Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-08-11

you would be very foolish IL your hair
was nice and long to cut IL. Are you
sure 1t would be becoming? There are
50 many to whom it is not becoming,
you know. There are so many pretty
girlish styles of wearing the hair, and
just wait, they will be envying you
your long hair before many more
months, wager.
Dear Miss Brooks.
In reading our paper. the part
that is most interesting to me is tho
section "Just Between You and Me-"
II this question can be answered, i
feel it surely will be greatly appre-
ciated by many girls of our town.
How is it that when Magma girls como
to Garfield to the dances, they are all
ways more popular than we are? Hop
ing for an early reply,
A GARFIELD SUBSCRIBER,
Garfield, Utah.
My dear, there could not possibly
be any particular reason, except that
a visiting girl is always popular. Do
you go to the Magma dances? If not,
try it, and see If the case is not re-
versed. l am taking it for granted
that the Garfield girls dance equally
as well as their neighbors do, as / am
sure they do.
Dear Miss Brooks:
This is my first attempt at writing
to you, and / have been so interested
in your corner and the answers you
have given others. Now i have very
serious problem before me, and am
going to ask your advice.
ON noun uaara NJ 100 and haUa
been keeping company with young
man for a couple Of years. He now
wants me to become his wife, and my
parents oppose it for the simple rea-
son he has not the financial standing
they would like the man whom !
should marry to have. For myself, l
am perfectly satisfied. Shall l go
against their wishes and marry him or,
not?
Thanking you in advance, 1 am anx-
iously awaiting your answer,
Lovingly,
DOT, Magma, Utah.
This is question on which
III hesitate to give my opinion.
In most cases / believe parents
wish to give the best advice and
are better able to Judge as to who
is worthy Of you. We must all admit
that finances play most important
part in our daily life, but personally
there are other qualities which con-
slider of greater Importance. Your
statement that you are perfectly sat
isfied" should go a long way in
whatever the decision may be, but
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 it off for year or two and
then see how everyone feels about it 2
Whatever your decision may be,
am wishing you the greatest happi-
ness and success.
Dear Miss Brooks:
l, like a lot of other girls Of today,
am having much trouble with my hair.
1t is so dry all the time and breaks
off so easily. l have tried rubbing
olive oil and vaseline in it the night
before / wash it but it doesn't seem to
help. After / had the "flu" it nearly
all came out. / was advised by some
one who / thought knew, to cut
it, so / did, but / don't like bobbed
hair and it didn't do any good either.
Please tell me what / can do. / am
just sick about it. / will try to be
hopeful for know you can help me.
VENICE, Meadows, Utah.
| Your hair is, no doubt, very fine
and breaks easily, so you should use
great care in brushing and combing it.
Massaging the scalp is very good but
you must keep constantly at it every
day. If you will send a stamped adj
dressed envelope / will send you the
name of very reliable hair tonic. Do
not be discouraged. Care, coupled with
a tonic, will bring the hair out all
right, i am sure.
Dear Miss Brooks:
/ am a very interested reader of
your corner, so ! hope you will find
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 he
says, "How do you do?" ( Il am a girl
of 12.)
2. Could you name a few games
that could be played at a birthday
party where only girls are invited?
Thanking you in advance, / am
ever a friend,
HELEN, Morgan, Utah
, A girl of twelve may say "How do
you do" in answer to mans greet
ing, or she may say ~ am well, how
are you" or II am fine today, how
are you?"
To explain game is rather difficult
as it takes so much space. Have you
played the game Crying Proverbs ?
One player leaves the room and the
others select a proverb, as "A stitch
in time saves nine" and each one
: takes one Of the words. The player
who left the room returns and at q
, signal all the others call out theil
words at the same time. From this
hubbub the player from outside must
, determine what the proverb is.
Then there is the game of What is
} Wrong?" One person changes some
, article in the room so it will have G
} different location, angle or in some
} way be different. He then calls the
others in and asks them what i;
wrong. Give them two or five minutes
to discover it and if they do not dis
cover it in that time, he has scored
J five points and can then alter the po
sition Of something else. At the enc
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