Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1949 — Page 19

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DEAR MES. MANNERS: . MY WIFE WON'T buy a hat or bake cookies without first call-| that talk, visit the Family She consults her mother every time she wants to| Service Association, eallin 5 move & plece of furniture. She never goes out, dressed up, without| LI-6841 for an. appointment. her mother's approval, My wife has never made a Mecision alone «| Counselers there will give you her life. She asks me and listens—but tHe final word has to ‘come Meas.

m her mother, ny have fine in-laws. I know DAS time or when the dirt really

my mother-in-law doesn’t inten-|5NOWS. Bhe can't see why the ‘Shoppers Forget Time tionally encourage my wife to '°*t ut Ts Spend 20 Huch tine onl NO ONE KNOWS better than rely on her. But what’ can a our. clothes. he'd JOY Shey da that going downtown Is! woman do when her daughter| 2° al. ler. messy shou er quite an ordeal for a busy house-

straps on the slips she wears , seems to need her? thes days. She'd rather sleep Ye an mother, Both Fi which| We'd have been better off if We than do her nails or her hair, Y® n. 1 now wo a

had moved 500 miles away, I land she never her shoes in f¢® and we business girls have could follow my work in prac-|for repairs. Hin clothes aren’t/!t Jet at lunch. tically any state, and “I've sug- pressed between trips to the| We fight long lines in restaugested moving. But my wife cleaner, and I'm afraid she wears rants and dining rooms when half breaks out in tears. She can't/dark clothes a whole season, |the women eating there could eat bear to leave her mother. If I| It hurts us to know she’s hurt/at any hour. The business girl took her away she'd probably run because she doesn’t have dates (Can't. She takes the hour the home fast and make prolonged but how can we tell her to clean DOSS gives her. visits—she might never come|up? lax at lunch, or finish in time to back to me. TROUBLED TEENAGERS. (80 shopping—Dbut the noon crowds Would you get tough and move, I don't envy you the job and dnt women without jobs| or 80 On letting her depend on| you, your girl friends and your |,.¢ 5 Jittle earlier or a little later?| > her mother? brother are going to need a lot |, }, sawife disrupts her schedule TIM. of “mass” tact. Gush your-ap- |i, on shopping. Surely, disturbA lot has been written in this | proval when your friend Is |i." 4 Jittle more wouldn't matcolumn condemning immature | fresh from the ironing board [sor ‘She'd enjoy herself more if husbands and wives. But I | and bath. She'll like flattery— [she didn't have to fight moon wonder if we've been real fair, | she might try to earn it, Often the person who complains In your “girl talk” praise the |relaxation. Is just as selfish, weak, jealous | clothes, like nylon blouses and | WORKING WOMAN. and self-centered as the person | such, that are shortcuts In Did you remember the busicondemned, . grooming. Compliment her good | ness girls when you shopped as I doubt if you're jealous of | points — she might try to | a housewife? I bet that curtain your in-laws, but you may lack | emphasize them. Praise each sale you dashed to, or your rush a little Ingenuity. An immature | other's neatmess. when she’s to get home to Junior made you | girl usually is attracted to her A around. completely forget time. husband because of his strength | Some metropolitan stores do | of character. He wins over Girl Needs H Help girls ay Bie he ont | jet ater wats rien: COULD .YOU help me with my seems a courfeous gesture. he keeps ahead. You can under. Problem? I have a nice home and

Let Mrs. Manners and read- | { stand ‘a wife and love her—yet ae params. 1 go ih 4 soldier, ers of the column share your still not humor her—and you (We A&re P ng 8eIUNE| problems. Write in care of The

can hold her Inte . married in a few years. : ning her respects ot D7 Wik [Cr went with him two weeks] To% 214 W. Maryland St.

and found out I'm going to have . Neglects Her Clothes [home vet and Tm afraid to tel] PTA Plans Meeting HOW CAN YOU tell your best him. What should I do?

{home yet and I'm afraid to tell) The Edgewood PTA will meet! ‘at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Edgegirl friend to be clean? She, : READER. would do anything for us, and we

| wood School to hear Robert List “Nice parents” prefer to have [speak on “The Present Method of all like her. She likes my brother nice girls, but they usually love | Township School Administration” | and he'd like her, he told me, and understand amy girls who and Mrs. Walter Caley, whose

if she'd clean up. Boys say her| are their daughters. Talk to [speech will be “How the County| clothes look like they've been your parents—and tell the boy, (Unit Plan Functions.” There will rolled up in a box. if he is the one you should be a reception for the teachers She Sake baths—when she| tell. {following the program.

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