Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-09-23

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Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Do you
admit married folks to your happy band of
cousins? 1 have been reading the eOusfns'
many letters for long time and have en-
joyed them immensely, and Aunt Julia's,
too! But 1 see she is so generous she leaves
all the space for you girls and boys and
just leaves a tiny corner for herself some
times. I think caring for the little French
for her. I think Hazel Coler deserves a
few words of praise for the poetry sheo sent
to the letter box. l. for one, thought 1t
very clever, Girls, 1 would be glad to ex-
1 crochet quite bit. Well, 1 will de.
scribe myself before 1 leave, as / see
most all do: Light brown hair, blue eyes,
fair complexion, five feet and some few
inches tall and weigh 120 pounds. Aunt
Julia, if I gain admittance this time
will write again later. If any of you girls
want to correspond with an ''old married
lady" just let your letters fly. Your new
friend,
tMRs) ANNIE GEORGE.
20 years. Not so very old after all Ell!
Much love to Aunt Julia and the Cousins
A. q. G..
Aunt and Cousins: Bears, listeni You
may think I'm a preacher or ex-Y. NJ. G. A.
secretary, but am neither, as my job in
France was to pull the string on a French
70, that sent the shells and shrapnel on
their way to greet the Hun. 1 think there
are more flowers and real pleasure in the
narrow path than along the broad highway,
sometimes we wander after stray flow
err but on close examination we too often
find that it's real beauty has been kissed
away BY the sun (son). Do you stand
nndnF phf IF I'l1 no O1on IN ia
with a personal letter. Cousins, we are ali
''live wires though we just don't know
it. Let's start something. Suppose we
boost our letter box. Who has sugges-