Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-18
Dear Folks

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Dear Folks
Some time ago I wrote you about
/ tibet unbleached muslin napkins with
/ the line stitched in black about an
! inch from the edge and half way
| from the edge to this line fringed out.
Well, [ have an aunt visiting me
now and she tells me of an even
prettier and more effective way of
making these tea napkins. She
takes d twclvc-inch square of the
| cotton, creases a line about an inch
above the edge, not more, she then
fringes the edge and last stitches
around the napkin on her creased
line. She puts black silkateen on her
hObbin and number sixty white cot
ton on top. This makes a distinct
| black line and with small basket
of gay posies in the corner of the
napkins makes just as fetching q
piece of table linen as you need.
Cordially yours,
AUNT JULIA.
Mrs. r. t.
You can take a, square loaf of
! bakers bread, cut slices two inches
thick, with your round biscuit cutter
cut out the centers, being careful
not to go all the way through. Toast
these and fill with creamed oysters,
chicken or any nice meat filling. OF
course the patty cases are a little
more dressy, but you will find this
service bot1 attractive and palatable.
Bobbed:-
If you will have the hair you had
cut off made into q small SWITCH
i'll n ly0 piolot twist
pin your growing out hair to your
head at your neck line, pin on this
switch and put ON net it will '.e
hardly possible to tell that your hair
has been cut. L did not know that
any employer this day and time OBJ
| jected to bobbed hair.
Bazaar
IF you will take two cups of brown
! sugar, moisten with four tablespoons
| of hot water, put on to boil and allow
| to boil four minutes, stirring con-
stantly, take from the fire, beat I'M
! til it starts to cool, then add a small
amount of vanilla extract and half
a cup of small nut meats, beat until
it begins to cream and drop by the
tablespoon on a lightly creased mar
lie or platter, you will have a de-
4IC4OuS CdIluy 1OI SOul DdZdI. / WO
| pounds Of brown sugar and a cup
and a half Of nut meats makes a
/ bOuntiful supply. 1t is a good plan
to test your sugar on a saucer, put
ting your saucepan off the fire, to
find if it creams before pouring up
Mary Lizzie:-
You can buy soft silver ribbon AND
use it for band around your bobbeC
head for evening wear. Most of the
girls are wearing these about two
inches broad at the front and tieC
in small bow just at the nape d
the neck in the sback.
John T.
Even for informal evening dress
like white shirt best, and with {
navy blue suit or a, gray suit you are
suitably dressed for any occasion
that does not require formal evening
dress.
Mrs. c. P. Brown. North Carolina:
Mrs Mamie Richardson, EIigl
Springs, Fla, has lost your address
Please send her this address as sh,
wishes to send some plants to you
some of you have already talked little
about the paint and powder, haven't you
Wen, that's all right. l have inst beer
N'HuciihS IL i Idu Il JWlH sister or DrOtn2l
IN the circle IL so, write me. NV birthday
is November IS. If any of Won girls ant
boys wish to write TO new cousin. let you
letters come to
tMIss) ROSA MAE WATSON.
Mount Croghau, s. G.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins. Flow are
you this evening, and what are you ali doins
for pastime? [ am going IN school snl
have real nice time. I am farmer
daughter, and like farm life fine Cousins
viii describe myself and go: Weight lis
age eighteen. and l have light brown eve
and dark hair Some of Won cousins writ,
to lonely Georgia girl. l will answer al
letters received.
CMISS) LILLE GAY.
Pavo' Ga, Route 2.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: I am
niue girl nine years old and in the fiftl
craze at school, and this will be my fourth
year. My school starts the second Nonds
IN October, l have had the same teache
each year but will have new teacher thi
year Her name is Miss Mamie Pat Ward
like geography, reading and spelling hes
OF al my studies. | was nine years oil,
me 18TH of July. Who has my birthday
have four little brothers and their name
are Richard, Joseph, Warren and Wayne
am the Oldest and the only girl l he'll
mamma iron. wash dishes, sweep floors
and care for the baby. My papa is the mai
Garner on route number one, Cana, y. C
we are glad when he comes by with th,
man. We have been taking The Journ9
dor ABOUT three years. We don't think W,
could do without it. Mamma loves to rea,
The Sunday school lessons so we'll IN
SAYS they are real sermons and the hes
she ever read. Mamma thinks it will y,
heIp 10 me to join your happy band o.
noES and girls. have blue eyes darl
mar and wear glasses. I had the head
acne so much last year in school the dor
Tor SAID had weak eyes. and would have
20 wear glasses. | live farm | likt
f9rm life fine I like 10 help mamma feeC
. ne yllGNeus ana pigs. l want to joi,
IN. 3e poultry club Just soon as an
Old enough, The club in our school ba
white Wyandottes and we also have nic
cum II has been raining here for about
enough ee for r meH first think think that will be
niece and cousin. With best wishes.
Cana, y. c.. r. F. D. l..
i 81 am sending cents for Inez.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII Won
neaSe move over for another country girl ?
W nat do you cousins do for pastimeP I
heip cook. wash and help nv stpnrot be >
with the houSework so you see I am buSv
most an the while. I viii not take a suh-
Ject as this is my first attemDt. I Will
cave my space for more gifted writer.
- were 10 take subject il would be
"n AotAer' My mother is dead, She
mas heen dead nearly four years but I have
good stepmother Well. I guess Won cons
ms 2re wondering what vour new co,1sin
I'2Rs Ike. / Will describe myself and 90
nave light hair mot bobbedl. blue ewes
my birthday. September IS? Have twin !.
Win love to Aunt Julia and ali the Coneips
your new cousin.
u!MISsl PEARL JONES.
Hey: Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII YOU
please let me in your merry band Of BOYS
and eirlsf I'm a jolly Georgia Cracker
everyone 1 can. kind word and smile
means so much and costs so little that