The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-11

To-Be-Found list:
Fair Ellen.
My Pretty Quadroon.
Go and Leave Me If You Wish It.
Gal that Keeps the Peanut Stand.
Unknown title:
You ask me to forget the past and
take me to your heart again.
How can 1 ever forget the love
offered you in vain.
Utah Carol" first line is:
AZ my friend you ask what makes
me so sad and SO still.
Dear Miss Brooks:
This is the second time have written
to you, but hope I am welcome Will
you please print the address of Edgar A.
Guest? Thanking you for answering
my first question and hoping you will
answer this one, 1 remain, your friend,
MISS N. NJ, St. George, Utah.
Indeed you are welcome, and here Is
the address: 1900 Atkinson Ave-, De-
troit, Mich.
Dear Miss Brooks:
Please let me enter your corner. ~
Please tell me some good subjects to
talk on a boy friend who you go
with steady. CD What is the most
stylish cloth and color for this sum-
mer? 1 am IT and in the fourth year
high school / remain,
HOPE, Utah.
Como right in, Hope. % This
could scarcely do, not knowing what
subjects you might be able to talk on.
Time and place usually furnishes a
subject and since you go with this boy
steady you should be able to find
congenial subject. (2) Crepes Of all
kinds, both very light weight and very
heavy, seem to lead and the old stand
bys, tafreta and serge, are good. In
color almost every color under the sun
Is good" Prints and Paisley designs
are very popular. There seems to be no
new color but rather all shades of all
colors. Continue in school just as long
a. you can, Hope.
Dear Miss Brooks:
1 have been reading your corner but
have never written to you before. Am
I welcome? 1 would like to ask you a
few questions. % Is it right to lean
your head on a boys shoulder, and what
are you supposed to say when boy
to dance with a stranger without in
Hoping you will answer
and wishing you much success in your
work. Yours truly,
CURLY LOCKS, Pleasant Grove, Utah.
surely you are welcome, Curly
Locks. % Is it right! In case you
should faint, perhaps, not otherwise,
and what could you say, except yes" II
you wish to go, and mo" If you do not
OF course you should be very polite ana
add thank you, would be pleased to
co." or sorry. 1 have an engagement
for that date" or something of this
nature. CD See answer to Gray Eyes"
Idaho; also "Faun," Utah.
Dear Miss Brooks:
1 have never written to you before
Ind wondered If am welcome. have
! few questions I would like to ask
you. % have been stepping" q
voung man. He quit without giving
my reason. wonder IL 1 will ever
70 with him again? How close are you
supposed to dance with boy? CD
When q boy puts his arm around me
where should 1 put my arms? l wish |
reu much success in your work.
DIMPLES, Utah.
surely you are welcome, Dimples. CD |
am sure I do not know whether you |
viii 60 with this young man again |
n not. That would depend, 1 would |
ay. CD Place your left hand on your |
,aftner's shoulder, he then holds your
light hand lightly in his left. There |
hould be freedom of movement, other
wise you cannot dance gracefully, and
hik you cannot have IL your partner
lafps you too closely.
)eas Miss Brooks:
Please answer these questions: ID |
Why was Washington, D. c., chosen for
he presidents home? (2) What are
az rucky days and months. Also what
re NV colors? 1 was born Sept. 2, 1910.
thank you very much. Yours truly,
FRECKLES. Monticello, Utah.
With pleasure, Freckles. % Shortly
fter the Revolutionary War, the con-
ress of the young republic found 1t
ecessary to secure place in which to
stablish a permanent home for the
government, and after much delibera-
lon this tract on the Potomac was de-
ided upon. George Washington was
hen authorized to select the site for
he Capitol. anywhere between the
louths of Conogocheague and the
a stern branch of the Potomac, and the
resent site of the city of Washington
-as chosen. (2) l hope any of you do
OF place any confidence in these lucky
avs. ETC.. which 1 give. They are sim
ly birthday readings" for the months
hitch you can find yourself most any
lace. 1 do not wish you to think l
Ialm any credit for choosing lucky
avs. 1 find Wednesday is the day for
ne born in September and February
nd November the months, while the
,lors are gold and black.
ear Miss Brooks:
This is my first attempt to write TO
pu. Hope 1 am welcome. Please an