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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-01-03
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Bank Of Camas Prairie,
will be held at the office of the said
bank in Grangeville, Idaho, on Tues
day, January sth, 1924, at 2 o'clock
D. m.
The object of the meeting is the
election of a board of directors, and
the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the
meeting.
BY order of the board of directors.
300 w. w. BROWN, Vice President.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-01-03
WARMING

It being my duty to the people of
this county and in accordance with
my oath of office. all parties found
intoxicated in n public place shall
he dealt with in accordance with
Section 5000 of the Compiled Stat
utes of the State Of idaho. All per
sons violating this section shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, pun
ishable by a fine or Jail sentence, OF
both.
w. Fl. FILLER,
Sheriff of Idaho County
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-01-03
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF MIL

NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
In the Probate Court of Idaho County,
State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate of Wal
lace n. Scales, Deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said Court,
made on December oath, 1923, notice
is hereby given that January 18th,
1924, at 10 O'Clock a. m. Of said day,
at the courtroom of said Court, in the
City of Grangeville, Idaho has been
appointed as the time and place for
proving the VIII of said Wallace n
Scales, deceased. and for hearing the
application of Helen n. Scales, for the
issuance to her of Letters Testamen-
tary thereon when and where any
person interested may appear and
contest the same.
Dated December oath, 1923
MARY M. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
Fl. Taylor, Attorney for Petitioner
1873
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-01-03
NOTICE OF SHERTFFS SALE UN-
DER AN ORDER OF SALE

In the District Court of the Tenth
Judicial District of the State of
Idaho. in and for the County of
Idaho
Holland Bank. corporation, plaintiff.
VS.. Lenora Emelia Butler. in her
own right. and as administrators
with the will annexed of Charles
NJ. Butler, deceased, Bank of Sites
a corporation, and r. W. Porter
as commissioner of finance of the
State of Idaho, defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order of
sale and decree of foreclosure issued
out of the District Court Of the Tenth
Judicial District. of the State of Ida
no, in and for the County of Idaho |
on the 10th day of December. 1923 |
in the above entitled action wherein |
Holland Bank. a CORPORATION. the /
above named plaintiff, obtained judg- |
ment and decree Of foreclosure against
Lenora Emelia Butler, in her own
tight and as administrators with the
will annexed OF Charles NJ. Butler.
deceased Bank of Sites, a corpora
tiOn, and r. W. Porter. as commission
er Of finance of the State of Idaho
the above named defendants, on the
said 10th day Of December. 1923 for
the sum of S14534f with interest
thereon at the rate OF percent per
anuum from date of Judgment to date
Of sale, besides costs and accruing
costs.
Said judgment having been filed
and entered in the office of the Clerk
of the said Court on the 10th day Of
December 1923. and recorded In
Judgment book at page 221.
I am commanded to give notice of
sale and to sell the premises described
in said Judgment and decree in the
manner prescribed by law, and TO
apply the proceeds of said sale as
in said decree mentioned, the lands
and premises so directed and ordered
by the said decree to be sold. are ST
tuated in the County of Idaho. and
State of Idaho. and particularly de-
scrihed as follows, towit:
Lot three (3) Of section thirty
four (34); and lots three (3).
four az and five (5) and south
east quarter Of northwest quarter
CSE1-4 Nw1-4) of section thirty
five 1851. all I'm township thirty
two 1927 north. range four (4l r.
r. NJ, containing in all 1870
acres more or less together with
all and singular the privileges,
tenements. hereditaments and ap-
purtenances thereunto belonging.
or in anywise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given, that will
IN Saturday the 9th day of January,
1924. at the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m
" said day. at the front door of the
,ourt house in the City of Grange
lille, Idaho County. Idaho, in obedi-
nee to said order of sale and decree
'ffer for sale at public auction. all
he right, title. claim and interest, Of
he above named defendants. of. i'm
nd to. tho above described premises.
r so much thereof as may be neees-
airy to satisfy said Judgment. with
interest, costs and accruing costs, to
he highest and best bidder for law
nj money Of the United States.
Dated this 18th day of December.
923.
IA W. Fl. Filler. Sheriff.
BY JOHN a. POWELL, Deputy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-01-03

said District Court, this 10th day Of
September, 1929.
(seal) HENRY TELOHER, Clerk.
A s. Hardy, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residence and Postoffice address,
Grangeyille, Idaho. 1928
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-01-03

A new shipment Of typewriter rib
bons at rs cents each at the Free
Press.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-01-03

4 W. Fl. Filler. Sheriff.
BY JOHN A. POWELL, Deputy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-19
DEMOCRATS NAME
DANCE CHAIRMAN
Mrs, Marie Karrer Announces
Committees.

