The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-28

Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dear Miss Brooks:
May 1 enter your busy little corner
You always seem willing, whatever tn
question may be. VIII you kindly an
swer this question for me? Maybe yol
Will think 1 am foolish for asking suci
a question. Can you explain the games
of Five Hundred and Bridge? Nov
dear. do not bother to answer botf
questions this time. I will walt for one
of them until next time. Wishing yoi
the best of health and happiness.
MRS. ]. B., Provo. Utah.
Burely you may come and l am very
glad to have you with us. No, think
1T perfectly all right for you to ask any
question you wish, this is what my cor
ner Is for, and 1 will do my very best
to answer. But my dear lady, should
print full instructions for these games
so 1t would really be of assistance to
you In playing the games, there would
be room for little else here, so now
am going to ask you to let me send you
a little book of Hoyle which fully ex-
plains every card game played today.
Or better still, you may be able to get
this in your book stores at home. The
price is 25 cents. Is this satisfactory?
Dear Miss Brooks:
% We are very much in need of your
advice. Is it proper for girls of our age,
erone to q dance In the evening? (2)
What is the name of the latest dancing
step? Wishing you bushels Of buccess,
we remain,
SMILES, DIMPLES, CURLY
LOCKS and BEAUTY,
Mayf1eld, Utah.
I hope you will be as anxious to ac-
cept my advice as you seem sincere in
asking 1t. Q) 1 cannot and do not ap-
prove Of girls your age going to pub
lie dance at all, my dear girls, and I
earnestly advise you not to do so, and
under no circumstances should you go
without being accompanied by some
older member of your family-father,
mother, or brother. (2) The latest dance
am at all familiar with Is the Frisco
Walk and the Scandal Walk These are
bnt parodies of the Fox Trot
Dsar Miss Brooks:
This is tho first time I have written
to you, and hope 1t will be a success.
Please answer the following questions.
% I am boy of fourteen. Is 1t proper
to take a girl home from party, dance,
etc.? (2) Is 1t proper to play kissing
games at a party? Thanking you very
m UGH, 1 remain,
l.
Your letter was a success insofar as 1t |
has reached me safely, and now for a
successful answer. % My dear boy, |
you may see that a girl reaches home |
safely from a neighborhood party per-
lRps, but you are not attending dances,
etc." are you? If SO TINT Is not proper.
When you are old enough to go to these
places, escort a girl there, but I hope
81 that time there will be no girls who
20 alone, whom you can take home. (2)
Absolutely not. There are many other
,ames to be played which are much
more wholesome and interesting to all
oncerned.
DAWN, Smithfield, Utah.: In the song
Comrades" this one is all I found.
20 you think this is the one you
yished?
COMRADES
W, from childhood, played together |
my dear comrade Jack and I,
" would fight each others battles to
each others aid we would fly, I
nd in boyish scrapes and troubles you t
would find us everywhere; /
yhere one went the other follow'd, e
aught could part US for we're I
Chorus c
Comrades, comrades, ever since we /
were boys; c
1arfnB each others SOrrOW6,
1aring each others joys. {
when manhood was dawning, o
-ithful whate'er might betide; 4
hen danger threatened my jolly old Il
omrade was there by my side" v
hen just budding into man hood, I p
yearned for a soldiers life,
light and day dreamed of glory, long Z
ing for the battle strife;
said, Jack, I'll be a soldier, meath n
the Red, White and Blue. "
DO d-by, Jack" said he. mo, never, "
II you go then I go too for we're, {
Chorus h
enlisted. Jack came with me and ups h
and downs we shared. p
,r time our lives were peaceful but p
at length war was declared. &
1sland's Flag had been insulted. we ei
were ordered to the front. g.
I'd the regiment we belonged to had
to bear the battles brunt, we were
Chorus
PINK ROSE. Clear Lake, Utah: 81
mot give you the address desired. al
thout first having your name, at NJ
lst. Read rules carefully at head of III
lumn, so you may not be disappointed te
len you write your next letter. W
al, Miss Brooks: y,
Hope we are welcome to enter your oil
rntr We think 1t is very interesting. m
Ill you please answer the following b
es.ions for US? % Is 1t proper to
me home from dance. or any other
tertainment with a boy when he did yc
I take you there? Nearly all the In
Is In our home town do this, and II TIL
u don't the boys say, I'VE don't care.
ere are plenty of girls that will" We
} fifteen years old. (2) What colors Be
uld you suggest for a girl to dress ar
who has medium brown hair and fair We
In and blue eyes. and girl with black do
have been searching "our corner" su