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BEAUTIFUL GIRLHOOD by Mable Hale Gi
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HOME LIFE 77 A GIRL’S ORNAMENTS 8
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FOREWORD Every worthy book has a r
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merry, carefree days of youth, whic
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2 FROM THE CHILD TO THE WOMAN "Who
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Childhood holds it promises; womanh
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3 KEEPING UP ACQUAINTANCE WITH YOUR
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I am not blaming girls for being ch
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It is selfishness that would make a
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the moral standards of our childhoo
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Just so, no character is built good
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5 THE STRENGTH OF OBEDIENCE "Behold
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matter, and her father had reproved
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6 MAKING HERSELF BEAUTIFUL "Charm i
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In the cloakroom of a certain schoo
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7 TAMING THE TONGUE "But I tell you
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But when the girl undertakes the ta
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8 A SUNNY DISPOSITION "A happy hear
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Other people have the kind of smile
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9 THE BEAUTY OF TRUTHFULNESS "Buy t
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The wickedest kind of lie, is one t
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Again, a girl in her thought makes
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ecause he smokes, when deep down in
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To be sincere is to have no pretens
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What is an ideal woman? What sort o
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love. But he was not a Christian, a
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these desires, will work and labor
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hampered and held back from doing w
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strong purpose, the individual beco
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is yet the one whose purpose and de
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heart is left as empty and hungry a
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she is going to do, while she lets
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An old friend is more to be prized
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esent any bold familiarity, and tha
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The girl should be able to launder
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17 THE OILS OF LIFE "Do not let kin
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thought! And some of these thoughts
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18 HOME LIFE "She watches over the
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obedient, kind, and thoughtful —
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The young person begins to feel the
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19 A GIRL’S ORNAMENTS "Your beaut
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There is yet another angle regardin
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for one minute that we approve of t
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