer all CARDS ana iel-
tiers received. ~ ETITA SMITH
Laurens, S. c., Route 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please let me
in for a few minutes chat Thsnk you, :
believe I'll take seat right mere ny J En >
mia What are you cousins doing tneee "aH -
Cunss most of you are picking cotton. We
been picking some but don't Ike II very nuc I
How many Of you cousins are going 10 schco. !
I'm, not going now hut am going 10 SlaI1
snnn VOL let me describe myself and go
for | think I hear Mr.. Wastebasket quarreLng
I am five feet, six inches tall, have DARK mar II
and eyes and weigh 40 pounds: MY age ~
between sixteen and twenty. Who can guess
it? Please print this, Aunt Julia, II you tnlnk
- 10 Your niece and Cousin;
vELMA EDWARDS.
Griffin, Ca, Route B.
Ps-Would like to correspond with any OF
the cousins.
Dear Aunt julia Will You let little South
Carolina girl join your happy oana G Gr s tbs
letters. Think they are fine. Who mas my
birthday. December %? I am thirteen years
old and am in the seventh grade. l can GRO,
little colt and three ducks. ! will answer
Ressie Rpasley's riddle: Black and white and
read all over. 1t is a newspaper Am ! right
Hope to see this in print. Your loving niece
and cousin, - ,.o,,,oo,,rpv
Smiths t. o.. g. c., October 20. 1917. Route
/. Box 10.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Will You ad-
NIT a little rirI into, your happy bandp am
nine years Of age. I will soon be going TO
school have brown eyes and black hair,
dark complexion. I will close with riddle
What is it that is black and white and read
all over? JEWEL WALLACE'
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Here comes
a new cousin to 1c!n your hanpy band. live
in the country and like Il fine. How many
will describe myself: / have blue eyes. Hight
hair. fair compleHion my age is thirteen
years. Who has my birthday, January .? I
hesr Mr.. wastebaskHt coming, good-by.
''' ''' RUTH BRADFORD.
Ps-win answer all letters cards re-
ceived.
Cullman. Ala, Route 4.
Dear Aunt Julin: I have often thought OF
writing you all. I viii begin. am a Geor-
gia girl and live on a farm OF roo acres. two
miles from town. ! like to read best Of any
thing. Ny uncle takes The Journal and I
my age--fourteen? hove black ewes. light
hair fair COMPLEXION. Well. J am a new
cousin I will ring off. Aunt Julia. please
nrint this letter. FOR I want TO sur-rise uncle
would like 10 exchange letters with Won cous-
ms. Lovingly.
HATTIE RAINES.
Stilimore Ga. Route I. Pov 90
Dear Aunt Julia: VIII Won please admit an
other Georgia girl into YOUR hnnny hand OF
hoys and girls? I II wears Of age, have
brown hair. blue and fsir complexion
weigh 125 rounds and nm In the ninth grade.
What do YOU cousins do for pastime? GRO
81 nv first time to write will close before
Mr.. Wastebnske+ steps in Would like 20 cor
respond with all of vou cousins am your
new niece and cousin.
LAGRANGE. Ca. Route :.
Dear Amt Julia and Cousins: Here ! come
again. this time with few Christmas sug-
gestions Hope they will helm some one The
pretty presents-towels with crocheted ends are
nice for the older people. and washcloths with
crochet around them are pretty for children
The boys always glad to get handkerchiefs
and a tie rack il also useful. There are many
other pretty things you can make such as
knitting bags. crochet caps. little aprons, pin
cushions and match holders. These can all be
you are making Your Christmas presents, girls,
don't forget the soldier and sailor boys that are
So fqr away from home this year I guess most
Of the cousins busy this time Of year tat
ting and crochtting. DO quite lot Of crochet
work anf would be glad to yet samples from
anv Of the cousins. As my letter ie getting
Icrz. 7 will close with lots Of love to Aunt
EDNA sHIPE.
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