The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-08-09

All letter. should be a1dres.
Helen Brooks. Box 1915. Salt Lake
Dear Miss Brooks:
I pould like to knop if Eugene
O'Brien is married: if so. hon long
has he been, has he any children. and
hon many? l thanh uou.
MOVIE FAN. Caliente. Nep.
No dear. Eugene O'Brien is not
married. but is bachelor of thirty
eight years Of age; 50 you see there S
hop for some of US yet. l wonder
how he ha. managed to escape so long,
don't you2 HIS birthplace is Boulder.
Colorado. Write me again whenev-
er can help you.
NY Dear Miss BROOKS:
/ have question that has been both
rrinq me for a long time. and today l
read some of The questions you had
answered and thought you would be
able TO answer mine for me. Hon
should you take an introduction 10 a
man9 Should you offer your hand ,
And phat should you say2 Also if
a young man invites pou home from a
party or church and the family are still
up. should you say goodbye on the
porch Or invite him m2 Hoping 10
have an answer soon. ! am. forever
your affectionate.
GRACE, Logan.
1t would all depend on circumstance,
a. to whether you should invite your
friend in after the theater or party.
If the hour is not late it would be
| perfectly proper to ask him in while
your family is still up. If the greater
part of the evening" has been spent al
a dance or entertain nent, he would not
Of course. accept aAsinvitation to 60 in.
Young girls do NOT usually offer then
hand upon receiving an introduction.
| A pleasant smile, slight bow. repeat
ing his name. is all that is necessary.
Dear Miss BROOKS:
/ have dutch cut hair and woMd
like 10 kmow which is the most injur.
ious to the haI-wue curriers' or curling
rons. Would you also tell me a good
method for keeping the curl in my hai'
during dcmp wedther9
INQUIRER. Idaho
| A curling iron is more injurious te
use on your hair than any other methoo
of curling it. There are curriers' or
the market now that are made of somt
sort of fabric. which are excellent fol
doing the hair up on. However. if 20,
do not care to get these. good sub
stitute is to use either strips of cloth. or
bett>r still, tissue paper. and roll thu
hair Under on these strips. To keeI
the hair in curl. about the only thing te
do is h. secure a good curling fluid
Both this fluid and the curriers' allow
mentioned may be had in the shop
here if you are unable to secure then
in your local shops. Should you wisl
to know where TO send for them, writ
me again and l will gladly give yos
this information. hope this letter vii
be of helE to you. Write again.
Dear Nil. Brooks:
l am soing to ask pour opinion OF
question which has been bothering M
lately. X is. Should / dance?" Al
of the young people around here go Il
dances BIT mother does not wan. me t.
60 because she THINKS they are not goo.
places fs-young FOLKS. / am DO,
IN high ,chool and am allowed to 6
TO the oller skating and other amuse
nacn.,. do not pdnt 10 60 against III
w..she, Of my mother but ! hold tho
a do e is only harmful if you maxi
It so. THANK you. If it does moi ia,
up TO much room. please let me lei
hon I admire Alone" of Idaho Fails
whp wrote 10 you last tune. sap tho
wiAout a doubt. although The othc
4 girls seem more popular. she. if sh
called il. is the most respected.
JUST 4 WONDEI2kI2 of IdaI,s
like your letter. Wonderer.
sounds to me like the letter of a YER
nice boy who wants to do right as nea.
ly as he can. OF course. my dear.
depends a great deal upon what so,
Of dances these are to which you re
, fer. but from the fact that you as
about it | infer that they must be publ
dances, which are often quite question
able affairs. and places where mott
er surely wouldn't wish her youn
daughter to go. and if they are n,
/. good for the daughter. neither are The
good for the son. o, course one ca
conduct oneself decenty anywhere. an
one might even have good m:luenc
in a questionable place; but thin
personally that il does no one a,v ooo