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JANE JORDAN. li
voblems in a letter will answer
whe in this svivma daily,
NOTE-—These are more answers to questions from the young. ‘More| 1
will follow from time to time,
At the age of 15 R. R. promised her parents she would not have
dates before she wis 16. She regrets her promise because she is missing lots of fun. Her parents should not have exacted such a promise because
it is harmful to w girl's social development. And she should ask them
to release. her from it.
Two girls. work Jong hours in 8 [present and let the future take care medical laboratory and have little |o¢ itself.
~ opportunity to meet young men. Since most of the young men are at war, let them offer their services to the U. 8. O.
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to break the monotony,
take a girl out.
Louella . had a silly quarrel with her boy friend who stopped coming Now he is home on leave from the army and she wants to see him. Call Him up and tell him so and if he doesn't yespond,
to see her.
give up gracefully, s 8 8
A BOBBY SOCK is 16 and her parents go out leaving her to take care of her little sister, She wants to go out and have fun, too, but " her parents say she has plenty of time for that. True, but she needs a little fun now, too, and should ask for at least one night a week to
spend with her own friends.
Sally Ann has trouble making She has a few good friends but so many do not like her that\ she is beginning An over-sensitive person is apt to imagine that others do not like her and require a more cordial reception than the average. If the gir] maintains an even, pleas~ ant attitude and is satisfied with a casual attitude on the part of others, she. will feel less anxiety about whether people: like her or not. After all she has a few good friends, Great popularity is not
friends and feels inferior.
to wonder.
necessary for happiness. s = =»
A WORRIED GIRL, 18, wants to know if her love for a 19-year-old boy in the navy will last, Time will She should enjoy the
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Jane Jordan ED ONE is in high school and has a boy friend who never takes her anywhere and she is tired of sitting to get some other young couples in to getsome other young couples in
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“In Trouble” is 17 and not
allowed to go skating or to parties
because her two older sisters got in trouble before they were married.
_8he has a nice boy friend but her
mother doesn’t trust him, It is very unfair to judge a girl by her sisters. This girl will have to be {more careful than the average and give her parents constant reassure ance. She should get her boy friend to help her win their confidence. If ‘he treats her parents courteously, gets the girl in on time and otherwise observes their wishes, they her | will soften toward him.
NOTE-About 50 letters from the young remain unanswered, but all will receive a reply in time. JANE JORDAN, -
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The Anderson degree team will give the ritualistic work ‘at an initiation of candidates to be held Monday evening by Indianapolis Eagles lodge No. 211. Principal speaker at the affair in the lodge hall will be Robert W. Hansen, Milwankee, editor of the Eagle magazine. He will discuss the recent national eonvention of the lodge. Included in Editor Hansen's remarks will be a summary of Eagle objectives, including work of tional commissions for re servicemen, employment, old age and social security and youth guidance, The Anderson drill team will give an exhibition. ’ Arrangements will be in the charge of Earl Hunter, Edward Joy, Ernest Joliffe, Hopper Howard, ArthurMoody and Walter Heppner.
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