The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-11-08

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not think about II. but Just play and b happv.
20 70 school and learn all you can SO you Vim
be strong In mind and body TO battle with de-
question Of making money after several more
years have passed over your dear little hesA
Be sure to write me again II you think a.
help you in any way. won't youf
Dear Mise Brooks:
am = girl Of thirteen and my hair b -
inches long. ~ Can you tell me = nice and
pretty way to comb it I 1t curls quite eazily but
am too old for eurlsf (2) Could you print
the words Of Marjorie" for met (a) Could
you name some good books l should rssdf
az 1 fancy dance for my friends quite q
lot, should l let II be known in pulbici Wshins
you success, l am,
"A GIRL FROM IDAHO
~ No. indeed, you are not too old for eurla
Curl the ends Of your hair and either fasten
It close to the head In the back and let the
curls hang loose. or braid it . few inches
Fasten with barrette in either case, and Ar
range the front in any style which il becom-
ing. (2) II you will look in your paper u
date about Oct 7. you will find the words
to the song "Margie." I think this must b.
the one you refer TO. A. I do not flnd one On.
titled Marjorie" (s) The following are books
you can make no mistake in reading: Blue
Bird" "Red Rock" Caleb West" Little
Minister and "Rebecea Of Sunnybrook Farm
~ Why, surely. All your friends will enjoy
your dancing. l am sure and graceful and ar.
tistic dancing Is an accomplishment no ona
need be ashamed of. but rather be very proud
of. bu-he very careful dear. and do not abuse
your talent. Are you taking lessons7 II noA
you should do go. and If you ara especiallv
gifted in this art, cultivate IL,
Dear Madam:
have been very interested in Just Betweea
You and Me-" and l would like to have VOC
answer a few questions. ~ How would yos
get rid Of . girl friend without causing her b
feel badly. t2) met q strange girl the other
day and 1 would like to know how TO make
friends with her. What would be the proper
way to make an engagement to walk out with
her? Wishing you success. l am,
MOLLY. Utah.
~ Getting rid of a girl friend is rather
indefinite. One is not usually bothered with
anyone if they pay them no attention. Most
any girl can soon tell when = boz does noa
wish to show her attentions and shout not fsa
offended (2) would advise that you invita-
the young lady to accompany you to a show q
dance, and then it will depend upon whether
not you will be friends.
My Dear Miss Brooks:
May l join your coxy corner. IN which J
read some good advice to girls. and think il
helps one to get problems answered Would
you please tell me when q young boy and girl
are introduced should the boy raise his hat OF
should they shake handsf Thanking you IL
advance.
BROWN EYES.
You are welcome. Brown Eyes. Yes. surely.
the boy should raise his hat but boys and girb
do not shake hands upon being introduced
Dear Miss Brooks:
have been reading your corner" for some
time but didn't know whether they just put
it in the paper and gave it the name or whetha
there really Is . Miss Brooks who answers pu1-
cling questions. / want ask two questions
and would like very much for you to answer
them. ~ What sort Of q costume would you
suggest wearing to a public Halloween danes,
and what color material to use. something that
is not very common and not very expensive.
(2) How can girl make herself popular at the
dances with boys. I am.
BOBBY FORD. Am. Fork.
Well. you see. Bobby. there really is q per-
son who answers your questions in the very
best way she knows how. "a l have had sent
to you = book which will give you some SPLEEN
did ideas about fancy, inexpensive costumes.
and hope it pleases you. (2) My dear. to b.
popular you must be pleasant, agreeable. en-
tertaining and natural-other than this can
not tell you. great deal depends upon your
personality. and cannot tell you what you
might lack or what talent you might have with
which to develop q personality" Just be
sweet. happy. carefree girl and do not fret -
to whether or not You are popular with ms
boys. If you do. this very fact will detrsct
from your popularity.
Dear Miss Brooks:
have been very interested in reading your
section in the paper. / am the mother OF
eight nice. living children and am indeed thank
fui for them. Every day new problems come
up that puzzle me and sometimes l feel like
ship at sea without q ruddcr. l decided %
ask you some questions. Thanking you in sd-
vance and wishing you success in your work
am.
MRS. NJ. A. B.
am very happy to welcome another mothr'
do not wonder that you are happy and thank
full to have such lovely family and no doubt
1t must seem like a very complicated problem
at times. have answered your questions per
sonaily. but l will take this opportunity 70
say to you what would like to say to every
mother, that from NV observations and es-