THE FEBRUARY GIRL LOVES CHANGE

Waikato Times, Volume 126, Issue 21051, 1 March 1940, Page 3

THE FEBRUARY GIRL LOVES CHANGE

Here is the February girl, the maiden who loves change and Variety'and who delights in everything which savours of the unusual or the sensational. She is not the type who regards catching a young man’s fancy as one of the lighter indoor games for black-out evenings, and rarely does she aim at hitching her wagon to a matrimonial star. Her signature tune is, “Love me, but the world must be mine to roam in,” and so, if she does marry, she will not take kindly to being kept with her nose to the domestic grindstone. She is a great lover of a soqial life, and is best suited to the man whose chief interests also lie outside the home. Never will she hinder too. from having his little out-

i , ings—doubtless, owing to the fact • that she probably has similar ones ; arranged for herself! This girl is somewhat prone to day-dreaming, and would do well to keep in mind the fact that her castles in the air are peculiarly liable to mishaps. Rarely is she at home with the dustpan and brush, but give her a palette and brush, or a piano, and you will soon discover where her j talents—and also her inclinations—lie. Extraordinarily true and dependable is she, and as a friend will cling closer than the ivy. Make an enemy of her, however, and—well, you'd be more comfortable resting in a bed of stinging-nettlesl i , —Starus. ,