Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1940 — Page 15

THURSDAY, AUG. & 1940

JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am a girl in my teens and have liked one boy since I was a little girl, We were brought up together through grade school. I never have been popular although I run with a popular crowd. This boy likes me sometimes, but when a certain girl comes back he prefers her. I talked to her the other day and she admits she doesn't really like the boy, but since he 1S popular she will hang on to him. I've tried liking other boys and do have good times with some of them until I think about this boy or see him again. We always part friends and he says if it wasn't for this other girl he would

like me. When we break up we stay friends and agree to go back te togeth er when he breaks with the other girl. She is very cute and pular and has other boy friends. How can I win him away from tl 18 girl who doesn't really like him for himself but for his standing? BERNESE. Answer—Well the first thing for you to do is to think more of yourself and less of the boy. Is this all you deserve in life—a swain Who is attentive only when the girl of his choice is not available?

Bride-to-Be

| THE SUB DEB CLUB met at the

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home of Miss Barbara Ison, 2957 N. last night.

(Elizabeth Goudge) will be reviewed by | Miss Marjorie Metcalf tonight when the INTER LIBROS CLUB meets with Mrs. Wilbur Mohr, Evanston Road.

The LAWRENCE HOMEMAKERS CLUB was to hold an allday picnic today at Ellenberger | Park for members and their chil(dren.

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Q—What is the correct dinner dress for women in hotels? A—In ‘large hotels a woman may wear evening dress, but in small hotels, ordinary street clothes suf-

fice. Hats need not be worn at the evening meal. It is good form for women to wear their hats in res- | taurants and public dining rooms {in the daytime,

Q—I was born in Canada to British subjects. When I was 4 years old my father died and my mother fand I immigrated to the United States. When I was 7 years old my | mother married a citizen of the

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The B. V. M. Club members will leave Saturday for a week's rousel party at Lake Wawasee. Miss Mary | Jane McManus will chaperon the group. The party will include the Misses | Mary Cullen, Sylvia Luley, Marita!

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What makes him think he can pick up with you when he has left off with her and find you ready, willing and amiable? If vou set no higher value on yourself than this, how can you expect him to value you above all others? If he divided his time between you and said nothing about his preference for one or the other, you would have no cause for complaint. But when he tells vou outright that he has no time for you when the other girl is available, your cue is to find no time for him. Of course you'd like to do the other girl in. Who wouldn't? But in my opinion she is infinitely capable of doing herself in. The chances are that the young man will discover for himself that she has no real interest in him but simply wants to add him to her list of conquests. When this fact dawns upon him, he may come back to you for comfort. If he finds you waiting, like patient Griselda, he will not be thrilled to death, I assure you. But if he finds a devoted rival waiting to drive him away, he may respect your charms more highly. If he likes them cute and popular, why don’t you try being popular yourself? It's not so hard. Apparently the other girl manages it by making each boy feel that she is more interested in him than actually she is.

[| United States. She was married in B | June, 1922, What is our citizenship [status? A—Since your mother married a citizen of the United States before | Sept. 22, 1922, she automatically | became a citizen of this country. As your father was dead you took the citizenship status of your mother; therefore when she became a citi-

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The ways and means committee of the Pilgrim Shrine 12, White Shrine of Jerusalem, will sponsor a card party in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Russell H, Gilmore, 44 Lay-

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Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Whitfield of 8140 Spring Mill Road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Gladys, to Woodrow A. Sut-

ton. son of Ora Sutton of W. 86th | man Ave, Saturday night. St. The weading will be Sept. 1 | Mrs. Henry O. Hummel heads the

tl f the bride-to-be's | committee in charge. Assisting her lin Gan , . Ne ome 9 ® bridestoshet | are the Mesdames Margaret Jenkin- Phillip Gu ynn Hono ed zen of the United States by reason of

| son, Harriett Reeve, Lureta Otnen.| Phillip Gwynn, son of Dr. and her second marriage you also beBertha Shake and Miss Alice Otto ‘Mrs. W. H. Gwynn, 4503 E. Washing-|came a citizen. You are eligible Garden Party Scheduled y The choir of St. Ann's Catholic |

and Miss Ruth Ransdell. lion St., was elected vice president of |for a certificate of derivative citiChurch, Mars Hill, will sponsor a Alpha Pi Omega to Meet

baaend : . | zenship. the junior chiropractic group at the (recent national convention of the Q—Does the label “pre-shrunk” garden party and dance tomorrow | The Alpha Pi Omega Sorority | Chiropractic Association, which was|guarantee that the garment will not night on the school grounds, 2850 will meet tonight at the home of held in Minneapolis, Minn. The | shrink any further?

Holt Road. The Commanders will Miss Mary Klutey, 1009 Congress| junior group is composed of sons| A--No: it merely means that 4 ; prov ide the musie. | Ave. and daughters of chiropractors, some shrinkage has taken place.

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Miss Neota Willoughby will be married to Lilbern W. Riegel this evening. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tobice Willoughby.

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DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am a girl of almost 16 and have gone with a boy two weeks. We had a little fuss over going to church and I think this is why he quit me. He used tc come over almost every night because we lived close to each other. He said he loved me but he will not tell me why he stopped going with me. I would like to win him back and I love him a lot. Please help me. PUZZLED. Answer—It is not wise for a girl to press a boy for reasons when his interest in her cools down. Half the time he doesn't know why he doesn't come any more. Perhaps he just wants a change. Whatever it is he doesn't like to talk about it. Don’t moon over him any longer but go in for change yourself. All I said in answer to the first letter in this column applies to you, too. JANE JORDAN

Put your problems in a le etter to “Vane Jordan who will answer your questions in this column daily.

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1 teaspoon whole black pepper Boiling water 2 teaspoons salt 15 cup barley 1 bunch carrots, onions and Bay leaf turnips, if desired. Brown lamb in heavy kettle with minced garlic. Add sliced onion, carrot, bay leaf, pepper and boiling water to cover. Simmer until meat begins to fall from bones. Drain off broth, cool and remove fat. and bones. Soak barley over night and cook in salted broth until tehder. Add quartered carrots and other vegetables as desired and cook until tender. Add meat, heat and serve.

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