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BERTIE AND BET'
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BETTY BROWN’S ADVICE
These Young Girls Miss PREFERS
♦
Let Married Men Share
TO HOTEL
Beautiful Spring Nights'
Good Times With Wives
Looking for her daugi
trees stroll two lovers, slowly, des-
An April night on Hemphill-st, Fort Worth on the Rock
Mrs M A. Pearce,
on Alston-ave, on Lpscomb-st, on
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words with PWG.
But’ where Rosedale cuts Jen- ter's name in the telephone
We cannot all
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DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK
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FRIDAY, SAMUEL.
Ive the disagreement down.
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PLUCKING EYEBROWS.
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Officer H. E. Edgar and State Ad-
There's to be music directed by
FRECKLES
Take your broken archea to a
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THE TANGLE
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Legion gathering in a long, long
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roN TO MRS. MARY ALDEN
PRESCOTT.
FIRE STATION
MY DEAR MRS. PRESCOTT;
SEE
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him'a little, gives me the greatest
I am glad you did not tell moth-
The “Better-Half ” of King Tut
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to try on the wedding dress and ♦
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BUDDIES! DON’T
MISS THIS ONE
SCOTCH LASSIE
IS FOURTH LADY
OF ALL BRITAIN
Mrs. Herbert Hoover
Bans Interviewers
in his right mind can avoid an infatuation with the most per-
sistent flirt. The wife who started this discussion can scarce-
ly be blamed. She has stuck with her husband thru it all
and even won his confidence. Money and the good times it
brings are harder for a young girl to resist than for the men
not
her
You say a
attractive
husband
will consiat of a motor ear drive
over the county and a reception.
surely on the great highway that
leads to Juhetime bliss.
Big night Friday, buddies
Initiation of 300 new members
will be held Saturday, May 1, at
River Crest Country Club at npon.
Mrs J. O. Montrief, who la chair-
man of the entertainment com-
mittee. and others are planning a
moot intereating program.
hiking for the legs and the whole
body.
Jennings-ave — everywhere,
what nights:
when the owner raised the price
from 83.869 to 33.000.
Mica Eugenia Smith, who was
formerly in charge of the Wesley
House in Fort Worth, and who is
now with the Wesley House in San
Antonio, is one of the prominent
visitors at the Methodist Confer-
ence this week.
ureau
». By-
irwin.
six new arm chairs have boon
added to the city detectives of-
ties. The detectivea say they are
to replace worn-out onet.
However, since Police inapector
only
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develop the legs?—P.
The annual spring concert of
the Harmony Club which will be
given at First Methodist Church
iwill. be one of the musical treats
of the season. The Harmony vio-
lin choir will play several selec-
tions. Soloists for the concert are
anything that would have made here on the twenty-first to attend
me happier. In the first place, 11 her son's wedding.
am mad6 over beautiful old furni-i- ___ _______ * •
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Unattractive Reader Says All Cannot Be Attrac-
tive—It Takes Money to Beautify
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. Rain Does Damage
To the City Parka
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—in all the splendor of Her days in Ancient Egypt, never wore such per-
fectly adorable Strap-Sandals, as these new beauties which we are offer-
ipg tomorrow under the name of— I •
Civic Club to Have
. Big Entertainment
Infant mortality in England has
decreased from 133 per thousand
in the period 1841-1868 to 100 per
thousand in 1911-1980.
Church, was the reception given
by the workers at the Wesley
House Wednesday afternoon.
DAY'S
MILLINERY SUPPUBI
WHOLESALE AKB RAL
SEVENTH AT LAMAR
New Neil P. Anderon alda
Hamburgers
And Hot Dogs
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New Furniture for
Detective’s Office
P
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have to keep up their princely
rank and perform all their public
duties out of the prince's official
allowpnee.
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this morning--- —---...
had it unpacked and it now holds bridegroom,
the place of honor in the room history e=t ----
which contains my wedding pres- Hamilton regards it
I honntiful nf mil hor
DUKE AND COMMONER BRIDE
Roms Heights Civie League in-
vltes everybody to partake of its
hoapitality Thursday night at a
free entertainment at the nehool-
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AL WEDDING UNITES
ES, I think most others do think as you do. Personally, I
place the blame on the husband. Any middle-aged man
never reused me uneasiness, as I
• think she la fully capable of taking
care ef herself. Sometimes I feel
that she married too young end
i should have e chance et e little
Ob Ura Mat
105 w. 20thst.
