American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-08-12

you would be very foolish u ,..'
IVES nice and long to cut II A.
surs II would be becoming TSs,. \!
- many TO whom IL Is not bsr".,.
you know. There are 80 manv r,ss<
girlish styles Of wearing the IA \.
just wait, they will be euvvirs -.
your long hair before many ~
months, wager.
Dear Miss Brooks:
In reading our paper, ths -.
that 10 most interesting /, Ne i ~
section Just Between You and M
II this question can be answered. /.
feel II surely will be greatly AIMS.
ciated by many girls of our torv
How 10 Il that when Magma girls COM
to Garfield to the dances, they are al
ways more popular than we are ! Hon
ing for an early reply,
A GARFIELD SUBSCRIBER
Garfield, Utah
My dear, there could not possiSv
be any particular reason, except III
visiting girl is always popular. D. |
you 20 to the Magma dances? II uot.
try Il, and see IL the case is not ~
versed. I am taking 1t for grantsd |
that the Garfield girls dance eouslh
~ well as their neighbors do, as a
sure they do.
Dear Miss Brooks:
This Is my first attempt at writing
70 you. and ! have been so interested
in your corner and the answers 70,
have given others. Now have q VEN
serious problem before me, and an
going to AK your advice.
am now 10 years Of age, and have
been keeping company with young
man for q couple Of years. He nov
wants me to become his wife, and my
parents oppose it for the simple req
son he has not the financial standing
they would like the man whom ]
should marry to have. For myself,
am perfectly satisfied. Shall q
against their wishes and marry him q
not?
Thanking you in advance, l am am.
iously awaiting your answer,
DOT, Magma, Utah
This IL . question on whieA
'hesitats to give my opiniea
In NEST cases ] believe parea1
wish to give the best advice sq
are better able 10 judge % 70 ~
IL worthy Of you. We must ill a9nl
that finances play q most import1q1
part in our daily life, but personaI
there are other qualities which ! cd,
slider II greater importance. You
statement that you are perfectly sat
lsfied" should 20 q long way .
whatever the decision may be, bu3
I would hesitate TO advise going
against your parents wishes. After
all, you are young and are you both
quite sure of yourselves Could you
not put 1t of for year or two ana
then see how everyone feels about ~
Whatever your decision may be, \
am wishing you the greatest hspr'
ness and success.
Dear Miss Brooks:
/, Ike lot Of other girls Of today,
am having much trouble with my halr
It 10 so dry all the time and brean
of SO easily. have tried rubbing
olive oil and vaseline in it the night
before I wash It but il doesn't seem 70
help. After I had the "flu" II nearly
all came out. was advised by some.
one who thought knew, to cut
it, SO l did, but ! don't like bobbeo
hair and II didn't do any good either.
Please tell me what / can do. | am
just sick about 1t. will try TO Do
hopeful for l know you can help ma
VENICE, Meadows, Utah.
Xo,... k..~ (. ,A Anuht very tine
and breaks easily, so you should use
great care in brushing and combing II
Massaging the scalp is very good Dus
you must keep constantly at 1t every
day. II you will send stamped ad'
dressed envelope l will send you tne
name of very reliable hair tonic. 70
not be discouraged. Care, coupled WIN
tonic, will bring the hair out an
right, ! am sure.
Dear Miss Brooks: /.
am very interested reader u
your corner, so ! hope you will iino
time to answer a few of the many
puzzling questions that come into my
mind.
l. What Is the best and most PRO
per way to answer a man when ns
says, slow do you dot" ((I am sis'
| Of l2.)
2. Could you name few games
that could be played at a birthaAy
party where only girls are invited
Thanking you In advance, ! an
ever a friend,
HELEN, Morgan, Utan.
A girl Of twelve may say "How
you do" in answer to q mans gres'
ing, or she may say II am WELL new
are YOU" or Il am fine today NOV
are your" 80
To explain = game Is rather difficuin
as II takes so much space. Have w
played the same Crying PROVERBS :
One player leaves the room and ~
others select a proyert, - "A satc.
In time saves nine" and each ons
takes one Of the words. The plays.
who left the room returns ana ~
signal all the others call out tne nj.
words at the same time. From tn,.
hubbub the player from outside mus
determine what the proverb is. !.
Then there is the game OF "What :.
Wrong?" Ohe person changes sOm.
article in the room so II will have
different location, angle or In som n
way be different. He then calls N.
others In and asks them what y
wrong, Give them two or five minutea