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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-07-07
MUSIC NOTES
By Jerene G. Macklln

The Detroit Musicians Association
held its regular semi-monthly meet
ing on Monday evening. July End
Definite plans were started for
group of Detroit singers to repre-
sent Michigan by participating In
the great National Negro Music
Festival 20. Sing A New Song
al Soldiers Field. Chicago, Satur-
day. August 25th.
The ID. NJ. A. Is again sponsoring
the annual Belle Island Concert
which will be given on Thursday
evening, August 16. by the d. M. A.
Choral Group. The first rehearsal
for the affair was held on Thurs
day evening. July 9Th and will be
held twice weekly. Monday and
evenings. at the Central
Center. Brewster street.
Prof. S. A. Ratliffe has been chosen
rs the director this year. with DR..
Z. w. II. Johnson as assistant d.
rector. All choir singers please
AXE notice.
About $50 singers under the di-
'ection of S. A. Ratliffe participant
ID in the Good will ceremonies on
ambassador Bridge last Saturday
hight. representing our race in
songs.
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Thank The Public

The Board OF Trustees OF thu
Phyllis Wheatley Home thank thu
friends of the Home for their con
tinued interest and kindness. The
ladies residing In the Home are
frequently entertained.
Mothers Day was made outstand
ing by the resident girls OF the Y.
w. C. A.. the Metropolitan Church,
the Junior branch OF the Detroit
Musicians Alumni, and the Detroit
Usher Board Union.
There are other organizations
that donate regularly. among them
being, the City Association. The
In AS Much Circle of the Kings
and the Lydians.
The Board of Managers are plan
ming for the annual picnic at Belle
Isle. TO be held in July.
Visitors are welcome 10 go
through the Home at any time.
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MopERy PROGRESSIVE CLUB

The club met on Friday evening
June %. with Miss Frances Tur
ner. 1907 Mckinley avenue. Busi
ness and final reports were com
pleted. The club decided to NEE
only once a month during The
summer.
The final bridge scores. as re-
ported. were as follows: first prize
for annual score. was awarded
Mrs. Priscilla Harvey; second. by
Miss Frances Turner; BOBBY Mrs.
Louise Turner
The club will lreopen in Septem-
Der, with a progressive program
of activity for the season.
The new officers of the club are
Mrs. Fleata Mathes. president;
Mrs. Lucille Smith. vice-president;
Mrs. Priscilla Harvey, secretary;
Mrs. Louise Turner, assistant sec
rotary; Miss Frances Turner.
Mrs Julia Lyons. finan-
,ial secretary. Mrs Charles Smith,
,orres ponding secretary.
The hostess served the members
and their husbands with an elab-
crate repast.
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YWCA
Notes

