Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-09


tain things, impresses me greatly.
| 1t seems to indicate that false pride
| is in the discard.
AS do not feel that I am in any
way authority on such subjects I am
going to purchase a book on ETH
quette especially written for chill
dren and young people and one for
the grOwn-ups.
Thank you many times for your
cordial letters.
Cordially,
AUNT JULIA.
Student:
You put Mr., Miss or Mrs, in
| parenthesis when signing q letter.
not when the name, say Mrs. Jones,
is mentioned in a letter. 1t is con-
sidered bad form and discourteous
to sign your name Mrs. John Smith
to personal letter, you should
write Mrs. john before Lucy 7.
! Smith.
| Blue or Green:
| For betwixt and between blonde
such as you describe yourself to be,
either color should be becoming.
Anxious:
MY u6hF WOIHdH, dIy CITY UIlue
or in fact I should think anybody
| would be filled with delight at re-
ceiving a gift of a tufted spread.
| Not only are they artistic, but the
actual work on them makes them
most acceptable as a gift. You could
| dye your unbleached muslin either
a shade of old blue or a deeprose
and do your tufting in the white.
Marjorie Daw:
If you are planning to have a
swimming party when your guests
come for the weekend be sure to
| state this in your invitations so that
| they may bring bathing suits. A
swimming party in the late after.
noon followed by supper would be
/ my choice.
| Housewife:
Please do not have your walls
dark. Nothing is more depressing
than green walls, and many consider
them unwholesome on account of
the arsenic used in the paint. Light
buff, yellow and very light gray
gives a good light room For bed
room the very light rose gives q
good light room. For a bed room the
ticularly if you use the cretonne
draperies to accord with this colof
Brown Eyes:
An honest apology is all anyone
can give. If the boy refuses to be
friends, he is the loser.
Mrs. P. P. W:
Quentin is pronounced in this
country as if spelt kwentin.
never sees one without the other, so you ca n
imagine what chums we are. We would be
! glad to hear from some of you cousins. Two
new cousins,
MATTE STONE.
JAMIE STONE.
Chester, s. c.. R. F. d. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
little Mississippi girl into your happy
band Of boys and girls. L wonder what YOU
cousins are doing this cloudy day. L like
in the country, and like country life fine.
l live on farm of hundred acres. have
father and mother and two sisters and one
brother. l wonder how many of you cousins
like flowers | do. My favorite flowers
are roses and violets. How many of you
cousins like to 30 to Sunday school? I do.
The name of our school is Simpson school;
it is about mile da half from my
| home. l thirteen years of age. Who
has my birthday, August 6? l will not de-
| scribe myself. for it would take mp too much
| space. | will answer all letters and cards
received. new. cousin,
EDNA SIMPSON.
Weir, Miss, r. F. d. 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
South Carolina girl to join your happy
hand of cousins. i live in the country near
Table Rock mountain, and would like for
some of You cousins TO come to me and
we will take a trip to the mountains. 1 will
not describe myself, this is my first
time. MY age is between eighteen and
! twenty-one. / would like to correspond with
some of you cousins, so let your letters fly.
BESSIE CHASTAIN.
Pickens s. c., Route 6.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will You
| move and give seat by of
you good-looking cousins for I'll promise
! not to stay long. I just a country lad
from the dear old state of Florida Florida
! is a beautiful old state now, for the birds
are singing their pretty songs, the woods
are full Of flowers, the trees are in full
| bud and the fields are turning green. with
the farmers crops. | live a farm just
one mile from the SuwanPe river, and you
bet l have lots OF fun going in swimming.
I'm just a junior in school. Our school is
not running now, but will start July l. Do
You cousins like to 20 to school. Didn't l
all of your hands go up? | will GER
tainly raise mine. How many of you belong
to a club of kind? I have been
member for two years, and like it fine. Tor
l have won several good prizes. I mist
place for the dear old Journal readers. AS
this is my first attempt, had better close
! before l break auntie's rules I won't de-
scribe myself, but will tell you my age
! sweet sixteen. All of YOU cousins wMte
and to all who send photos of themselves /
will assure an answer. Love to all
MR.. KENNETH S. MMULLBN.
Bowling Park, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will Won
please move over and give me room for just
! m 7 Letter
Box for some time decided l would write
and see If Aunt Julia would let me enter her
lovely circle. 1t surely is nice to have
| place like this to get acquainted with the
cousins. I, like some OF the other cousins,
don't like TOO much powder, and don't like
paint at all Nature gives us enough color
without putting paint on. l don't believe in
! it myself. Come again. Carry Rose your
letter was just fine. You surely did give
some good advice for the young folks. l
read your letter, and am sure l would nor
like for Jesus to come and find me partak-
| ing in one Of those parties, and l don Ne
\ lieve there is Christian who would. l
believe we all should study more about the
! coming of Jesus Christ than we do. ], like
most Of the cousins. live in the country. and
like 1t fine. l 20 to school nearby, and am
in the eighth grade. | will not describe
myself, for all the cousins might get scared
and run and leave me here in strange
that at all. Cousins, l am going to ask
favor Of you. Will some send me the
song. THE Lips That Touch Liquor Shall
Never Touch Mine? Cousins, all OF yoH
write who want TO correspond with coun-
| try girl. | will answer all letters and cards
HETTIE BRONSON.
Ponce de Leon, Fla, Route a. n. Box 4?
Hello. everybody. VIII You 9dmt two
/ lonely Alabama girls into your hHppY "tr"le
We haven't anything especially interesting
to write about, but, nevertheless. we arc