. Formerly
701 N. Mate St
thinks more of that desk than any:
thing else in the world.”
And I answered, "Well, next to
you, dear bey, I come very near
to thnking more of it than any-
thing else in the worid."
I am sending you a elippig
which appeared in the society cols
. unna today. You know eversthint
A about my wedding is duly chron-
Vicied by aome reporter.
X i Lovingly and gratefully youre,
LESLIE HAMILTON.
time. Every ex-service man and
woman is invited to be there. It's
never too late to join.
Eight o'clock sharp.
Mrs. Susap Dyesa of
Okla., arrived Saturday
oh, aid at the TAP station, col
no one answering to her
chiropodist. Nothing better than
Members of the religious edu-
cation committee of the YWCA
will serve tea at the headquart-
ers Friday from 3 to 5 p. m. The
women tt First Christian Church
will have charge of the tea this
month.
Hood, Hughes King,
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The guests were met by Misses________________
Cigarets which will not drop
their ash over the clothes of the
smoker have been invented.
ture or i
le one t—- - .
and I have in common. In the
second place, the thought that the
great-great-grandmother of my
John probably danced with Lafay-
I.. ...h.A Avan Mlirtod with
rating the graves of the city's sol-
dier dead.
A committee will be heard on
the subject, of placing markers on
the sites of Camp Bowie and the
flying fields. ’
A force of 100 Legioners to go
A cav ..eE to Dallas to greet National Com-
Dear settHrmiSears olaermander owsley next Monday
l than my wife. Married her when
I I was 27 and -he IT. Now I'm XS
I and she is 25 We have three ba-
thrill. ,
I spent one whole hour this
morning—-which I should not have
done, as John, who is already here,
was coming to take me for a mo-
tor ride— hunting for that secret
^drawer. Wouldn’t it be wonder-
Mtui if we should find some letters
Win it that once belonged to La-
. Payette or even John's great-great-
grandmother. You may rest as-
sured that I shall keep on huntine
and I am sure that I shall find
that secret place. I feel as you
do. however, that I would not
have-alien hands take the desk to
pieces to do thia. I must find it
all myself, and I think now that
when I do, I shall tell nobody, not
even you.
John came last night and, of
course, we are both very happy.
He is looking forward to your
coining with great pleasure. He
is not looking quite as well m
when I met him in Albany. three
weeks ago He has a little worried
wrinkle between his eyes, and ev-
-_______ Chief Ferguson went scouting
—,.203 ... <> Go on the presumption that if he Thursday, and said when he re-
,,1 never Wa8.00. set UP in a Imy is interested, he will call. It is burned he had three or four other
lite to think that you have asked entirely proper, tho, for you to possible locations in mind.
Juupy--, — ------— .. : . give a party or informal entertain-' Bids on the building were: B.
ette. and maphap even flirted with .makes me understand that at least ment and write him a simple note B. Adama $17,300, Southwell and
"------ no.onecan caude a chi id azain. asking him to attend. If he de Abbott $19,766, West 4 Womack
.amElad you did not tell moth clines, you II have double proof of 317,334. James T. Taylor 318,760,
err.howexer, Ior i am sure shejhis disinterest. a Van Horn A Martel Construction
would have mgde Leslie refuse to; ___------- Co. 317,900
^wTYS 5 Tex. Women’s Clubs comaanatarnd tofaeeb
00 Kl nad ele come: Open Co n v entin maf, and Arepiteet Chas. Ailem.
Ask me to tea at the club the rF" %M
woman who is
enough to keep
should lose him:
ecutive board luncheon was sched-
uled for tonight.
