Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-08-15

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i'car Aunt and Cousins: Please admit ,
hofth Georgia ,i:l INTO your haD2y r,rnp.
nave been visiting III Tennessee and had ;
st1ehdld tine; Ny cousin, Luther Huff, la
just arrive! from overseas We Ind = ,.nT
dcrIul time playing his Edison phon3grapI
@nd talking about France / DO enjoy hear.
my the boys tax who hive been oversee,
why don't more of YOU soldier boys writ
to the corner? Luther got so many nice let
'crS while | was there | decided to write
'ioltnS to hear from some OF the cousins.
Your new cousin,
BELLE BARNETT.
T. s,-incloScd find 10 cents for Yvonne
Aunt julia anu Cousins, Bears. Sit over
wee bit, Luther lIutf, aud III take a seat b,
YOU But listen! Why didn't you answe
ny last letter: Didn't want to corrasDon,
with a Niryinian, ell: Tn&t's all right
Trough we can't be worried about that
nave seen only one letter from Nirgini;
III the Letter lex for seine time, anu il
was in toGay's paper and from a LONELY
S&l!oI tas lie put it, at Hampton RoadS
~, "a. Hey! Edward Morgan, write me an(
l Ii tell you sure cure tor the blues. Per
maps you have the sailor blues" as mJ
brother used 10 say While in the navy a
Hampton Roads.
M,,ow, john G. Stacy, you didn't hear this
other ich2bod Crane, cause rGyer 6cS ar,
OF that name i'll my life; but | guess Won are
line looking, anyway.
les, I'm blue-eyed, brown hair, height
lcet lacnes. Who has my h;rthday--Fe1
;;u2ry 8: Was twenty-five years young las
Aunt Julia, would like to see the French
t ~ y d picture in this paper, as didn't ge
FIND some mCnev for her
We have for music an organ. guitar
VEIN, mandolin and rhonograph. My favor
lite piece OF music is Dixie Darlings.''
an rlNr,J
Mhat sa%. III answer al Who write me
so. cousins, don't hesitate 10 write me, In
talking to you, too, boys.
Ny pest love 10 Aunt Julia and the baby
YOU have y'"r s sha1T, a toe eo9Sins; on
Van Dyke, Va.
Good Morning, Aunt Julia: Please in.
troduce an Alabama girl to some of you
nleces and nephews. We take the dear ole
journal and l hunt the letter box the frs
thing. | am farmers daughter and the
only child and so ] have Il lots to do For
pets l have the hoe handle, broom handle
dlshrag, wash tub and three kittens. 70,
Pastime, 1 crochet when 1 have time. I dc
dearly love to read, don't you cousins!
Have you ever read True to His Trust ?''
That was first prize which l Won for at
tending school regularly
Thomas Barron, the answer to your rid.
q q IS pair of cards. Mr.. r. V. Hughes
l would IKE TO see some Of your pictures
u,
Oh our soldier boys have come home. We
gave an Ice cream supper in honor Of them,
WISH you cousins could have been here,
reckon some of you want to know what kind
" " looking girl am, so here it goes. Stop
that laughing. Blue eyes, auburn curly
nalr light complexion, feet inches tn II.
and weigh 105 pounds, age twelve years
birthday October IA. Who has it? Will close
by asking a riddle and asking auntie to
print this if it is worth it. If one Ford
passes another Ford in France what time of
the day would it be? Hoping to hear from
you cousins, will answer all received Am
SEN m 10 cents for club pin. Your cousin
Z, s.-TelI baby will send her Sc A next
time. = +
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here I
come again, hope will be welcome. What
are you al doing? l am at school today.
am like most Of the cousins, I like school.
am in the seventh grade. l have written
once before, but will describe myself brief
" by saying l am a blonde, age fifteen
years. Say, cousins, 1 received so many
lt etters mat don't get them all answered.
