Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-23
AUNT JULIA.

Ny birthday is June L. am JunebuG. Aunt
Julia. please lot Mr.. Wastchaskct sleep as
So my letter in print. and it would surprise
mamma and papa, too. | am not going TO LEI
ihcm know anything about this until it comes
in print Then I will show il 10 them. So il
will surnrise them I am the twelfth child
and the seventh sister. but I am the only
one at home now. They all married but
me-just me and and papa live to-
VERA srAPP.
Cullman. Ala. R. F. D. No. ., Box 1871.
r S.-wiu answer all letters received.
Dear Aunt Julia: Here l am again. A. I
didn't my last letter in the letter box ]
decided I would write again. Well. cousins.
how many OF you write to soldier bOysI I
am corresponding with one. Thank you. Willie
Sasser for your nice letter and song. Haven
had time 10 answer your letter yet Wen
as I hear Mr.. wsstebasket l will run away.
Your niece and cousin,
wadesboro. y. c.. r. A.
P S-Aunt Julia. enclosed find 10 cents
in coin. Send club pin. as ! wish TO be
member OF your club. Will answer all
mail received.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: have thought
Of writing this letter box concern for a long
time. but l thought most all Of the letters
would be more interesting than mine. live
in the small town OF Cumming. situated at the
foot of Sawnees mountain, two miles north
west OF here. This mountain is n nice place
TO 60 on picnics. We have been up there on
several and enjoyed them very much. our
town has only about eIgnt hundred people
and it is about forty miles above Atlanta
How many Of you like TO go TO school: 40
but am kind OF tired going now am IN
the ninth and tenth grades this term. l nave
taught school about a month, in all nave
taught. and liked il fine. think VIII
make a school teacher ir nothing prevents IL
live about one-fOurth mile out OF Town We
have a farm one and one-half miles out OF
town. which help work sometimes, ana
guess I will help some this time hkeo II a
han I thOUClf |
I was sweet sixteen January :. am tlNe
and one-half feet tall nm biack-headed ana
weigh l1S pounds. As my letter Is selIlhs
long ] will close. Hoping 10 see TINS IN PRINT
a NV Cousin LOUISE FISHER.
Cumming, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here is new
cousin from the Land of Flowers.
I am a little farmer hoy. Papa Is a sawyer
n n hardwood mill. cutting lumber for our
Uncle sam Ard ! do most Of the farming.
had better dorcribe myself; I am thirteen
years old. = feet inches high, Weish hlhe'!
fcrr mounds and am in the sixth grade. l
would like 70 receive-letters from some Oh '"e
cousins. ,. ...,
as this is my first attempt to write you.
ELDRED c. CHANDLER.
Bluff Springs, Fla. r. r. d. No. J. BOX Do
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you please
admit another South Carolina girl into your
happy band: ! haven't seen many letters from
this Sr nlace. 50 | thought / would write. Father
takes The Semi-weekly Journal and think Il
is a grand paper. Don't YOU all agree with me -!
I 20 10 school at WyIc's mill, and love my
teacher dearly. She is Miss Elise Thomas. We
arc planning for a his time when school is oui,
May 10. Wish so much you all could be WIN
Us. \
! will describe myself. Now, don't all Of you
get frightened and run away. Here she goes:
/ have dari> brown hair brown eyes, fair COM
plexion weigh ll2 pounds am feet inches
tall I would like very much TO correspond with
any Of the cousins. ] will close.
Your cousin.