Tomorrow business men will en-
tertain the delegates at a barbe-
women of the Polytechnic Mission-
ary Society will present a pageant
in the auditorium of TWC, por-
traying tbs missionary 1 work -of
woman from its inception to ths
present day. The public is invited.
ery time the doorbell rings, he
seems to expect a telegram. But
he ineists that everything ie all
right; that he is only nervous and
tired, you know. He has just put
over a big advertising campaign
for which the firm raised his
salary a thousand dollars a year,
lent that eplendidt. You and 1,
however, know that it te only _____________
what he deserved. arrange for the veil and other gar
John is quite as delighted with niturea?
your gift as I am. He said to me, ’ { Youre respectfully, ’
"Wasn't that sporting of mother! * EMELIE LA MONDE. •
I ’ bells vs that next to meshe . . .
NEXT: A letter from Leslie
Hamiiton to her married friend,
Sally Atherton—Leelle’s an •oh-
be attractive and pretty. Do you
realise that.it taes money these
days to keep pretty?
While you are having a good
time with the woman's husband,
as you call ft, you may be taking
the money that by right should be-
long to her—perhaps the money
she should be using to make her-
self attractive.
You say the wife Indulges in
bridge parties and teas but it
could be a patient little mother
who thru no fault of her own has
lost the charin of youthfulness and
at the time when love and devo-
tion ie most needed.
e be-
local
rating
I all
saippl ,
> tains
Adol-
Now is the Time to Get Rid of
Thepe Ugly Spots.
There’s no longer the slightest
need of feeling ashamed of your
freckles, as Othine — doublq
strength—is guaranteed to remove
these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of Othine—
double strength—from aay drag-
gist and apply a little of it nigat
and morning and you should zee
that eve the worst freckles have
begun to disappear, - while the
lighter ones have vanished entire-
ly. It is seldom that more than an
ounce is needed to completely
clear the skin and gain a beauti-
ful dear complexion.
Be sure to ask tor the double
strength Othine as this is sold un-
der guarantee of money back if it
fails to remove freckles.
(Advertisement).
charge of the Mexican work’there,
who conducted them over the
house. Members of the different
missionary societies assisted la re-
ceiving the visitors. Punch was
served by Mmes. F. N. Graves and
Wm. Swor. The Wesley House is
the speeol work of the societies
of the conference.
Mrs. Madeira Manchester Tucker
and Bernard U. Taylor. The pub-
lic is cordially invited. -
see
Important business is to be
transacted at the meeting of the
Lily B. Clayton Parent-Teacher
Assn. Friday at 3:16 p. m. at the
school.
NO JOU e9
“The Stork is always making breaka
He glories in his fool mistakes.
When not wanted, he comes aroundl
And when wanted an‛t be found?
-—LukeMcLuke,88
But AU Babe Needs CM Bs
Found at R 28
THE STORK’S NEST
ISO West Stets Stswet
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BARGAINS AT OUR srone 1
Groceries, Canned Onoda, Paint.' I
Cigars See Our Price Hat rue I
FOUR STATES GROCERY do
King Tut Sandals,
for Only S
— They come in the wanted new beige shade, all black patent,
patent trimmed With grey Md, with the most unusual sut-out
run of sizes, on dale tomorrow at this wonderfully special pie7
.. A. vmoschmnazszs
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EAR BETTY; I want a few
the program too. State Service
..... . _ . Saturday. Among prominent Tex-
LTTER FROM , MADAME LA as clutwomen nrw.nl ... Un R
MONDE TO MRS. HAMILTON. “ Subwomen present was Mrs. R.
MY DEAR MRS. HAMILTON: E Buchanan, Fort Worth. An ex-
I have just received the rose
point lace veil from a New York
importing house. It is very mag
uificent and I think quite reason
able at 87,000. I feel very proud/
of thia, as you told me you would
be willing to go as high as ten
thousand dollars. The trousseau 1
B. U. Taylor. The Women’s Aux-
iliary will report progress in deco-
Texas Congress of Mothers has
offered a prise of 8100 for the
winning girl in the state clothing
contest of Texas high schools,
which begins Thursday at the
Texas hotel. -
Dr. H. E. Stout and wife will
entertain the members and offi-
cers of the Methodist Missionary
Conferende with a dinner at 6 p.
m. Thursday after which the
RUT she's the same girl.
D Students of origin will tell
you that new species do not de-
velop in a day or in a year.
Yet there are those who speak
glibly of the “new woman” as if
she were a creature that bad
sprung, fully armed, from the
| head of her predecessor, the “old-
fashioned woman.”
