The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-15
Chickasha Girls Describe Their
IdeaILife Partners Specifi-
cations Call for High
Class Goods
YOUNG MEN WILL
HAVE TO "CO SOME"
To Fill the Bill Dudes Won't
Get a Look-ln Must Be All
Wool and a Yard Wide,
They Say


The seating capacity Of the Chris
tlan church was taxed last night to
accommodate the crowd that we're
oui 70 hear the sermon delivered BY
James A. chaIlenner Oh the subject,
'lhe Ideal Young Man as Viewed by
The Chickasha Young Women. This
was companion sermon to the one
delivered a few weeks ago, in which
the young men Of the city were given
an opportunity to express publicly
their conception Of true womanhood.
Both sermons we're good and attract
ed much attention and interest.
The verdict Of the congregations
that have heard the sermons is that
the young men exacted more than tho
young women one gin declared that
to accept a ring. an automobile and a
trip to Europe would induce her to
consider a proposal frof a man who
measured up to her standards, an
other insisted that her ideal must be
atie to wear the Masonic emblem and
ti.as the square must stand for four
square man. Dead beats. flirts, boys
who hang around the street corners.
men who are without religious scru-
pies, who are living only for the pres.
eni and getting only the Ausks of Lie,
who do not possess a reverence for
womanhood and a respect for old age.
who shlrk the duty Of his suffrage
rights, who fails to inform himself OF
he current interest happenings Of his
home city, county state and nation,
all these were slated as being beneath
the ideels Of the young women Who
wrcto letters.
Education, christianity and honesty
were the demands made on the youag
men, Only one Of the young women
announced that she was wearing an
engagement ring and had found her
ideal
Among the best letters received was
the following
Il would not expect to find man
that would fill every requirement /
VIII give number OF things he will
have to avoid as well as some traits
Of character he viii have to have
do not touch on his financial ability
still that would be a factor.
2 would want a manly man he
might not have amy Of the great vices
ard stlll lack the little virtues and
thereby cause life to be one continu-
Gus discord.
"A Young man whose index finger
an thumb Is the color. Of amber. who
/ is an expert at lighting match en- the
/ leg Of his trousers. using his ear Tor a
match safe, and his nose for a Chin
ney, with a yellow cord dangIng from
hts upper coat pocket attached 10 a
bar Of Dukes Mixtures. aud the
'makings IN his vest pocket even
though ne wears good clothes and goes
Ia 'sassiety' to sensible young lady
Is only joke and calls for pity and,
ara goodness knows no. girl wants to
have a standing joke. or man that
shn has to pity
"lf heard a young man speak disro
/ spectnlly 70 his mother or call his
fother THE Old Gent. OF My Gov
eruor though he treated nae wits
! every consideration, and Is cross to his
1 sister his words and actions to mS
T would be sign board, and in flaming
5 letters | would see The one word dan
1 ger and / would heed the warning
! would not want man who had asso
: ciates that | would have to apologlz,
{ fer II they frequented my home.
! would want him to be kind and con
: siderate one who was looking for tn,
good and associating with it.
! IT / heard him crltIeising ever
!, ono except his best girl when tha
( best girl becomes his wife. she ma,
!. expect 10 be the scapegoat for all HI
5 venom. A young man who secs al
t the good points In his eham and i
+ always excusing the trivial irailiies O
b that friend, has a trait that VIII con
r, siantly elevate him and every one wi
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