Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-10

MRS II. w. LAMBERT.
Jayess, Miss, r. =, BOX 40.
Dear Aunt Srlia: Will you please admit an
other little sra from the dear old state Of
Georgia into your lokely circle? am twelve
years of age and ann in the seventh grade. /
very fond of books and flowers.
For pastime [ crochet and make tatting.
have garden, and think that 1t is doing
splendid according TO the season. For pets l
have four lt.Ie motheriSss biddies.
l don't Auow anything about farm life ex-
cept that l wCCld like II. but nevertheless
country girl, and like it lots better than
town life. | live near the river and creek anu
enjoy fishing fine, but l ike going in bathing
best. though | cHnnot swim.
Well | lave stayed too long already L
NAOMI GRINER.
Merrillville. Ca.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
little Georgia kid to join your happy
band. / live within six miles of Cuthbert
have hazel eyes, fair complexion, black hair,
am feet inches tall, and weigh 116 pounds.
live near. branch and so fishing real
often. For pets 1 have eighteen little turkeys
and large black and white spotted cat.
Cousins, should be proud of our Aunt Julia
though she doesn't look like an aunt at nll
she looks more like a school girl of sweet six
teen. l would like to correspond with any Of
the cousins between the ages of IL and 10
years. So I bid you an 'affectionate adieu.
Your cousin and niece,
MATTE LEE DEYANE.
Route No. /, Cuthbert, Ga.
Dear Aunt SuIia and Cousins: Here comes
blue-eyed girl from Tennessee. have not seen
any letters from this part OF the state, so
thought l would write. Papa takes the dear
old Journal end l think there's nothing like It.
Say, cousins, what are you all doing for pas
time these bot days. l read and crochet.
Come again, Eve Mac Evans. Your letter was
Just fine. Cousins have a book title,
Mystery Of The Hanson Cab" l. would be
glad TO exchange for some other, such as
BLACK Beauty" Romance of Two Worlds,
I would ike to exchange cards with some
Of the cousins near my age. am twenty.
must close. Your loving niece, nouv,,
Crandan. Team, R. 1, Box 80.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes a
little Louisiana girl Of seventeen summers. l
live on a farm of 100 acres, eight miles west
Of Amite. we have thitty acres Of corn, some
peanuts. potato and watermelon patches. The,
weather is certainly warm here. II hasn't
rained in about ten weeks. I work in the field
all the time. I have Leen hOeing this
5I nd tat Snd 5eSG 10 SsT
letter box Cor US children and like her picture
very much: | will spend the Fourth Of July
in Water Valley. Miss, with Miss Lucille Da-
Wis Would like to correspond with some of
the cousins. Will answer all letters received.
] will go, with love and best wishes to Aunt
ELIZABETH MCDANIEL.
Amite. la, n. F. D. /
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Will you please
admit another Georgia boy into your happy
band of cousins at his second trial? / think It
mighty. good Of Aunt Julia and the kind editor
TO give us children corner in The Journal
How many Of you cousins like to go to school?
do for one. am in. the eighth and ninth
grades at school. see that number Of you
cousins live the farm. I used TO live on
the farm with my oldest sister. but have moved
to a small town with my father. I think the
farm n nice place to live, though, and do a
live on the farm. How many Of you cousins
like to 60 in swimming? I do for one. We
have a place about a mile and One-half from
here to go in. Guess had better go for this
'''''~ ROY WENTWORTH.
Mystic. Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia: I am southern girl from
North Carollnl. I have been living In New
York eight rIonths. live one aid one haf
miles from; TN, Erie, -csraf and three miles
I am nin".een years old. attend the Bap-
fist church every SundlN We have good
tiers from Now York. so hope mine will miss
the wastehssHct hope the cousins will
write me. for am very lonely up here. !
win promptly answer all letters received.
will close. with love 70 Aunt Julia and the
cousins. LEOLA SMITH.
New York Mills. ". Y, Box S4s.
Dear Aunt Julia: HOW are you all these
warm DAYS? Fine, I hope. 1t is warm ut
1890 O'Clock almost have to quit in the
field.
have been wanting to write for long
time. have read every one OF the letters ana
think thev were fine think that Georgia
think the "Rook Shelf and contest is? think
it is nice. I have three brothers younger than
l. My age is II years. Would like to write to
those who write to me. Yours sincerely.
r. NJ. WOODRUFF.
Pinehurst. Ga. R. L.
Do.. ,,,,t 1rIio onT Cousins. VIII ron od
NIT a little North Carolina girl TO Join yonr
happy band? am eight years old. will be
in the fifth grade next term,
have some pets. little dog. His name
is Woodrow. and kitten. wish some Of you
cousins would visit me. j live In the country
and like country life fine.
Come on, cousins with those riddles. I
think everybody enjoys them. Miss x H.
Turnag. will answer yours. There is one
role across London bridge but yet walkc'l.
win say goodbye to all the cousins. Your
loving niece and cousin, ,,,.,,,
ETHEL MARIE McNiuRRN.
shelby y. C.. R. 3.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: May 7 find
place in your interesting corner We have
been taking he Journal for some time and
enjoy the otter Box especially. | live. IN
thu town Of Woodruff and like IT fine
am a lover Of flowers My favorite flow
ers are roses and swee,peas, although I anu
fond Of -ly every kind.
1 like 10 read. too. My favoritc authors are
How many OF you cousins like to go fishing?
/, DO for one. I would like TO correspond with
some OF tna cousins With hest wishes to
''''' '"'''' ALVIN ABERCROMBIE.
Woodruff. $. c.
Dear Aunt JUlia Will you please admit a
little boy from the dear old state of Georgia
INTO your circle? I live a farm OF about
$50 acres. certainly ID enjoy living on the
farm because there is many things TO en-
'oy. How many of you like to listen to the
songs Of the birds? I. for They seem
to he so happy. ! have two brothers one
older than l. on younger. | will close by ask
Ing q riddle: Who carried the most into the
Ark ?. Much love. GEORGE MARTIN.
Hamilton, "a.
Bear Aunt ,,ulia Will you please admit 4
Blount county, Alabama hoy to your Letter
BOX. I live n farm and do the blowing
anil the rest Of the childIen do tho hOeng.
planted corn, cotton. Irish potatoes sweet po-
tatoeS. peas md velvet hrans. I am fourteen
years old and ! like 10 farm and help mother
do the things around tho house My cotton is
ready to bloom. Papa takes The Journal |
like to read the children letters. I will ring
off for this time. WILLIE BREWER.
Bangor. Ala. r. I. PoN i3.
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