80 You that didn't get an answer please take
his for an answer. Was very glad to hear
from you All, and will try to answer your
letters yet
Vernon Russell. I sent you a letter but if
vas returned to me. I intend to write YOU
again before long. Virgie Coe and Irene
oufkett, will try to answer your letter
ma card before long. Aunt Julia, 1 saw
+ Vonne, IS picture and think she is cute Some
u you cousins come to see me I'm sure we
would have a good time. Well, l gness ia
oetter go and give some one else my place.
I'm best wishes to you all, 1 am,
&c Your friend VERA BRUCE.
Jacksonville, Ga, R. F. D. 2, Box Il.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
honS a Georgia girl to join your happy
silent silent reader of the letter box for some
line and thought l would write. So | puess
youc,ouslns want to know how 1 look. So
and f get scared: Black hair, brown eyes
weigh about ITO pounds. What do vol,
1 To DO for pastime? 1 read and crochet,
cousins oI you write to ME. 1 will answer
all can. Your niece and cousin, VI
r., MAE EDMONDSON.
Jacksonville, Ga, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please move
2lGt' cousins, and give me seat by Aunt
una. what are you cousins doing these
amy days! Sure wish some of you good
ooklng boys and girls were here to he with
me- as | am SO lonesome by myself. Come
On, south Georgia boys and girls, DOM
et the others get ahead of us, we have ali
zen peer n, asleep; will describe myself. as l
heard Lucille Brunson say his looks will
make Mr.. w. b. run Oh! stop lnuphinf
can't start. Light hair, fair complexion,
gray eyes, feet two inches low, weigh
sure do think it is nice of Aunt i HIi
TO adopt French baby. / will close with
riddle: -Four legs up and four legs down,
1}iI, IN the middle and hard all around.
W Ill answer all cards and letters Just lei
them Fly. Your new cousins,
o.,,,, LEWIS wH1DDEN.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will Won
please admit Georgia boy into your happy
oand OF boys and girls? We take The Jour
some time A0l
Well, as all the rest of you cousins de-
scribe yourselves. will do likewise: Brown
I5 S, ,o que eyes, medium complexion, weigh
~ pounds, > feet inches tail, age fifteen.
nave any of you cousins my blrtnday-July
(! l think Aunt Julia is such a Kind Iady
to adopt French baby. Don't You cousins
ling T., III, 70! Will close hoping to see this
ana Aunt Julia. l will answer all letters
reeeNed' from the girls especially.
A new cousin,
p,.,., JACK GAY, JR.
Ny Dear Aunt Julia: Win you please adj
happy band of boys and girls? Well. as It
Is my first time to write, l will describe
ny sell. Have brown eyes, black hair, weigh
TO- To-. pounds pounds and am eighteen years old; have
lar iialr complexion and 3 feet / inch high.
" Ell, said it was my first time to write ::
II Is my fourth time. What are you cousins
a aIl.a Tor FOR pa5time? I play the piano and
on nLn i "na run tue car wish you cousins
aay- went about eighty five miles in the
car 10 my un"lcs l had a fine time there.
would like to correspond with older cousins.
Mr. Lee Wilson, your letter was fine. Give
my love to Aunt Julia and the cousins. I
WI close with riddle: Round as an apple,
On as knife; guess this riddle and Iii
ne your wife. You cousins write to me
anu guess that riddle.
MAMIE H. BROWN.
Gibson, \. c., Route 1.
Dearest Ii,1ia ouT Fo,,s;,e. Ma 7
come Ill ard chat while with you all this
rainy atte2nocn? | am lonely and thought
of Aunt Julia and the cousins, and 1 got
my Httle writing desk and thought 1 would
WIte few lines Say, how are you all
setting along: We sure are having a lot of
rain. The crops are nearly ruined. Papa
Is farmer and takes The Journal. l enjoy
heading Aunt Julia's and the cousins letters
so much.
Mamma has been canning beans and to-
matoes and has just put UP some peach
pickles fins year.
Mildred Walker, if you see this in print,
write 20 ne. l saw your letter i'll The
J9HrEal and wanted to write you, but the
p'rc2 got lost. [ wrote letter last year.
| :; ir@s SOME of you remember me.
/ Lave i girl correspondent and think Il