Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-08-22

Dear Aunt and Cousins Thanks for the
many nice letters received. Wish hau the
pleasure of spending this beautiful Sunday
with some of you. am sure we could nave
nice time. might tell you something OF
France. 1 have been thinking of the little
boys and girls everywhere. think II was
good of Aunt Julia to adopt the little french
girl. Why shouldn't we adopt little ooy.
too? l think we ought to do that and as
''money talks" I'll inclose 81 to prove |
mean it. Thank you; Bodie Bnrkett.
saw yonr request and decided to write
How many of You like phonograph music!
I have an Edison amberola and six dozen
records. I enjoy it very much. am play
ing with one hand and writing with the 9TH
err viii now play Everything Is Peaches
Down in Georgia. for you Georgia Crack
ers'' Ina, ha Most of the cousins seem to
be from the land Of peaches. WONDER er
from Tennessee. Soldier boys listen, when
Yankee Doodle Learns TO Parlezyous Fran
cais'' OoolaIa -Ma-Cheri Compre. Finis, foot
sweet.
Wishing You all the best Of luck. am
YOUR friend LUTHER HUFF.
p. S.-Was wildcat" once but am tame
again, ha ha. Girls, don't be afraid to
Talbot, Tenn.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
another of your jolly funny North Carolina
girls to join your happy band of boys and
girls. This is the third time to write and
was not admitted. Guess Grandpa W. B.
scribe myself Now cousins. don't run for
am not SO very pretty hut just funny,
dark brown haic, blue eyes age between
twelve and eighteen, don't know Just how
much ! weigh Who has my birthday. March
u. I saw Yvonne'S picture in The Journal.
] think she is real admirable viii close
with two riddles: Where did Noah strike
his first nail. .. What goes up when the
rain comes down? Would like to correspond
with any of the cousins. especially Alice
Livingston. With best wishes to all your
nicceS. DUEL STRICKLAND.
Dear Aunt Julia: Win YOU please let me
in this time? | will try the next time to
but didn't have it this time. My. cousins.
don't you think Aunt Julia a sweet lady to
adopt that poor little French baby: L will
describe myself as the others do, SO here
goes, brown eyes, brown bobbed hair, rosy
cheeks. and eleven years old. Will close
with riddle, what is it. big at the bottom,
little at the TRIP, something in the middle
that goes chOg- chog-chog. lonely girl.
CHARLES LAWRENCE.
wrightsvile, Ga,
Hello Aunt Julia and Cousins: Win YOU
admit this lonely Georgia girl to your happy
band of boys and girls? will tell you how
1 look. / am feet inches, have blue
eyes, fair complexion, age between sixteen
and nineteen. 1 have been a silent reader
of the letter box for a long time, but just
kept quiet. l do enjoy reading the letters
hurry, GeOrgla girls ana boys ana uOn let
the other states get ahead of us.
Will close with love and best wishes to
Aunt Julia and cousins. 1 would like to cor
respond with some of you cousins. Your
cousin and niece ETHMA ATKINSON.
Lawrenceyille, Ga, Route 3.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another Georgia girl to y0ur happy
circle of boys and girls? l. like most of
the cousins, live in the country and think
l like country life best. Well, 1 will de-
scribe myself as most others do. Five
feet, have blue eyes, fair complexion and
my age is twelve years Cousins, isn't it
grand of Aunt Julia to adopt the French
assie? AS this is my first attempt to
write will bid adieu. Your cousin and niece,
IRENE ATKINSON.
Lawrenceville, Ga, R. f. D. 5.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: |. an old
rousin am coming again. viii not de-
tain you very long, but as it has been
quite while since l wrote you letter
| have decided 1 had better again
for fear some of you would forget me. What
have the cousins been doing for pastime?
l have been helping mother can fruit and
tatting some, too. How many of you
cousins tat and crochet? / like it fine. l
am sure 1 had better describe myself and
let you know how bad looking l am. Say,
Frank c. Hilley, quit laughing So Am
II years old l have brown eyes and hair,
dark complexion, feet two inches tall.
Say. all you city cousins come and spend
while in the country with me. I'm sure
it will do you good. Say, every one of the
pretty boys and girls, write to me and