Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-02-28

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"l''' ris' w H4TTYE SMITH.
I.ithonia, Ga, Route l.
P. ST. am sending 10 cents for the
Fench baby. 1 think it mighty good of
Aunt Julia to adopt the baby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit Georgia girl into your happy hand
Of boys and girls? 1 premise won't stay
pastime? read and 60 to school most Of
the time. 1 am in the seventh grade.
Leo Bailey, come again, you letter was
fine. Do you know Miss Bernice Maddox.
my teacher last year. will describe my
self, as the other cousins do. I have dark
hair. brown eyes, and have medium COM
plexion, weight about ITO pounds. l am
November s? Don't you cousins think Aunt
Julia is a dear little woman. for many
people would not think of adopting little
French baby, would they? Inclosed you
wilt find 20 cents for the little French
baby If any Of you cousins want to write
to me 1 will answer all letters and cards
received Good wishes to all. Your new
niece and cousin, - -
Lithonia, Ga, Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: will you
let Georgia girl join your happy band OF
boys and girls? have been silent reader
of the letter box for a long time. l live on
farm and like it fine. AS this is my
first letter, I will describe myself. l have
light hair deep blue eyes and fair complex
ion; l am fourteen years old and in the
sixth grade. Nearly everybody around here
has got the "flu'' but me and don't want
it either. Enclosed you will find 10 cents
for the little French baby. will tell you
how made that 10 cents. 1 made hand
kerchief and sold it for 10 cents. Any little
girl that can crochet or make tatt1n can
make a pretty handkerchief and sell it for
the French baby. Will answer all letters
received. 1 will close with lots of love to
I'LL '''e '0"'-i9' - ARLETTX coE.
Eastanolle, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: WIN you
please admit a Florida boy into your happy
band of girls and boys? 1 have been silent
reader of the Junior page for long time:
/ have thought of writing several times, but
this is my first time.
till my letter passes by. 1 am stranger,
so l will describe myself and 60. nave
light hair, gray eyes, fair complexion, D
feet 10 inches tall and weigh 12s pounds,
Aunt Julia, l am sending 20. cents Tor the
French baby. Would like to hear from
some of the cousins. You can guess my age;
it is between seventeen and twenty. am
Your new cousin,
H. C. STANBY.
Alachua, Fla, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit another Georgia girl into your happy
circle? 1t is so nice of Aunt Julia to think
of adopting a little French baby. Say, cous-
1 live on a farm and like farm life fine:
I will describe myself and go; l have light
hair, fair complexion, blue eyes, five rect
high. L have no brother and one sister:
Come on you Georgia boys and girls don't
let the other states get ahead. l hope MT.
Wastebasket will be asleep when this ar.
rives, as my letter is getting to olong. l will
answer all letters and cards received.
ETHEL COCHRAN,
Griffin, Ca, R. D.
P. s.-Inclosed find 10 cents for the
French baby.
Dear Aunt Julia; l saw your letter in the
would write you and help the club. Am send"
ing you 10 cents to help you. l am boy
of seventeen, weigh 120 pounds, light hair,
brown eyes, 5 feet 6 inches tall.
''' NAME WILEY KING.
Ohoopee, Ga, Route 1, Box II.
Hello girls and boys! Will you let an
! other girl join your happy band of cous-
ms? I am fifteen years old and have blue
curly hair and weigh SO pounds Some ugly
the the eighth grade My teachers name is
Miss Rusten, and I sure do love her;
| go to Sunday school. do. l guess you all
are tired of reading my letter so guess |
| had better ring to a close. Will answer all
cards or letters received. Love to all
[ Midtown, Ga
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Hello to
! one and all. Will you open the door and let
me in as l am an Alabama kid, would like
| to he in the game with you all. !, too, am
| in favor of adopting a blessed little French
! orphan. l think it is grand thing FOR us
! to do. 1 suppose all of you have brothers
or cousins in France. 1 have dear broth.
! er who sailed June 10, 1918 and a first
| cousin. We have received two letters from
| my brother since the armistice was signed
and he said he had not been harmed Won't
| we be glad when all of the dear boys get
home. Well, 1 will describe myself, gray
| eyes, medium complexion. Who has my
! birthday, February %? 1 will be sixteen.
| I would enjoy a letter shower and card
that day. Guess you all will have a good
time then Would like to correspond with
BEATRICE HILL.
Cullman, Ala, Route 2.
P. S.-Inclosed ten cents for our baby.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
! all admit south Georgia girl into your let
| ter box. Papa takes The Journal and like
| it fine. l had brother to register Septem-
! Der IL, but did not have to go off. GER
| tanly am glad the war is closed. / am like
| most of the cousins, crochet. Would like
| to exchange samples with some of you cous-
| ms. For pets l have the guitar and broom
| stick. Live eight miles from Buena Vista,
| on a farm of 400 acres and like farm life
| fine. Aunt Julia please print this as 1T is
the first attempt. 1 will describe myself,
| dark complexion dark brown hair, gray
| eyes, weigh 120 pounds, my age is fifteen.
| Who has my birthday, July 8. Would like
| to correspond with any of the cousins. In
close find a dime for the club button. From
BESSIE sTRINGFELLoW.
Buena Vista, Ca, r. F. 3.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you admit me into
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