The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28

nice to me. later we quarreled and
now I cannot forget him, WHAT SHAH
do to forget him. ELSIE
occupy your mind with some work,
Dear Mrs. Thompson--Does Il eost
much to have hairs taken from the
face by the use Of the electric needls'
Yes, about $40 per hour, u 81 per
hair,
Dear Mrs. Thompson--My small
daughter has no talsn; ior oaneina, yet
insist upon her attending school n
hopes that she may learn 70 IKE u
Az 9e , r'g fhs exercise win he good Tor
her and the training win also prevent
her from becoming awkward
Dear Mrs Thompson--l visit a uirt
who permits me TO can only on week
days. Another man calls upon her
every Sunday. I wish her TO alternate
dates, Would you mention the matter
10 her. ROY.
II cared to, yes.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--ls II proper for
a girl TO dictate 10 a boy unless she ls
engaged TO him7 | mean about whether
or not he shall visit other girls,
No. Il is not right and / would not
care for a girl who attempted TO do So
Dear Mrs, Thompson--What would
you do IL a young man had asked you
for steady company and you loved him
truly, and then he turned you down.
That young man Is Is and ! am e.
He bought me a Christmas present and
I accepted. A few weeks ago we were
az a dance, and after the dance he took
me home, but he didn't ask me for a
date and only kissed me good might.
Since that time have not seen him |
know he Is not sick, but no one knows
why he left me.
What shall / do7 Shall write 70
him or call him and ask what the trou-
| Bile is? II is hard TO give him up.
A RUN DOWN PERSON..
| Simply accept the truth that the boy
no longer cares for you and take your
| disappointment in such way that he
and others VIII not know how much he
! has hurt you. DO not write. His
STAYING away should be explanation
enough. II the Christmas present was
a piece OF jewelry return II.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: | am a Girl ri
| years old. ! have lot OF friends and
a good Job, but am not satisfied. MY
| mother and father are both dead and
so | have to stay with some relatives.
They are always telling me that ! am
good girl, but they treat me coidiy
and | know that they do not want me,
although do everything can to
Sometimes / think Of going to the NJ
w. c. A. to stay but II | went they
would talk about me and say I had
gone astray. ! don't want to do any.
thing that would cause people 10 look
down on me.
have a boy friend 2t years Of aue
whom ! dearly love. At times he seems
TO think a lot Of me, but sometimes
when he tells me he Is going TO call
he calls up another girl and I donk
hear from Sim. often he gces-~foS@a
week and doesn't ask for aIqgfs, but
when he does come he tells' me Where
he has been. He asks me to kiss him,
| but | refuse.
Anything you can tell nnnNill ahsaT-
| preciated. Tf2Gi3 Hsk E0I
believe you are right 4tuwaJssanssLp
| live MT the Y w. G. A. .Ynur .telAiybs
!, may be doing alt they can to make
YOU are an outsider and DO tidt belong
| TO the family. AT ttisnEas OF II YOU
should feel free to make your own de-
cistons and when In your tudkmBait IA
| thing IL right, thought kfnfuhH naxol1a
| given to what people. Millasnpl1 sbkW
| Your method Of lvin q IIfttst kDu 1kHtzs
| your relatives win be sufficient eyi-
dence Of your cAafaath 70 Y sAnhsn In
doubt try to decidss hN WI |. sad siuA Ipbur
mother and fathesla4nh .gNeIycM, Mere
they alive, and Id thisoNay ssnarI will
almost always besheA ihinfaleTe op Had
a clean and right life people wltpiafA-
mire you and note-ruriamn.
The young maaa yoa ON e9ntonl ISL
Young to have Sbttana ihtpAesftns s. soa tes-
| gard him as jh6oa sGtiRpdk pc faIsRS5D
kiss him. and i5sIs&Hsbiea 18th alia A.
lationship for fsa~ itstrant Haewten
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