The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24

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three of us at the same time. How
can we manage Il? A crowd of us
went kodaklna and while taking some
pictures one Of the boys insisted on
putting his arm around me. What
| should | have done? Do you think II
right for a boy and alrl to sit In the
same chair II It Is unusually LARGE, but
not made for two2 THREE cUTIEs.
me boy is probably too well-bred
10 show any preference for customers
who come to his place of business, or
to ask for date with young women
with whom he has only a casual bust
ness acquaintance. He doubtless il wise
enough, however. to suspect the cause
or the increase in sales of ice cream,
sundaes, lip sticks, perfume and other
necessities in his line and advise YOU
to not go to this particular drug store
unless you need to purchase something
hope you did what every girl should
DO when man tries to put his arm
around her at such n time. Suuelch
him good and hard and let him see that
you are thoroughly displeased. Pro-
Vlueu the chair Is big enough not to
can't be crowded; so lin that case it's
up to the girl to find another seat.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-I am a airI II
years OF age and care very much for
a BOY IL years Of age, who. at times,
mas seemed to like me. All the girls
to whom he has talked like him and
several of them have asked him to
come to see them or to 90 with them.
20 you think | should do the same?
ne last time he was with me he tried
to put his arm around me and when
wouldn't allow It he talked very un.
kndIy to me. Do you think | did
four inches tall, What should be my
weight, and what should | do about this
boy? WORRIED GIRt.
This lads head is probably turned
over so much attention from girls. 1t
VIII be well for you to be different and
seem not to care whether he comes to
see you or not. The fact that you do
not seem to care for him will more than
likely attract his attention to you and If
he desires to do so he will ask per
mission to call upon you without your
invitation. Any girl makes a mistake
TO ask a boy to come to see her unless
he first suggests II. / am glad you
did not let him put his arm around you.
and you should have told him to roll
his little hoop out OF your house when
he started talking unkindly to you.
You did right; so have no regrets on
that score. Your height is average,
and your weight should be 1928.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson-We are two
cousins, IS and II years Of age, and
are In love with two boys, is and ts
years old. We love them dearly and
they say they love US. People talk
about them being rouph, bad bows.
Should we continue aolnu with them
or not7 And do you think Il all rIoht
for US to 90 to parties with these hovs
when they treat US with respect and
take good care Of US?
DOLLY AND BESSIE.
You are too young to know what love
bad reputation of the bows. tell them
Of boys before YOU can 20 ont with
them again. II they respect and like !
you as much as YOU seem to think. II |
will do these boys good for Won 10 ton |
them their conduct is now the subject |
should begin to get busy and make a |
good impression on the community
Dear Mrs. Thompson--I have a hrloht
yellow sweater that Is silk on one side |
and cotton on the ether and / would !
ike to dye 1t a dark blue or a p%scock
blue. What colors OF dive should / oct
% secure best resuIts7 BLUE EYES
1t is rather difficult to dive sweaters
as they stretch badly, n
.ou decide to run the risk in dyein,
our sweater / would suggest that Won
,lace 1t in a bag or pillow case whom
Irving. The first step in dvcing is TO
20 TO the drug store and Get a dive the
olor desired for a mixture Of silk and
otton. Follow directions exactly in
Weighing your material and in mixing