BYBETTY BROWN. ’
An Aril night, Stars. Fleecy,
fast-moving clouds. A half moon.
Trees halt-leaved that throw
fantastical, dream shadows on
hard cement walks.
Crickets chirping, Now and
then the bark of a dog at play.
Folks out on their porches. loi-
tering in the moonlight, singing,
laughing, talking.
Here a family group on the
bit of a lawn jumping,the rope,
with father and mother throwing.
There next door a young mother
croons to her baby." Strains of
friendly gossip drift across the
street. •
”I tell you she did! Yes, she
went right on and did it any--”
the gossip melts into the pealing
laughter of a 10-year-old girl
scooter-bound down the walk.
Then a etreet car lurches by.
Under the shadows of the tallest
nings there's a group who cannot
stroll under the stars and dream
and chatter and sing and laugh
and allure.
No. Instead they sit at high
stools with a stiff, steel tiara and
two hard-rubber receivers on their
heads and ears.
Telephone girls at the Rosedale
exchange. Young girls with April
tingling In their blood, but work
they must while all the world's
at play.
Yes, young girls but with many
hours of one gloripus April starved
out of their lives—all for sweet
commerce.
Marguerite Johnson, of Arlind
ton Heights High school, gave
party Tuesday night at her horn
104 South Ashland-ave.
Interesting games were playe
The guests were: Marjor
Shupe. Marion Burmeister, VI
ginta Mason, Elizabeth Delane
Christine Machu, Dorothy Corde
Dorothy Davis, John ’ Dall
Thompson, T. P. Edwards, Thomi
Hays, Owsley Sheppard, Jimm
A LL of which is perfectly true
H and allays fears that the new
woman will really take the bit in
her teeth and run away with her-
self.
' Women themselves are just the
same now as always. They are
just as interested in home and
children, in clothes and styles and
world events. You can't find a
type today that hadn't its counter-
part in Tut-ankh-Amen’s time.
There has always been , the
vamp. In the nineties she frizzed
her hair, chewed gum, wore flam-
boyant clothes; today she pulls
her hair back, or perhaps bobs
it. sticks to dark clothes, smokes
cigarets
Dowell issued orders for report
to stay out from behind the »
geant’a desk in the police atati
ihe navehain indu atuza
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Let me tell you, I think there
are plenty of young men to have
a good time with if you are so in-
clined. Let the married man
share his good times with his
wife. ‘ If he tries to persuade you
otherwise, ignore him.
Perhaps the girl you are vindi-
cating did not taste liquor until
she went to this man's office. AU
the more shame for taking it with
a man supposed to be a dignified
employer.
You may be young and pretty
now, but you can’t keep those
charms any longer than the rest of
us. When your charms begin to
fade, you'll still find you are not
willing to shareayour gray-haired
husband with a young, silly flirt.
I wonder' if others think as I dp?
—UNATTRACTIVE.
be recruited.
It's going to be the liveliest
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Vaugan an-
nounce the engagement and ap-
proaching marriage, of their
daughter Hasel, to Ordver C.
Leigh of Bartlesville, Okla. The
wedding will be solemnized at
their home in Brtlesville.
bies. She has taken to running
around with a gay crowd. She has
11
f %mas.
—our good
Silk Hoe-
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One Minute Chats
To Present Operetta
Miss Ethel Ingals ia directing
the operetta. “The Feast of the
Red Corn” which will be given by
the Junior Harmony Club at the
Junior High school auditorium
Friday at 8:15 p. m. Misses Sun-
shine Richter. Hasel Jafson, Mar-
jorie Orr, Margaret Lindsay, Ed-
wina Baskin, Fay Fuqua and Ce-
billa Reyer are the “stars" in the
entertainment.
