Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-16

| received from all, and watch out, girls, who
| arc the first five to get and give photos. so,
" ~ William GETTERMAN.
RaiGCrd. Fla, Box @21.
L. ST. am known rs ''Eilly.' What is
| this? Come one come all. Here II is: Il. h.
| i. ID. {. Y. S. *.
Dear Aunt Julia ana Cousins; Will you
| please make room for a Florida boy to Join
| your happy band of boys and girls? As it is
| the rule. ! will describe myself. so here
! goes: Gray eyes, fair complexion, brown
| hair, weight about eighty pounds, feet Il
| inches tall, age twelve. | live on Il turm Of
| 2TG aires. I do not like farm life as well
| rs 7 like town. l think I am going to
| White Springs in Jauuary and go to school.
| My sister, c. NJ. is gon% at White Surin%S.
| She is fourteen years old. I would like for
| you cousins to write to me and send III"
| some Kodak pictures. will send mine III
| some other letter. l will write soon, so YOU
| Cousins let your letters Hnd cards fly. !
| will answer them all. Please PRINT TINS.
'N' ''''''' anu ' j. W. GoODBREAD.
| Jasper, Ga, Route b. RoV 40.
p. ST. sending a dime for ANonne.
| Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: viii You
please admit Georgia girl into your happy
| band of hOYs and girls? | nave been Il
| silent reader OF Aunt Julia's Letter Box Tor
| a long time AS it is my first time. Will
describe myself: Fair complexion, blue eyes,
| black hair, weigh eighty-five pounds, eleven
years of age l have been picking Gotten
| this week and it is raining now. 1t will
soon be Christmas, nearly time for Santa
| Claus, and 1 sure will be glad. Enclosed
find a dime for YvOnne. Please print this
| If you think it is worth printing.
ANNIE RUTH HOLCOMB.
Fayetteville, Ga, R. F. D. No. 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit a girl from the Tar Heel state to
join your happy circle of boys and girls? l
like to read the Letter Box fine. l live on
a farm and have to go three miles to school.
l will describe myself and co. l am feet 5
inches tall, hlac; hair, brown eyes, fair
complexion; will be twelve years old in Feb
rUary. HGLA POPE.
Wadesboro, N. c.. Route /.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will YOU
admit a stranger from Alabama in your
jolly band of boys and girls? L will promise
not to stay long. 1 guess most of=you cous-
ms are going to school. 1 am for one, and
have a real nice time. l go to school at
Alexander. My teachers name is Miss Gray
We all like her fine. What did all YOU
cousins do Thanksgiving? l hope you had
nice time. Aunt Julia, l. too, think you did
n great thing for the orphan child. May
had brothers to go to France? 1 did for
one. He said those French children sure
| needed help. He was in the Three Hundred
and Twenty-first infantry. Eighty-second di-
vision. Wake up there, Luther Huff, come
again. Tell us more about France. Well,
as it is a rule to describe yourself (Hush l
hear you laughing), here I go: Light hair,
hazel eyes, fair complexion, 5 feet inches
tall, age 10. 1 will close asking all to
write to me. So, good-by. Your new
cousin, ELLA HARDIN.
Jacksonville, Ala, R. ..
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you
admit a South Carolina boy into your happy
band of boys and girls? Papa takes the
Journal and l sure like to read the letter
box, and enjoy it fine. 1 guess you want to
know how l look. 1 have black hair, am
four feet nine inches and have some freckles.
am fourteen years old. My birthday is
on the 18TH of April Some of you good
looking girls write to a lonely South Caro-
lima boy. By-by. j. c. cox, JR.
Moore, S. G.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1t is so
cold standing out here that our noses are
| almost frost bitten so please let us in by
the fire just a little while. Now, that's
right. We are very comfortable in this
warm room with many intelligent, good
looking cousins. l. Ina, sixteen years
of age, weigh lis pounds, have brown eyes
many tainted? If no one did, will ask
permission of Aunt Julia if I may cor
respond with the cousins Yes? Well,
cousins, all of you that want to correspond
with country girl who is going to school
every day and learning lots, lust let the
letters fly to N. c. r. Connaree. Will
not describe myself, as I am an old mem
Der and have given my description once be-
fore. We live among the Blue Ridge noun
tains and the scenery is picturesque; the
leaves are falling and "Indian summer has
begun To be at a distance the I1oun-
tains are a hazy blue. Well as we are
guessing that Mr.. W. B. is cold standing out
on the piazza, we will go and give him a
place around the fire by saying for AL the
cousins Tor most of them) to write us and
we will gladly answer all. With best re
CARDS, we remain, your nieces and cousins,
CONNAREE KIRKPATRICK,
AND INA D0TSON.
Clyde, N. c., Route 1.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins Move over.
please, and let me have a seat near Aunt
Julia and some good-looking boy. Christmas
IS drawing near. | wonder what all of you
are planning to do? 1 am expecting d real
good time, as we are planning on having a
christmas entertainment at my home church.
My! but won't you please quit your laugh
ing while / am trying to describe myself :?
So here 1 go: Blond hair. blue eyes, fair
complexion and feet 3 inches tall. Gee
put / am sure quite a little girl. I weigh
POuAAoS'
Y. ! hope you are all through laughing
as l have decided to take my departure, as
hear Mr.. .Wastebasket coming. So let
your letters fly to CORA CARGO.
Edmonds, N. G.
2. 81 am sending 10 cents for the
French baby.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: 1 have been
reading the letters from your Letter Box for
some time, and I enjoy reading them very
1nucn. sec there have been lots of cousins
nelplng you, and / want to do something
too. Well, If it is the rule to describe your
self, I will do so: Dark brown hair dark
gray eyes, fair complexion, about : feet 4
inches, weigh 120 pounds, and l will leave
my age for you to guess. Say, will be glad
to get letter or card from any of you
cousins. and 1 will answer them all Well
will quit before Mr.. w. b. comes will
close with love and best wishes to Aunt Julia
and cousins. Yours 4
MISS BEss M'LENDoN.
Carrollton, Ca, Route 3, Box 20.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: How are you
all passing away this rainy day? I've been
quilting. I will say to the soldier boys, /
am sure glad you are back home. / hope
we won't have any more cruel war I will
describe myself and go: am 5 feet inches
high, weigh $50 pounds, have dark brown
hair, blue eyes, fair complexion. My father
owns car and we have some times car rid
ing. I live ON O farm. and sure like it.
will be seventeen years old on January IL.
Send me a shower of cards that day. If
anyone has my birthday, let them write to
me. RUBY MAE WILSON.
COnyers, Ga, Route 4.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you ad-
nit another Alabama girl into your band IF
of the Letter Box for a long time. /, like
most n tbp ooTSiOS 1.-Two on farm and