The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-10
Problems
Heart
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| year at school | was keeping CON
pany with one OF the hoyS lie
took me to all the parties and didn't 60
with any other girl This 'boy was very
popular with everyone and my girl
friends were jealous because they
couldn't 60 with him
He spent his vacation on his grand
fathers farm and came home lust in
time for school to start This year he
speaks to me as If we were old friends
but he is going with anothe' girl. ]
cannot stand to see them together. He
walks home with her everv lay and
talks TO her in the hall Unless can
make him care for me again | will have
TO leave school What shall | dot
GERALDINE NJ.
Do not leave school. The more cdu-
cation you have the better YOU will en-
JOY life II YOU should leave now your
girl and boy friends would have their
own 'nterests and soon they would for
get all about YOU Show a brave spirit
and do not let the boy or anyone else
see that you are deeply hurt because he
is not going with YOU this year
Dear Mrs Thompson / am keeping
company with two boys who are
friends Both OF these boys seem to
care for me, but care more for one
than | do the other. He has never
told me that he loves me and ! think
It is because he wants 10 be true TO his
friend How can ! make him say
whether or not he loves me DO not
want to hurt the other boys feelings by
not going with him any more lie is a
fine boy, too, but don't think / could
ever learn to love him. What shall /
do2 & n. p
Il would be unwiSe to try 10 make
the boy say that he loves YOU When
he does enough to want You for his
wife he will say so or show il so that
you will not be mistaken.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: One night
when ! was out with a young man we
were iooling with my ring II was a
diamond ring given me by another
friend II slipped off my finger and
was lost in the dark. although we
searched everywhere for IT,
Isn't it his place to buy me another
ring since he was to blame for my los
ing IT, He says nothing about getting
one. Should tell him that it is his
place. FANNIE X.
You should not have been "iooling"
with the ring II was just as much
your fault as the BOYS that the ring
was lost II is not his place to re-
place It.
Dear Mr., Thompson When II Is
raining IS It proper for a girl 10 walk
under the umbrella with a strange mar
" he offers TO take her under with him
The other night | was going down our
street in the rain and a strange mar
offered to let me walk with him and
did as iar as our house. Did | do the
right thing, and should I speak 10 him
! # we meet again' DOUBTFUL
Under the circumstances il was al
right TO walk with the man In the iu-
ture speak to him when you meet; 9th.
crwisc he will think that you did moi
appreciate his courtesy
Dear Mrs Thompson: am bru-
nctte and ! would like 10 have red hair
| Would it injure my hair il had II
dyed an auburn 'hadc2 ! am going &c
move TO another town where people
would not know that | had dyed my
hair DORA
Do not dye your hair To do SC
would make il dry and rough and il
time would injure the growth. Besides
it is necessary 10 dye the hair repeat
edly TO keep the new hair and ends
which grow ont close TO the head the
same shade
Dear Mr., Thompson; Is il good
taste TO carry colored handkerchief
MISS II. J. X.
Colorcd haudkerchieis are in style
but are not worn much by conservative
persons They are very pretty when
they match or form contrast 10 the dres,
worn, and they are practical for work
and school
Dear Mrs Thompson We are three
girls fifteen years old and we have no
boy friends. We live near each other
and chum around together all the time
/ At night we would like to go TO the
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