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

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you all
please give this little Tarheel, girl q seat
by Rachel Tiller and Rose Coalley? Now,
have knocked for admittance once before, but
/ guess Mr.. W. B. found my letter. Now,
cousins, think Aunt Julia Is a perfect
angel to adopt the little French orphan
Now move, as we already have enough for
little Yvonne for next year, that we turn our
attention to some little girl or boy here in
America. / know there are children here
who whnt to go to school this winter who
have not the means to go with now. All in
favor OF adopting some little American
child let it be known by saying aye. We
will leave it to Aunt Julia, as she knows
best.
Enclosed find 10 cents for the orphan. l
will not describe myself, only say l am not
an old maid. Now IL any Of you cousins
want to write me just let the letters fly.
/ will answer all received. hope Mr.. W. B.
' CORA pREvATT.
Old Hundred, NJ c., r. F. D. No. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: wonder if
] may come In for few minutes chat this
lovely morning. Thanks! 1 thought your
kind hearts would not refuse me an en-
trance.
Aunt Julia. what bright, cheerful corner
you have for your nieces ana nephews to
great Joy to forget all else and for q few
minutes dwell between two pages of The
journal with Aunt Julia and the cousinsf
Myi ! see that dreaded waste basket COM
ing IN great naSCe, SO must Dlu you duleu
f. Enclosed is 10 cents for club button and 10c
for dear little Yvonne. Love and best wishes
to everyone. -.... ,.a
Dear Aunt Julia. Will you all permit two
North Carolina girls into your happy band
Of cousins? We have been reading the Let
ter Box for some time, but have kept silent.
We will describe ourselves and go: l., De
brayda, am 8 feet 2 inches high. weigh 80
Ruth, am feet inches, weigh lit pounds,
age fourteen. Both of us are in the seventh
grade. II this escapes the waste basket we
will come again.
Two North Carolina friends,
DEBRAYDA FISHER.
RUTH MORROW.
Haze1wood, N. G.
P. s.-We would like to correspond with
some Of you cousins ..
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit a western. girl into your happy band
Of boys and girls? I came to Montana
from '7dear old Georgia. and still remem-
Der the southern boys and girls.
What do you cousins do for pastime? I
am. going to school now: I am junior in
high school. How | wish some Of you
cousins were here to go horseback riding
with mel We would have lovely time.
am never happy unless am galloping over
the prairie or spinning through the country
in a car.
/ am staying in town now, and sure miss
Now, il you boys will promise not to run
! will describe myself: Fair skin, blue eyes,
brown hair and afn S feet 8; weigh 1870: my
age is between sixteen and nineteen. There
go the boys now. knew they would run.
Come back now the worst is over.
enjoy reading the letters very much.
Why don't more of you boys write? The
girls are getting ahead Of you.
Well, as this is my first attempt, ! had
better ring OFF. Now, please, Mr.. Waste
basket, let this letter 60 by. .,..
Won't some Of you cousins write a little
western girl, especially the good looking
boys? with lots of love to Aunt Julia and
the cousins, remain
Your new cousin. ...