Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-25
Lovingly,

Dear Aunt Julia: ! sending you pretty
little uirgr live in the country, on turpen-
time still nine miles from the Gulf Of Mexico.
Q will De- fifteen years old next June ).
-.Iaug up the hahy'S stocking;
Ec sure AMI don't forget.
The dear little dimplcd darling;
She has never seen Christmas yet.
But ~. told her all about it,
And she opened her blue eyes wide.
Ami I'm sure she understands IL;
She looks funny and wise.
bear what tiny stocking.
II doesn't take much to hold.
such little pink toes as baby's
Away from the frost and cold
..I,ur then for the ba5y's Christmas;
II VIII never 10 at all,
Why. santa wouldn't he looking
For anything half rs small -.,,,...,,,.
Lebanon, Fla. LOT lSE JoliNSoN'
Dear Aunt Julia: VIII You admit a little girl
os seven years in your happy bandf have
light hair AMI blue eyes. I weigh ~ pounds. My
mamma calls a baby, hut ! don't feel IKE
a baby because I can wash dishes, ana sweep
too. I have three dolls and one little kitten.
How many % you little cousins are expecting
santa Claus Christmas: sure hope he won
forget me. Well as this is my first time to
write. ! had better quit. Ileose PRINT tnis
and / viii write again soon. wishing Aunt 'ulla
and cousins a merry Christmas, lovingly your
new cousin. MILDRED MOSlER.
Milan, Tenn. r. T. d. No. 4.
Dear Aunt Julia: ] have been silent reader
vf the letter box and enjoy the letters very
much. I a farmer lad, aged sixteen, win
brown hair and brown eyes and fair complexion.
I live in the good old state Of North Carolina
How many Of YOU cousins belong 10 the Lone
scouts OF America: Aunt Julia, il will soon he
time for old Santa Claus 10 come around WIN
his TOYS and other nice things. Well, l must
close fu- this time. A. 81 Is my first attempt
l., write. II the waStchasket grabs at this
latter. break his nose with a stick From your
new cousin, SAN tiA-NSf-'
.Abbottsburg, y. e.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here I come
knocking at the door. Please let me in and
rave seat by you. Aunt Julia. think Aunt
Julia's club for children is fine. | have writ
ten once before, but l think Mr.. Wastebasket
must have been around when my letter arrived.
say, what are you cousins going to do Tor
ChriStmaSg ] will not\ describe myself this
time I hope 70 this in print, II | do
! viii come again. ] will answer all mail re-
reivezI. I guess I had. better close for this
time before my letter gets too long. ] remain
a new cousin. JEWEL KING.
Huffman, Ala, r. F. D., No. 4.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here I
Genie again 10 join your happy golden band.
Move "a little and give seat by Ruby
NIae Taylor, FOR I think She is a nice cousin
What do you cousins think about Aunt Julia 5
Christmas plans: ] think they are fine, because
all OF Us Ike Christina spreSentS and all of
Us ought 10 send the boys at a present
/ nave not brother to 20 TO war but my
heart feels sorry Tor the dear girls whose
brothers have to 90. | am in school now and
ike school fine. My deSkmate is Dora Lewis
and my tsacAr Is Mt +. C. c.. Mgn. Come I;+ oR H.
see Aunt Julia with me. Have any of you
Cousins any flowerSg II yOu have | would like
10 get some cuttings from some of You. will
hurry away and II Mr.. WaStebasket doesn't get
this I will come again when santa Claus comes.
/ am your cousin, nRGCllLE BOONE.
star, Miss.