The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-02-02

Dear Miss Brooks:
have been very interested in your
corner and would like TO ask you .
pulling question. Is II all right for a
boy to take girl of sixteen to a party,
dance or show without a grown person
along with them7 7 remain your true
friend. TOOTS of UTAH.
No. dear. unreservedly take the
stand that 1t is not proper for young
girls of sixteen. (under or over few
years) to go unchaperoned to any pub
lie place of entertainment while this
form of etiquette is not generally OBJ
served in our western states. II is new
ertheless breach OF good form to
neglect II. II parents were more care
full In this respect there would be less
cause for regret later on, am quite
sure. This is not precaution taken
because they question the boys and
girls ability or willingness to conduct
themselves properly. but Is simply a
matter of good breeding. and indicates
thought and care on the part of the
parents. For Illustration. have you not
noticed that the little children whose
parents seldom trouble themselves
about where they are, what they are
doing, who they are with. and who are
allowed to go about at all hours of the
day (and oftentimes night develop
rough ways and manners, unloving and
ENJOYABLE dispositions, and are treated
~ tNciy ouc CdTtieSSlN ana lnO1Ueren.iN
because In the home, where the foun-
dation and basis of training and char
acter-building properly begin, there
seems to be Indifference. and this rad
iates to everyone with whom thew come
In contact or associate with. This ap-
pies TO the older child as well. say this
Is the general rule, there are excep-
tions Of course. There are persons who
no matter what the environment and
training Is, or has been, retain the
priceless jewel OF refinement and beauty
or character through It all. but these
are comparatively rare cases. So yon
see the girl whose friends know her
parents, and the girl herself. take this
care ano precaution. naturally use the
same protection for her when she IS
In their care.
Dear Miss Brooks:
As l am interested In your corner. |
was wondering II you could give me
the tune to the song. Down by the
silvery Rio Grande." Wishing you the
best of luck,
LEMONT. Utah.
I'm afraic cannot. as | know of no |
other song which has the same tune.
Sorry.
We have been reading your corner for
long time and would like you to an
- SNfhc qtCotiOnS iOE U.S. VI II a
boy has taken girl home three or four
times and he goes back to his home a
long distance away. whose place Is II n
write first. the girls or the boys? (2) l,
What colors would girl look good in
II she has medium brown hair and a
dark complexion. What colors would
girl look good in IL she has dark
brown hair and a light complexion (3)
How should a girl do her hair II she
has long face and quite a lot of
hair? How old do you Judge us to be?
Thanking you in advance. we remain,
TWIN SISTERS. Utah.
ID Always the boy writes first (2)
Orange and yellows. vivid greens. bright
reds. light blues and light shades Of
brown. are usually becoming to dark
complexion; while pinks. lavender .
shades. rose. blues, browns and black
are becoming to one whose skin
is fair. CD II you are girls Il ,
or IS, as ! imagine you are. there is
no prettier way to dress your hair than
to curl 1t and comb IT softly back from -,
the face. allowing II To pun ,-i II tie .
sides; bring II together AMI fastea low :
at the back OF the heal with barette
letting the curled en- IL hang below II
done nicely this is a very pretty, girl !
lsh style.
Dear Miss brooks:
have been reading your corner, a
'Between =" and Me-" so would like .