Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-10

and enjoy reading the cousins letters very
much live on farm Farm and IN td like fa nm
father owns a car and we have lots of
pleasure car riding. AS the cousins describe
5 feet 6 inches high, weigh $50 pounds;
have auburn hair and blue eyes and will
leave my age for you to gneSs-it IS be-
tween IS and 22. / would like to cor,
respond with girls about my age, would
like to get letter from every state in
the Union and will answer all letters re-
ceved. So, cousins, let them flw. With
best wishes to Auntie and cousins Your
vEsTER BEAsLEY.
Peters Creek, Va.
1 am inclosing loo for little Yvonne.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit West Virginia girl into
your happy band of boys and girls?
Atlanta Journal and Aunt Julia's letter
box for some time I think that Aunt
julia and the cousins are doing fine work
for the little French orphan. lnelosed you
am a stranger I will describe myself.
have dark brown hair, black eyes and fair
complexion, feet 81 inches tail, w, weigh ss
the cousins, live on the farm and like
farm life fine. Say, how many. Of the cous-
ms raise chickens? I do for one. and
tiers from any of the cousins. Best regards
to Aunt Julia and all the cousins. re-
main, a new niece and cousin,
BLANCHE j. SIMMONS.
Brandywine W. Va.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins; Here. comes
n little South Carolina girl knocking for ad-
mittance into your happy circle OF poys anu
girls l will describe myself as most OF
you do, but make those children stop gag
Cling. 1 have fair complexion with goloen
hair and blue eyes; l will leave my age dor
you to guess, it is between fifteen and TWEEN
ty How many of you cousins can sympa-
thize with me as my father and mother are
dead? 1 have only one sister ana she ls
am living with my uncle in the country and
/ like country life. fine. Say, there Mae
Belle Skies please pardon me for not an
swering your letter, but lost your address.
cousins could visit me this summer, we
would have a grand time AS my letter is
getting lengthy, I will close. Let your let
tiers fly to your new niece AN, ana c fG@MEpn
P. ST am sending dime for the little
French orphan.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. Will you
admit an Alabama girl into your band Of
boys and girls? 1 have been reading the
tainly enjoy them. am sending a dime
for little Yvonne I think it is nice of Aunt
Julia to adopt the French baby. l guess
had better describe myself as the other
eyes black hair, feet s inches tall and
weigh las pounds. l will leave my age for
you to guess, between sixteen and twenty
one I guess l had better ring off. Will
answer all letters and cards, so let your
'''''i' anu N''' EVA BURDETTE.
Roanoke, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit a Florida boy into your happy band
of girls and boys? I live on farm out in
the country For pets 1 have dog and cat
and did have possum, but he got away
this morning. 1 go fishing lots of the time
now that school is out. 1t was out the 9th
of May. AS this is my first letter I will
brown hair and eyes, weigh about seventy
pounds, feet inches tall and am eleven
years old. 1 will try to answer all letters
and cards received; Inelosed find 10 cents
W RUSSELL KENM1R.
zellwood, Fla, Box 70.
Dear Aunt and Cousins: Will you cousins
move over just a little and make room for a
Florida girl? 1 will describe myself, as it
weigh $50 pounds, height D feet Z inches,
black hair, fair completion. Aunt Julia, you
are doing great work, am sure know
there will be many stars in your crown The
French lassie's picture surely is cute.
Mark Clarke, Your letter was fine. l
hope you will write again soon.
Will De QeHSnteQ TO exchange letters
and photographs with any of the cousins.
Here is my dime for the French baby.
With much love to Aunt Julia and the
cousins,
Your niece and cousin.
MISS EUNlCE M'CULLERS
Live Oak, Fla, Route c. Box &C.
- Good Morning, Aunt Julia and Cousins:
How is everybody getting along by now?
In just fine. l thought I would step in
few minutes this morning, If Aunt Julia
don't care. 1t seems she might not, as
haven't bee min so long a time. 1 guess
most of the cousins remember ne. When
wrote before the dreadful war was raging
| am so glad it is ended, aren't you alb
Listen, cousins: Aren't you all glad of the
privilege of helping dear little French
orphan? I am. As 1 sent dime before,
will send one next time, if 1 see this in
print. Anna Keiff write me; have lost
your address. I hear Mr.. Wastebasket
coming, so I must go. Lovingly your
nephew and cousin,
WILLIAM NJ. DEAN.
Mckenzie, Ala, Route q Box II.