The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13

the boys, CLEO.
} Popularity ls fleeting and I would
rather be loved by one man and re-
spected by others, than 10 lead SO
called butterfly existence and amount
TO little or nothing. I do not mean 20
be rude. but / am afraid that this u
where YOU are heading. No real man
loves a girl who has been too free win
her hugs and kisses" and sometimes
very popular girls marry badly. When
] advise girls 10 be old-fashioned and
keep their self-respect, ] am looking
to their futures. One beau lifetime
is better than a dozen II he is the right
kind and his intentions are serious.
Dear ere. Thompson-Are girls born
and bred simply to marry My parents
Seem TO think so, and ! have wondsred'
Marriage and motherhood are the des-
tiny of woman. still one need not huf-
ry TO enter the welded state, All that
Is necessary for a girl TO do is TO keep
| herself worthy Of the love OF good
man and occupied until he appears.
| Love has its place in the life OF every
one and should not be forced. Neither
should it be discussed constantly
Dear Mrs. Thompson--After four
! months Of married lire, I separated from
1 my husband and now am a 6ivorcee OF
over two years. u Is not my. intention
to remarry, but have thought Of cut
with some pretty eoIored stone. what
do you think Of the plan? ARLEEN.
As sentiment for II is no longer
matter of concern, cut the ring II you
care and have ii set.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--I am a mar
ried wemsn, 80 years old, and ! have
two Riddles, one aged years and the
other months. During the comma
summer we mean 10 travel a good deal
What material shall purchase for my
a pretty quality OF crepe De chine.
wolfe or satin win make you lovely
dress, Taffeta will also be worn.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--Are beads or
embroidery trimmings most shown!
The shops display both trimmings lm-
partially so either, l take II, Is good.
4 Dear Mrs. Thompson--Wil the Menu
phis Aeroplane company take girls ae
students, and have any women yet com
peted a course Of training here7
have a cousin who is an ace and was
recently discharged from the royal fly
Ing corps. He has bought a ship and
am wild to learn how to drive i.
ALIAS =, STiNSON.
The airplane company here gives tn-
structiohs TO girls, but no woman has
yet completed a course AT plotting. al
though some are now enrolled as pupils.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--Will you give
me the name Of firm which will hai,-
die fine sewing? ! have written you be-
fore, but received no reply. live IN
/, the country. CORNELtA.
Sorry my letter did not reach YOU.
Glance through the paper and notice
the advertisement Of department store
firms. Write personal letters to the
managers and send samples of work to
each one. Inclose postage for reply.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--A girl whom |
know patronizes me in the country, but
Is never nice to me IN town. What
would you do to cure her OF her lofty
city manner3 LolcE.
cooler vet when you see her In town,
II she thaws in her manner patfonize
chance for discussion, frankly state
that you do not care for people VINO
are pleasant today and Indifferent to-
morrow.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--My husband Is
very earefree and pays the baby ard
me little attention. His business keeps
him out Of Memphis a great deal and
when at home he reads or ranihles
about town. | am thinking OF leaving
him and going to work. What could /
then do with the baby--board him some.
where and see him In the eveilnnsR
MARGRETTE.
You would be very foolish to leave
your husband. Talk to him about how
little you see him and how you miss
his interest and attention. Wear the
best clothes you can afford and always
look nice and neat. Keep the baby at
tractively dressed and pay plenty OF at
tention to your complexion and hair.
Read the newspapers and magazines.
Learn to discuss subjects OF interest.
Work upon the theory that all men like
interesting. well-clothed women.
To Edwin--Send your address and
will forward names and addresses
which will probably be Of interest,".
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Dear Mrs. Thompson--i am IS years
Of age and | love a girl Of 10. VIII the
difference in years influence our future,
should we decide to marry2 A. l.
/ think not II you endeayor to keep
a youthful viewpoint.
To Snowdrop--Only flesh and blood
uncles are privileged to kiss youthful
and attractive nleces. ] wouldn't allow
the man you mentioned to be demons
strative.
TO the girl who wanted to become an
attorney: A good sound education Is
needed before the law course Is started,
Your spelling Is terrible.
t.. H. ToI1o