Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1950 — Page 4

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TT WIL © She seems to think marriage

is rough unless both parties have the backbone to give and take. It's important to get to know each other's likes and dislikes. : Arguments are part of marri-

‘age. They're no reason for the| wife to run home to mother.

Marriage consists of hardships

rand happiness. The rougher it “goes the stronger the love and devotion—the assur-

~~ lance you're working for the same

goal. The happiness achieved is worth all the trouble. B.&M, CITY

She'll expect that “picnic” no matter what we say. She's im-’ practical and romantic. If you can't put up with her traits now, don’t marry her, 7Oh-ho, he thinks—the rough spots would be fun. Crises would arise, all right but I doubt if you'd rise to meet them as jubllantly as you dream. You'd forget that gal was curvacious when she pitched you those curves you think you're ready for. “Repairs” after fights may be fun now. They aren’t in marriage. Man-like, you might ignore them. That would make your wife sore. She'd wait for a “kiss and make up call.” Forgetting them and further failing to make a fuss over her while you mowed down your supper wouldn't solidify anything. If you marry, remember what you sald about the importance of each other's likes and dislikes. If you take her out to a place of her choice don’t sit silently with that look, “Well, I took you out, I hope you're satisfied,” silently planning a

picnic. Is there a smooth road to happiness? If not, then there are . {bound to be chuckholes and sharp curves,

is a Sunday

fishing trip—without her: She won't change. When you learn that, don’t pity yourself and look around for a girl with a disposition like the one you _know your fiancee doesn’t have. | How about It, readers, can | any of you say your mate’ | riage? :

‘Wants to See Films

. SHOULD THE : pictures of Arabia be shown publicly by the man who wrote to you. Our family would like to see them. My brother recently accepted employment with the State Department and will soon leave for two years’ work in Arabia. Will you sepd the man my name and address which I've enclosed?

MW, CITY. : I'd be happy to forward your letter if I knew his name. Maybe he'll respond. He threatened to show the picture to me to prove he wasn't using them as etchings to lure girl friends.

Dedicated to Christ

TO “Small Town Girl” who finds her life aull—1 had to write to you. I have a 15-year-old daughter, a very pretty girl. We live in a small town, There are places to dance but she has never gone to them. She's never been to a show and does

= T= ~ Man to Face Court _ | ii Ask Mrs. Manners—_ ; LE lon" Girt anlaing-. -s Prospective. ae Sees LA ses man he a M Rough and Rocky EEFrmass | arriage as oud an oc aentited by & 11-year-old gir as : MANNERS: together] The girl told police n DEAR Mis. 3 TELL my girl that marriage isn’t all sunshine and our church who get and play tried to force his way into a happiness. the plano and sing. They have parked car in which she was AF THC Tight? We're about to get married. sitting yesterday outside her

regular young people’ 8 night and once a month they go out of town to visit young peoplels groups. What a . wonderful. ime they have!" ; Dear, if you really to know Christ you will find plenty to do. As you said, what is wrong with the world today is that people

the God that made them. There | nothing wrong with you. Get

NORTHERN INDIANA MOTHER. ‘A good life is a healthy, clean, broad and natural acquaintance with the good things in it, I think. I hope your daughter, missing those teen-age recreations

people, you know. (John 2.)

changing after camp. MRS. MANNERS, _

he went .to

ers of The Times share your problems. Write in care of The Times, 214 W. Maryland St. .

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‘not attend ball games. Why? Because she has given her heart to! Christ. Serving Him keeps. her busy.

There are young boys and girls,

such as ball games and danc- | ing, will be able to fit herself | in the lives of the right people. | ‘Jesus mingled socially with |

Will you send me your ad- | dress or phone number, | “Bobby”? You wrote a long | time ago about your husband |

Let Mrs. Manners and read-

the man insistsd that she open it she jumped from the other side and ran. The man was arrested in a Market St. hotel after the girl's brother followed him and notified police.

‘donot go to church. They forget! el

Downstairs Store presents its Easter Fashion Show

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No charge.

For the. First Time! L. S. Ayres & Co.

Wednesday, March 22 at 12:15 p.m. and 2:15 p.m.

Ayres’ Auditorium, Eighth Floor

General admission to * ‘the public . . tickets necessary . . . no reserved seats.

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RAIL ROAD HOUR — Victor Herbert's operétta,— “The Only] Girl,” - will star Gordon MacRae

sng soprano Dorathy Warenskjold,s

. WIRE-WLW 7 p. m.

"ARTHU R GODFREY — Violinist Stuart Fastofsky, soprano) Sonya Dayne, popular songtress Marian Drater and singer-pianist| Lorenze Fuller will compete for top honors . . . WFBM 7:30 p. m.|

VOICE OF FIRES TON E— uate’ conductress. Elizabeth Firestone, young. come.

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(OES Chapter to Hold

Public Installation

| Brookside Chapter, Order of {Eastern Star, will hold a public! |installation at 8 p. m. Friday. Officers will be Mrs. Florence

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worthy matron; Harold Cook, worthy patron; {Mrs. Martha Jackson, associate) matron; - Russell Baird, associate) patron; ‘Mrs. Nina Sims, secretary;| Mrs. Treva Jones, conductress| Mrs. Grace Bowers, treasurer; land Mrs, Alice Standard, asso-|

poser and pianist, will be accompanied by Howard Barlow and the orchestra playing her own composition, “Concertino.” Soprano Eleanor Steber will sing “You| Kissed Me” from “Arms and the, Girl,” and “T'll See You Again . WIRE-WLW 7:30 p. m.

RADIO THEATER — “Paull

Douglas, Maureen O'Hara and] Betty Lynn co-star in an adaptation of the film comedy ‘Father,

Was a Fullback.” . WFBM 8, p.m.

TELEPHON E HOUR — Robert|__

Set Hobby, Skit Show

Catholic Daughters

The Junior Catholic Daughters of America will hold their annual ‘hobby and skit show at 2 p. m. {next Sunday In the Catholic Com{munity Center. -A display of articles made during troop meetings will ‘be judged by Miss Helen Carr and Miss Ce{celia Galvin. Miss Charlotte Heck iis in charge of Crafts. A skit will Hfollow-the Judging.

Casadesus, French piano virtuoso, | will play the finale of Saint-Saens’; “Concerto No. 4 in C Minor” and] Chopin's “Ballade No. 3 in A Flat” Donald Voorhees will di-| rect the orchestra in the “Dance of “the Apprentices” from “Wag-! ner's “Die Meistersinger" _ and “The Enchanted Lake” by Liadov.

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