Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1949 — Page 16
Girl, 16, Says Family Calls
Her an Outeast’ for Urging
Prayer Before Each Meal “Parents Are Wealthy, Happy, Saving,’ She Explains, ‘But We Lack Religion’ MANNERS
DEAR MRS:
IT SEEMS AS THOUGH. a gh 16, should know at least|
prayer to say before her meals.
meals... When I visit my girl friends
have dinner with thelr families I'm asked to say grace. I haves say, “I'm sorry, I don’t’ know a prayer.” g yer. before our meals at home--we never say
have a happy home, a new one, in fact.)
I mention ‘saying grace wonderful’ food they eh at me and call me “outcast.” My patents are only 37. I feel they should say grace. We don't even attend church. : You helped me recently with my steady. boy friend. I want you to know it all turned out just lovely from your advice. Thanks a million. May God bless all the wonderful people on this earth, SALLY, SOUTH SIDE. That home of yours has a sound moral foundation or it wouldn't be a ha home, Sally. You'll be reminded to love and respect your parents in any religion. Show them more love and respect than argument about their lack of religion. They may feel the need of church if you expose them to it gradually, through your attendance and by the way you live. - Those — of your friends can become your allies. Get Your parents interested in the families of your. friends—get Jhem interested in the way they ve. Your family probably called you an “outcast” playfully, but proudly-—maybe a little embarny. We all say strange when we're touched or Sings when Prove that you're serious. I'll send you some prayers if you give me your address.
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family is trash. He isn't like that at all, and he is humiliated,
except for the shame and embarrassment his family brings on us. My husband and I lead clean lives, but our little boy is picking up dirty words from the children in my husband's family, My parents raised us children ts be decent. We weren't rich in money, but our family was rich in character. I was attracted to my husband because he was decent, honest and sincere, I never met his people until the day before our marriage. 1 was shocked. I have tried to like them. I've been nice to them and they itke me, but I can't accept them. We
aren't well off, but they mooch|”
from him. Sometimes my heart holds pity. for them. I wouldn't attempt to reform them-—they don’t want to improve—and they would only hate me. People look “down their noses” at us because of my husband's family, I think of our son, near school age, I know how mean schoolmates: = can be. I'm
serve, thing? My we "won't: do as well elséwhere, “but I'm not afraid. I needed to talk to an understanding woman for my mother is dead, so I turnéd to you.
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contentment and your embarrassment, I do thimk you're Justified “ih moving. Make the decision a mutual one; . though—and don’t brood about that family of his. Do something constructive, together, when you feel low. ose relatives won't frighten away the true friends you want to make.
Let Mrs. Manners and read: ers of the column share your and answer your questions. Write In care of The Times, 214 W. Maryland St.
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