The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-12

/ with other boys would treat this
/ boy nicely, but would not let him be-
| lt've that ! was running after him. II
you love him and he has proposed and
| you have accepted him, l can see no
| valid reason why you have had mis-
, understanding.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--TelI me an at.
inches from the middle Of my head, and
my face is very round. | am nearly IS.
| What do you think the color Of the
sample OF my hair I ineose is7 What
| colors should / wear? ALICE,
| II your hair is thick, YOU could plat
| 1t in two braids and then wrap II
around your head, pulling down . bit
over your ears ! would call your hair
a light auburn shade. Browns, in al
most any shade should be your best
| wouldn' use any patent remedies
on my hair. simply keeping II clean
and brushing it whole lot
Dear Mrs. Thompson--I am a Girl Of
10, How should I fix my hair? Am
too old TO wear socks? LUCILLE.
| Wear your hair simply, a braid down
| the back being the best way and tie
with ribbon. Above all means do not
| attempt to wear your hair up on your
head, You are too old for socks
Dear Mrs Thompson--A boy Frlena
holds me too closely when dancing.
How shall make rim behaVe2 An.
other boy friend continually squeeZes
my hand. Why does he do tt7 should
| tell him to qult1 Does there come
time when a kiss is not so awfully
wicked even " the parties are not en-:
gagged? have two boy friends each OF
whom object to my going with the other
one. { really like No. better. Tho
entire family faVors No. 2, and allows
me to 90 anywhere with him, while my
small brother acts as chaperon "
| 90 to the front gate with No. 2. WHAT
shall / do7h II some young man told
you he would like to get his arms
land dance" would you bless him out7
JAZZ BABY.
Simply tell the boy you do not care
| for such liberties and that he must stop
| holding you so closely. II he does not
DO so, refuse to dance with him. The
| same thing applies TO the boy VINO
squeezes your hand. No there Is never
a time when the kiss is right unless
the parties are engaged. Your family
evidently knows more about the two
boys than you do. Better listen to
them they have your interest at heart.
| | would treat such statements made
| by a boy regarding his arms about
YOU as a Joke, and laugh it off. but
| | would be very careful not to allow
any liberties from him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-l have been
going with a boy for four years, and
! have promised 20 wait until we can
Get everything we want to 90 10 house.
keeping on. Do | do wrong In lettlrg
him kiss me? I also allowed him 20
kiss me before we were engaged. al
though he bad told me he loved only me
and never would love anyone else. !
have paid dearly for II, however, and
have spent many restless nights ever
II, I can hardly look him In the face
when ! think Of IL. Please tell me how
| TO overcome this feeling as II Is In
Iuring me physically BROWN EYES,
| 1t Is not a good plan for q. girl %
allow a mgn TO kiss her until she Is
| engaged, although ! know il is done
! freely. Since you have waited this
| long for each other. and he surely must
| love you would not worry over the
mistake you have made. II will come
out all right so do not allow yourself
to make such a mountain of II.
Dear Mrs. Thompsen--ls there any
harm in a boy holding your hand when
saying goodbye or walking home
What Is the best test for true lover
y there any harm in calling a boy
II a boy holds your hand longer than
you think is correct when saying good
BILE YOU can let him see that ii Is
not agreeable TO you, You know as
well as | that it Is rot proper for
boy 10 hold girls hand when taking
a walk II looks as though he was
afraid to he out by himself. or that
you were not capable Of walking alone.
Yes. there is harm in being familiar
with boys In any way. Show them
that you are lady and they viii treat
you as such.