Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-11-17

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Helen Brooks, Box l545, Salt Lake c
Dear Miss Brooks,
would like 70 ask you question or two.
hope l am welcome. ~ What the duties
Of a student body secretary (2) Where could
I obtain the poems. "Curfew Must Not Ring
Tonight" and Kentucky Belle" 7 Thanking you
In advance.
MAY, UTAH.
The duties Of . Student body secretary do
not differ 10 any extent from the duties Of the
secretary Of any society or Organization. Fol
lowing n nearly az I can tell you here the
duties Of q secretary; The secretary Is the
recording officer Of the assembly and the cus-
todian Of It's records, except such are spe-
eifealiy assigned 10 others, the treasurer's
books In addition 10 keeping the records Of
the society and the minutes Of THE meetings. II
Is the duty Of the secretary 20 keep register
OF roll of It's members and 10 call the rel
when required to notify officers, committees
and delegates Of their appointment, and &c
furnish committees with all papers referred
70 them, and delegates with credentials and e
sen with the president all orders the treas
urer authorized by the society unless otherwise
specified In the bylaws. IL Is hts duty &c
send out proper notices Of all called meeting
when necessary, and 20 conduct the CORES
pondence Of the society except in ease there
q corresponding secretary. Previous TO eaol
meeting the secretary should, for the use Of thu
chairman. make cut an order Of business, show
ing In their exact order what b necessary T.
come before the assembly. He should have a
| each meeting n list Of all standing committee
| and such special committees are in existens'
| at The time, and the bylaws Of the organna
| ton and its minutes. In the absence OF th.
| chairman az there is no viee-president presently
| It Is his duty to call the meeting 10 order and
10 preside until the election Of n 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 IL, 10 the chairman Of
the committee. or sone other OF its members.
| He should endorse on the reports Of committees
! the date Of their reception. and what further
action was taken upon them. and preserve them
among the records. for which he is respon-
sible. (2) The poem, "Curfew Must Not Ring
Tonight" will appear as soon as we have space
for II. The other. Kentucky Belle has
Twenty-Five verses, will be unable TO
print II. The book, practical Elocution." pub
iished by the Penn Publishing Co.. Philadei-
| pha contains this poem. The book has 800
| pages and the price is s1.75. will save your
| envelope, In case we have room for your
other poem we send II to you.
Dear Miss Brooks:
i read your corner BeIWeen lou anu hc,
every week. and gain a great deal of knowledge
from II. hope you win answer my requests
as well as you do tho great many other let
tiers which are sent In. VIII you please send
me the words 10 the following songs Just
a. the Sun Went Down." and The Little Red
Canoe" Hoping / am not taking up too
much space In your corner. am as ever.
BRowNEYEs. Roberts, Idaho.
am happy 10 welcome you, Browneyes.
49,. L.. N.l
your songs, but am sure ] can do so, and they
will appear when do. In the meantime send
me your name Gas tire column requests). 90
II there Is space 10 print them i can seAd
them 10 You direct
Dear Miss Brooks;
have read your corner In the paper every
week for a long time and have gotten some
very good advice from II This Is the frs:
time 1 have written TO you but hope you will
not be too busy 70 help me with suestions
that are bothering me. az When boy and
girl are walking together Sholld the boy take
the girls should the girl take the
boy'sf (2) What are the fastest dance steps
(S) There In q certain boy In our town who
insists on kissing me on the forehead while
he In dancing with me. My girl friends say
he does not annoy them with such actions
have asked him 10 discontinue this and have
even refused TO dance with him several times
but he always asks me until am ashamed b
turn him down any more and do not like Il
turn HIN down anyway he Is a very good
dancer. What would you suggestf az This
summer while was visiting friends IN another
town met very nice boy who fell desper
ately In love with After l came home h,
wrote to me and answered his letters.
week ago he came 10 me and insisted tha
marry him Immediately. refused beeaus,
did not love him Since he went home he hal
turned out his friends term II 10 be "a bas
boy" He got drunk and had n fight with hi
best friend and Ia drinking and fighting al
the time now and his felix's cannot do a thinl
with him. His sister and several friends hav,
written TO telling me how i have ruinet
him. broke his heart and sent him 10 the bad
They say led him on just purpose b hav
the fan of dropping him and his family fee
very hard toward me. ! am 80 distressed
cannot marry him because l do not love him
am twenty years old and surely know M,
own heart What can ] dol Hoping you car
help me right the wrong l have caused an,
wishing you every success in your work / am
WILD FLOWER OF IDAHO
~ The Rirl should take the boys arm al
ways. ~ New versions Of the Fox Trot-il
fact Fox TrOts In various forms seem 10 b
the most popular Of all daees. Perhaps amoni
the newest extremes of this dance are th
Scandal Walk and the Frisco Walk. Varia
tions of the Tango also popular. (s) Well
uV dear. l must confess that such situatio
is beyond" me to understand. i can neithe
understand how a boy sosid show you 9
, little confederation or respect or bow 20
could possibly permit such "sarryiAgs on.
And now you are not going 10 allow h an
more. are youf For you must know that mi
is not only the last word IN improperly hu
places you IN a very awkward and undo
. Sirable position IN regard 20 other persons. 70
shouls IN no uncertain language make
known 20 him that under no consideration
would you danes with him again uAless you
wishes were respected in this matter. az A
! for this other 'affai-" ] do not think 20
should worry OF feel badly about causing thi
boy 10 go 10 the bad" for To be quite fran
with you l thfnk he fully half way o
the road 10 "baddom" before you met hin
You should feel very thankful indeed for havin
escaped, and must say you used great goo
| Judgment in this ease. Do not fret abou
what any says. II It took only this as a
excuse for him TO act In such a manner. II
. better that it happened this way, rather tina