The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-28
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have not let this boy know that you
love him, although he may suspect it,
II is all right for you to go to places
where you will see him, to speak to him
| first but under no circumstances should
| you make it evident that you have gone
| there because he is there, Make your
self agreeable when you see him, but
| do not thrust yourself upon his notice
He may become interested in you. but
meantime try to get the idea OF loving
a hl@ 0 S4t Gs sSa g arS sTS yo 5n
Dear Mrs. thompson am is years
old and In the eleventh grade. Am
far enough advanced? | have a wart on
4s NV "f !. my H2tE Ca" get 1T c cUTe
Yes. Send me your address with
| stamped envelope and | will tell you
! where to have this wart removed. Your
| writing is splendid.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-l am a boy 10
years of age and ! am In love with the
| best looking girl in town. We had been
| going together for three years, and then
| quit. Recently we started going to9eth.
| err again, and she acts as II she still
loves me, but viii not allow me to see
her half as much as she used to do
| and acts funny around me. All the
boys want to go with her and can give
| her a better time than can. DON'T
want 10 pc StuDpOTn tut ICdT WIN VOC
her. Shall | leave town or lump in the
| river? BLUE SAM
Don't go anywhere and if you do any
| jumping, Jump in the direction of the
| girl. Remember faint heart ne'er won
| fair lady
To Miserable, whose letter can not
! be printed--Let me have your address
and stamped advice and l will send you
the advice you need.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--l am a girl II
| years Of age and am married to man
| twice my age. We have child aged II
months, and my husband does not pro-
| vide for US. | shall have to get 10 )
| In order to support US. My husband Is
mean and cruel and am stll suffering
| from the beating he gave me week
AGO when he came home drunk. There
| is another man who has promised to
| care for and protect me and care for
my child like a father. Do you think
| should leave my husband and marry
| this wealthy man, whom ! love, or
should get Job and what kind Of a
! lob should | seek? ! am In terrible
state Of affairs, so please tel me what
to do. MRS. JAZZ
| Your case Is one for a lawyer. If
YOU will send me addressed stamped en-
| yeIope | will put you in touch with a
| splendid lawyer, whose charges VIII be
reasonable,
Dear Mrs. Thompson-Are fast girls
liked better these days than quiet ones
am OF a quiet disposition and every a.,
body tells me that I will be an old maid
because | am bashful. | think a man
will talk and 90 with fast girls, but
| when he marries he seeks the quiet
oirl. Am not correct2 Nowadays
Girls will marry the first chance they
oct whether they love the boy or not.
|
divorces. | pity the girl who wrote
some time ago that she allowed the
boys to kiss her and knew they liked
her for It, The boy who answered her
was a gentleman 1,M Se'Isv s;osEeup
You have reasoned. well upon TINS
question. There is a difference IN be
ing quiet and being bashful II you are
both hashful and quiet you VIII mss
many happy times that belong TO youth
There is also quite difference in being
fast and in being jolly and full OF run,
| 4 girl who Is Jolly and fun loving is not
necessarily a girl that allows kissing
and other liberties with boys. | do not
think fast girls are liked as wei a,
Jolly girls, or even quiet ones hui
oftentimes boys mill try out" CIR
lust TO see II she will stand for 1t
and appear to like her. They grow
tired Of such a girl and leave her nor a
girl who does not permit liberties. MY
I
Girls and boys do not permit kissing
or holding hands 1t is dangerous.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-i had a boy
friend In camp who said he knew
french. | don't believe he knew VIVA
ne wac writing, out will you klnd)
translate IL INFO en0liOh ~ possle's2
Your friend was making an attempt
to tell you Of his love, but his effort
TO nut this into the French Language
is hopeless 1t Is a poor mixture oi
French and Spanish. and can not bt
translated with any degree OF accuracy
Dear Mrs. Thompson-We are tive
schooIoIrIs, IA and IS years Of AGE, and
would like to know wat attracts boys
more than anything else. What woui1
be a suitable outfit for school this tall
W TWO MARYS.
What attracts one hoy doesn't Away
attract another. but a. pretty SAFE rue
TO be governed by Is having a sweet
and generous disposition and In neat
ness OF dress. one Of the first things
10 remember in dressing the schoolglr
is the value OF simplicity, Your dres'
or suit may be Of the finest materials
the purse can afford, but they should
nayer he ornate The ope-piece dress