Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-10

tell him plainly that I do? I went
with another boy-we do not go
together any more. 1t was my fault
that we got angry. Should I apol-
ogiZe to him?
When salt is in an open recep-
tacle without a spoon, how should
you serve yourself? Thank you very
much. Please print this in 1.-THE Tri-
Weekly Journal and sign my name
DAISY.
If you have every reason to
believe the young man loves you
and he asks you the question, it
is perfectly proper to tell him
that you love him. Trust, truth,
confidence must be considered in
true love. If you have these
three traits for each other, you
love each other-''and bless you,
my children" If you care for
the friendship Of the boy you
angered, you can apologize and
the sooner the better. Never fail
to humble yourself and ask for
forgiveness if you commit a
wrong in speech or act. This
will bring you nearer to becom-
ing noble and a Christian than
anything else. When salt is in
an open receptacle, and there is
no salt spoon, either the
butter knife at your plate
can be used, or fork, or knife.
1t looks better to use the fork.
You will be able to get enough
salt upon it, after several at
tempts made without attracting
undue attention, to season your
food. Bread should be broken
in small bits when eaten. I was
at dinner not long ago and saw
a supposedly cultured woman
bite crescent in a whole roll
she held clutched in her fingers.
1 have several questions to ask
your advice about. So will you
please help me out?
I am a girl of sweet 16. I have
blue eyes and darlp brown hair and
am feet 6 inches tall and weight
1877 pounds.
Do you think that is too much for
a girl of my age and height to
weigh?
Can you mention something to me
to make my eyelashes long, black
and thick?
I am in love with a boy II years
old. He has brown eyes and dark
brown hair, and is about feet tall
and weighs 145 pounds.
He graduated last year and he
works now. He comes to see me
every Saturday night and he comes
again on Sunday afternoons and
stays from 2:30 until about 4:25.
He seems to care lots for me, and
love him very much. He has asked
me to marry him in about two
years. Do you think we will be toe
young and do you think we will
make a happy couple in later life?
We have been going together about
nine months and have had very few
fuses.
He has made me promise that
would not go with any other boy
Do you think that was right?
Your advice will be very much ap
preciated. Hoping to see this in
print or answered soon.
RED BIRD.
Ills sweet, to be in love, to eX-
perience the thrill when the low
ed one approaches-the blush 1T
the mention of his name, the
rapture on beholding the object
of your alteration. youth, love
and romance" The last two
mentioned are much overworked
before they finally settle firm
ly on to earth. Naturally you
dream Of marrying your giant
sweetheart. He's your Prince
Charming. All your dreams are
woven around him. You see his
eyes staring up at you from the
center of your plate when you
are going through such a mat
i of fact routine as eating"
Why do people have to eat, any
way, when they are in love. Aft
err all, the way to a mans heart
seems to be through his taste for
good food. So you must be
capable cook and thrifty house
wife and tidy one. You must
know how to bargain to get the
Lest values for the money you
spend. All of this will come to
you when you are old enough to
marry and settle down to MAX
ing a home. BY the time you
are at the manageable age you
will have found some one else
on which to bestow your af-
fections. So shall not take your
letter seriously, for you are at
the age of romance" And you
will shed this T'loVe affair" with
the garments Of bygone year,
with the coming of the spring.
NnooLoo Hu,.oaho