The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-25

WOuiQ 90 as Well. II is very naTQ INES
when there are two to choose to win
the bread of life-a plain conscien-
tious woman in her thirties who
would not refuse a greatly needed
position even through she had to get
up at o'clock in the morning and
walk few miles to it, or a bright,
jolly, light-hearted girl, who would
infuse sunshine into dullness and
warm hearts.
There are quite number of elderly
business men who would appreciate
the hard working woman who is in
her thirties and who would not con-
slider taking others younger who are
better to look at. Put yourself in the
'woman's place who must work and try
to hold her own with the younger ones
and see if you could have less dis
couragement.
There's one consolation that must
not be overlooked and that is, that the
pretty young girl girl does not always
remain long in the same position.
Her charming influence has touched
chord in the heart of some young
man, and she becomes engaged.
When she resigns to prepare for her
wedding they will not refuse the
steady woman of so place.
/ Miss Libbey's replies to your let
ters. Personal letters not answered.
Correct name and address must be
given to insure attention, not to print.
Use ink. Write short letters, only
on one side of paper. Address Miss
Libbey, No. GIG President street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Engaged Mans Picture With Other
Girl.
Dear Miss Libbey: Is it proper for
an engaged man to have his picture
taken with girl other than the one
he intends to marry? Does not the
| girl to whom he is engaged have a
fright to be greatly displeased in such
a case? Your reader. E. L.
! don't see how he could have over
looked what your feelings would be
in regard to their pictures taken
Lovers in happy frame of mind Of
ten forget some things which give
loffense. No doubt he will explain that
he intended no offense to you. You
might overlook it.
Just Starting To Go With Girls.
Dear Miss Libbey: You help
others, kindly aid me. / am a youth
just starting out among girl friends.
!. What should boy say to girl when
he enters the door of church he
does not attend and did not desire to
step in? Also when youth takes a
girl home is he to enter her house?
R. G.
Previous to entering the church
while on the steps, you should men
ton to her what you do not intend to
do. Better go into place of worship
than wait outside for her. When a
youth takes a girl home it is usually
too late to walk into the house. Chat
few minutes at the door with her.
Anxious to Reform Him.
Dear Miss Libbey: Am youl
reader, young girl, much devoted K
a young man who has kept my steady
company while. Declares he loves
: me. Has many bad habits of which
try anxiously to break him. i
: seems impossible Don't you think i
he really loved me he would do wha
I ask? Kindly reply to A. G.
) If he was as anxious as you are t.
change for the better he would sool
) reform. Reformation must be befort
marriage, not after. Love is wanting
S otherwise.
r Dear Miss Libbey: / am a girl o
is. Your heart topic advice ask ali
: of. love q young man of 10. w
are sweethearts six years. He neve
proposed marriage till six weeks age
Parents liked him till I began to car
: for him. They object to his cominI
0 to the house. Ought / to let hir
t come or should we meet at neighbor
0 house? He insists I kiss him good
|. bye as we part. Should a girl kiss
= boy none love dS we'll DIS 1
g him. Parents will send me away be
: fore we will marry. No reason VIII
e not wanting him as a son-in-law. ]
: we have to part, we viii be heart
n broken. I am wanted to be schoC
1t teacher but wish to be his wife. On
y thing we cannot agree on; he want
e to go with another girl if / am nc
along. Is this right, please?
'e R. S.
e Your course of true love does ne
r run smooth. Parents see ficklenes
I in love when they object, sometime
le One who kisses or wants to go wit
g another is light of love.
n
e Dear Miss Libbey: You love to az