Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 July 1945 — Page 15
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A gay dinner dance under the stars Your backyard transformed by soft colored lights | reflected in women's jewels and the brass horns of the band. Half ap ox on a slow spit. I'll carve. And lead the community’ singing. And shoot off the roman candies
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DEAR JANE JORDAN-In November I started going with a boy three years older than I am. In December he left for the navy. His father who has had a hard time because of the death of two close members of his family, has only the one son left. He treats me like I'm a tramp when I come from a clean, decent family. He is going to California to be near his son so he won't have to come home for his leaves, I believe it is for spite because we plan to be married soon and he wants to keep his son to himself. I really do like the father and would do anything to make him treat me nicely. Just give me a hint as to how all three of us can be happy. MIXED UP. . " EJ Answer—That's a large order, and you'll have to leave most of it up to the boy. It is not necessarily
true that the father is moving to
California to prevent the boy from If he loves you he will come anyhow when he can afford to. Your cue is to
" kéep the boy sold on your charms,
When and if you ard married you can try to win the father’s regard. You have no opportunity to do so beforehand.
DEAR JANE JORDAN-—I am a girl of 15 and ljke a boy of 17 very much. He is very sweet and I don't care to go with other boys. He is very moody and you have to carry him around on a chip. He asks me for dates, acts cool for three or four weeks and asks for another date. I am foolish enough to go because I like him so much. My parents also are very fond of him. We run around with a crowd from another town. If I go with 6ne of these boys he gets jealous, yet he goes with other girls. What can I do? UNHAPPY.
Answer—You are more serious about the boy than he is about you. If you could take him as casually as he treats you, have a good time when he comes around and put him out of your mind when he doesn’t all would be well, but you expect more than he is prepared to five. Don’t let his jealousy prevent you from making dates with the other boys. Just let him know he isn’t the only one in your life and that you won't sit around for weeks while he is in a cool mood. It is a mistake to set your heart on a boy who is as disinterested as he is. You can learn not to concentrate on him | alone. JANE JORDAN.
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