Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-12

l am a girl II years OF age and am
also large for my age,
VIII lowered VOil SmOCkS be worn
this summer, and also will white can
vas slippers be worn? How should
q girl of my age fix her hair? [
have very long and thick hair, and it
1t broken off badly, and L can't hardly
fix it at all.
How is my handwriting? Please
print this in The Journal and thank
ing you for your good advice, / re-
main as ever, FRANCESS.
Smocks will be worn again
this summer Sport skirts of
any kind of striped material are
being worn. Voiles and dotted
organdies are very stylish, also
plain organizes. Canvas shoes
are used a good deal. Especially
the sport canvas shoe with the
low heel. Your hair needs to be
trimmed off with a pair of shears
to even length, then singed.
Wear your hair the way its
most becoming to your face, re-
CARELESS of style. Your hand
writing is very good.
1 am girl of Is. have real dark
hair, dark eyes, rosy lips and cheeks,
so by this you may know l am
brunette. I am about feet tall and
my weight is 95 pounds.
go to school and am in the sew
enth grade. But don't think L will
go much longer, as it is very hard
for me to get along with my girl
friends. What position do you think
I could hold at the age of II? I have
a sister who went in training at an
early age. She is now in Milledge-
Vile, almost completed her study.
Do you think | could hold a position
like this, as ] am tender-hearted?
Is it nice for girl to go with
boy friend to a party at night. L
have a special boy friend that is very
nice and polite to me. He wants to
take me, but my mother objects.
promises he has made. There are
two girls that are jealous of us.
cannot slight him for their sake.
I hope to see this in print in next
paper 1 remain, your unknown
friend, HEN ETA.
You must be fairly well edu-
Gated in order to secure a posi-
ton worth while. In order to fit
yourself for a "stenographers
job" you must know how to spell
correctly and how to punCtuate
letters. You can learn If you
will begin now to study. Success
m anything depends on determi-
nation to succeed, and to apply
trained nurse you must devote
your time and energy in that d.
rection. In any vocation one
must strive in order to succeed.
You should heed your mothers
advice. She is more interested
be and her advice is given
through her love for you. And
you will be a wise girl to listen.
7 am coming to YOU for advice
also. | am a girl, 18 years of age,
blue eyes, fair complexion, chestnut
brown hair. I went with young
man IS months and he broke up with
me for some reason which nave
never learned. He always said that
and we were on the 'outs" for nearly
six months and now he has come back
and he seems to regret our "break-
up" very much, and tries to talk win
me every time he sees me, but try
to be Indifferent and keep him from
thinking that [ still love him. Am
[ doing right by this? I love this
boy dearer than life. but my parents
object to me even speaking to him,
and I can't think that l can ever
love anyone else, and we were once
engaged. Can you tell me in what
way to win the heart and love OF
blue-eyed Smithy and do you think
that [ am going to always have to
be lonely and sad-hearted? Hoping
to get an answer 20 this through
The Journal. Respectfully.
SAD-HEARTED LERA.
don't see any reason for you
to be mOrOSe. and Sad-hearted-
not if you have d healthy appe-
tite and you are physically
sound. If you can get out of
doors and breathe the fresh air,
drink in the sunlight" you will
forget all about being lonely.
Why worry over this particular
boy. aren't there any more in the
town where you live? PerlI up
and see if you can't Stay a couple
more of the masculine hearts.
If this young man finds out
others admire you, he will lose
no time returning to you.