Camping days are here again
and along with the Goth anniver-
sary of camping for girls which
VIII he celebrated in all Detroit
Y. W. {. A. camps this season a re-
cord registration is anticipated for
the 9TH season of Camp Norcom
sponsored by the Lucy Thurman
Banch of the Association. Nor
com opens Saturday. July eth.
Miss Nellie H. Watts is the di-
rector. She has had much expert
ence as teacher in the Duffield
School and was formerly y. w.
c. A. secretary.
Horace Bradfield. University OF
Michigan swimming star, will
coach swimming and tennis and
sports. Miss Sue Morton OF Ypsi-
lanti State Norman College. will
have charge of nature study, ana
Miss Helen Thompson OF Western
Reserve University. Is to direct
camp crafts. including outdoor
cookery. first aid. fire building
without matches) and nature
study. Melba Grimes will assist
with rhythmic expression. drama
tics and music.
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Two weeks ago II was spn,n ,'
"officially," but we had our uo"De'
about il. The weather does XIV
10 mixed up. Well. II is summer
now. both according TO me anna
nae and our own feelings. ana l. Is
time to turn our Thoughts ~ -"
lazy days In the woods 'oiu -
freshments. and all the cohcupi'
tants of the summer holidays 10
Misses Virginia and Mareusrl'e
Wilson and their mother' vi =.
Wilson. OF Chicago were .o AN
guests of the Bailors, on oo'n
street. for last week. Virginia Is !"
fine swimmer and likes to dance
Sunday. Ben and Zelda ADAMS
James Banks Edward Rory anu
your truly. as guests oil iies'e'
Watson. of Seminole avenue, nv
tored 70 The Green Pastures camp
and Midwest Country club las,
Sunday. AT the camp, we ga"
Lloyd Bailer. Jane watson NJ,
man Moore. Victoria Mccall VIZ
bur Brewer and others OF NV
Younger set. Wilbur showed 10
through his cabin, Paul Lawrence
Dunbar" AT Midwest, we sa" FL
sic Roxborough. who is Attending
summer school at U. OF NJ All
Thomas Jr.. Marvin Cocker, Luceh-
da Murtishaw, and j. Morris. lney
were having a great time SWIM
ming and playing volley ball.
Kenneth Johnson, OF A !
street. a former graduate OF East
ern. is taking up aviation AT the
City Airport.
Ella ID. Harris. daughter OF MIS-
A. Carter, OF McDougall, is leaving
Friday for st. Louis. where she
will remain during the summer.
Tullua. Dorothy, and Beuian
Smith. OF Vernon Highway, f., LETT
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and WOMANS PAGE
Bride Is Honored
With Pretty Shower

Misses Lille Bell Coins and Odes-
Sa Dunlap were hostesses at a
miscellaneous bridal shower, Sat
|urday. June %. in honor of Miss
Mile Connolly al the residence
OF Miss Coins. 5l36 Crane avenue.
The bride-elect received numerous
lovely gifts.
Bridge was enjoyed. First prize
was won by Mrs. Almeda Traylor;
second. Miss Betty Cain; consola-
ton. Miss Alice Turner.
Among those present We're:
Misses Mile connelly. the honoree
Jane Dowley. Henrene Taylor, Eu-
nice Davies. Alice Turner. Ruby
Connolly. Maxine Broyles, Betty
Cain, Beulah Cane. Imogene Cor
bert. Odessa Dunlap. Lille b.
Coins Earsley Taylor, and Mrs.
Almeda Traylor
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Jas. Weldon Johnson
Is Reported Better

Nashville. Tenn tANP) DIR. W.
a Beck. professor of clinical med
icine at Mcharry Medical college
and personal physician TO Or.
James Weldon Johnson. announced
this week that the famous author
Is well on the road 10 recovery"
MIR. Johnson underwent an oper-
alton for a peritonsillar abscess,"
stated Dr. Beck. ITO which his i'm
mediate reaction was poor. After
adequate heart stimulation. he
slowly recovered and on the third
day was apparently out of danger.
Two days ago he had normal
temperature and pulse. his throat
was healed and had good appe-
tite He seems to be well on the
road TO recovery. | think he will
be able to leave for his summer
home III possibly a weeks time"
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Unity Baptist Church
To Hold Forum

on sunday July $. many local
business and professional people
will he present al forum TO be
held at ; y. m at Unity Baptist
Church. 1913 Dryden street The
promoters have invited prominent
doctors. politicians. undertakers.
lawyers. grocers, druggistst. auto
statesmen. churchmen and numer-
GUS others TO attend and deliver
brief talks. An open air meeting is
planned, and there will be plenty
OF parking space for cars. Every
body is invited.
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Woman Freed In
ms. Murder Case

Jackson Miss tANPl Judge w
T. Horton In police court last week
dismissed a murder charge against
Mrs Beulah Courtney. growing out
OF The death OF her husband. How
ard wh~ Was slain during a
quarrel az their home two weeks
ago on Valley street The court
concurred with the opinion Of
County Prosecuting Attorney w II.
Newman and City Attorney Walter
Capers. Newman told the court that
the evidence in the case would not
sustain the murder charges.
Courtney met his death in a Pc
culiar manner. His wife threw an
oil lamp at him during the quarrel
in which he allegedly threatened to
Kill her and the missile broke
against his head. the glass severing
the jugular vein in his neck. He
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State Club Women Attend 49,
Biennial At Battle Greek, Mich
Impressive Rites Are
Held At Grave Of
Sojourner Truth

