Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-05-06
AUNT JULIA.

duu ulSCuSS IL Will yOu.
yingly,
AUNT JULIA.
her auntie. I was anxiously awaiting the
arrival of her picture.
Cousins, what are you ali doing this
lovely spring weather? Sewing, making
crochet and caring for the flowers, besides
other work. as / do, I guess.
Yes, cousins, l know we are all glad
the war is over with a glorious victory for
home. although 1 haven't any brothers in
the service.
AS 1 am a new cousin, will describe
myself and go: Brown eyes and hair. me-
dunn complexion, 6 feet inches tall and
weigh 12S pounds. My age for you to
guess which is between 10 and %.
Will be glad to receive letters and cards
from some of the cousins. Will answer all
LAvINIA HARTER.
Fairfax, S. G.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins-Will you
lei ME in for just q little chat wrote
some time ago, but guess Mr.. W. B. got
it: so l thought / would come again.
weather? I've been staying at home hav-
ing lot to do, for mother Aas been very
i'll for about three weeks. But she Is a
lot better now, and 1 am sure!1. glad.
Well, 1 will tell you what l have for
pets. I have the dishrag and broomstick.
l guess I'd better ring off or this time,
as my letter is getting long I will an
swer all letters and cards received from
! LEILA MCDOWELL.
Latta, IS. c., TT. No. l. -.
incIosed find 10 cents for the baby.
Hellos Aunt Julia and Cousins! May
come in and chat a while? I promise not
to stay long. 1 have been a silent render
surely enjoy reading the cousins letters.
Say, you Florida girls write to me. I
have always wanted to visit Florida.
Well, as it is the rule, l will describe
eyes, dark hair, fair complexion, feet
AZ inches high. weight 1870, age eighteen;
SO you see I not good looking. Some
Of you girls write to me.
Now, Aunt Julia, please print this. In
closed you will find 10 cents for the baby
A cousin,
KATE BOHANNON.
Rome, Ca, R. F. d. Z.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you please admit
a Georgia girl into your happy band of
boys and girls? have been a silent reader
of the dear old Journal and like it fine.
AS 1 am a stranger, I will describe my
self, so here l go; Black hair brown eyes
medium complexion, feet 2 inches tall,
for you cousins to guess. 1t is between
fourteen and eighteen. Move over. cousins
Aunt Julia, I think it is fine of you to
ADOPT l1Itle prencn orphan. 1uclOSeQ
you will find 10 cents for it. Hope to see
this in print. VIII come again. With lots
Of love to Aunt Julia and cousins.
Yours truly,
MISS ALICE VAUGHN.
Dublin, Ca, Route 8, Box 15C.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins-wil you
please admit South Carolina girl into
your happy band of boys and girls? What
are You cousins doing this dry, blustery
weather? 1 live on a farm and like farm
life fine.
What do you cousins do for pastime
I crochet and make tating,
Well, most everybody describe them
selves, SO here l go: Fair complexion, dark
4 feet Il inches tall and weigh SO pounds
would like to correspond with some of you
cousins.
1 guess I had better close, as my letter
Enclosed find 3 cents for the orphan
baby. BESSIE BROWN.
Latta. s. c., Ri. No. /.
/ Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII you
! please let me enter your happy band OF
cousins?
! have been reading your letters for long
time. AS this is my first time, 1 will de-
scribe myself. I am thirteen years of age,
lave dark complexion, hazel eyes. auburn
hair. Will answer all letters received.
EVA CLAIRE SAXON.
Rutledge,i Ga.
Dearest Aunt Julia: 1 saw the little
French orphans picture in The Journal.
| She Is real pretty in her picture. l go tc
school and am in the seventh grade. l am
| girl of twelve summers. ! Will describe
myself. 1 have blue eyes, dark hair, my
complexion is neither dark nor fair.
Aunt Julia, am q member of the Canning
| 'lub think will like it fine for my first
time. I am in favor of adopting the French
orphan. l have lots Of flowers. They are
! certainly pretty.
correspond with you. 1 go to school at
Brownwood. Ny teachers name is Miss
Biddie Hall She certainly is sweet
| teacher. have a brother in France.
dent know when he will be home. will
answer all letters and cards received
Cousins, let your letters fly to
Rutland, Ga, Route 1.
| Dearest Aunt Julia: beg your pardon
for coming again so soon. but will you please
allow me. just little space for few
| Good morning, cousins dear "And how
| fare yea" I'm just fine. Now listen.
| just want You to know that l appreciated
and read with pleasure every one of the
MANY letters received since my letter was
published, though received so many ] just
couldn't answer Gll And they were all So
| nice. / do wish I could answer ench one.
! Now l hope those who wrote me and haven't
| been answered will not he offended and
! will accent this ms an answer, ms l nave
written all that could 1 now have to 20
| to the dear old Journal TO answer the rest.
! Now ] must go, so hy-by and best wishes
| to ALL BERTHA KIMSEY.
| Dawson, Ala, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia md Cousins: Will you adj
nit q north Georgia girl into your happy
band of hoys and girls? have been reading
| tho Letter BOX for some time and enjoy it
| fine. ] think it just grand of Aunt JuIin
adootinc the little French orrhan. and will
| send % cents for her and the club button
! next time. and will crochet for
| Yvonne. / would like to exchange crochet