The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-10-26

1uQltco itbttfc very pldlily, Will
Salt Lake City, Utah.
The following requested songs and
poems have been received since ouI
last issue, for which l wish to thank
the contributors:
Comrades.
Forty Years Ago.
A Fatal Rose of Red.
The Lost Child.
The Dying Cowboy.
And here are new requests on the
To-Be-Found list:
Fair Ellen.
My Pretty Quadroon.
Go and Leave Me If You Wish 1t.
Gal that Keeps the Peanut Stand.
Unknown title:
You ask me to forget the past and
take me to your heart again.
How can / ever forget the love /
offered you in vain.
utah Carol" first line is:
AS 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. VIII
you please print the address of Edgar A.
Guest? Thanking you for answering
my first question and hoping you will
answer this one, / 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
cloth and color for his sum-
mer? I am IT and in the fourth year
high school. / remain,
HOPE. Utah.
Come right in, Hope. G) This
scarcely do, not knowing what
subjects you might be able to talk on.
Time and place usually furnishes a
and since you go with this boy
'teady you Mould be able to find a
,ongenial subject (2) Crepes of all
Kinds, both very light weight and very
leavy. seem to lead, and the old stand
taneta and serge, are good. In ,
iolor almost every color under the sun
s good" Prints and Paisley designs 7
re very popular. There seems to be no
color but rather all shades of all Z
olors. Continue in school just as long
= you can, Hope. @
year Miss Brooks: A
/ have been reading your corner but
ave never written to you before. Am Y
WELCOMED? would like to ask you a
ew questions. "a Is it right to lean V
our head on a boys shoulder. and what
re you supposed to say when a boy
SKIS you for a date? (3) Is IT right
} dance with a stranger without in u
Hoping you will answer '
nd wishing you much success in your u
'ork. Yours truly, '
CURLY LOCKS. Pleasant Grove, Utah.
o surely you are welcome, Curly
ocks. "a Is 1T right In case you =,
iould faint, perhaps, not otherwise, =
I'D what could you say. except yes" IL
ou wish to go, and no IL you do not -
{ course you should be very polite ana "
Id thank you. would be pleased to
r that date" or something of this -
(2) See answer to Gray Eyes" se
aho: also "Faun," Utah. W.
Miss Brooks: M
1 have never written to you before us
i'd wondered IL I am welcome. 1 have
few questions / would like to ask d.
u. ID 1 have been stepping" a
Jung man. He quit without giving ne
reason. / wonder IL 1 will ever yo
with him again? How close are you 20
pposed to dance with a boy? Co an
hen a boy puts his arm around me 70
here should / put my arms? 1 wish e.
u much success in your work. he
DIMPLES. Utah. &C
surely you are welcome. Dimples. ID DO
I'm sure / do not know whether you co
II go with this young man again TO
not. That would depend. 1 would an
J.. CD Place your left hand on your
ftner's shoulder. he then holds your
rat hand lightly IN his left. There 70
oIld be freedom of movement orner- I'M
Be- you cannot dance gracefully, and 80,
s you cannot have IL your partner 90
you too closely. Ia
n Miss Rrooks. 70
Phase answer these questions: % a.
~ was Washington, ID. c., chosen for -.
presidents home? (2) What are ~,
lucky days and months. Also what 40
MY colors? l was born Sept. 2. 1910. Ac'
hank you very much. Yours truly, ~
FRECKLES. Monticello, Utah. ~
With pleasure. Freckles. "a Shortly 80
err the Revolutionary War, the con- CT
SIS of the young republic found II far
iessary to secure a place in which to 80
a permanent home for the 80
Yernment, and after much delibera- s"'
a this tract on the Potomac was de- ~.
ed upon. George Washington was -
n authorized to select the site for
Capitol, anywhere between the ho'
of C-onogocheague and the ieS,
tern branch of the Potomac. and the W.T.
sent site of the city of Washington VII
!, cboser 10Y bona anv 90 rn1 A. <nc
place any condolences in these lucky ~.
S. etc. which l give. They are sim my
birthday readings for the months adV
oh you can find yourself most any
,e. ] do not wish you to think V
m any credit for choosing lucky Ora
$. find Wednesday is the day for mar
born in September and February Wit
November the months. while the iuc
RS are gold and black. iue
T Miss Brooks. sirl
his is my first attempt to write TO lot
Hope / am welcome. Please an ian
r Miss Brooks. my