Mrs. Marie Karrer. general chair
man Of the dance and card party at
the Indiana. Democratic Club Satur-
day, announces the following commit
tees:
Earl McFsrran. chairman OF dance coIIlrnlt-
tee win be assisted by Miss Hazel tesler'
vice chairman: Walter Meyer. Albert stump,
Ma Martha Yoh MarsOn- Misc Helen Trent,
Miss Ruth Cox. Boyd Ralstou- DIT. J. NeosleI
williams Mrs G. ". Gordon, Miss Hiolst
Holtzman. Mrs Frank WOOling. Miss helen
Fridav Miss Mable Rose. George Hill, Mara
C,rsv. Albert LOseche, John Holett, Bernard
Shively. Reginald Sullivan and Eo"sro
Brennan. -,,,,
chairman. Mrs Allie feathers. vice chair
man: John Speigei Mesdames John DoWn-
ing Johnson william Elder John Hoffman
John HOIlett Thomas Ellis. Jaac Born. Jonn
" Trencll Sylvester johnson, j. W FRIDAY
Ms Frank P. Baker. chairman OF the re
freshuents committee. Ia assisted by MS
Ioran Fugate vice chairman; MIS- GeoF
Werbe Mrs. Bomsn Elder. Mrs floy4 =.
williamson Mrs. Elnor WOODS, joel o@AsE
and Addie Frank. ..
Decorations. Mrs Earl r. Cox. chairman;
Mics Alma Sickler. vice chairman MIS- "
q De Miller Mrs Harold 4. Bachelor Ars
Prank Woolling. Mrs Emma ID. Norls aud
Music. Smiley Chambers chairman with
Mrs. Thomas Mullins es vice chairman, and
Includes Mrs Joel A Baker. Mrs. CheFles
HT.rhes Thomas Garvin Kenneth Woolling.
YViiliam c. Bachelor and Clyde G. karTer.
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unfaIthfuI Husband

Dear Miss Lee: / have been married for
four years and have a boy years old: Ny
husband ard I were separated once for a
month. on account Of mis- going with girls.
He wanted TO come back.
Now he has started the same thing again.
He has STAYED away all night for four nights
at different times. lie said he could not
give no one girl because she would do more
for him than any one else. He said she used
10 smoke and drink but since he asked her
70 stop. sha has he says she is Jealous OF
him She knows he 10 married and has a
baby.
When I ask him to go places. he fuses.
7 always have TO 90 by myself and take the
baby. He never even notices the baby
People tell me my husband VIII settle
down when he gets older. But he Is "a now.
think that is old enough don't your We
are in furnished rooms now, and he says he
ne'er intends to furnish home.
! have mother and father / could go
home TO. Would you go. or wait and see
whether he viii settle DOWN. I am 81 and
this other girl is II.
Your husband certainly Is old
enough to accept the responsibilities
of marriage He has been given a
second chance, and has failed to i'm
prove do not see that you do your
self or your child any good by stay
ing longer with such a man.
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Club Notes, Parties and Social Activities
Photos by Bachrach.

IN HE parties planned for Miss
Margaret Cothrell. daughter of
- Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus L.
Cothrell. 125 E. Fall Creek Blvd, who
is to be married April 26 to Thomas
A. Hendricks. include the following
Tuesday afternoon a NAH jongg at
the Woodstock Country Club given by
Mrs. Addison Parry.
Wednesday. Mrs. Norman Metzger,
4045 n. Meridian St. Will give a
luncheon IN the afternoon and
Wednesday night, Miss Amelia Hen.
derson and Mr. and Mrs. Max Recker
will entertain at dinner at the In.
dianapolis Athletic Club for Miss
Cothrell and Mr.. Hendricks.
Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Cothrel Will entertain with buffet
supper for the bridal party and Friday
night Mr.. Hendricks Will entertain
his attendants at a bachelor supper
at the Indianapolis Country Club.
Mrs. Roy H. Cole Of TT. Sam.
Houston. Texas, a sister Of the bride
elect, has arrived to attend the
wedding. The ceremony will take
place at St PauIs. Episcopal
Cathedral at $50 p. m. followed by a
reception at the Woodstock Country
Club.
Omega chapter Of Phi ri Psi 90
rority viii give an Easter dance Tues
day night at the Sphinx Arms. Miss
Dorothy Meier is chairman. She will
be assisted by Misses Winifred Ken
nington, Mona Wanneer, Mabel Cor
man, Helene Stricken
The entertainment committee is
composed OF Miss Helen Grammar.
chairman. Miss Marjorie Noudloh.
Beryl Smith. and Ethel Meier.
Miss Mary Derbyshire Of Chicago.
national president Of the sorority, win
be an honor guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Marchal.
1414 Oliver Ave. announce the en-.
gagement OF their daughter. Miss
Julia to J. Edward Wolfarth, son Of
Mrs. Mary Wolfsrth
The announcement was made a
Sigma Delta Phi sorority meeting at
the home Of Miss Marchal Wednesday
night The wedding will take place
in June.
Mr.. Ernest Hesser. supervisor Of
music in the Indianapolis public
schools. has Just returned from the
seventeenth annual convention of the
National Music Supervisors Confer
enoe held at Cincinnati, Ohio, April
Ill.
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Awkward Situation

