Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-23

Dear Aunt Julia: Will you admit an
Alabama girl into your band Of boys and
girls? / think Aunt Julia is a dear lady
TO adopt a French lassie. If it was left to
me, 1 would adopt one myself, as l haven't
any sisters. You can imagine how l am
petted l will describe myself and 60. l
am a dark blonde, light brown eyes, fair
complexion five feet six inches tall, weigh
100 pounds, and Is years old and would
be glad to get a shower of letters and
cards April 2, as it is my birthday, and
any other time. So let them roll to a jolly
and lonely Alabama girl. LILLE BOYD.
P. s.EAunt Julia, please print this, as
it is my first. Find my bit for the lassie
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here
comes a South Carolina girl to join your
happy band of boys and girls. ! live on
farm and like farm life fine. I know all
of you cousins wonder how l look, so here
l go: Dark hair and eyes, fair complexion,
weight, 1873 pounds; feet inches. Now
did any Of you faint? L will tell my age,
ms were here to go to parties with me; 1
know we would have dandy time. If any
of You cousins have the Shamrock center
piece, will you send me sample? 1 will
appreciate it so much, as this is my first
time writing. hope to see it in print. All
of you good looking kids write to me,
I will answer all 1 receive: Your new
cousin, MABEL WlLKS.
P. s.-Am sending &c for the little French
baby.--M. W.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
please admit little Virginia girl in your
merry circle of boys and girls? I will de-
scribe myself if the cousins won't laugh too
much: Brown eyes, black hair, fair COM
plexion, 5 feet 4 inches, weigh 115, age 10.
id anybody faint? 1 hope not. I think aunt
Julia is wonderfully wise to adopt the little
French orphan. It's nice Of the cousins
to help take care of Yvonne. I'm willing
to do my part. Why don't more of the
Virginia boys and girls write? Let's
lat
How many of the cousins had a good time
Christmas? I did, for one: I guess I had
better be going, for I hear Mr.. Wastebasket
coming. How many of you cousins will
write me? A good many, hope. will an
swer all letters and cards receive. Your
new niece and cousin with With, lots o Of iovs to
all. EDNA BOW MAN.
Willis, Va, Rt. 5, Box 62.
P. 81 inclose 10 cents for Yvonne.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: AS I have
been silent reader Of the Letter Box for
a good long while, so l decided | would
write short note to the Letter Box
will describe myself for you all: 1 am Is
years of age, weigh 81 pounds, medium
complexion, the color of my hair is me-
do for pastime? Go to school, guess; don't
you? I go to school, make tatting and
crochet also. Enclosed find 10 cents for the
orphan baby. 1 will answer all letters and
cards received. ANNIE COXWELL.
Red Level, Ala.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please
move over and give room for another Geor-
gia boy. 1 have been a silent reader of the
Letter Box for quite a while. How are
you cousins enjoying this rainy weather?
/ live on a farm and like farm life fine.
I will describe myself and go: Fair com
plexion. blue eyes, brown hair, feet
inches tall, weight about 1885, age 16.
Some of you cousins write to me. 1 will
close, with riddle: What is it that is white
and black and red (read) all over. Your
new cousin, EARL CA1LoR.
Cisco, Ca, Rt 1.
P. Sind inclosed 10 cents for the
French baby. Will answer all cards and
letters received.
Dear Aunt Julia and cousins: 1t has
been some time since 1 wrote you in favor
of adopting an American child. 1t is still
my desire to adopt one of our own little
children. I feel that it would be great
blessing to us to send love and sunshine
to one of our American children, and l
am so glad that we can love and care for
dear little Yvonne. Also 1 wrote some
time ago and received a lot of nice let
ters from you dear cousins and also lot
of nice Xmas presents, which l sure did
appreciate. won't describe myself only
say 1 will be II years old the 18th of
February and I going to school. VIII
answer all letters and exchange pictures.
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