Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1949 — Page 22

[ask Mes, Manner hp Loses Her Boy ond

y Being Too Bossy

DEAR MRS, MANNERS Instead of being ° 'mé, ” 1 became bossy and demanding and Jost my boy friend. I went steady with this. swell man six months, but we have broken up—and it's all my fault. I acted as if I owned him and all that he owned. I know that I wilted too long to-discover all these things, but| |there must be some way to make | amends for thé wrongs I have)

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NO DIGGING done a a ake back. finishes asserting himself. He'll | Not Injurious fo Shrubs We've both ry other dates| think you're still trying to own “Flowers or. Soil since we've broken up, but I'm| Mm if you rum after him. You | I evidently have admitted your

not happy. How can I get him back? I want him to know Ii ‘have changed and will be a loti different if only he will come . back.

own faults—let him forget them. * Making a man feel comforta- | ble is fine, but making up h's | “mind for him is no good. Women want strong men and try to make them that way by boss | ing them—and that's all wrong. I knew one perfectly grand son who lost three husba

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thelr own ideas, ideas she had | accepted before she married them. | Those other dates you're hav- | ing can do you a lot of good. You'll have to sée other men fo prove to yourself you aren't bossy with them. *

|| ‘Sickness’ Plea Hit

to alcoholics as “sick children” Ii {If they must have ‘a spell of sick-| iness, why not have pneumonia?| To my way of thinking they are [Just self -indulgent -brats, abusing {the word “sick.” Other illnesses {can’t be purchased by thé bottle; lover a counter. . I agree that Alcoholics Anony- . |mous possibly does a great service, but the “sick child” business |gngs me. I feel like apologizing to all children for having people place. these menaces. to life, lib-

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“Noble Grand_

because she tried to think for | them.” Actually REE Nis. Bales Heads Rebekah 702 100F

{ T0 ALL who Insist ow referring an installation of officers at — ask, “Why don’t they grow up? Nr W. 30th St.

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Officers to Be “Installed Friday

Mrs. ‘Nora Bales will be in|stalled as noble grand of Chappell Rebekah Lodge 702, IOOF,

m. Friday in the IOOF Hall,

Mrs, Ocie Atkins will be in|stalling officer and Mrs. Gertrude Price, deputy grand marshal. Other officers to be installed are Mrs. Wilma Marvel, vice \grand; Mrs. Alice Nicholson, [right supporter of noble grand; Mrs. Nora Exline, left supporter of noble grand; Mrs. Mayme Nickle, right supporter of vice grand. Also Mrs. Lucille White, con-

erty and the pursuit of happiness in their class. : “ANOTHER” VOICE OF EXPERIENCE. Don’t you feel that you and I exciise our weaknesses, instead

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Durante says Mrs. Calabash is a “secret a gentleman treasures,” Wondering. MRS. MANNERS.

Let Mrs. Manners and readers of the column share your problems and answer your questions. Write in care of The “Times, 214 W. Maryland St.

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Transfer | Farm Agent Times State Service LAFAYETTE, Jan. 5—Harold A. McCutchan, Harrison County agricultural agent, has been transferred to a similar post in Posy County, L. H. Hoffman, associate director of fhe Agricultural Extension Service at Purdue. University, today.

tural agent, replaced Mr. Cutchan. effective Jan. 1, 1949,

of correcting them——weaknesses |

announced George Mack Adams, as . |sistant Clark County agicur-| MecBoth changes became; MA-1160

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