Dear Miss Ice: am in terrible mix-up
and want you TO help me. II you can.
Not many evenings ago. ] met a fellow
with whom used to go 10 school He wanted
date and told 10 get a girl friend for
bic chum At the last minute my friend
backed out. and 1 was left with the two
fellows
It happens that the fellow with my
friend appealed to me very much and before
the evening wac over. liked him immense
". We spent a very quiet evening and I
treated both fellows alike. II made a date
with them for later, and am supposed to
get girl friend.
Miss Lee l want to he with this fellow,
instead of with the one with whom I used
to go to school. l am afraid to suggest
such thing II would be terribly bold and
wo - hurt my friends feelings Yet I
kno" { simply could not stand another eve
ming with him
am afraid I will be jealous of my girl
friend II she goes with this other fellow.
MARIE.
You cannot suggest to these boys
what you propose without insulting
your former school mate and making
yourself ridiculous in the eyes of the
other boy. 1 believe you will sur
vive the evening, anyway.
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Melville L. Moon, J. Harvey Reese.
Sarah Ulen. T. p. Humphrey, Lava
Here Dickey. Emma Der@nore. Ida
Thrasher, L. Thorpe. Mary Hough-
The executive board Of the Caroline
Scott Harrison Chapter OF D. A r.
Will entertain with a luncheon April
80, In honor of Mrs. f H Darrach.
regent, who has been abroad for three
months. and Mrs. S. e. Perkins. for
mer chapter and State regent. who
has been travelling in South America
Mrs. Oliver Willard Pierce IS chair
man. Mrs. Ralph S. Chappen win
present excerpts from the opera. Gin
derella."
Members Of the board who will act
as hostesses are: Mesdames James l..
Gavin, Henry c. Thornton, Oliver
Willard Pierce. Ernest De Wolf
Wales. Henry c. Ketcham. Rober-
Keith, ]. H Hamlet Lucius o.
Hamilton. ). Ambrose Dunkel and
Theodore Cravens.
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Department
Club Notes

Thursday night the Business and
Professional Women's Section will
hear A. l. Portteua on Civic Gov.
eminent" Miss Irene Reardon will
sing and Master Billy Craigle will give
readings.
The Arts and Crafts class will meet
Friday morning.
The last meeting for the year of the
Department Of Community Welfare of
the Woman's Department Club viii be
held Tuesday afternoon. The bust
ness meeting viii consist of reports of
the years work by officers and stand.
ing committee chaIrmen.
Program, in line with the Nation
wide plans for Garden Week, in which
the General Federation of Clubs is CO.
operating, includes a talk on Insect
Control in Our Gardens by Frank N.
Wallace, State entomologist.
Mrs. g. Quincy Dunlop, depart
ment chairman, will preside. Tea will
be served by the hospitality commit.
tee, of which Mrs. w. H Milholland is
chairman.
Recently elected officers, Mrs.
George A. Van Dyke, chairman; Mrs.
Carl Fletcher. vice president; Mrs. Els
telle e. Eshbaoh, secretary, and Mrs.
p. e. Keller, treasurer, will be honor
guests.
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Clubs and
Meetings

