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

rest worL in the English language. l will close
| before / wUrry- Aunt Julia and the cousins.
am your nephew and ,,, SSmsin; cu,xD1rn
BnIingsIey. Ala, Route l.
| Hello. everybody. especially Aunt Julia an
! the Corn club boys. How is your patch
| coming on? Line is late, but looking fine. Well
| 10 say that ! enjoy the letters in The Journal
! goes without saying. They are simply grand.
| am nearly twelve years old. Who has my
birth date, August 81. ! enjoy the riddles so
Julia Now who believes, that
| hold up their hands. VIII ask riddle, black
snd white and red all over; WIN WIN close Sem
Gainesville Ca, Route s.
/ z. s.-W0uld like TO correspond with any Of
| the cousins.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit a Georgia girl in your circle
| letter box. This is my third attempt to write.
Guess Mr.. Waste Basket got my other two
/ letters.
/ have been a reader Of the dear old Jour
nal for some time. l enjoy reading Mutt AMI
JEFF and also lone Uomans Story" but best
! the letter box. Theron Searcy. l think have
/ answer for your riddle. II is drawer. Am
correct? Lila V. Reynolds. Bishopville, $.
| G. you must write TO me; your letter was
good. Who has my birthday, July 81? Birth.
day cards would be appreciated.
/ I sure was delighted TO Aunt Julia's
picture at the top.
Wen. I guess had better be going. My
Wishing Aunt Julia much success with her
/ letter box, Lovingly,
EDITH WHITE.
Tunnel Hill, Ca. Route ., Box 20.
Dear Aunt Julia: I have written one letter
/ 10 your department, but failed to get nay let
/ ter in print. but as l read the many letters I
thought Of these words: IF at first you don't
succeed, try. try again." and so I shall.
] am little Alsbamian l don't see many
shall take the tenth grade at school this
year. ] am fifteen years old.
Who has my birthday, the second day Of
I live on a farm Of ovef 100 acres. 1 like
farm life fine, il there wasn't so much cotton
/ TO hoe in hot weather.
I have one brother and one sister at home
/ uow. I the eldest Of either.
Papa has a very pretty store and clerk Tor
him when he is busy looking after the farm.
I help work at nearly any kind of girrs
Helen Copeland, Of somewhere in New York.
would like to correspond with you, but have
forgotten your address:
many things to do l have almost quit playing
sarah Willis. the answers to your riddle is,
/ when a clock strikes thirteue it Is time u
: 7 viii answer all letters received.
k ! TS@'i Aha. - h0q pr S2Pf.R' MARSH.
! Dear Aunt sulia and Cousins: Will you all
let join yOur happy hand? We are twin
/ We are in tie sixth grade. We help nam
| ma feed the chickens end wash the dishes.
i There are farTr children in family and we are
/ he youngest We go 20 the Price school. For
| pets I have a colt and the ''churn. 80 Hazel
/ Gore. we will answer your riddle 1t Is an egg.
de- Why Is the letter "a" like II O'Clock?
We should he glad % hear from any Of the
''S'"' VEIMA AND VERONA RUSSELL
Florence. ala, Route 1, Box ). ...
much. Guess you all will admit one who has
not Deem before. / am true southerner.
Ny home is in south Alabama, on a 2Oo-acr'
farm; 100 acres are in cultivation. We have
a great deal Of corn and several acres in Span
ish peanuts. a few acres in cotton. So you
see that going TO help the common
cause. helping our good president.
I am just fourteen years Of age. in the sew
enth grade in school. lovingly yours,
RUTH HARRISON.
Poarch. Ala.
Dear Aunt Julin and Cousins: Will you ad-
nit a north Georgia boy into your happy bani
Of boys and girlsI Eve about tnree hi ma
from Cartersyille. Ga. IN Barlow county: ana
in the mining center of Georgia. am fifteen
years old. Your nephew .,-,s
Gainesville. Ga. R. =. p. No 4.
Dear Aunt 5uIia and Cousins: viii you adj
I
happy band? ] hope you will. | will write
a small Letter anyhow / thirteen years
Of age and birthday i. on November q.
Has any enc my birthday; ! had better not
describe myself or I'll surely be denied this
pleasant that. live on a farm OF something
near 800 acres and like country life fine, but
/ I get lCnesome sometimes.
For pets I have a kitty named Dash and
flee named lion. We used to have two little
calves named Automatic and Dynamite, buI
they both rad the bad luck to- cat paris green
and die.
ss I can remember. and l think would fare
lots Z should stop taking it, though
I don't thiuK that is Laully likely TO happen,
| for we are all fcnd Of reading It,
I 20 to the senior high school and am In the
ninth grade.
Msssie yields. we have been eating watermel
correspond with my cousins very much ami
will gladly enswer all letters and cards
eeived. Please. excuse all errors, and accept
/ M love. HILDA e. WEATHERIN.
Quincy. Fla.
Dear Aunt Ju!ia. Here comes another Georgia
girl. I will try again. my first not in
| print. I i've farm Of about 200 acres
near Barney. I go to school at Barney. Am
Mamma mss lots Of chickens. and ] have
l pet calf and her name Beauty. and I think
t. is pretty Will love % Aunt Julia and C%us
Barney. Ga. r. F. d. /.
/ Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: an twelve
I years old. AMI will he in the seventh grade
/ when school starts. Como on, South Carolina
| ioys and girls, Don't Let tho other states get
I ahead Of rs.
! For pets ] have dog. calf. pig and n hoe.
! I will all cards and letters received.
/ Your little cousin, FERSEIs DUNLAP.
! Westminster, s. G.. Z. F. D., No. g.
/
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: had better
! stop AT she loor and see " any Of your nieces
! married. II not, will you let he the
Z eldeSts 7 want to sit over here nv Auntie.
: Don't yOu -ousins think that Aunt Julia has the
.EsEEaEsGEEsE.AlHREE