Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27

sins describe themselves I will do likewise,
Am II yedrs old, weigh about 80 pounds,
aeigjit about feet inches, dark hair and
air complexion. Am member of the
Lone Scouts of America and also a Mefh.
Der of the Southern Exchange tribe, CT
which my older brother is captain anu or
ganizer. Aunt julia. am enclosing Il
dime for little Yvonne. Would like to cor
respond with some of the cousins near M
JOHN voLLGATH
WalhaIa, s. c., route 8, box 11G'
Will You cousins move over and let me
have Il seat by Aunt Julia, as think she Is
Il fine aunt. l haven't written i'll such
long time until | know you all have for
gotten how I look I have blue eyes, brown
hair, fair complexion, veil leave my age
for you to guess. it is between fourteen and
seventeen. Who has my birthday, May g:
Would like to correspond with any of the
cousins, so let your letters and cards fly to,
''"' ~ " NELL RENFRoE.
Sandersville. GA. Route a.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: wrote you
some time ago, but did not see my letter in
print, and decided to try AGAIN. have
light hair blue eyes and fair complexion.
weigh 124 pounds. feet high. Will leave
my age to be guessed. Would. like to cor
respond with some of the cousins:
HATTIE BELLE HERRlNGTON.
Sardis, Ga, Route >, Box 43.
Dear Aunt Jula ana N4US!llS. w III NoN
admit West Virginia girl into your happy
band Of boys and girls? have been reading
the cousins letters. They surely were inter
esting. AS this is my first attempt will
describe myself and go; feet tall, have
gray eyes, dark lair and dark complexion.
/ am fourteen years of age, and live on
farm. Will try and answer all cards and
letters received. new cousin ,u,
Mt. Glare, W. Va. Route l, Box 81.
Dear Aunt Julia and Happy Band of
Cousins: Will you please give space for
a North Carolina girl to join your league of
cousins? We take the Journal and | al
ways enjoy reading the cousins letters.
self: Blue eyes, dark hair, fair complex
ion and weigh 81 pounds. My age is II
years. l am mothers little helpmate,
shall close with best wishes to Aunt Julia
and cousins. A new cousin,
MAY ALTERNATELY.
Drexel n. c.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII You
admit two South Carolina girls 10 your
happy circle of boys and girls? We read
the letter box and think it nice of Aunt
Julia to adopt the French orphan, don't
you, cousins? We live on farm and like
farm life fine. For pastime we crochet
tat, sew and play the phonograph. We
will describe our ugly selves and go, 80
here we go. l. Edith, have black hair blue
eyes and fair complexion, and weigh ~
pounds feet 10 inches tall, ana am -
years old. l, Dorothy, have dark mar,
blue eyes. fair complexion, feet lncHes
tai, weigh 120 pounds, and and 10. years
old. For pets we have a pig. the dish
rag ard cook stove. We go riding on sun
days in the car. Well cousins as our
letter is getting lengthy we will ring off.
If we see this in print we will come again.
Let the letters and cards ny to
EDITH AND DOROTHY BAKER.
Elliott, s. e., r. l, Box 43; o ,ooo
for French OrOh1n. We will answer al
mail received.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: How do you
like these hot days after the cold winter!
But we are still having winter; had snow
but it is nice and warm again today.
nave just come from the garden; nave
been picking strawberries. The, freeze
didn't kill anything but corn and beans;
Teresa o. Donoghue, l also keep house and
raise chickens, ducks and guineas: have lao
young chickens and trio of Buff Orping-
ton ducks | am interested in kodaking
and would be glad to get snapshots from
the different states Had better bring
this to close, as Aunt Julia doesn't like
long letters I think ! told my mjy.4t age in in
July 4. With best wishes to all; re-
main. EDNA SHlIE.
Lander, Wyo., June 3, 1919.
P. S.@IncIoscd find Zoe for the French
baby.
Pear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit two Georgia girls into your happy
band? We think the letter box is just
grand, and also the adoption of little
Yyonnc. Oh, cousins, wasn't this war ter
ribe? One of our brothers was wounded
in France, and one of our cousins died
"over there" We don't get many spare
moments, as we live the farm, and
enjoy farm work fine, |, Ruby, will be
seventeen the sixth of October. l, Grace
will be nineteen the sixth of July. Who
has our birth dates? We are in favor of
the twilight club, and will send story
or poem next time. Would like to hear
from all the cousins. especially those liv-
ing in North Carolina. VIII answer all
cards and letters received. With best
wishes to Auntie and the cousins,
RUBY AND GRACE ROWLAND.
CulIOdcn. Ga.
p. S.--Incloscd find ten cents for little
YyOnne.
Get the thrift habit and get out
of debt. Thrift stamps and War
Savings Stamps are first aids.