Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-08-05
AUNT JULIA.

want to see how many read this. will be
eighth.
Now, cousins, each of you send me a card.
Aunt Julia, send one to me, one too. Oh,
| forgive me, auntie, l didn't mean to disobey
| the rules. am as ever, your cousin and
neice, ENID R. KETTLEMAN.
| Masonville, w. Va, Grant county.
P. S.-Inclosed find 10 cents for Yvonne.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit a South Carolina boy to join your
| happy band of girls and boys? have been
a silent reader of the Letter Box for some
| time, and think Aunt Julia and the cousins
| ar edoing a fine work for the French baby.
Inclosed you will find dime for it. l am
farmers boy, and like farm life fine. For
| pets l have q mule, and for paStime l plOW
and drive the car.
Well as my letter is getting rather long.
| will describe myself and go: 1 have dark
| hair, blue eyes and fair complexion, and 5
feet inches tall and weigh 165 pounds My
| age will leave for you cousins to guess,
| which is between sixteen and twenty. Some
, of you. good-looking girls write to me and
| see If you don't get an answer. So,
! cousins, let your cards and letters fly to
MIR. ABNER BAKER.
Elliott, S. c., r. L, Box 43.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
| admit Georgia girl into your happy band =?
| 1t has been a good while since l wrote to
| the Letter Box, SO 1 will describe myself.
| Don't get scared now Blue eyes, black hair,
I fair complexion. So you see l am not good
| looking at all.
| J will leave my age for you to guess; it is
| between sixteen and twenty-one.
~, what are you cousins doing for pastime
| singing school. How many of you cousins
| like to go to singing school? l do for che.
| Little Yvonne looks to be a pretty girl.
| Here is my mite for her.
Your niece,
| Cordele, Ga. PEARL JUMP.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
| please admit two lonely little North Caro-
| lima girls into your happy band of girls and
| boys? Our father thkes The Journal and we
| like to read all the letters. We live on the
! farm and like it fine, but we get awful
! lonesome sometimes Well, as most of the
| cousins describe themselves we will do like
wise. We both have dark hair, fair COM
pleX1on, brown eyes; we leave our age for
| you to guess. I, Elizabeth, am feet high
weigh 100 pounds, and age between nineteen
and thirty; l. Myrtle, am feet inches
| teen and twenty. Who has my birthday
| July %? You cousins write to us, we will
answer every card and letter received. just
| try us. { We go, being this is our first letter
We hope to see this in print Find inclosed
10 cents for the French baby. Your new
and loving cousins,
ELIZABETH AND MYRTLE JACKSON.
Sanford N. C.I, Route l, Box go.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousins Will you
| admit lonely Georgia girl into your happy
| little band? I have been a silent reader for
| quite a while and enjoy reading the letters
| just fine. Say, cousins, how is this warm
weather serving you all? My, it makes per-
| son want TO stay in the shade, doesn't it?
! Aunt Julia, it was certainly good of you to
| adopt little French orphan. And / think
| it is just splendid for us all to help her all
we can, here's my dime. 1 won't describe
myself this time, afraid you all might get
| frightened and run. I'm just little polly
country grille and am the only girl at home
now and get awful lonesome metimes. If
any Of you cousins would like to correspond
with me just let your letters fly will an
swer all I receive. My letter is getting long.
and auntie says, ''Make your visits short. -
I'll quit here, with lots of love to Aunt
Julia, Yvonne and all the cousins.
ETHELYNE HARPER.
Cordele, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you all
please admit another North Carolina girl
reader of The Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal
for quite while, but thought perhaps /
would make myself known by writing to the
Letter Box.
I certainly do enjoy reading the cousins
letters, and also Aunt Julia.
I am very glad to know that you have
adopted q French war orphan, so you will
find cents inclosed for the orphan.
Well, as I am q new cousin 1 will de-
Daughter I.' / have brown Bro hair blue eyes
medium complexion, 5 feet inches tall,
weigh about 115 pounds and will leave my
age Tor you all to guess; it is between sew
enteen and twenty.
We'll, 1 suppose 1 had better cease writing
long. Please write me, cousins. 1 will try
and answer all letters cards received.
Your new cousin,
AGNES BEST.
Bessemer City, N. c., r. L. d. J..
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit north Georgia girl into your
happy band of boys and girls? 1 am COM
ing in favor Of the Twilight club, and just
know it will be great success. Say,
cousins, what do you all think of our little
French orphan? I think she is real pretty,
Aunt Julia, and all the cousins are just
doing grand work.
Wake up, soldier boys, and write to the
Letter Box and tell all about army life.
l live in the country, and to me it is a
How many of you cosins read the con-
tinued story and dear Margery'' in the
paper? I do for one, and think they are
fine. wei, as it is a rule. I'll describe my
self. Here goes: Brown hair, brown eyes,
medium complexion, weigh la pounds. My
age Is sixteen Years. l must close. Best
wishes to ALL Your cosin,
URANIA THOMAS.
p Sind inclosed 10 cents for little
Yvonne.