Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

so You see that is where l am lacking, but
l guess my hair will remain long. or
course bobbed hair is a personal matter and
everyone should do they please about t.
but ! don't think it is becoming to grown
ladies' as their hair is their browning glory
and beauty. It's pretty for young girls
under sixteen to wear b0hbed hair. This is
merely my opinion. Well I have politely
left my subject on ideals, so ! will now
come back and tell you about mine. AS 70
his person, l would prefer him having dark
hair and eyes, being tall, etc; but all that
doesn't matter so much if he is a real
gentleman which my ideal is. 10 be
gentleman" he must be a true Christian,
respect and defend all forms of weakness.
have moral ideas, and that would include
leaving things alone, such as intoxicating
liquors which would tear him down ply
sicaly as well as mentally. He should also
strive to bring his country to higher stand
ard Of civilization. | would like for him TO
be Mason, because | believe they practice
chivalry j. e.. sacrifice on the par tOf the
strong in behalf of the weak. My ideal
must have an income sufficient to supply
the needs Of a common home. He need not
be rich, because happiness does not come
through riches necessarily. Now. | have
never seen this Ideal" hut | will have
plenty of time to see him before / an old
maid. cause | don't consider any girl
old maid before she passes twenty-five, AMI
| am only nineteen. Neither do | consider
old bachelor before he passes
thirty. l think young people should want
to secure good educs tion. enjoy single lite
and do some special line OF work acco
plish something else good before they settle
GOWN to q married life. They viii he more
ready 10 settle down then, and here would
not he many divorce cases. I did intend
to tell YOU about my good luck in painting
our little runab0ut buggy. but | haven't
time, so, auHtic. please pardon me and III
not bother Won folks sgain until another
school term has passed. Everybody write %
this optimist and lover of music. Sincerely
NauToO Ala, Route B.
Desr Aunt Julia: win YOU please let a
little country boy join Your band? | have
never written before and hope TO he ad-
m fnritf6.. don see many boys ny age
do YOU little folks DO for pastime and what
are your pets: have Iittie bantam
pigeons and little calf thai ] ride. !
play from sun-up until sundowr J find
little birds nests but never put my hands
in them because / don't think that is
right. had an operation for appendj-
citiS about three months ago and ! sure
was glad when l got where l cOu6 PLAY
again. | had some good nurses and mama
or papa one stayed with me al the time
but was glad 10 get back home. five
years old. will soon be- going 10 school.
EARL PARK.
Tennine. Ga.
Dear Aunt Jnlia and Cousins: Please Jet
another girl from North Carolina join your
The Journal and its our ia vorite paper.
We couldn't do without 1t doesn't seem
Ike. Cousins. l want to exchange flowers
with some OF Won. have several Va I'd
flowers and few hov flowers would
like 10 exchange yellow jefferson roses
and SuruFm dwarf cherries fo- ,stricb
plume fern, fuchSias. nibicus. oIeauders
Christmas cactus pr most any other pretty
flowers. NV plants all nave strong roots
II anyone vii, exchange with me- write
or send the flowers and III assure you
yours. Please send plants that have roots.
Aunt Julia. please print this and III not
bother YOU sSsin for long time Hope to
hear from all the flower lovers. new
cousin.
CMISS) LUCY ABSHER.
Strattord. y. c.. r. F. D. l. Box 5.
Dearest Aunt Julia and Cousins: Ma
come in for short chat: Ii has been al
most year since / visited ~ circle. 81
hou-h II being -ord while 7 have not
| f"rcotten NOW e1i5red ms visit and how
nice suutle was 10 NriHf my letter. J ran
neFse thank hs< az0aSA Iax ans &.GG