Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-19

cousins write to me. Pansy Hall, you write
to me. 1 will answer all mail received.
All you little girls from to II years old
write to me. hamilton H. Hopkins, l wrote
to you once, but didn't get an answer.
Why didn't you answer it? Aunt Julia, l
am sending a dime for Yvonne. Cousins,
see if you can answer this riddle: Goes
all over the fields and mountains and stands
still. Cousins don't you all think Aunt
Julia is doing a great work. Well, 1 will
close. LOUISE WALDROP.
Young Harris, Ga.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit this girl from The Land of Flowers
again? Thank you. 1 knew you would. 1
wonder if all the cousins are as happy as l
am this beautiful spring aftern2on-I re-
5oice in springtime. how many of the
cousins like to read? 1 read most all my
spare time. Would be glad to exchange
good story magazines or good books with
the cousins. How many have read the
History OF the World War?' 1 haven't
yet; think l shall soon. l won't describe
myself, as l have had two letters printed
before, though 1 am no old maid, nor red
headed. If anyone believes 1 am write and
send their photos along and will lsend them
one of mine and they can see for them
selves. Your niece and cousin,
MISS OUNCE M'CULLERS.
Route G, Live Oak, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here L
COME uSaln InlS De&uIllul uOFulUS, hoping
to be admitted, as l enjoyed my other let
ter immensely. What have you all been
doing? l have been crocheting, reading,
playing the photograph and gong to school.
l am Ill the clgnrn grade. How many of you
cousins like to go to school? l do for one.
l haven't missed day since it started. My
school teachers name is Miss Beck Harker,
and l like her fine. Why don't more Of
you soldier and sailor boys write? l like TO
read your letters. Luther Huff, come again,
Your letter was fine ldoomy stephen, IL
you see this, please write to me, as l lost
your address Emil Campbell, why don't you
answer my letter? Well, 1 won't describe
myself tins time, only by saying L am
sweet sixteen years old. Aunt Julia, here
is my bit for the baby. SO 1 will bid you
all adieu, wishing you all a very happy
Easter. All you good looking cousins write
to me and 1 am sure you will get an an
DOROTHY RAKER.
Elliott, s. c., Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia: Will you admit north
ern girl into your little circle of cousins?
My home is in Iowa, but we nave been
spending the winter in your beautiful Flor
ida, and it is while here that we have
enjoyed reading the letters so much. 1t is
very kind and thoughtful Of YOU, Aun
Julia, to care for the little French girl,
giving us all an opportunity to help out.
l am inclosing a dime toward the fund l
am with the cousin who suggests you print
us picture of her some day. As we will
be leaving very soon for home I am going
to give my home address and 1 wish some
of the cousins would write. l will always
be interested in the club and what You are
all doing. With love and best wishes al
ways, BEULAH HOLT
Sioux City, Iowa, S16 18th st.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 wonder
how you all are this fine spring day. Ill
bet that each and every one of you are
feeling like singing. I am for one. I GER
tainly enjoy the spring, when all the flow
ers in bloom and the bees buzzing
around them. 1t makes one think life is
worth living after ALL Aunt Julia, I for
one am certainly glad you adopted the little
French baby, and, cousins, let's get Aunt
Julia to adopt an American child, too.
What say you to that? l live in Grady
county. Georgia, where the famous Grady
county cane syrup is made. We have just
finished planting cane Cousins, I want to
extend to each and every one an invitation
to come and ME in syrup-making time.
and you, too, Aunt Julia. If you girls want
TO and will write to me, let your letters
fly to POPSY NJ. HURST.
Cairo. Ga, r. F. D. 2, Box 1874.