Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-07-01
MARY MEREDITH'S ADVICE
TO LONELY GIRLS AT HOME.

blame for your husband pouting
with you. Unless you are sure
you can correct the trouble eX-
listing between you now, it Is
best to separate. DO not make
his life miserable or your own
by putting up with each other
when you dislike him. Life is
spoil his life or your own if you
do not care for him. 1t is too
bad though you couldn't have
seen this sooner If you do de-
eide to remain with your hus-
band and carry out the marriage
until death do part" do your /
duty with Gods help, and try
to overcome the feeling of hatred
that rises within your. If you
will try to fight against your
dslikes, maybe you will learn to
love your husband. I really
think he is of the opinion you
care nothing for him. You can
tell him that these are real let
ters; 1 receive many each day.
Here comes a lonely girl seeking
your advice, though my questions are
somewhat complicated.
[ am very anxious to enter high
school this fall. L have finished the
eighth grade. Please tell me good
way to persuade my parents to let
me go?
Please tell me how to entertain
young people? 1 can't interest them.
What do you think of my handwrit-
ing?
Your advice will be greatly aRpre-
ciated. PET"
AS a rule it is the other way
about school. Parents are anX-
ious to have their children are
education is absolutely neces-
the ones who do not care for it.
I feel confident if you will have
a real earnest talk with your
parents they will let you finish
school. An education means so
much to girls and boys these
days and times, and it is neces-
sary, because they cannot hold
earn their own living. And if
they are fortunate enough not to
have to make their own way, an
education is absolutely necess-
airy, because they cannot hold
any place in either the business
or social world unless they are
fitted for it. And L am sure they
will be only too glad when you
tell them how anxious you are
to finish school If you think a
personal letter from me will help
you L will be glad to accommo=
date you However, it is better
for you to persuade them than
have me take it upon myself f.
wish you all kinds of luck, and I
think you will be able to go.
AS a rule when young people get
together they will entertain
themselves; it is very hard for
me to tell you just what course
to pursue in order to show your
friends a good time Try to be
bright and jolly and friendly to-
wards all, and make them well
come in your home by your sim
certify of manner I think you
are inclined to be self-conscious,
forget yourself entirely when
you are with some one else.
Your handwriting is unusually
good.
advice. Will you please tell me
through The Journal whether there
is a place anywhere that could or
der a catalog or subscribe for a
paper that has different styles on
dressing hair. If there is a place
will you please give me their ad-
dress, and if 1 can subscribe for
paper that will come weekly or
monthly, will you please give me the
price of it. Please answer quick
as possible. Thanking you for your
advice, 1 remain
GREY EYES"
GRE YEYES:
If you will write to the Good
Housekeeping magazine, 119 West
Fortieth street, New York, they
will furnish you with inforn7a-
ton concerning the book you
want. Just state plainly what
you desire and send a se1f-ad-
dressed envelope for answer,