Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-04-01
AUNT JULIA.

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cousins like to tat? I do for one. When
| can find time. Aunt Julia, l think it's
nice for you to adopt a French baby. I'm
inclosing dime that you may use for 1t
long, so must be going. Lots of love to
-N''''' N''' anu SUSIE RENFRoE.
Adrian, Ga. Route I.
Dearest Auntie and Cousins: Will you
please admit a little Virginia girl into
your happy band of cousins? AS all of
the cousins describe themselves, so here
go. 1 am four feet tall. dark hair, blue
eyes ard dark complexion, am II years
old. Enclosed you will find 10 cents for the
French baby. Will answer all letters and
postcards received. Lovingly yours,
CHLOE NJ. COUCH.
Cleveland, Va, R. 2, Box 3D.
Hello. Aunt Julia and Cousins: l have
ccme member. Win you please give me
seat by the side of some of the cousins? !
live in the country, am sixteen years OF
age, weigh 100 pounds. Well, Aunt Julia,
l guess my letter is getting too long, so
I had better close for this time. Love to
all of you cousins. From friend;
Whatley, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you admit another
! Georgia girl in your happy band of boys
| and girls? As I am a stranger will describe
myself, brown eyes, fair complexion, weight
| r. pounds, age u, about feet high. l live
! about ten miles from town. Would like
very much to hear from some one. 1nclosed
you find 5 cents for the FRENCH &c bah:
| new cousin. EUl4A FARMER.
| Ambrose, Ca, Coffee Co., Route 2, Box "a.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. Will you all
| admit brown-eyed girl of Georgia boy
from Wilcox county in your happy band
| have been reading the Letter box ever since
it was started. l think it was very kind OF
Aunt Julia to think of such nice trick as
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old cousin / once more to? Have you all
married? l am like most of the cousins, l
| live in the country; we have good Sunday
| school near home, a good rural route. am
the baby boy of family of eight children
| and five of us living, all married but me.
My father died when 1 was nine months
old. AS for pets l have mama, the farm
and fine good looking girl. As my letter
| failed to be printed before will quit by
THANKING the many cousins for writing. to
me and 1 will sure answer all cards and let.
| ters. l will let you all guess my looks and
age. I registered September u, 1918. Our
pear trees are in full lbloom so you cousins
and Aunt Julia come to see me and we will
eat pears. Aunt Julia you will find by
dime for the French baby. Best wishes and
e0ON -"N ~ '' BARTLETT BARKER.
Rochelle Ca, Route 2. Box II.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii you
admit two Georgia gils to enter your happy
band of boys and girls? We are two school
mates and like each other fines We are go
ing to describe ourselves. so puease don't
laugh, here 1 go, I, Pearl Cox, white hair,
feet. /, Clyde Tillman, thirteen years old
black hair, dark complexion, about N feet
We think the little French baby is just
PEARL cox AND CLYDE TILLMAN.
Hillsboro, Ga. 4. F. d. 2.
P. S.-1nclosed You will find 10 cents fol
the little French baby.
My Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins:
thought 1 would write you a letter long
as it has been so long since l have writer
to you. I am going to school now and in
the fourth grade books. My teachers name
| is Miss Jennie Gates. Aunt Julia, you are
doing great work in thinking of the French
baby. l am sending 5 cents for the baby
Some of you all write to me. Your cousin
BLANCHE BAREFIELD.
Perkins, Ga.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: If any OF
you cousins know anything about Mr.. Jesse