The southern news., 1943-07-10

to give up his job and take over
the stand, he would have good
days and days that would barely
net him a thing. AS long as he's
in good physical condition, he
should hold on to his regular
work.
NJ. r.: 1 am doing all that l
can to live good life for Jesus.
My husband makes good money
but he doesn't give me but 4 or
dollars a week. Now l love him
and want him to live right too but
| he won't. What must | do?
Answer: You and your husband
need to strike happy medium
| by sharing in each others joys
and pleasures. The work you are
doing in the church is very fine
| work but you need to try to
| correct your domestic difficulties
too if possible. Therefore, do not
neglect your home to do your
church work. You will be doing
a wonderful deed if you can break
| your husband from drinking and
throwing away hi smoney and you
| can't do it unless you show him
| more love, consideration and un-
| derstanding in the home.
E. L. c.: l am youn ggirl and
have loved a boy friend for over
years. He is over seas now. Does
he love me or am l hte fool?
Answer: This young soldier,
like thousands of others, has no
| time to think of love and mar
| riage right now. He has a defin-
| ite job to do and he intends to
do it beofre he can allow his
mind to dwell wholly on the mar
riage subject. You aren't foolish
it's your duty to continue to
believe in him until you have
reason to believe otherwise. He
| loved you when he left but he
didn't want to marry you as he
realized that you were too young.
| c. W: l am writing to you
about my husband. He's running
| around after every womna he can.
There is one married woman that
he's running after and he is tell
ing that she is going to take him
| away from me. Must 1 walk out
and leave them or what?
Answer: Never. This would be
entirely too convenient for them
both. If she's going to get him
let her fight for him. oG
about inh
strive to come to a more peace
able understanding in regards to
your husband. Go out with him
more often. Fix up and get out
more even if he doesn't care to
join you. 1t will boost your spir-
its and make him notice you.
| Show him that you can look lust
as attractive, be just as sweet and
| pleasing as the other women. A
little effort on your part will
probably have a tendency to make
him change his mind about Quit
ing you.
Il. j. H.: l am dissatisfied with
my present job and wages. I am
working as night watchman and
know that l am qualified to do
better. Should l return to my
former home like I PLAN and try
to make a better contact?
| Answer: Get back into your old
line of work as you haven't been
satisfied at all since you have
| had the watchman'S job. There's
a demand for your services and
it will be very easy for you to
get employment with good pay.
You are much too active to be
| content doing work that requires
no exertion physically or mental
ly.
W. c.: I finish two years of
| college work in June. My plans
are to go to summer school and
takqe up typing and shorthand so
that I can get in government
work. Would this be a wise step
on my part?
Answer: Yes if you have made
up your mind that you want
business course, now is the time
to take it. If you study hard, you
may possibly finish by fall. Get
ting job won't be any difficulty
at all.