Proceeds from the card party OF
Psi Iota XII sorority May will go to
charity. The interest from this fund
will be used to send Kentucky noun
tain girls to settlement schools.
partial list Of patronesses includes
Nesdames John w. Weddell. Henry l..
Dithmer, r. #. Lieb, Gayle Polister
and Miss Jean Dolds
Prizes of linen towels with colored
borders have been made by Mrs. J. II.
Martin.
A vaudeville will follow the supper
at 6d5 Monday night given by the So.
cial Workers Club at Hollenbeck Hall
of the Y. w. c. A.
The women of South Side Turner's
will give a card party Sunday night in
the hall at Alabama and Prospect SITS.
Euchre, lotto and pinoohle will fea-
ture.
Officers of the Mothers Club Of Del
ia Sigma Phi fraternity who were
elected at the reception given by the
fraternity Friday afternoon at the
chapter house, 1920 Pleasant Run
Blvd, are: Mrs o. L. league, presl-
dent; Mrs. Harry " Bussum, vice
president Mrs.. Carl V. Nipp, secre-
tary; Mrs. Albert Thompson, treas
urer; Mrs. H l.. Kettler, membership
chairman; Mrs. c. W. Rutherford, so.
cial chairman.
Mrs. David Crawford is chairman of
the card party to be held in St Phil
lip Neri Hall. Wednesday night at
$40
The Ladies' Altar Society of St.
Anthony's church will have a card
party Sunday night at s:So In the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-19
HOSIERY PLANT INSPECTED
Chemical Students Also Visit Folks
Dairy in Tour

Delegates attending the annual stu.
dent meeting Of the Indiana section
of the American Chemical Society
were taken on an inspection tour Of
the plants of the Real SIX Hosiery
Company and Folks dairy this morn
ing.
Luncheon was served at the Cham
Der of Commerce. DR.. Otto Eisen-
schimel, Chicago, will close the meet
ing with an address on "The Chem
ist and His job"
At the Friday night banquet DIR.
e. R. Wedline, Pittsburgh. Pa, said:
Although our discoveries in the last
few years have been vast, and it has
been declared the field of scientific
research has been practically ex-
hausted, the next few years will re-
suit in even greater revelations"
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The rule works the other way
round. too.
A man who tells his wife about the
contract he lost, as he admonished her
to cuts down expenses. but let's her
find out from other sources about his
increase il, salary. is not following this
rule Neither If the wife, who keeps
up a steady monologue about her
household troubles when her husband
is around and saves her smiles for
others.
They share neither joys nor tTUu-
bles. They merely tell each other
their grievances. That does not en-
courage a sympathetic partnership,
necessary to happy marriage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-19
FEDERATEDCLUBS
Of COUNTY WILL
GATHER THURSDAY
TWo-Day Convention to Open
With Program and Tea at
Department Club,

The two-day convention Of the Sew
lenth District Federation of Women's
Clubs Will open with program and
tea at the Woman's Department Club,
Seventeenth and n. Meridian SITS,
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. John Downing Johnson. hon
orary chairman, win preside DR..
Samuel Z. Smith, Provost of Indiana
University. viii talk on Mental
Health" Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke
will read the story of the first Seventh
District meeting. The musical pro-
gram arranged by Mrs. William c..
Harrison and Mrs. George ". Corne-
Illus viii be given by Miss Helen and
Miss Margaret. Harrison. who will &C
company Miss Melissa Jane Cornelius,
vocalist.
IIostesses for tie tea which will fol-
low the program will be Mesdames
David Ross. Charles W. Field, John
F. Barnhiu. A S. Ayres. A. J. Clarke
and Misses Julia L. Tutewiler, Louise
wills. Ruth Fifer. Marie Field. Lou
ise Stockdale and Ruth Rainier.
officers and chairman OF the state
federation will be honor guests.
The principal business OF the after
noon Friday session at the Hotel Sew
erin viii be the announcement OF
the winners in the contest conducted
by the literature, arts and crafts COM
nlittee. Of which Mrs. Leo X. Fesler
Is chairman. They are: Song. May
Time" Mrs. Cora Young Wilson;
Woman's Research Club; TT Amt
the Gift Miss Mae z. Smith. Friday
Afternoon Club; story, "A Real Won
an" Miss Dove Meredith, business
and professional woman OF the W.
D. C: drama. THE Servant and the
Bag" Mrs. Edo Stedfeld, Woman's
Department Club.
The display Of the arts and crafts
department will be judged that day
Mrs. Hamet D. I1inkle Of Vincennes
viii be the principal speaker at the
luncheon Friday, Mrs. David Ross pre-
siding. i
Mrs. John T. Wheeler. chairman OF
the Seventh District will preside at
the business sessions.
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LETTER FROM ANNETTE AN.
DERSON TO LESLIE PRESCOTT
MY DEAR MRS. PRESCOTT;
Mrs. Prescott St. is quite anxious
to see your baby again. She is get
ting restless, and she wished me to
write you and ask you il you would
come down here and bring him.
It's astonishing, my dear Mrs.
Prescott, to realize what that baby
has done to your husbands mother.
She is quite mad about him. I've
been wondering if it would not be
good thing 10 invite her up to see
you. We could go TO a nearby apart.
ment house or hotel for a few weeks,
and then l think she would be much
more content to come back to the
quiet and peace of her old home than
she is now.
I'm growing very fond Of your
husbands mother. Mrs. Prescott. OF
course she Is seIf-centered, as old
people always are. and narrow, as
becomes her Puritan ancestry. but
for all that there is sterling worth
within her aged frame
And now that she has a definite oh.
ject in life. and that definite object
is your baby. il seems to me that il
might be feasible to bring the oldest
and the youngest members OF your
family together again for short
time
OF course, il anything makes il
impossible for you or Mr.. Prescott
to do this. you can write to me, and
you may be sure that your conf.
denco viii be inviolate viii make
some excuse TO keep Mrs. Prescott
sr. here.
want TO tell you. however. how
much she thinks OF you. All the love
that she formerly bestowed upon
that old maid called Priscilla Brad
ford, she has evidently transferred
to you.
on course know II is absolutely
impossible for you to make a visit
upon your husbands mother so soon
again, and that is the reason am
asking you II It would he convenient
FOR her TO visit you. Il would give
her something to think about on her
return.
She would see you and the baby in
your own home. she would place you
IN her accustomed surroundings. and
this means a great deal 20 old p<cCle.
Anything you may write me about
this win be kept in strictest con
fidence as I said before.
Hoping TO hear from you soon. 7
remain
Yours respectfully,
ANNETTE ANDERSON
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WOMEN FOSTER
TREE PLANTING
Federation of Clubs After Rec
ord of ReforeStation,