The 18th biennial convention of
the State Association of Colored
Women's Club held very success
full session in Battle Creek. Mich.
from June "a to 81. The meeting
opened Sunday afternoon al 3 p. m.
at Zion A. NJ. r. Church. where
a splendid program was rendered.
with Mrs Halle Q. Brown OF Zenia.
Ohio. as guest speaker
The convention met Monday
morning for the regular session at
|. O. o. F. Hall. &c South street,
where all the other sessions were
held Interesting reports were
read from various clubs. outlining
brief activities Of these organiza-
tions.
The reception Monday night
brought many items OF interest
among which was the uplifting adj
dress by Mayor j. w. Murphy, Of
Battle Creek. who presented the
state president. Mrs. Kate o. John
son. with key TO the city. The key
was made of beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Johnson. as usual. made a
| splendid report. In which she com
mended all Of her club presidents.
and giving worthy mention of Mrs,
Addie r. Young and Mrs. L. NJ.
Hendricks. who could not be pre-
sent. A silent prayer was offered
for Jones Weldon Johnson, who
has been critically i'll.
| Thirty-nine women of the con-
vention journeyed early Wednes-
day morning to be present at a
brief service over the grave of Mrs
Sojourner Truth. Fresh-flowers
were placed on the grave and brief
remarks made by Mrs Halle @
Brown. Payton Grayson. lifelong
friend and others.
The election of officers was very
efficiently conducted by Mrs. j. f
Johnson. OF Detroit. Officers elect
ed were Mrs. Kate o. Johnson, De
troit, president; Mrs. Laura Taylor
Ann Arbor. first vice president
Mrs. Sadie Lindsay. Detroit, secon,
vice president; Mrs. Edith Robin
son. Flint, recording secretary
Mrs. Ethel Masenberk. correspond
ling secretary; Mrs. Seguil Bryant
Flint. treasurer; Mrs. Cleo Hale
Battle Creek, chairman OF board
Mrs. Grace Slmms. Grand Rapids
| organizer.
The Detroit clubs were well re
presented. The -Scai delegate
were: Ms. Goa b. Seymour, Mri
Della Barrier. Mrs. Eliza Murph,
Bernice Walton. Sadie Lindsay
Ethel Harkless. Emma Reit
Katherine Entzminger, M. l.. Gil
Pothenia ROLAND. Vera Williams
Julia Carter. Lola Gregory, Met
Pelham, l.. Gregg. C. s. Smith, an
IF. T.. Dawson.
After two enjoyable trips by tn
delegates. to the Sanitarium an
the Kellogg factory. the meetin
adjourned to meet June 1886. wit
the City Association OF Detroit.
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BERTHELLA'S HAIR SHOPPE

SCHOOL AND LABORATORIES
55S Farnsworth (Bet. 81. Antoine
and Beaublen)
Specializing In all branches Of
Beauty Culture
See our Hair Cuts-The most popu
lar styles
SCIENTIFIC SCALP TREATMENT
Thousands Of people m and out o.
the city are using our Sclentiilc
scalp treatment, for thinning,
breaking mp hair. VIII cure AM
form Of letter, exKema, dry hcny
scalp and dandruff. Will positively
grow hair en- bald scalp. (maoe
only In our laboratOries).
Consultation and examinations m
the scalp free.
Use Berthella's Wonderful Face
cream Backhead and blcmlsh TO
mover.
Courteous and Efficient Operators
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y YOUNGER J SET
nx uIYSSES w. BVYKIN

