Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-07-08

summer with me and will go fishing ana
wading, as there is a big pond near our
home. Cousins, I must thank you for your
kind attention and l must go, for l see
Auntie frowning and Mr.. W. B. is knock
ing at the front door with a stick in his
hand. ''All" OF you cousins write to me
and I will Try to answer all your cards,
"-' ''''''~ BONNIE LEE WILLIS.
Ny Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will
YOU let me come in and chat awhile? As
this is my first attempt, l will promise not
to stay long. We live on a farm Of about
100 acres. I like farm life fine. l will
tell you what kind of fruit we raise,
Well, | will describe myself: I am about
5 feet 3 inches tall, weigh 122 pounds,
have blue eyes, fair complexion and black
hair. You know l am bird. Well, cou-
| sins, what do You do these days? | crochet,
make tatting and work in the field gn
| to school and am in the ninth grade. We
10 have some fine times Well, cousins,
| guess my age. 1t is between IA and Is
| years. l go to school at Summervile. Ga.
and like my teacher fine, Her name is
Miss Margaret Myers. 1 will tell you nv
| pets: A dish rag, n little dog, four cats,
| one calf. My dogs name is Penny, and
| the cats names are Bill, Mary, Eusie and
Spot. 1 have two sisters, one brother liv-
| ing and three dead. Well, as this is my
first letter 1 will come to a close, so let
| w
| Summerville, Ca, r. f. D. ,, Box Z.
| Good morning, auntie and cousins. Please
admit a new cousin from the dear old
| state of Georgia to enter your happy band
of girls and boys? l am coming in favor
| of the French baby. l saw her picture In
The Journal and sure do think it grand
My papa takes The Journal and 1 sure do
| enjoy reading auntie's letter box, Mutt
and Jeff, Dear NIargery and all good
stories. Well, as it is the rule, 1 will de-
scribe myself. Now Ethel Rogers. just
| take seat and quit gggling behind that
| door. Light hair, fair complexion, blue
| eyes, feet inches tall and weigh rs
| pounds. Will leave my age for you all to
| guess, is between and 10 years. Well,
cousins we sure are having some wet
weather in this part of the country.
| wish auntie, Yvonne and all the cousins
| would come and spend the summer with me-
We would go fishing and swimming. If
| any of you cousins get lonesome, just write
| and let your cards and letters fly. 1 will
| answer ALL With much love.
FRANCES WILLIE.
r. 81 am sending my nickel for
Yvonne. F. P. w.
Howard, Ga, r. F. -. l, Box T.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Won't you all
| move over and let Il North Carolina boy
have seat after standing and listening
to you cousins so long? 1 live on farm,
| in Union county, near Rocky river Alton.
| ton! l have dark hair, gray eyes, a fair
complexion, feet inches tall, and weigh
| $50 pounds, and am sweet sixteen. Aunt
Julia said write about our bathing pleas
| ures. We have nice fish pond and have
large boat in it. We have some of the
| best times in there you ever saw Some
| of you cousins write me and 1 will answer
| and tell you all about it, and all my other
| pleasures. Annie Faircloth, the answer to
your riddle is coffin. Am l right? An
swer this one if you can: Why is a room
full Of married ladies so nearly like an
empty one? Come on you Union and Stan
ley county boys and girls, and let's show the
| other counties that we are still alive. If
| you want TO get "a fun value for an en-
| velOpe address one to
CLYDE BAUCOM.
Unionyille, N. c., R. No. ?.