Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-01-15

and church facilities. Now II any of the
cousins wish to visit Chesnee, let them come
ahead and we will try best to give them
good time. Que of my aunts is a subscriber
Of the Journal. I very often have the
pleasure Of reading IT, and ] think it such a
nice paper, but above all I enjoy the Cousins
Corner. Now prepare yourselves for great
shock. have blue eyes. dark brown hair,
and fair complexion. five feet. six inch
es in height. weigh one hundred and thirty
three pounds ami am Sweet Sixteen" l
very fond Of flowers, also OF music, though
fond Of reading ana studying. AS hear
Brother Waste Baskets destructive howl, l
had better run, so goodbye From II,
SARAH T.. FOSTER,
T.. 81 would he glad to correspond with
any Of the Cousins.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you admit anotac.
North Carolina girl IN your happy band of
boys and girls. I have been silent reader
Of the letter box. | do cnjoy reading
the cousins letters. see othors describe
themselves. 90 I will do likewise. 7 have brown
hair ami eyes aud have fair complexion. /
day. Nay &c?
| viii close 70 rtbis time With bcst wishes
to Aunt Julia and the cousins.
BERTHE HOWARD,
TryphoSa, y. G..
Fear Aunt Julia:--I wonder how many OF
the Cousins have enjoyed tho Christmas hol
idays and are ready TO start out the New
Year. How many Of You are enjoying the
$; snow: for ono. go to schoo! at SANDY Grove
Henry. We are trying to make school
standard. I am a little boy eight years old.
am In the second grade. Aunt Julia please
mamma. Well. who can answer this riddle:
What three letters does il take to change n
will write again. Rest wishes to Aunt Julia
and the Cousins.
BENNETT MEMS.
Route >, Royston. Ca.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here comes another Geor
gia girl to Join your happy band ! have been
silent reader Of the letters and sure do enjoy
them. I am fourteen years old, light brown
nar ana brown eyes. What do you cousins
tank about this awful war? Don't Won know
there II many a mothers heart aching for
their boys from home. I live ON the farm and
Ike country life fine Some of you cousins
ought TO be down here to eat hickory nuts
run berore the waste basket gets me Your
niece and cousin, OLLIE MAE PADGETT.
Leesours' Ca Il. f. D., 4, Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here comes Georgia girl
from EffinEham county We live in the country
ana like it fine. ] spent Christmas very quiet
cousins will he sorry fer me. have five
BROTHERS and one sister. ! am in the seventh
grade in school and in the third grade in music
Am eleven years or age. I would like to CORE
spond with the cousins Find Enclosed 10 cents
for which send me n club button. Well, will
close for this time. From your niece.
IDA MAE BURGSTINER.
GuytOn, Ca.
My Dear Aunt Julia: Here I come this morn
ia- with a few words of love to you and the
dear cousins. I am going to tell you all little
surprising thing that happened this morning
tAtcnday). Mamma came in my room and called
me AMI said, Look. child, it's snowing!'' Gee!
YOU Just can't nagine how queer the snow
looked TO me. for it my first. Aunt Julia,
you and the cousins ought TO he here with me.
Oh, my I'm real sure could have some
grand old times playing in the snow Don't
you all think so? Papa takes the dear old
Semi-Weelly Journal and ] think it surely a
grand paper. Wonder what You cousins do
for psstime? I so to school. PLAY the organ
and wash dishes Our school building is about
200 yards from home so You see I don't have
50 far to go TO school. As my letter is getting
lengthy will close for this time. Hope Mr.. W.
will be absent when my letter arrives Much
love. REULAH JOHNSON.
Routc No. A. Box 1875 DonalsonviIle. Ga.
p. S.--Ant Julia. you will find inclosed 10
cents. Please send club button.
Dear Aunt Julia aud Cousins: ] have long
been silent, though admiring reader Of the
letter box. Thought I would ask admission to
become a member. Hope Auntie and the cous-
ins will not object. As / sit by the fire and
gaze cut across the hills and woods l q
mantle Of white. the first snow we have had
this winter. It's been falling about three hours
and Is still falling. II promises to he one
of the biggest SHOWS for years. Well Christ
mas mas and gone again and another
New Near is standing at. our door; the old book
les been filled and comes a blank 70.
us TO fill the coming year. Let's all 10 our