this week on a two-week's MOI.
tour in Illinois, Tennessee Az
bama.
You should hear Harold Rail-.
talk about Sarah Davis dancing
Just word about a connie
tennis stars. Jetawyn Solomon y, !,
McDougall is quite tennis ovn ~, u
among the local girls. SUNNI g ~,
wards is likewise rated as ma :,
the best tennis players among y
boys. ''
Margaret Andrews. of Cannald
getting on fine. following her y
cent illness. She is very manu-
Alex Smith is telling soma -
teresting stories about haopen,ra
at the recent party of the lines
Elks.
The Brady girls have reh,rn..
with their parents, after a mos, q
teresting trip to Washington u, n
c. y
Where You Are Likely To Ma.
Them se'
Florence Green; Melva Aniso,
and Agnes Solomon at tha b.,,
games on Smiths school grour Os''
every afternoon. Billy Smith !,
Second Baptist Church. Spndars
and Andy Hunter. thrice weasI,
on Alger treet; Robert Haydsr
at the Main Library.
II your name happens NOT n 1.
mentioned in these columns /, !.
not the writer's wish to overloos
anyone. Write or call yours trn,a
and tell of your happenings TSs
column is open to all.
Last Saturday members oftA.
Girls Friendly Society were Drs,.
ent at the annual Garden PAR,
given by Mrs. Henry Ford at bs,
homo in Daa rhorp M;oLs
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Mrs. F. Glove
Returns From N. Y,

Mrs Faitha Glover. after a year
and hAlf spent in visiting rela-
lives and friends in New York city,
has returned To her home. 1896
Monroe street. in this city Mrs.
Glover has resided in Detroit for
many years and has taken an &C
Tive part III civic and religious ac-
tiyitics
Her many trends welcome her
home and numerous social affairs
are being planned for her.
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New Yorker Is A
Visitor I'm Detroit

Mrs. Benjamin Palmer. OF Sterl-
ington, N. Y, has been the pleas
ant house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
M. Attles, 5633 Williams avenue,
for the past week. The Williams
and their guest visited the Wold's
Fair. before Mrs. Palmer's rettrn
the New York.
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GET ACQUAINTED CLUB

Mrs. Mamie Gooch was hostess
TO the club at her home on ST. An
tome. last Sunday Afternoon.
The next hostess will be Mrs
Matte Lewis. sos Medbury.
The club also gave a dance sat
urday night, June 30. at COZ Z. Pal
mer. Mrs. Daisy Num- is president
of the organization.
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Cornely Stewart Wedding Is
An Elite Church Affair

One OF the most beautiful we'd
dines OF the season was held at ST.
Peter Clayer Church, Saturday
June 23rd, when Mae Juanitta
Stewart. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bishop Stewart was given in
marriage by her father 20 Or. Paul
Bertan Cornels son of Mr. and
Mrs Eleodorc Cornely. Detroit
The wedding ceremony was held
an High Mass by Father Thefold.
The bride wore princess mo-
del OF heavy ivory satin with
knee length fullness extending in
TO the train The puffs of The lohg
sleeves and the yoke were OF
princess lace and the veil OF white
net was held In tight fitting cap
worn on the back of the head with
side clusters of tulle Her slip
pers were white satin sandals and
her bouquet was a gardenias
caught with baby satin ribbon.
Miss Louise Stewart. the brides
sister. was maid OF honor. She
wore a gown of green organza
made on straight lines and her hat
was a cart-wheel leghorne. She
carried an arm bouquet of johann
ma Hill roses.
The brides mother was beauti-
full In lowered chiffon with a
gardenia corsage as were the
bridesmaids, the Misses GLADYS
Smith and Pansey Stewart both OF
Detroit in peach organ1a dresses,
cart-wheel leghorne hats compiet-
ed their costumes. The brides
maids bouquet were of Johanna
Hill roses and baby.s breath.
The little Misses Jean Hill ana
PHYLLIS Patterson dressed in peach
organza dresses with green sash
es attended as junior bridesmaids.
The groom was attended Dy I
James Hutchinson. a former CLASS
mate. -,
The ushers were William Grit
fifth. and DR.. WALTER Mack.
Immediately following the wed
ding ceremony. DR.. and Mrs. Cor
nelly were honored at a delightful
breakfast for their families and
large number OF friends.
A reception was held in the after
loon at the home OF the brides h
and was attended by
arge number friends.
The young couple received /.
reat number OF lovely and ex- \,
ensive presents together with the \,
OF their host or n !,
lends. >.
The bride was very popular -
mong the younger set in the city =,
nd Is member OF the Alpha -
appa Alpha Sorority. The groom
an equally popular member OF :.
ne Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. =
Immediately after the reception '
)r. and Mrs. Cornely left for CHI
49, ca.ssrsiet stay. after when
- Sourney TO Washington,\
-. UNare Dr COrnelv holds the
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LYDIAN ASSOCIATION

