The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-08-18

Dear Miss Brooks:
have been reading your corner ey
cry Friday night, and have had quit
a lot of help SO ! thought l woul,
come to you. go with q girl. w,
have been friends for years. In tn,
dance and other places we happen a
times, to get in with some yer,
popular girls. Then she thinks she /.
better than us, and sights us. ANY
other place she treats US all right
Some Of my friends she will not &c
with, because she thinks they are moi
good enough. Would you go with he,
or not?
/ remain,
A QUESTIONER, Malad, Idaho
Your girl friend does not show
much tact, to say the least. If your
friends are decent and respectable
they are good enough" for any one
to associate with. But you know we
all have the right to choose our friends
and it may not be altogether because
she considers herself superior to your
friends, but that she Just does not
care particularly for them and shows
1T in an untactful way. You must use
your own judgment as to whether you
should continue to go with her. Com
pare her with your other friends and
see if she is not friend worth keep
ing, then try to convince her that
your other friends are also worthy of
better treatment from her.
Dear Miss Brooks:
I'm going to take advantage of your
little corner Just Between You and
Me-" l have few questions | would
like you to answer for me.
~ Is it proper for a girl to treat
a boy if she has some candy or gum
~ How old should a girl be, be-
fore starting to go to dances?
(3) If you met boy should a girl
say Hello" first, or the boy?
Thanking you in advance,
GRAY EYES, Idaho.
Yes, surely, it is proper to offer
boy friend candy or gum, but / might
add that it is not good taste to chew
gum anywhere in public. (2) You
should be at least sixteen before go
ing to dances, and if you attend pub
lie dances you should always be ac-
companied by your mother or some
older person. (3) A girl should speak
first to her boy friends.
Dear Miss Brooks:
l have some questions that have
been bothering me.
When a boy starts keeping COM
pany with girl should he ask to
go to her place and get her, or {
should she ask him to call on her?
And after taking girl out should
the boy thank her for going with him I
Thanking you very kindly in ad-
vance,
A CORNER READER, Wendell, Ida. {
Yes, indeed, after having asked a
yirl to accompany you any place, call :
md get her. A girl may ask a boy :
o come to her home for a call, but
lot to take her any place. 1t is per-
ectly proper to thank a girl for hav-
ng gone any place with you. o
Dear Miss Brooks: S
have some questions 1 would like r
o ask you.
G) There is a girl in my town =
hat was a good friend of mine until >
new girl came and she quit me and II
rent with the new girl Now the new d
irl has gone away, is it proper for me a a
D go with her again? "
(2) / am a girl ID years Of age. -
! 1t proper for me to go to public 81
ances? -
Hoping to get an early reply, il
BOBBY, Arco, Idaho.
Yes, dear, / think l would be a,
-iends with her again. We often h,
sglect our best friends, but do not W
can to really hurt them. l would he
ot advise a girl of fourteen to go oh
public dances, and when you do go, be
~ should always be accompanied by al
'ur parents or some older person. ed
ear Miss Brooks: m,
l have read your corner for some
ne and l think it is just grand. De
"a Is it polite for boy to go with q,
girl older than himself? (2) Is t sn
polite for boy to go with a girl ~
e same age he is? 90 What is 80
e best thing there is to whiten no
nned or brown arms and face! as
you very much for your ho,
,uble, from, III
A WONDERER of Idaho. ON,
1t is quite all right for boy TO to
with girl older than himself, or An
tn a girl his same age. A few the
airs difference either way does not or
Ike a great deal of difference. II 90,
i will send a stamped envelope Fri,
i send you the name of a reliable {
ach for the face and hands. am
ar Miss Brooks: sne
am quite pleased with the answers l. =
| have been giving in your corner on
lst Between You and Me-" so I con
ught I'd have you answer one. How r
aid you use lemon soap to take the tba,
off the face and neck? ''A
banking you dearly and I'll call -
in in the future.
incerely yours, pra
HOPE, Preston, Idaho. y
here are various kinds of lemon a
Ds on the marke. and know of no Mol
ticular way to use them for re- ar;
ing tan. Do you know that it will ann,
owe tan? Ask the person YOU 70
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