The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-27

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l. When a man and women meet On
the street they should not stand and
talk. II the man wants to talk to her
he should walk along in her direction.
Sometimes short conversation Is all
right. II the man and woman are go
ing in different directions and both arc
In a hurry II Is more convenient to
stop and say few words. The woman
should break off as quickly as possible,
2. 1t Ia supposed to be the womans
place to speak first. Usually both
speak at the same time, 8. 1t Is bad
tete-a-tete. I, She should do what
ever seems most convenient! When
there 10 only one door 1t is much better
for the girl to get out first so that the
man does not have to climb over her.
=, Dear Mrs. Thompson-I am a Girl
nearly 10 years Of age. am good
IookIng--so my friends tell rne--dress
attractIveIy and try to be good and
kind to everyone. How can | make my
boy friends interested In me long
enough TO want to keep company With
friends. / know thH all my boy friends
respect me and 1t Is good to feel that
they do, but When the girl friends Of
my acquaintance talk about their good
times ! feel 30 left out OF II all. o.
eouree, have some good times and
but II 10 40 seldom that ! get very
lonely when the other girls are enjoy
Ing themselves.
Ask some girl who Is as popular as
you would like to be to tell you. why
you are not better liked by boys. OF
course, beauty Is a strong attraction.
but not enough II magnetism 10 lacking.
You doubtless know many plain girls
who are very well liked by men, A per-
son who can always see something in
teresting and who Is quick to think OF
companions. DO not throw all the re-
sponsibility OF your friendship on your
boy friendsi When someone has taken
you somewhere or called to see you in
vite him to come at a future date and
say that you will invite a girl friend
and another boy. If you are not athletic
try to take an interest in sports, Play
tennis, go for hikes, fishing or any
where that will get you out into the
open air and fill you with new life
and vlgor.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--ls II oonsid-
cred all right for a girl to dance with
man she has never met when at
rublie dance held In a small town?
Every one seems to do II, although II
doesn't seem right. DORA.
whom she has never met 1t would
be easy for him to fihd someone to
furnish an introduction.
~Dear Mrs. Thompson--i an, a Girl II
years old and . Junior in high school,
lives In another state. He has finished
high school and has been TO college
for two years. He has spoken to me
Of marriage and ! am writing to you
for advice. am sure Of our love. He
10 . very respectful young man ara
me for two years. have known him
You are too young to become engaged.
II your love is true 1t will last, and two
or three years from now you can be
come engaged with more assurance that
you are doing the right thing
Dear Mrs, Thompson--I am a woman
and have been married 10 years and
have three wonderful children aged II.
II and IL, am IS years old. All
my life has been unhappy, Unsettled
whom married and took this man to
please my parents, knowing T did not
love him. He 10 an ideal husband, has
no bad habits and never ulves me
orost word. but do not love him. !
have recently met man love, the only
life. Could you helm me solve this
problem. as my children are the first
for V'srshin this man.
MRs. HOPEFUL.
would not advise you to give up
your good husband for a man who is
wiliing-to make love to a married wom-
an. your husbands love for you has
been tested and proved beyond a doubt.
It might ne II you were married to the