This active organization did not
discontinue It's meeting during the
summer. The next meeting was
postponed until July IL. because
Wednesday OF this week came on
July 4th The meeting will be with
Mrs l.. Fields. 1908 wilkins ST.
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GET ACQUAINTED CLUB

The clubs last meeting was held
with Mrs Coach. The next meeting
viii be with Mrs Lewis. COZ Med
bury. Mrs Daisy Num- is president
Mrs. Marie adams. secretary.
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BEAUTY HINTS
BY Nina Temple
THE DOUBLE CHIN

The DUUBLE CIIIN
A double chin destroys the beau.
ty OF any face no matter how Other
wise charming 1t may be. A quick
and sure cure is to tie the face up
every night with a rubber strap
after massaging the chin with the
white OF one egg mixed with a lii.
tie vinegar.
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UNITY NEEDLE CRAFTERS
CHR

The members OF the club spent a
delightful evening at the home OF
Mrs. NJ. Hayes. 1851 GARD street,
Wednesday. June 81. The clut
plans to give n tea in the near FUR
ture Mrs. NJ. Hayes ~ president.
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Social
Notes

DR.. and Mrs. V. j. Tulane, OF
Washington. d. c. were visitors IN
Detroit last Wednesday. and called
at the office of the Tribunelnde-
pendent. They were on motor trip
10 the Worlds Fair in Chicago.
DR.. Tulane Is professor In the
department of chemistry at How
lard University.
Rev l.. S. Laviscount. former
pastor of the local Plymouth Con-
gregational Church, was visitor
in The city last week. enroute from
church assembly in Oberlin, ONO.
Rev. Layiscount is now pastoring
prominent Congregational
Church in Boston. Mass.
Samuel Maxwell has just re-
turned from Grand Rapids. He mo-
tored to that city to attend the
graduation exercises at Junior
High, where his sister received a
diploma. She plans to enter Calvin
College, in Grand Rapids, in the
fall.
Miss Lomax Williamson. attrac-
tive young graduate of New Or
leans University is visiting her sis
ter and brother inlaw. DR.. and
Mrs. ID. +. Thompson, of Melbourne
avenue. Miss Williamson gradual
ed from New Orleans U. in 1888,
with A. b. S. degree in home eco
Monies. She also completed an in
terne course in dietetics. at the
New Flint Goodrich Hospital, Dill
lard University. She is likewise
member of the American Dietetic
Association and has been active in
the work at the community center
and Y. w. c. A. In New Orleans.
Miss Lillian Mimms, charming
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mimms.
of Hazel Park, was the dinner
guest of Miss Theresa Nicely, at her
home on Inverness avenue. last
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith. 443
avenue. are spending a |
week in Chicago. where they are
the Worlds Fair and
riends. Mrs. Smith is correspond
ng secretary Of the Modern Pro-
,ressive Club.
Attorney and Mrs. william 0. |
Sr. and family motored to
charlotte, S. G.. recently and are !
listing n II. Carr. Mrs. Patrick's
ather, in Carr's Heights.
Mrs. Elmira Russell OF Chicago,
H., was the house guest of Miss |
Ruby Connolly, 6126 Iroquois street |
asst week. Mrs. Russell also was In
at the wedding of Miss
Mile G. Connolly. She returned to
her home and business after an en-
joyable stay in Detroit.
Mrs. Lena Scott and her son
Charles, of Chicago. are visiting in
his city. being guests of Mr.. and
WIS. 0lldS. MOOlc Ol CVOttt!l ave. |
Mrs. Ida Postles, of Parker
venue. returned home this week,
Ifter pleasant vacation in Battle
'reek. Michigan.
Mrs. Maud Smith and her young |
ION. Earl left last Saturday for
louisville, Ky. where they Will |
spend their summer vacation as
quests OF relatives and friends.
they will return to their home,
il45 Iroquois. in August.
Mr.. asd Mrs. Hall entertained
chick Cornell and J. Hamilton
rrimble at the Elks Rest 2S5 |
Saturday night. June !
%. After enjoying savory menu,
he party spent pleasant hour at |
bridge. Mr.. Hall is in charge OF the |
elevator operators at ]. l.. Hud- !
sons Department Store.
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WEST SIDE BUzzING BEE CLUB

