Milford chronicle., 1927-05-06

DEAR MONA DEWES-I am a girl
n little over II. have known boy OF
the age of % for two years. But only
for the last year have l kept steady
company with him. l have one more
year in High School and am going 70
finish. / do not have company through
the week. But on occasions have
company three times a week. But very
seldom more than twice. Although go
with this fellow more than any one
else, on occasions l go with other fel-
lows But still l never see one l like
better than the one who is %. Really
think l love him but for the last year
/ have held back to make sure really
cared for him. But he is not like me
because it is very seldom he goes with
other girls. Do you think it would be
wrong for me to let him kiss me good
night? And for me to tell him l love
him? He is very much of a gentleman
and never wants me to do anything
that would cause people to misjudge
me. If he was to get good job and
start to work hard for future knew
was for me, would be wrong to be-
come engaged to him? l intend to go
to business school after next year. And
all this time he would have something
to look forward to. He has asked me
several times lately to tell him if 1 car
ed for him. / know he respects me and
also my parents. Please advise me.
BLUE EYES
ANSWER-Long engagements are un-
wise, and since it is your sensible in
tention to finish school and take a bus
mess course, should advise you not to
are through. Do not allow this young
man to kiss you nor tell him "you love
him. He he has so much regard for
you. he will be willing to be your friend
for the present Comparing him with
other young men will afford you the
best opportunity to be sure of yourself.
Go out with other boys, weigh the one
of twenty-five in the balance and see if
you have finished your business course
you will be in a better position to come
to a decision.
MONA DEWES
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DEAR MONA DEWES-I am a wom-
an of 35 years, have been married 23
years, have S children depending on me
for a living. My husband does not do
a days work month and quarrels
continually. My home is miserable, so
please let me have your advice.
UNHAPPY MARRIED WOMAN
ANSWER-Since he refuses to make
a living for you and is so disagreable
a companion, 1 think you are very
foolish to continue to feed and clothe
this useless man. If you have not the
means to support your brood of FIVE
you should appeal to the State, SO that
these little ones can be placed in a
home, and you can find some self-sup-
porting work.
MONA DEWES
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DEAR MONA DEWES-I have been
married seven years and have a darl-
ing baby boy three years of age. De-
spite all my pleadings, my husband per-
ssts in drinking. 1t worries me great
ly, thinking what an example he is set
ting for our baby, altho he loves him
dearly. We have a comfortable home,
and try to do everything in my power
to please my husband. 1 seldom go out
without him, altho he never asks to
take me to a show or any place of
amusement. What 1 want to know is,
can 1 possibly do anything to change
his attitude in regard to his drinking?
That is the one big thing that troubles
me most. At times 1 feel as tho
can't endure it any longer. Please ad-
wise me what steps to take.
AN ANXIOUS MOTHER
ANSWER-It is pitiful thing to see