The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-24


always be held in absolute confidence
All letters should be address,
Helen Brooks, Box l545, Salt Lake
Dear Miss Brooks,
| l would like to ask you = question or two
I hope am welcome. ~ What are the duties
Of q student body secretaryf ~ Where could
! obtain the poems, "Curfew Must Not Ring
Tonight" and Kentucky Belief Thanking you
MAY. UTAH.
The duties Of . student body secretary do
not differ to any extent from the duties OF the
secretary Of any sseiety or organization Fol-
lowing is nearly can tell you here the
duties Of q secretary: The secretary Is the
recording officer Of the assembly and the Gus
todian Of its records, except such ss are spe-
officially assigned to others. rs the treasurer's
books. In addition to keeping the records OF
the society and the minutes Of the meetings. II
is the duty of the secretary to keep register
or roll Of Its members and to call the roll
when required to notify officers. committees
and delegates Of their appointment and 10
furnish committees with all papers referred
To them. and delegates with credentials and &c
,iRn with the president all orders on the treas
urer authorized by the society unless otherwise
specified in the bylaws. 1t Is his duty to
send out proper notices Of all called meeting
when necessary, and to conduct the cores
pondence Of the society except in case there /.
a corresponding secretary. Previous TO each
meeting the secretary should. for the of the
chairman. make out an order of business. show
ing in their exact order what is necessary tc
come before the assembly He should have at
each meeting list Of all standing committee
and such special committees as are In existence
1t the time, and the bylaws of the organiza.
ton and its minutes. In the absence of the
chairman (if there is no vice-president presently
Il Is his duty to call the meeting to order and
TO preside until the election Of a chairman pro
tenn, which should take place Immediately.
When a committee Is appointed. the secretary
should hand the names of the committee. and
all papers referred to it. to the chairman OF
the committee. some other OF Its members
He should endorse on the reports of committees
he date Of their reception. and what further |
action was taken upon them, and preserve them
among the records. for which he IS respon-
'ible. (2) The poem. "Curfew Must Not Ring |
Tonight" will appear soon as We have space
Tor it. The other. Kentucky Belle" has |
.wenty-nine verses, will be unable to
print it. The book. practical Elocution," pub |
ished by the Penn Publishing Co.. Philadel- |
phia. contains this poem The book has 300 |
pages and the price is sl.75. will save your
envelope. in case we have room for your |
1tner poem
Dear Miss Brooks:
l read your corner Between You and Me-" |
every week. and gain a great deal of knowledge
from it / hope you will answer my requests
Is well as you do the great many other let
RS which are sent in viii you please send
ne the words TO the following songs: Just
Is the Sun Went Down." and "The Little Red
Canoe" Hoping l not taking up too
much space In your corner. am as ever.
BROWNEYES. Roberts, Idaho.
I am happy to welcome you. Browneyes.
strange as it may have not located
our songs but am sure can do so. and they
viii appear when / do. In the meantime send
ne your name (as the column requests). so
there Is no space to print them can send
hem you direct
hear Miss Brooks; /,
l have read your corner In the paper every =
eek for long time and have gotten some ,
cry good advice from IT. This Is the frs. ,
me have written TO you but hope you will
Of be too busy to help me with some questions I
at are bothering me- ~ When a boy and
ri are walking together should the boy take l
70 girls arm or should the girl take the Y
'ys7 f2) What are the fastest dance steps d
y There is a certain boy in our tows who
sists on kissing me the forehead while
Dancing
does not annoy them with such actions. n
have asked him 10 discontinue this and have r
en- refused to dance with him several times, r
t he always asks me until i am ashamed TO n
IN him down any and do not like to Il
I'm him down anyway he Is very good v
ncer. What would you suggest "a This N
miner while was visiting friends in another
wn met 3 very nice boy who fell desper- il
ely in love with me- After l home he Of
L
,ek ago he came to see and insisted that II
marry him Immediately. l refused because Of
lid not love him Since be went home he has N
rned out his friends term IL to be "a bad =.
~" He got drunk and had a fight with his f.
st friend and Is drinking and fighting all o
: time and his folks cannot do thing S.
tn him His sister and several friends have "a
-itten to telling how l have ruined NJ
m. broke his heart and sent him 10 the bad
icy say led him on Just purpose to have -
e fun Of dropping him and his family feel II
~ hard toward me- l distressed Ill
mot marry him because do not love him. II
am twenty years old and surely know my
N heart What l do I Hoping you can
- me right the wrong l have caused, and II
shing you every success in your work l am II
WILD FLOWER OF IDAHO II
tD The girl should take the boys arm al
US. (2) New versions of the Fox Trot-in II
t Fox Trots In various forms seem TO be L
} most popular Of oil daces. Perhaps among r
newest extremes Of this dance are the +
andal Walk and tire Frisco Walk Varia- us
ms Of ne Tango are also popular. (3) Well. 70
dear. must confess that such a situation g.
beyond" me to understand. / can neither Al
5erstand how boy could show you so II
le consideration respect or how you
I'D possibly permit such "carryings on"
now you are not going TO allow II any
re, are youf For you must know that this u
not only the last word In improperly, but Sc
ces you In very awkward and unde- W
soie position In. regard to other persons You
aid In no uncertain Language make II
'wn 30 him that under no consideration -
aid you dance with him again unless ycur
hes were respected in this matter. ca As n ,n
this other affair I do not think Won ~
uld worry feel badly about causing hi.
10 40 10 the bad" for to be quite frank
h you | think he fully half way on
road TO -baddom'' before you met hin, 10 =,
should feel very thankful Indeed for having -
aped and ] must say you used great good w
gnent In this Do not fret shout
1t any says IL II took only thi. az anl
use for him TO act In such q manner. it ia
er that t happened this way. rather than
r. had yox married him. You have no
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