Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-01-20
SOME GOOD ADVIC
FORUNG GIRLS

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Actress, in Theorgian.
One Of khe most ticult things
that we girls ever hato do Ii to
draw the line betweSrudehcy and
prudence. We don'tnt to be lit
tie priggy, prunes-arism girl, In
the constant state oeing shocked
ut nothing. Neither we want to
be the sort Of girlhom nothing
shocks.
And it isn't easy ttrike the gol>
den mean between th6wo extremes,
where a girl can be endly with a
man without his tryirp get familiar
with her.
OF course, every gilikes to have
lots of beaux, and to popular with
men. She wants to bSe Of the lucky
ones asked out to thSeaters and to
dinner and supper, who always
has plenty of partnerk a dance.
And only too often girl who has
these good things Is , Of the free
and-easy sort who drs and smokes
with men, and laughshen they tell
questionable stories, d whose lips
are free to any maRho wants to
kiss her.
A False u.
This makes young rls think that
if they want to be adr they must
he a bit giddy and srty, and, above
all. they mustn't "keei man at arms
length" as my granS other used to
LAY. Why, I have en- heard girls
say that unless you let man kiss you
when he brought you home from a
party 1t was truly q cd night" for
him, for he'd never seyou any more
Poor little dears!
They can't see an int beyond their
noses, or else they'd nice that while
men flock around this 5rt Of girl, like
bears around a hone}bot, as long as
she's young and prey and amusing
they don't marry he
One by one theysdrop away, anG
when you ask whom5 hey have picked
for wives you'll f1ns out that ever!
of them BIS married som,
,rim little Puritan of girl who mad,
him mind his mannSs when he wa
with her. &
Men are terribly 9Just In this re
slect. A man will us every argumen
md persuasion to ind bee a young cir
70 drink cocktails unl she gets silly
and have contempt IL her for doin
It. He will spend d$s pleading wit
her to kiss him, and|be suspicious .
her If she does.
No girl can tell d what he say
what he's really thi&ing, and man
n man who tempts q girl is prayin
in his heart she will ave the strengt
and principle to resisfhim.
The Girls Mes Honor.
The Bible says Et one of tn
llies---s11u
solve IS "the way oH a man with
maid" But one thing Is certain
;.rls, and that it that deep down
his soul every man hohors and respect
the girl who respects herself, and WI
wraps her maidenly dignity and inn
rence about her so that it becomes
armor that protects her like a COZ
" mail.
The girl who shrinks away at a f
miliar touch, whose cheeks flame re
1T vulgar wit, and whose lips are kel
sacred for the one great kiss-th'
is the kind Of a girl that every ma
hopes to marry.
When you 80 to the florist, girl
IS the half-open lily, it's the bud vii
the dew still upon 1t, that you ha'
to pay highest for. The big rose tn
's shop worn and that everybody HI
hpen handling you can buy for a son
Nobody wants 1t, and what's tr'
f flowers it true Of girls. The q
RENE charm Of Cirlhood is It's reserr
'ts freshness, its unsullied whitenes
md when you trample these In Il
lust you make the mistake OF yo'
life.
And rs for the men who won't ps
anv attention to girls with whom TIT
can not he fresh" you are lucky
escape them.