Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1939 — Page 9

MONDAY, DEC. 18 1030 JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN am & man of $8 and I have been going With a girl for six years. She is 10 years younger than I, and we have loads of fun when we go out. She quit two months ago. We had talked of felting married and when I calied on her to set the date she sald, “No. We'are through. I dont think we will ever mary.” She set a time for us to meet again when she would tell me Whether she had changed her mind or not, but before the time was up she wrote me and said “no” again. I love her and always will. She is on my mind day and night. I am trying very hard to get her although she told me that Jast day that she did not Tove me or anyone else But now I cannot go to see her any more She stays out late And when I call her she save she is sleepy and tired. We both have Food Jobs, and I am in Jove but she is not. What shall I do? WANT TO MARRY.

Answer There is only one thing you can do and that is to accept the fact that the girl does not Tove you. When she says ho your Part is to assume that she means no, and if she discovers that she doesnt mean what she avs, it is her bad luck. A girl may say no in 8 Bt of anger. hoping and praving that it will stimulate a man to overcome her resistance. but when she consistently avoids him and makes flimsy excuses for not seeing him, it is safe to conclude that she really has grown cold and doesnt want to be bothered. Nothing is more unwelcome to a woman than the love-making of & man for whom she cares nothing. To be loved by someone you dont want always is an emotional burden. No man can improve his status by hanging on after he has been refused. IT anything would revive the girls interest it would be the ease with which you replace her with another, and preferably more attractive, girl. This is hard jo take under any circumstances, The fact that this woman doesnt Jove vou doesnt mean that rome other woman wouldnt be more responsive. Why bother to overcome this girl's no when there are so many others to replace her? » J » » = »

DEAR JANE JORDAN--T am & boy of 15 very much in Jove with R girl at school who is seven months older than myself. We have had quite & few dates in the past four months and never have had an argument. I am quite sure she feels the same toward me as I So toward her for she has told me vo. Neither of us thinks that it would be wise to go steady. Am I wrong in going with a girl older than myself? I wont say I am unutual in comparison to other fellows, but I have been told I act and look older than I am. YOUNGER

Answer— Why worry about a difference in age when youre only 1% and having & good time? The fact that the girl is older makes vou feel a little juvenile instead of dominant, and this is what annove vou. However, the situation isnt permanent, and as long as vou enjoy the girl's company it would be foolish to forego it for this Yeason. JANE JORDAN,

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Christmas parties are popular program features for lodge organs! izations meeting this week. |

BROOKSIDE CHAPTER 481, O. E. 8, will have a Christmas program and music by the O. E. 8. Choir at its meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow in| the Brookside Masonic Temple, E. 10th and Gray Sts. Mrs. Grace Bowers and William R. Riley are worthy matron and patron. |

An initiation of candidates will be followed by a Christmas play this evening for members of PROSPECT | CHAPTER, O E S. Special music by the chapter quartet and Chile! drens Choir are included on the program to begin at 7:45 p. m.

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Woodmen Circle Grove 63, Indianapolis, will have its Christmas party tomorrow evening at Mrs. Vivian Warman, 3338 N. Sher. man Drive. Gifts will be exchanged | and games played. Miss Ruby Jean | Beaver, honorary national president | of Tau Phi Lambda, will be an! honor guest. |

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4 P-T. A . . . The Rev. I. D. Burham will speak on “Peace on Barth” Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. at SCHOOL 98 The Christmas story Will be told by Mrs. Margaret Raley and Christmas carols sung by pupils of Grades 5 and 6.

The Rev. Clarence Baker, super ntendent of the Hawthorme Community House, will give a Christmas message to patrons of SCHOOL: 30 at 2 p. m. Wednesday. Each room will Sing Christmas Carols, arranging & living picture to accompany each song. A Christmas cantata, “The Babe of Bethlehem,” will be presented by {he Mothers Chorus, directed by Mist Haley Herald, and sccompanied by Mrs. Martha Stephens. Ine formal Christmas games and refreshiments will complete the program.

SCHOOL: 38 will hold a Christe mas party and gift exchange at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday with Santa Claus as host. Additional features will be a Christmas play by the pupils, direct by Miss Harriette Perkins, and music by the Junior High School, directed by Mrs. Marion Carpenter. Tea will be served. In the forenoon the children will be served a turkey dinner, a gift of the P.-T. A. of the school.

: A Christmas pageant will be pre- | sented hy pupils of SCHOOL 42) Tuesday at 8§ po. m. The P-T. A} will meet at 3:15 p. m. Wednesday | for a program, including & Christmas playiet by the Grade ¢ children, directed by Mrs. Rudy Langford, and carols by the pupils. E W. Diges, principal, will speak at the STUDY CLUB meeting at 2 po m. Wednesday, |

i The program of SCHOOL 4&3, Wednesday at 1:30 p. m., will consist of a play, “The Search of the) Wise Men,” given by the children, and music by the Junior High School choral group and the school chorus.

SCHOOL £2 will meet Wednesday at 2:45 p. m. A Christmas cantata, “Glad Tidings of Great Joy,” “will be presented by the Junior High School pupils, directed by Miss Mary Lawler and Miss Leona Spain.

A Christmas pageant with a choir,’ directed by Miss Marie Sullivan, will be given by SCHOOL S51 Wednesday st 1:30 p m. The STUDY GROUP will meet at 1:15 p m. Friday.

A Christmas program and music | will be given by the pupils of SCHOOL: 55 at 2:30 p. m. Wednes-

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The Rev. Logan Hall will speak at SCHOOL 6 at 2:30 p wm Wednesday. nristmas songs will be sung by the children. |

SCHOOL 6 will hold its meeting at 7:85 p.m. Wednesday. A program, “Christmas Carols of Many Lands,” by selected groups from the | entire school, will be given. The Mothers’ Chorus will sing. The Rev. | Kenneth Hartman will give the in. vocation.

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The annual Christmas Vesper | Service, given by pupils of SCHOOL | 72, will be presented at 2:10 p. wm. | Wednesday. A short business meets ing will be held at 1.835 p.m.

SCHOOL 75 will present a Christ. | mas program by the pupils at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. |

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hold its annual Christmas dinner party at 6:30 & m. today at the home of Mrs. Hazel Vehling, 164% Gerrard St

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Irvington Chapter, O. B.S. 8 p.m. today. Irvington Masonic Temple. Christmas program. Brightwood Chapter O. E 8S. To-| night. Veritas Masonic Temple. ! Initiation. Christmas play. Mrs. ! Helen A. Cunningham, worthy matron. Raymond Dingle, worthy patron.

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