Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-09-16


MIR. W. B. gets here: Five feet high, gray
eyes, blonde hair, medium complexion. Well,
l will close. All Of you cousins write to me.
ffO" wi VERB RAT RADFoRD.
Dublin. Ca, Route 4, Box Z.
Dear Auntie and Cousins: Will you admit
two Georgia girls to your happy band Of
girls and boys? We take The Journal and
always read the cousins letters first, and
cousins do for pastime these days? We
girls take in the movies, ball games and
meetings, in fact, we have just got back
close to the Blue. Ridge mountains We en-
joyed ourselves fine. We wish some of you
cousins and Aunt Julia had been with us.
We are sepdpS 10 cents 70 for the little French
lass. We will send more next time. Auntte,
we think you are doing great deed. You
are dear, sweet aunt, anyway.
boys write? Come on, Georgia kids, let's not
let the other states get ahead of u.s.. Ask
ing all the cousins who care to write to us
let their letters and cards fly to
IDA and ILAH SUGGS.
Gainesville, Ca, Route 2.
Hello, Aunt Julia and Cousinsl Here l
come again knocking for admittance. 1t
has been quite a while since my last visit.
guess you have forgotten me. / re-
ceived so many nice letters from the cous-
ms 1t was just impossible for me to an
swer all personally, although they were all
appreciated just the same. Well, as 1 am
an old cousin, 1 will not describe myself
Yes, I, too, think Aunt Julia did grand
thing in adopting the little French baby.
I saw her picture and think she is cute.
I will close with riddle: White as milk
grass; red as blood and not blood; black as
ink and not ink.
You cousins write to me and guess that
riddle.
Eastman, Ca, R. F. D. ].
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousin: Here I
come again to have chat with you all
will this time if you all won't laugh too
much. Aunt Julia, please make Ruby
Flanders take that book down from her
face and quit laughing. So here I GO:
ion, weight about 100 pounds. five feet FIVE
inches tall, aged II years. Ruby and Lois
Flanders, the answer to your riddles are:
First. one; second, noise, Am I right =?
me again. 1 miss your letters so much
Here is a dime for Yvonne. I saw her
picture in the paper and 1t surely was
visit me. 1 will bid you adieu for this
time. Your niece and cousin,
MAMIE NAE MILFORD.
Abbeville, g. c., Route s, Box AZ. Alb
beville County.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please ad-
nit two more girls into your jolly circle of
boys and girls. We have been reading the
cousins letters for some time and enjoy
them very much. Aunt Julia, we think
you and the cousins are doing wonderful
work and we'd like to help just a wee bit
I guess we'd better describe ourselves and
go. 1, Memah. am five feet tall, weigh 100
pounds, black curly hair, dark brown eye.
years. Who will send me O birthday
shower, 25th of December? I, Mary, am
five feet tall, weigh 100 pounds, brown
eyes and d hair fair complexion, aged be-
tween II and 16 years. We are two
chums. Mary is spending a week with me.
| Gee! We're having some fun: Some OF
you cousins come to see us and We'll Ger:
family have jolly time. Well, we will
close. All Of you cousins write to us.
VIII answer all cards and letters received.
REMAH HATCHER.
Rockingham, N. e. Il. R R% en- 2 nov
Cheraw, s. @.
Good morning, pretty folks; Move over
and give me seat by Aunt Julia, No,
| don't mean to be selfish as you see this is
| my first visit and will promise not to stay
! enjoy. the cousins letters also Aunt Ju-
| las Think it is very nice for us to have
corner in The Journal.
picking cotton. Am sure I'd get beaten, but
| I'd etnjoy your company. We are not max
| ing much cotton this year. Mr.. Boil Weevil
has rendered cotton picking light work in
| this section.
We had a great revival at our church this
| summer. Rev. W. l.. Hambrick, of Maple
White church. Macon, assisted Rev. D. s.
Grindle, the pjastor, in the services. We
received twenty-one additions, seventeen Of
| which were baptized.
Won't describe myself this time as il
might brighten some Of the cousins I'M
| turning their backs me. Probably I'll
| come again with Dissertation If Pm admit
| ted this time. Will close with riddle, II
| l drop a dish on which a baked turkey is
| lying, what three countries would be in
| volVed? Your new cousin,
| ANNIE MAI GLADDEN..
Rebecca, Ga, R. f. d. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
| have forgotten me, it has been so long since
1 wrote. Well, cousins, don't you ali thini
| Aunt Julia is doing a mighty kind thing by
adopting little French orphan? | do. In
closed you will find a nickel for her.
! suppose you all wonder how l look.
will tell you if you won't run. Dark hair
blue eyes, fair complexion, weigh 10;
pounds, age sixteen So l am hon-not
Hun, though. 1 wish some of you good
looking girls would write to me. 1 will
| answer all cards and letters received Wht
can answer this? What is the difference
between a postage stamp and a horse? Witt
much love to all,
Your old cousin,
ROBY MEEKs.
Mill1ave,, Ga.
Peace celebrations in England cost
On1v S350 000