Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1950 — Page 20

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with the evening paper, He can't {realize that his wife wants to step lout in the ‘evening, and more so {after the children have leff home.] She has {ime on her hands but still her husband goes right on, if his health is good, working every day. He settles down in a groove, satisfied with his life if they are congenial people, He doesn’t care if they never step out at night. 1 found a remedy for. that. I took up church work. It is very

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in my home phone, and I flowers, We find our love for each other is mare on a spiritual plane than |physi¥al. Many a wife who has been {used to a strong physical bond/ with her husband begins to look af another man when her (husband changes. Another thing. A man needs. understanding. Nagging will ruin, a good husband. He will, in time, {wonder why he ever thought he {loved his wife. You wives want to (realize that your husbands are human. I think there is a lot of the mother in a wife's feeling for her

husband. He is only a little boy (grown up. If you want to boss him, remember when you Insist

{on wearing the pants some other [woman | will “be Wearing the fur jcoat. You can have that coat. | Don’t go to bed angry, wives {and husbands; Always manage to think what you have done to hurt leach other. It is a lot easier to {forgive today than tomorrow.! Don’t let the breach widen. Your column is very interest-| {ing and helps a lot of people. {More power to-you. Later I want to give some advice on the in-law! problem as it affects young people when first married. {VOICE OF EXPERIENCE, INDIANA, She says a lot, doesn’t she, | readers? Please DO Send that letter about iIn<laws. See if you think I am right about inlaws expecting too much of the

the war, in a colmun this week, please, We can’t completely hlame anyone for personal boredom, can we? Pll admit a man seldom knocks -MmiéH out to-en-tertain his wife, 1 don't excuse | him but I do think the wife should remember that he probably didn't when they were single, either. (She was thrilled, that's all) Good thoughts | you gave— | “Husbands are human” and” “Forgive today, not tomorrow.”

Reader Gives Advice

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I WISH TO GIVE a few words of advice to wives who think! their husbands dop’t love them or appreciate them. I have married 35 years and have found that more than any ‘other one thing that makes for tension between husband and wife is boredom. The wife spends her day with the houswork and children. Her

grandchildren. | ‘liam I, France, all.of West Middle-

‘Alonzo J. Duncan

an (years, will be held at 1 p. m. to‘morrow in Sécond Baptist Church

Talk It Over if They Pile Work on You

y “hot temper is always getting me in bad in the restaurant where I work as a dish washer. But it gets results.

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y. After supper he wants to relax

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and teen-agers, (You and I both hope to hear from “J. B.”) "You know T think if would bé a good idea if some parents sat

me and the only way I get relieved of some of it is to get mad. But that leaves a bad taste in everybody's mouth, in‘down and wrote to us why they | cluding mine. How would you distrust their children, why | handle a situation like this? they think they're selfish, why |— > they object to their cholee of | friends, eté. The teen-agers have the right to know what they're fighting and sometimes parents are too generous with “We know what's best for you.”

By JAMES GRAYSON Sometimes it pays to get mad and blow off steam. Much depends, of course, on who is listening. Not every one can ad and get over it real quickly, Asin lyour case it leaves a bad taste. problems. Write in eare-of The ‘ Times, 24 W. Maryland St. Those after effects often linger, - - - Suppose you speak your mind

but keep control of yourself. You Mrs. Cyrus Yocum

Let Mrs. Manners and readers of The Times share’ your

can let the others know that you

realize you are being imposed Rites Tomorrow = un. Rites Tor Mrs. Jeanette F. Yo- You can always 80.10. your, . : : 4 boss, Have a private talk with cum, 924 N, Ritter Ave, Will be jin. Jet him know what you

held at 1:30 'p. m. tomorrow In'think. You may want to ask him Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill frankly what he thinks. Does he think you should do all the

Chapel. Entombment will be in

: work that the others shove on Washinglon Park Mausoleum you? Ask him (rankly to divide M. Yocum, chairman of the For- = eign Missions Division, United : Christian ~ Missionary Society of

the Disciples of Christ, died Sat urday in Methodist Hospital afte a brief illness, She was 66. A ‘member of Downey Avenue 2 €hiNgtian Church, Order of Eastern Star and auxiliary to the GrandyArmy of the Republic; Mrs! {Yocum ‘was a native of Canonsburg, Pa. and lived here 21 years. She accompanied her husband on Ihis assignments throughout the | world.

