The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11

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These songs and poems are on tn
requested and To-Be-Found list:
Foolish Questions
Hobo's Prayer
Sweet Nightingale
The Bride of the Ball-Proudly sh
reigned. life queen upon tn
throne.
Following Is a few lines of a song
tie title unknown:
Balance. balance. the callers voic,
rang In the hall.
Gently. softly. the dancers feet fall
The Curse of An Aching Heart
While the Leaves Come Drifting
Down.
The following songs and poems have
been received during the past week
and 1 wish to thank each one for their
Kindness in contributing them:
The Two Orphans.
The Little Mohee
Come Ned, Won't you Join Us. etc
Lorena.
Always In the Way
The Star and the Flower.
Mabelle, or The Drunkard's Life.
1t will be necessary for the following
to send names and addresses before /
can answer their letters. as the rules
heading this column Indicate.
Cowboy" Robertson. Wyo. dim
Pies" Thayne. Wyo. Bug and Dunk"
Washington. Utah. Bebe and LII. Sho-
shone. Idaho. Tobbie and Dickey, Lo-
gan. Utah. The Texas Cowgirl, Des-
ert Lake. Utah The Naughty Four
Meridian. Ida. A Pussy Willow, Cleve-
land. Utah. Peggy & Specks. Home-
dale, Ida.
Dear Miss Brooks:
1 have been interested in your corner
for some time. and think 1t fine. am
wondering IL you could find these songs
for me or tell me where 1 can get them
do not know the titles to any of
them.
Lead me some times where she's
sleeping. where our loved. lost
darling lies,
Where the Ivy vines are creeping to
their home beyond the skies"
when I. a little Indian maid. with
Acorn cups and flowers played"
"Oh TIL welcome you Jack II you'll only |
come back,
Was the message from homo. sweet |
home"
Hymn Song
Il want to go there, don't your
Yours truly.
ELIZABETH. Payette, Ida.
!. Let us hope our corner will prove fine
TO y9u, in that 1t brings these COM
pleted songs to you. Thanks for the
long very much.
Dear Miss Brooks:
certainly enjoy reading your cor
Ter every Saturday when our town
'apsr arrives. 1 would like to ask you
Few questions. % Could you please
ell me where to find some good, hu-
norous readings. (2) 1 am almost
ourteen years old and have brown
lair, and light skin. What colors would
10 suitable for me to wear? Thanking
'ou In advance and hoping to see my I
uestions answered in the next paper.
Alse wishing you much success, I re-
aain as ever your friend,
SMILES, American Fork, Ut.
I am surely glad to know you enjoy
eading the questions and answers, G
miles ID 1 have had a catalogue of
eadings sent to you from which you
an select those which best suits yourl
seds. CD You should wear light
hades Of blue. yellow. jade green
'mato red. coral and salmon pink,
avy. brown and black nicely II your
Kin Is clear. Thanks for your good !
ishes, grille. and 1 return them many {
I'D to you
ear Miss Brooks:
have read your corner for some
mo and enjoy II very much. VIII you
ease answer some questions for me?
gale" and Ben Bolt" (2) Who Is
e author of 'Tarzsn OF the Apes?" Q
TOPSY, Fairview, Wyo.
Very glad to answer your questions
,psy. Ben Bolt" will appear here B
st as soon as space will permit
wset Nightingale" is elusive. but hope B
may be able to capture II eventually
r you. CD Edgar Rice Burroughs is Y
. author of "Tarzan of the Apes" 8
EAR Miss Brooks:
We have read your corner and we
We remarked how full of sunshine ID
ur answers seem. ID We would
70 to know the meaning of Twila. "
Idle and LaRu. 90 Would you please "
blish the address of Betty Comp to
n and Harold Lloyd? CD What now al
are the most popular on the mar te
{? (4) How old should a girl be be- OF
re getting married? Thanking you fr
advance, hs
FREcKLEs AND THE ANGEL, hs
Moroni, Utah
Thanks girls. We should scatter all W
. sunshine possible. shouldn't we?
J Your names are all too modern
have special meaning as yet. II til
ans. 1t Is the old. substantial names, Pl
,h as Mary, Elizabeth, Grace. Har- fe
I, Anna, etc, whose origin and mean Il
: have been sifted out CD Betty ci
mpson may be addressed at the pc
sky Studios. Vine St., Hollywood. ly
IT.. and Harold Lloyd at the Hal de
ach Studios. Culver City, Calf CD WI
,ong the late popular novels are En- 1t
,nted April. dim Lantern 'Flam- We
YOUTH Peter whiffle" ana to
lack Oxen" "a So much depends gr
IN the girl herself, and also the boy, ur
I II Is impossible for me to give 70
ar Miss Brooks: an
- When a lady Is eating supper TIL
IN a male companion at restau- en-
IT or hotel, should the lady read the sa
nu card and decide what she wants. ov