Indiana Federation of Women's
Clubs is after a record in the tree
planting army, according to Charles
Lathrop Pack, president Of the Amer
lean Tree Association.
Mrs. Oscar NJ. Pittenger, Indianapo-
lis. is pushing the State campaign SO
the federated clubs will be ready for
national garden week, April 20. Fri
day of that week is tree day.
The association folders and post
ers have been sent at Mrs. Pittenger's
suggestion to Mrs Herbert Buckles,
Hartford City; Mrs. G. G. Davies,-
Bloomfield; Mrs. c. 3. McLinn, New
Albany; Mrs. c. L. Weber, North
Vernon; Mrs. Ruth Adams. Danville;
Mrs. II. F. Warner, Greenfield; Mrs.
w. It. Barnes. indianapolis; Mrs. Mar
garet Bailey, Selma; Mrs. Casper But
Ter, Kokomo; Mrs. Fred Garthwaite,
Gas City; Mrs. Simon Alderman, TT.
Wayne; Mrs. X. II. Bennett, Goshen;
Mrs. Harriette Sparks, Frankfort.
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NU PHI EPSILON TO MEET
wagnerian Operas to Be Studied at
April Social Gathering.

Mu Epsilon, national honorary mu-
sicnaI sorority, viii hold its April
social meeting with Mrs. Charles u.
Fitch. 2s17 n. Delaware St, Wednes-
dav evening. Miss Marie Haworth
will assist the hostess and has charge
OF the program for the evening, the
subject Of which is the study Of Wag-
her's operas The Ring Of the Nibe-
lungs
The program:
paner-Rss1me Of ''RhineEold" ..-.
Miss Leone Kinder.
Piano soIo-PrelUde from "Rhtnegold
Mise Mildred Durham.
Psoer-Resuu1e Of .'VaIsyrie" ..-..-.-
Miss Ruth McDougsl.
Piano Duet-N[agic Fire Music from
"Talkyrte ------- wagner
Mrs. Lucille LOclznan Wagner and Miss
Geraldine Trotter.
Psper-Resums of "Sfegfried"
Miss Mildred Casey.
Duet-Love Scsne from "Siegfred"...
Mrs. Fitch and Miss BsTnice Reagan.
Paper-Reslme Of "Gotterdsmerung"
Mrs D. :. Gruber-
standardization Scene from "Gotter-
'-''- " Miss Helen Payne. -
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Another record brokeni Miss
Truth Hall, 614 Lockerbie St,
student at IAln's Business College,
in a speed test conducted recently
called 100 shorthand word signs in
forty seconds. The record formerly
was one minute and forty seconds.
The shorthand signs were written
on cards and the test was to recog-
nize and name them.
Miss Hall is attempting to COM
plete a stenographic course at the
college in four months, two months
less than the regular time.
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lows found it OUT they paid little attention
20 us and were angry.
Now. since we have lost their friendship
we are very sorry and we really care Tor
them Please don't say this is puppy love-
for II has proved different. We should like
some advice from you as 70 how we should
win back their friendship.
BIDDY AND PEGGY.
You have done nothing for which
these boys have any right to be an
cry. so far as I can tell, girls. So,
if you have any pride, you'll not be
begging for forgiveness for something
you have not done.