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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES By Crockett Johnson

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JAIE JORDAN

questions in

Put your problems in a letter to Jane Jordan, who will answer your

this eolumn daily,

DEA JANE JORDAN-—I am the mother of eight children, Four daughter are married. I have only one daughter left at home. She

is 15, ve backward and irritable, and doesn’t mix with girls of her

age at sol. I don’t care if she goes to parties and shows and would

be willin for her to take dancing lessons if she would agree. always Is been conscious of her weight but gets mad if I mention a diet. Thirest of my girls are all

She

of good jape and I think that is|that th® basis of her trouble is that one reast she has this feeling of she believes she is unloved. This is

inferiorit wants. tobe like the ret -She doesn’t hie dates or go wh boys but I dornohject. One ! our neighborgshas a girl fromhe detention hae and she an my daughter were good friefls. As

friends italways is with someone!

anything i+ her but I am at my| wits end ‘ith this running away.| Her fatlr gave her a wrist watch for Christias, She is in thé second year | high-school and is do-| ing fairly rell there, but this running awayand then coming back] to face tk school is hard to live

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& result {f this Jane Jordan | they rani|way twice and we had|Der sisters by associating with the highwy patrolman pick them Younger girls or under-privileged up. She wn't talk or tell me what|8ifls because here at least she can

her troub is. If she makes girl! feel superior.

down, espdally in a small town

I wondeif there is a girls’ camp she would regard.it as a hardship where shecould go during vaca- laced upon her by unloving par-

tion. Alsds there a place where ents. she couldtake a junior | course aft! school is out. She is| Increase your affection for her, strong ang good worker. Do you withdraw all think If Ivould let her work part yourself

time it wdd help?

A MOTHER.

daughter shows

shocking to parents who have tried hard and done their best for a child. Sometimes the parents wanted a boy instead of a girl. unconsciously show a preference for their sons, or daughters who were prettier and easier to handle. matter how evenly they divide up the dresses, advantages of gifts, the child feels that the parents somehow were disappointed in her. Your

Sometimes they

her aggression

against you by running away. She shows her feeling of inferiority to

The things you mention would be 11:00 J. C. Harsch—News younger fan she“is. I would do fine for your daughter provided 11:30 eg Prosesve they were things she wanted to do, 11:45 Geo. Paxton Oréh. but if any one of them is put forth|

as your idea she will resist it. If

she wants to go to a girls’ camp, | If she doesn't she will think] you are trying to get rid of her. |If she wants to work -part- time or

(fine.

|it would be fine, but if she doesn’t!

Let the

nursing | from her.

criticisms,

(take a nursing course (she may be too young to be eligible for either) |

suggestions come |

AnswerVhen a girl behaves as mention her. weight.

JANE JORDAN.

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100 Sinatra Show :15 Sinatra Show 30 Which Is Which? 45 Which Is Which?

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LODGE TO MARK 920 ANNIVERSARY

The, 92d

' | establishment of No. 129, I. O. O. F, will be observed with an. old-fashioned cov{ered dish luncheon and party Sun-

day at the lodge pect. st. birth in 1852 and

1853. Since then grown to 100.

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Past presidents o

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anniversary

The organization was started by Indianapolis citizens

charter by the I. O. O. F. lodge in|

Committee members for the anniversary party are Fred D. Kafa-

vice grand, and Robert Dick, past

The regular meeting will be. held at 8 p. m.'next Tuesday.

AUXILIARY

Megrew auxiliary No. 3, USB W.V, will be entertaiiied following the business meeting and initiation Sat-

Frank ‘Hanna, president, will be in charge of the business meeting and Mrs, Harry Krause and Mrs. Bert Love will be hostesses. i

of the Germania lodge

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