Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-09-02
MARY MEREDITH'S ADVICE
TO LONELY GIRLS AT HOME

Dear Madam: Here I come to you
for advice. My age is between TWEEN
ty and thirty-five, and 1 go with a
g girl seventeen years of age. I will
is about five feet tall, blue eyes,
light hair, a perfect blonde. I have
been going with her four months and
l love her dearly and she says she
loves me and says, she loves me
good enough to marry me some day.
told her when l commenced going
with her was going to treat her
with all kind respects and | have.
When | started going with her I
was going with two or three other
girls and she asked me not to go
with any other girls and I stopped
going with all the rest of my girl
friends but her. But some one has
been telling her things on me that
are not true and she is not on good
terms with me and wants to go with
other boys. 1 love her the best of
length of time I have been going
with her. She and I have had a
little trouble, but I think it is all
over now. Do you think this girl
true, and should I keep on going
with her or stop and go with some
other nice girl? Hoping to see this
in The Atlanta Tri-Weekly Journal.
/ will describe my self. I am six
feet tall, weigh 100 pounds, brown
eyes, black hair, dark skin. L live
on farm and like farm life.
Respectfully,
You are a-"husky" sure enough.
Are you sure, that you gave up
your two or three other girls for
this little blonde? If she really
thought you were serious when
you made love to her, and she
told you she loved you, and you
had promised to marry each 9TH
er, then it seems to me there
could be no other girl for you,
or any other man for her. Why
don't you plead your case to her.
Go to her, tell her you love her
out the truth. But if you do
not expect to marry her. then
let her alone about the other men
friends she may have, for you
haven't the right to dictate to
her. Have a real understanding
at once, that is the best plan.
Miss Meredith: I am girl of
fourteen summers. Do you think I
am old enough to have boys to come
in cars this winter and carry me
to parties? Am I old enough to
have boy friends this summer? [
have never had a caller yet. If my
mother and several others are sit
first time, where shall I entertain
him.
"BUSY BEE"
1t is all right to have boys to
come in cars this winter and take
you to parties, if you have
chaperon. Some grown-up per-
son should accompany you. You
should be able to have few boy
friends to come to see you. If
your mother is interested in your
CHI CHI nI116 o1-1~n n cIn
let you entertain few boys and
girls occasionally at home You
could take your caller in the l1V-
ing room, but leave the doors
open so he will see that you
are under your parents protec-
ton.
Here comes a country girl for your
four months old, and have been go
ing with a boy nineteen years old
for nearly two years. He said he
loved me better than any other girl
he has ever been with, and / am
sure love him better than any 9TH
we have been going together regu-
larly nearly every Sunday until
about three Sundays ago when he
stopped going with me, and didn't
write and tell me his reason for
stopping. What do you think is the
given him any cause to stop. I saw
him in town afew days ago. He
seemed as if he was mad with me.
He only spoke to me and didn't say
another word. Do you think [ did
right to speak first? Would you adj
wise me to write to him and ask him
why he is so Indifferent? The rea-
son of his treating me so coldly?
wrote to him last. He went often
to see another girl before she went
away to school She has returned
and he hasn't been to see me but
once since she came back. DO you
think he is going with her and
doesn't mean to keep company with
me? I dearly love this boy and don't
think I could be happy without him.
and I want your best advice. There
IS another boy, twentT-o-e ycGr" Oil
LAO wants to go with ne, buo