Besides her husband, Mrs. Yocum 1s siirvived by a son, Cyrus Yocum, Indianapolis, and four

Alo surviving are three brothjets, Frank L., Daniel C. and Wil-

town, Pa.

Rites for Alonzo John Duncan. of - Russellville, Ky. and

Indianapolis resident four

“in Lotiisville, Ky: Mr. Duncan, an Ohio State Uni- | versity graduate, died Saturday in his home, 2350 Shriver Ave. He was 63 and a member of the {Twenty Fifth Street Baptist Church-here and Masonic Lodge. : in Louisville, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. | {Julia Duncan; four daughters, Mrs. Eugenia Rogers, Mrs. Lucy IVidque and Mrs. Alice Hackley,

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| go out with this boy if they know, Rush County. school teacher.

J fledged adolescent. She knows of |

I HAVE. this little advice for. all of Indianapolis, - and Mrs. “J, B. asking us if she is old Mary Louise Alexander, Louis{enough to-date ihe boy who wih eta Son, Henry James Dun-! visit in her home. see no harm: can, Jamaica, N. Y.; 10 grand-

in you having a few dates with L a {him If you enjoy yourselves in Shildren and two great-grand

[the company of other young people. Why not have your friends pp. Jesse Bennett: : Services for Mrs.

‘over and have dancing and card games In your own homé? But “J.-B.” don't overdo it. Wellman Bennett, 5802 E. New, [Don’t confine your dating to just| York St. who died yesterday in, {this one boy no matter how won- Huff's S8anitariu , will be at 1 30 mm... Wednes ay in. you want your friendship to last. Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. LIt will last if you don’t ever make! was 84. } | yourself ordinary or too avall- Burial will be in East Hill | Cemetery. Rushville. Mrs. Bennett was a former 1 |native of Rush County, she was

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1 hope your parents will let you|

him to be responsible enough.

"Hope “you Will Iisten 16 your graduated from Adrian Cotlegery—

mother's advice. You need it, Adrian, Mich. She was a member just as I needed advice from my of the Irvington Presbyteriah,

mother. You'll be so very thank-|Church. [ful you took it when you're a few! Survivors include her husband, years older. {Jesse G. Bennett; a son, Dr. Reuel

You're just entering adolescence, W, Bennett, Southbridge, Mass, with. your personality torn be- and two sisters, Mrs. Lilly Wintween childhood ways and the! ship and Mrs. ~Hettle Stevens more mature ways of a young Rushville, two grandchildren and lady. a great-grandson.

Your mother is ‘having a diffi- ; fr cult time accepting you as a full- James A. Perrin Services for James “Kl“Perrin. course, that dates and other con-'ynqjanapolis restdent 25 years and

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adolescent. Bul many parents a4 10 a. m. tomorrow in Flanner forget their young days and for-'g Buchanan mortuary. Entombget there is no distinct dividing ment will be in Washington Park line Between childhood and ado- Mausoleum.

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_{lescence. Development is gradu-

al, and its speed varies, I would like to know how your problems turn out.” : M. H., 20, NORTH SIDE. SP hank you CM MM

AB, «Perrin; -and -a-daughter, Mrs. 4. ccs i

Mr. Perrin. who was 68, died yesterday in his home, 5256 Car-| roliton Ave. He was a native of | [Kéensburg, TI." Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ida

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[the are wi with others or 10 get. a apse you can always wil. the boss you're - quitting. you've made up your mind to /this and really plan to quit this would be all right. But if you’ are just bluffing he might take you up on it. There is Another course that you might take. You could seek oyt individually those who heap unnecessary work on you. Talk If you have a personal job | problem, write to James Gray- | som, care The Time.

things o over with them. Tell them: that you “propose to —tatk tothe:

boss about it. But be prepared to carry through with it i they say, "So what?” Perhaps the first thing to do ‘before doing any of the above is to carefully . analyze your own self, the work you do, and that which is expected of you. Maybe ‘you need. to revise “vour own thinking. Mavbe you're the one that's to blame.

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