Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 98, 5 March 1920 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1920.

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Heart and Beauty Problems By Mrs. Elisabeth Thompson ,

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a senior in high school and am In love with a boy In my class. He is always gentlemanly to me and I am quite eure he likes me. Yet -when there is a bunch of us together and the other fellows speak of taking us anywhere he always slips away. I have given him many chances to ask for dates, but he won't ask. He isn't shy and he has money. . Do you think he cares for me when he acts so? He walks fcpm school with me. but what can I do to get him to take me places? SUNBEAM The boy may like you, but he does not care for you to any extent or he would want to take you places. There

is nothing you can do except to re main friendly and to accept lncitations from other young men if they Invite you. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am fortytwo years old and have been married for three years. My husband left me In three months. 1 have found I never loved him, he treated me so mean. I am in love with another man. He says he loves me and brings me presents. I never had anyone so good to me. He is married but has not lived with his wife for nine years and says he never will again, for he wants me. I am worried sometimes, for he tells ' me he is coming and does not. He works hard and says he is working. Ha, has to work part of the time nights. Do you think he means all riqht? I dearly love him and would be heartbroken to give him up. I have never told him I cared for him, although he has tried to get me to tell him that I care. He says he cannot

give me up. WORRIED;

The man Is probably telling the truth when he says he has to work at

respects you have no reason to doubt him. It seems to me that both of you should secure divorces and marry. Time has proven that your former marriages were a failure and after so long a separation from your husband and his wife there is no reason why you should not marry. Be very sure, however, that you know your mind and the character of the man you are marrying. "Single blessedness" is better than an unhappy marriage. Dear Mrs. Thompson: Will you please give your advice. I have been true to a lady over seven years. My

offer has been refused many times in the past. My loyalty is not appreciated.

My patience has worn out. My love has grown cold. Have I done wrong? I gave another lady a chance to be a friend. INDIANA. You admit candidly that your love has grown cold, and that your patience has worn out. I marvel this did not happen several years ago. At any rate you certainly would be a foolish man to prolong a courtship which through seven years has met a barrier. Your selection of a new friend is justifiable.

rank on a class of candidates in Centerville lodge. MASONS Five candidates will be initiated as Entered ' Apprentices in Richmond lodge next . Tuesday evening. Wednesday evening Webb lodge will confer the Fellowcraft degree on a class. Richmond lodge will start work Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock and at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening. Mark Master's degree will be conferred by King Solomon's chapter, R. A. M., Friday evening. The work will start at 7 o'clock. Thursday evening Wayne council conferred Royal and Select Masters' degrees. Next Monday night Richmond commandery will have work in the Order of the Temple, starting at 7 o'clock.

ELKS Richmond lodge of Elks No. 49

Thursday evening elected the following to be officers for the term of 19201921: Exalted Ruler. James Dillon; leading knight, Howard Hunt; loyal knight, L. M. Feeger; lecturing knight, Nimrod Johnson; tyler, Dr. Frank Moelk. Ernest Calvert was selected to be delegate to the national convention in Chicago. K. OF C. With more than 50 candidates sign-

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JOSEPHINE The origin of Josephine lies in scriptural history. When after long waiting and hoping, a son was born to Rachel, she named him Joseph, the name coming from a word meaning an addition, because she hoped that there would be still another child added to her family. The beautiful character of Joseph assured him iiamesakes beyong number and in 1621, a festival day was fixed by the Pope in honor of St. Joseph, tlie husband of the Blessed Virgin. This spread the use of his name afar. Spain adopted it, calling him Jose Maria, or Pepito for the contraction. In this way, Pepita or Josefa, the feminine form arose. The daughter of Maria Theresa was called Maria Josepha and these names were seldom separated in France, Italy and Germany. The famous Empress Josephine really bore the name of Marie Josepha Rose. Her unfortunate career as the wife of Napoleon made her such a dramatic figure in French history thai. Josephine became tlie favorite name of French damsels, v ho sometimes contracted it to Fifine or Finette. In Switzerland, the name hecame, through some curious contraction, Boppl, and is still used as such among the peasants. Josephine was introducpd into England, straight from France but no effort was made to change it or place the stamp of the A'.glo-Saxon upon it. America, taking it over, straightway contracted it to Josse, but .Tosephineis always given in baptism. Josephina is popular in all Latin countries, except Spain, which reta".s Josefa. Sweden has a musical Josefina. Jet. signifying sorrow, is Josephine's talismanic stone. If worn by her, it will drive away the causes of sorrows, disease and suffering. Thursday is her lucky day and 2 her lucky number. Her flower is the snowdrop of purity, night. If he seems reliable in other

EAGLES Two state officers of the lodge will visit Wayne aerie next Wednesday night. A special program has been arranged, and will include a luncheon and smoker. The officers who will talk to local members are State Secretary Dillingham and State President Proctor. The affair was planned as a formal opening of the newly decorated lodge room. 1. O. O. F. Fourteen candidates will be initiated into Whitewater lodge Friday night. Every member of the lodge is urged to attend. K. OF P. Two candidates received Page rank in Richmond lodge, Knights of Pythias, Thursday evening. The degree work was conferred by the Spartansburg degree team and was in amplified form. A large crowd attended the meeting. Next Thursday night the Spartansburg team will confer Knight

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