The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-13

ulHef WIFI you. l NE SLdLe 1lOWeT Ol
Idaho is the wild syringa. 1t belongs
to the lilac family. The bushes are
much the same, but the blossom of
the Syringa is a small white flower,
which is very fragrant If Lily
will write to the secretary of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs
she will find l am right. Will you
please tell me, Miss Brooks, the names
of the first ten wedding anniversar-
les? Which is the tin, the wooden, pa
per, etc?
Thanking you in advance,
IDAHO GIRL.
Yes, thank you for calling my at
tention to the mistake. 1t has been
corrected.s / have been unable to OBJ
tain a history Of the Syringa, though,
and hope your little sketch will be
of some assistance to Lily" The
following are the wedding anniver-
saries:
First year-Cotton wedding.
Second year-Paper wedding.
Third year-Leather wedding.
Fifth year-Wooden wedding.
Seventh year-Woolen wedding.
Tenth year-Tin wedding.
Twelfth year-Silk and Fine Linen
wedding.
Fifteenth year-Crystal wedding.
Twentieth year-China wedding.
Twenty-fifth year-Silver wedding.
Thirtieth year-Pearl wedding.
Fortieth year-Ruby wedding.
Fiftieth year-Golden wedding.
Seventy-fifth year-Diamond we'd
ding.
Dear Miss Brooks:
Please may l join the merry circle
Of your Little Questioners Then
l hope my few questions will not put
you to too much bother. Do you
know of recipe for milk whey as a
beverage? % Is it proper to leave
the nations flag up from the Fourth
of July until the Twenty fourth? 80
Who played as hero in Conflict" OPP
posite Priscilla Dean? Who played
as hero and who as heroine in "What
Is Wife WORTH"
Wishing you success in your worthy
labors, l am,
ONE LITTLE QUESTIONER.
You may, indeed, and thank you
my little "Questioner" Am sorry
am unable to locate a recipe for the
milk whey beverage. (2) Yes, it
would be proper to leave Old Glory
floating for that time, so long as the
flag is not mutiliated or mistreated in
any manner. (3) Herbert Rawlinson
was leading man in "The Conflict"
Ruth Remick was leading lady in
What Is Wife Worth" and Casson
Ferguson played opposite her.
Dear Miss Books:
You have answered so many ques-
tons that I'm going to ask you to
answer some for me. (1) When a
stranger come in and gives you his
card, how should you greet him? (2)
When he leaves, if he offers his hand,
should yUu take it? l have always
thought that improper. 81 When you
are disturbed by unlawful persons and
your county officers do not listen to
your appeal, what should be done?
Thanking you very kindly in ad-
vance,
<.>x cOoA Me- 1udIO.
~ 1t would depend somewhat upon
whether the call was a business or
social call, but in either case you
could merely say, "How do you do" in
greeting, and it is perfectly proper
to shake hands when he leaves, pro
vldlng his call has been a pleasant
business or social one. (2) You can
cake your case to the state, or, even
the federal officials, if the case ius-
titles such proceedings. Your county
officers should take some action II
your complaint is justified.
Dear Miss Brooks:
Can you, and will you please helm
me! l am boy of eighteen wears old
and have been keeping company with
girl who is one year my junior. The
elri mas been pure, quiet sort of girl.
until lately. But now she is stepping
out" and going with all the fellows
mere. What should l do? Just forget
It, or should l try to 60 With her still
or should l put away my proper self
and DO as she is doing? Oh please
help me. 1t is so hard to forget
Thanking you in advance. am.
AL FALFA, Idaho.
you poor boy! Just wait: after
she has stepped out" with all the
boys boys she will probably be glad to be
your friend again. No, do not try to
go with her if she has refused ~ c W
with you at any time. Why put ava sv
your proper" self? Can you not "sten
out and have other girl friends wifi
out OUTS sacrificing any of your proper
S Sen AT AT eighteen you should not
nave formed attachments which are
unbreakable. After you have h ath
made other friends and associations lions,
you can can better tell whether your feel.
ing Tor each other is deeper than that
nj Oica mere e. III, friends. Treat hor just as
IN ner society and do not show ON, u
resentment If you continue to tre. y
win her back. N"n io doubt
Dear Miss Brooks.