WEST SIDE BUZZING BEE CLUE
The West Side Buzzing Bee civ
ic and Social Welfare League held
its regular meeting at 8 p. m. on
June %. at st. James c. Nj. r.
Church, Vinewood and Kirby. The
president Mrs. Josephine Bedford.
presided.
A large audience packed the
church. Among the visitors and
speakers were James V. Dun
combe. president of the West Side
Colored Democratic Club; Lee }.
Morton. president of the United
Democratic Club; Eugene Carey.
president of the Young Democrats;
Charles c. Diggs, of the Parole
DR.. Mckinley Cary,
Joseph White. william Mcmillan
md Mr.. Seaboldt.
Dainty refreshments were serv-
d by the entertainment commit
ee. kindly donated by Mr.. Belford.
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SMART SET SOCIAL CLUB

The club met with Alonzo Brown
Monday. June %. After the busi-
ness session, refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The club gave picnic at Eliza
beth Park, July. 4. Mrs. Sarah
James. 1851 Monroe street, will be
the hostess at the next meeting.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Mary Clark. 3015 Rivard
street. was recently called to Earl.
Arkansas. to be at the bedside OF
her daughter.
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JOVIAL JUNIOR CLUB a Ham,
tramck-SCHOLARSHIP BALL.
July 2l-Tau Beta Community Gen.
ter, SO56Harvey-Muslc BY Gloster
Current
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QUESTION
COLUMN
BY Jane Boyer

This column Is for men and wo-
men needing helpful advice-write
Jane Boyer, acknowledgement.
2146 st. Antoine St., and the an
swer will appear in the next issue
of this paper.
srss*
Dear Mrs. Boyer:-I have been
reading your column. ever since II
started, enjoy 1t very much.
like your column because you seem
to get the young peoples viewpoint
then too, you are very frank and
| fair. Now Mrs. Boyer, help me to
solve my problem-I am twenty
one years old and for a year have
been keeping company with a
young man, who liked very much,
until about three weeks ago. when
| met another and in whom | am
very much interested. The second
young man is rather Indifferent. he
likes me but not as much as the
first one, | am in between, care
for the second one more than the
first. even though he doesn't care
for me- What is your advice. Shall
go on with the first or take the
second. If he decides he wants to
go with me-? Puzzled.
Well Puzzled First | want TO
say "thank YOU" for the nice
things you said about the column
but | do hope you will not change
your mind after reading this-you
went with the fh st young man d
year-then along comes number
two-No doubt a dashing young
gallant-and you are swept COM
pletely off your feet--ready to
throw number one In the discard
and go with number two whether
he Is willing or mott cannot see
how a self-respecting young girl
can so far forget herself as to
want to go with any one who
shows he does not care-better
hang on to the first. would say
let the other one be on his way
The whole world would be a lots
happier-if we only "let well
enough alone"
Dear Mrs. Boyer:--I do not go
out with any boys. what can do to
win their love.--B. s.
Dear B. S.-When out in a crowd
be your own sweet self-be inter-
ested In their hobbies-let them