Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-19
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Question Fox. The Atlanta Tri-Week-
ly Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Folks: + do not remember
whether / told you about the new
elastic bandeaus that are being worn
when automobiling or for sport
wear. so will risk telling you again
for L have found the one L have
such comfort.
These bandeaus or head bands are
j or thin elastic, about 3 inches wide.
The designs are stripes of different
colors, quite becoming and pretty.
The price is only so cents, very rea-
sonable for novelty. ] will be
very glad to furnish you the name
of the store that is carrying them
in Atlanta, or will make the pur-
chase for you if you will write me
the color of. your hair, the colors
you prefer, if they are in stock
DIETER give two or more), and if
you will send me postoffice money
order for So cents.
Cordially yours,
AUNT JULIA.
I. f. C.-Write to Mr. Joseph A.
Cronk, board of bar examiners, Sa-
Vannah, Ga, in regard to your ques-
lions as to what day and date the
June, 1922, bar examination was
held in Macon, and as to when the
announcement of successful candi-
dates was made.
June-Nothing is as satisfactory
to my w ~ Of thinking as a good
quality Of crepe de chine for wear
in travelling. Navy blue for this
time of the year would be better
than brown.
Ella B.-Sorry I cannot give
names Of different products in this
column. ] did that at one time, but
it grew to be matter of adVertis-
ing, and that, of course, would not
do, but if you will send me a stamped
, addressed envelope I'll give you the
name Of the dog soap you want.
Belief turned your letter over
to the library commission, ] think
that they can help you better than
[ can in the selection of a program
of reading for your club.
e. T. R.-The woman always en-
ters church or a theater before the
man, where there are ushers in
either building. the usher, of course.
goes first and indicates seats for the
people following him.
err. Ny darling mother has been dead for
twelve years. but | think ] could appreciate
a mothers love if only ! could have it,.
What is home without mother? Who is
| always ready to help you when help is
most needed; when every one else forsakes
you. who is loyal and true? No one but
mother The majority of boys and girls of
today DO not appreciate a mothers love as
they should. When YOU do something for
! mother you are rewarded with sweet
smile. mothers love aud her gentle
smiles, money cannot buy them. SO be good
| to mother, FOX there is friend like moth
er. L will change my subject now for
while and tell you all about the place
where 1 live. We live in the cutest little
house, with flowers, just lots of flowers
and pretty vines. l know you would all
(like to visit me. Wouldn't we have such
q nice little chat among the beautiful flow
ers? The oranges are almost gone and
surely miss them. | want to ask favor
Of you cousins. viii anyone who knows the
songs, 60 Feather Your Nest" and Hello
Central please send them to me. l will
return the favor in any way I can Well
Auntie, you will surely make a little Flor
Ida IDA. girl happy il you print this. All of
you boys and girls write me. The ones that
send photos viii get one of mine in return
and please. Aunte you and all the cousins
come and go with me to wiener roast,
tonight. Wouldnt there be a jolly crowd
or us Ruby D., | hope you see this letter
OF mine ! must close. but I will tell you
that am is years Of age. With love. alden
MISS LEONA A. WALKER.
Eagle Lake Fla, P. o. Box 81.
Hello. Auntie and Cousins: This is an
q o. visitor asking admittance once again.
frooaoly some of you boys and girls re-
lnrmoer me. | won't take a subject this
Ilme but if l were to it would be Friends, !"
l always try to be friends with everybody.
asu d hletl everyone with smile. My great
sst ueSlre III life is to be a friend of every
oodN' man and beast. | must slip Auntio
Few thanks, and run home think Won
VIII all agree that she is one who can be
counted a friend. Leaving NV ace for ali
! 10 guess 'hetween * and Is Here,s 1oor
/ ing an invitation for every bow and rirI to
drop me line. Wake up, Mathie ROYALS
! ana Ra,pS Seals, also Alton Taylor and
Afchle Morgan. Lovingly.
/ Glenmore, Ga. IVA UNTIL IN
Hello Aunt ! liza and Cousins. WIN vol
aohEt two Alabama girls INTO vopr LannI
! t"n" OF "oys and girls. We hayp writer
1r,yIe' Int wee not admitted. We knou
/ aunt julia is such a dear and friendly
Woqan that she will print our lett tbi.
! tilae As most of .ha cousins take a sut-
!ect 10 write on, will also. We will take
Nharhcter for our subject. Character is
| one OF the greatest motive powers in mo
Moru' character is to a man what flv
us Whcci Is to an engine 1t is . sure
/ star OF success when everything els. faiTs.
re VINO has character has the mean9 of
J beng usefu1 not only to his friends b,t
! 10 the church Of God and t. ths world.
wren person Las lost his character 81;
] IS ioSt. Ite despises himself. be is ljesnis9.
| oF MS fellow men; within is shame and rc-
morse without neglect and roproach.
iva iHar1 fdr IS the srandest thing man can
i've Tor It is to have the worth Of the
soul, wealth Of heart, diamond dust of
mind Character is OF slow growth and III,
Smallest CHILD end weakest individual may
Httdln helThts of the greatest character
theF possess. Let us all try TO attain the
! character that God wants us TO attain
and We Will receive great reward
"racIouS. our letter is getting 50 long
- must 20, OF Anntlo says to lie brief,
Our ages are between sixteen and TWEEN
ty-oHe Some Of you coISinS who would like
to lear from two country sisters write
US. Please send mali separately
tMISSl BESSIE HORHS. and
MISS MAE HOBBS.
Wallace, Ala. Route /, Box 20.
Dear Amt Julia Won't you please nd.
init Il braHd-new cousin wto likes the Let
ter Box very much That 3 the first
thing ] read when the Journal comes
You sill have discussed so many interest
ing subjects that I an afraid I could not
do justice TO one. Perhaps l will try next
time. il this ESCAPES the vast basket
| live in the country and like il Zinc
although I lived in town until about one
month ego.
havn brown nEns hcnMn hni- NJ 80