Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-12-09

called Bremen, and think it grand place
to live. We wish some Of You cousins were
down here with us. We would go kodaking
rs Bremen is surrounded by hills and we
have fine places to take snapshots. How
many of You cousins are going to school?
You all ought to come down here and go to
school, as we have a sub high school and we
have lots of fun playing basketball. We
Will now describe ourselves and go: l. Ethel
am brown eyed, dark hair and light com
pieNlon. I. De Elite, am black eyed, black
h0r and medium complexion. /. Nerla, am
gray eyed, dark hair, fair complexion We
will leave our ages for you to guess: they
are between twelve and eighteen. If any
of you cousins want to write us, let your let
tiers fly to
ETHEL ANDERSON.
DE ETTE TUCKER.
VERLA ANDERSON.
Bremen, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please move
over and give me a seat by Berdie K
Frey, if Size will be still.
l wonder If any of the cousins remember
me? guess not as it has been some time
since 1 wrote. What are you cousins doing
am going to school. Some of you cousins
come and go with me. We sure would have
jolly time. Say, cousins, is winter coming
fast enough for you? 1t is not for me- We
have had only a few frosts. I sure enjoy
winter time. Auntie, please print this if it
is worthy. Lovingly,
HATTIE TILLER.
Duty, Va.
=. Dear Aunt: Will you permit a North Caro-
lima girl into your happy band of boys and
girls? am feet inches, black hair, blue
eyes, dark complexion, weigh 1902 pounds and
am fourteen years old. As this is my first
attempt, L will close. Your niece,
Hazelwood, N. C.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
Il Georgia Cracker a-hopping, and of course,
l want to sit close to Aunt Julia. She is
so good | know she viii be kind to me.
Now, l know you all want to know how
| look, so take your fingers out of your ears:
Light complexion, dark, curly hair, grayish
brown eyes, feet inches tall, weigh 1856
pounds and am ''sweet SIXTEEN
Say, did any of you cousins go to the
Georgia and Florida fair at Valdosta, Ca Z?
did for one. l live only eleven miles from
there. l live in the country, and like farm
life fine. l have three sisters and three
brothers. 1t sure is lonesome at my home.
what do you cousins do for pastime? I
pass my time away at school studying Latin
and algebra.
Don't you think it is grand Of Aunt Julia
to adopt an orphan? Let's help her all we
can to adopt another one
,,oIn will close with riddle "A horn ate
T GTs SS'TzH' COPELAND.
Naylar, Ga, R. f. d. 1, Box 8.
2. S.-You cousins write to me. 1 want
TO exchange samples of tatting with some
Of you girls.-T. c.
Dear Aunt Julia, and Cousins: Will you
please admit au Alabama girl into your
happy band of boys and girls? live on
country farm. My father died when 1 was
about four years old. have one sister and
one brother at home. and enc half sister at
Montgomery, Ala, graduating for nurse,
and we were willing for her to go.
We hope dear papa is in heaven to rest
forever Nobody knows how sad it is with
out father until he dies; and then am sure
they will find out. SO don't wait until your
father or mother is dead to tell them you
love them; tell them now and show them
that You do love them.
will leave my age for you all to guess:
it is between fourteen and sixteen. I will
answer all letters and cards received.
Your new cousin,
THELNIA SMITH.
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