Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24
THE QUESTION BOX
FOR EVERYBODY
Rules

MUST NOT be included in letter for
Aunt Julias Letter Box. The Ques-
| lions must be sent separately and
must be addressed to Aunt Julia's
Question BOX. The Atlanta Tri-W eek
ly Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Folks-It is hard to realize
that on the Dist of June our days
| began to grow shorter. They seem
to grow longer SO slowly and shorter
SO quickly that it makes us hurry
during the winter to get things done.
My point is that it is a good thing to
Go bits of fancy work during our
long summer days and put them
aside for Christmas Giving. You re-
member how we rushed last Christ
mas getting things done.
Cordially,
AUNT JULIA.
NJ. T.. Tiff my girl" seemed
offended and l didn't honestly know
a, reason why she should be, I'd go
right to her and ask fatty what
was the matter Don't let friend
ship wither through misunderstood.
ing.
June: If you have a fine white
wolfe that you have hemstitched by
hand and will get a thin white hat
| Q say thin because they are so much
prettier), and will have your hat
trimmed with dressmaker s tulle you
will have a. lovely white costume and
the dressmaker tulle will not stick
| together and wilt in damp weather.
Of course you will want white slip
pers and stockings. A bride dressed
| like that at an afternoon wedding
will be in absolute taste.
Mrs. Elder: 1 can sympathize
with your position fully. Of course
! you do not want to seem to rum
church affairs. You certainly can
not afford to be Indifferent. You
| will have more responsibilities than
before, but l suggest that you act
as any other woman who is deeply
interest in church, do your very best
to help in everything, but do not
make too many suggestions.
Mrs. r.: Thank you so much for
your letter. l felt sure that many,
many of my readers in small COM
munitieS would feel the same inter
est as | do in their church beauti-
flying A man from another state,
who belonged TO a Baptist church in
a very scattered community, told ms
that his wife had been instrumental
in planting shrubs and roses near
their church building. He said that
they built a trellis over the front
and side doors, on these they plant
ed two hardy climbing roses, the
Dorothy Perkins, and one other, so
~ n ~.
the other rose commenced. He said
that they found it very little trou-
BILE to keep these roses trimmed,
and that at the sides of the church
they planted privet hedge plants
and that the result was very salts.
flying.
Nell: Name your daughter Flea,
nor and see that she is called by
her full name. In this way your
husbands wish that your little girl
be named TO rboth you and his
mother will be eratified and you'll
be spared the big and little Nell"
that you do not like.
fine mountain scenery. I am not going TO
describe myself. but will leave that to you
but please be reasonable. My age is be-
tween eighteen and twenty-one. All You
cousins write me. both boys and girls.
will assure you an answer. so let your let
ters come on. and | will he running along
before Amt Julia grows impatient with me.
Your cousin.
(MR.) GEORGE II. JENKINS.
Mountain City, Tenn.
Dear Auntie:& Ny! there are so many
Ills for my photo | am inclosng You one
for the paper. It's a snapshot though not
as good some | have had made, but it's
the best in the last lot of this weeks outs.
| If it's TOO small if you will return it III
send larger one, send you the amount
for having it enlarged up there. Can't say
l. just now when III be able to outline the
two reel plays | spoke of in one of the
April issues of the Council. First and
then another appear to lead each week.
! Everything here is dry and all crops are
short Can't remember the time when the
weather quietest in all the states for
thirty days. May | figure back? Refer
ence is some different than others and must
| have been in 1880, with more than four
months, while valley and plain regions have
always been somewhat the center of furious
gales. Win also try and remember your
shells from the longest sand beach in the
world in Florida. Don't know as it's neces-
sary for my description though 1 had better
give it, Fair complexion, without freckles
J feet 1012 inches high. weight $40 pounds
black hair. Make anything from a station
| in the air TO one hundred thousands dollar
| necklace, though I'm a farmer With much
love to all. | am
tMRl RAYMOND R. SANCHEZ. g.
Trenton, Fla.
Dear Aunt Julia: | have often thought
after reading the letters that / would Like
10 write, but could never think of anything
interesting, and felt that the space taken by
my letter would be loss. | shall describe
my home. as | can think of nothing else
! II is situated on hill in 4 beautiful grove
At the foot of the hill there is small
bridge from which you drive up the hill to
the house. On the west side there is
small stream and the grove goes into woods
| The place is surrounded by water. creek
and the rest smaller streams. In the woods
! rOu may find every Kind Of wild flower
/ There are severa small roads through these
woods that wind along the banks of the
stream, and on these roads is where | ride
| horseback l have TO ride alone though, as
| am the only child, and there are not any
young people in this community. My birth
! day is August 16: age Il. ii any OF the
cousins care to write l will be glad to hear
from them.
(NISS) LILA EDWARDS.
jefferson. Ga, Route {.
Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Wonder If
you will admit another Georgia boy into
your happy band of boys aud girls? Move
+ over. folks. I am quite stranger. l
want a seat right over here by Aunt Julia.
! rather ''timid" and feel bit awkwa ri
among many boys and pretty girls. Good
ness. what crowd. What shall I DO with
my six feet Of humanity? Really. it is su
inspiration to read the many interesting let
ters that ! find in the Letter Box from the
boys and girls. Like most of you folks.
live in the country and like ii fine have
travelled quite bit and have been in cities,
both large and small. When l get back TO
the dear old country and view Mother Ma
ture and her wonderful works I always say,
like Gene Strstten Porter in one of her
writings. "Oh, God how beautiful are thy
Words As this is my first attempt at
writing will describe myself and go Brown
eyes and hair, fair complexion, age between
Is and n. All you boys and girls writ.