South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-25
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

DEAR ANNIH LAURIE:
I went with a young man for
about three months. and we became
very much attached To each other.
and talked Of marriage a great
/ deal. When, one day I showed a
little bit Of my jealousy. and he
stopped calling TO see me.
We did not have any words. but
We have been very distant friends
ever since. He has not gone with
any one steadily since, nor have I.
We haven't been out together since
last January. but I still love him I
am quite sure that he still likes me-
How would YOU advise me to win
him back? LONESOME.
LONESOME: Invite the young
man TO call to see you. This is the
best way 10 renew your friendship.
But my dear. be careful not to
make the mistake you did before
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE am
- ears old and had a girl friend
Of whom I was very fond and l al
ways paid her way everyplace. but
she left suddenly and did not even
say goodbye TO me. do not like to
GO places alone and l know only one
other girl who is much taller than
I Would YOU advise me to make
a friend Of her? JOAN SANDS.
JOAN SANDS - never we'll TO
confine oneself 10 one friend. Try
to make friends with a humble of
people and I am sure you viii be
much happier ANNIE LAURIE.
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE am
IL my teens and the other ever i1g
while entertaining some your 9
men. one Of them whom I thought
10 be very respectable kissed me.
He said he was sorry and | think
he Is, but still 1 am distressed over
a. Would you advise me 10 drop
this friend or should I forget that
il has happened. s T. j.
ST. Jas long as the young man
asked for your forgiveness It Is only
right for you 10 forget the matter.
ANNIE LAURIE
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE am
a girl n my teens Ny chum's
brother. who - older than We are
would Ike for US 10 invite Two boys
TO go with him and his stri friend
on a picnic some Sunday Would
f. be all right for US 20 ask some
Of our boy friends 70 go and what
would be correct way 10 extend the
invitations? BLUE EYES.
BLUE EYES-It would be per-
fectly proper to invite two or your
friends to make up the picnic party.
Have the young man you speak OF
do the inviting. ANNIE LAURIE.
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE am
a girl q years old and have been
engaged 10 a young man. who re-
Gently was injured. he fears per
msnently We were TO have been
married in October. but he has given
me the opportunity lately 10 break
the engagement. but I have refus-
ell to do so. What shall do prove
to him that injury has no effect
upon my love for him? PERCY.
PERCY.-If YOU have refused TO
break the engagement that should
prove 10 him that YOU are loyal. Per
haps he realizes better than you
what +. would mean 70 be married
70 a cripple and IS trying 70 save
YOU from such a grave responsible
~. ANNIE LAURIE.
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE am
10 years old and love TO dance
know many fellows. but there - one
with whom I would rather dance
than anyone else How can interest
him enough 70 have him take me
20 some dances? G. SANDS
CT SANDS The best way 20 in
terest a man Is 10 conceal from him
the fact that YOU are interested in
Annie Laurie will welcome letters
Of inquiry on subjects OF feminine
interest from young women readers
OF this paper and will reply 70 them
in these columns Letters 10 Miss
Laurie should be addressed 10 her.
l. care OF this Office
WOMAN BLAMED BY HER
FAMILY