A small admission will be
charged, which goes to the music
department of the Senior and
Junior high schooisi
it was awruny sweet or yuu wi"u " e5u " E/5
think of giving me that lovely his- (the first Napoleon and which I
toric and priceless desk. It cameled from hia hands directly to the
and I immediately great-great-grandmother of the welcome, then it‛s no safe place I Contract for the Arlington
. Naturally. with ts for her. Heights fire station will be let
and associations. Mias • • a Saturday by City Hall. The buiid-
waa , ------- - 1 M the most INTERESTED. tng is to be two stories, of con-
ents. beautiful of all her gifts. Mrs. eear Betty: . I am deeply inter- crete
You could not have given me . Mary Alden Prescott will arrive eted in a certain young man who A lot at Tremont-at ana Camn
__-lou.-..a madelhere on the twenty-first to attend hes .zone with me onlyEwice. 1 " AAs.0L.at Trem Jnd.damP
proper tor me to call him and in-1 Bowie-blvd which was selected re-
xite.him.to come to •** me:. 1 em cently as the site was abandoned
n ever oumutlun Ju 26 and he •• • few yearn older. He
anuquesorany kind That’NOTE n«OM A U< J HAMILTON ho ehugtalenginkhzc“ukizut
thing I presume that you TO KAEL WHITNEY No, lt is not proper to cali him.
havve in common. In the vbak KAKl: (o on tha nrogamntinn that if
last of next week, I’m sure we “ x
can figure out some way of ma k-! Special Corredponaence
tng my sister the recipient of this . BOWIE, Texas, April 3«.—An-
ALICE. 1 here today and will continue until
LITTLE
JERRY’S
have been making for your daugh-
ter la the most bMUtiful-collection
of gowns and suite and negligees I
I have ever made. r wish some of
my other patrons would give me
carte blanche in matters of this
kind.
I know Miss Leslte will wear.
my handiwork beautifully. Will ,
you and she call on me tomorrow 1
1 by
Bu-
in the
Imum
ileges
n car-
south-
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Betty WU1 Aid You
. What are your heart and
household troubles? You can
confide in Betty Brown. She
will give you helpful advice,
either thru her printed col-
umn or personal interviews.
Cue a pen name in writing if
you wish.
RECEPTION FOR
VISITING WOMEN
;. . £____
One of the most enjoyable of
the diversions from business, by
‛ the members ot the Methodist
, Missionary Conference, which is in
session at the First Methodist
Beauty and Health
Go Hand in Hand
Sad Antonio. Texas.—“I used
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Preseription
and it helped me very mueh: I
suffered at times so I would have
to go to bed I would have head
aches Md a draggink sensation
and was very nervous and ir
ritable, but after taking the ‘Pre-
soriptioa’ I gained tn weight Md
felt hotter to every way. I cer-
taink an dad to tall nthera what
-A4J “A Eid" -V a is 9-•95 WH95
thio medictne has done lor me."—
TS LOVE an electrical phenome-
A non?
Cold-blooded scientists would
have us believe it so.
It is quite impossible to ac-
count for the attraction one per-
son has for another, the same as
it is to account for one’s likes and
dislikes in food.
Why is the pretty girl a wall
flower, and the ugly girl pursued
by a raft of lovers?
Electrical attraction? Not such
a bad explanation. Worse ones
have been given.
But It does make the moonlight
proposal and the midnight kiss
seem rather like laboratory ex-
periments, don’t you think?
Miss Edwina Baskin will enter-
tain the Civics Club of Central
High school at her home, 1134
Mistletoe-ave, Saturday at 8 p. m.
is on the program for an Ameri- . , „ ’ ", . , -
_________________ can Legion meeting at the medic.ll Annual Harmony Club. lunch-
uezebKt9 society’s hall, 207% Eleventh-st. । eon which was erroneously report-
But there are other things on ed to'be held Saturday, April 28.
By United Press
LONDON, April The Duke
of York and Lady Elisabeth
Bowes-Lyon were married at noon
today in Westminster Abbey.
While (be great bells of Parlia-
ment Square pealed the nation’s
joy at the union, and millions sent
up a thunder of cheers, the modest
Scottish lassie, who had entered
the abbey a commoner, emerged
Clnderella-llke on the arm of her
emiling husband, fourth lady of all
England.
At the wedding breakfast at the
palace following the ceremony,
King George dubbed the bride
"Your Royal Highness," and Lady
Elisabeth became next in rank to
Queen Mary, Queen Alexandria
and Princess Mary.
MAY BE QUEEN.
The event had extraordinary in-
terest because there is an increas-
ing feeling that Lady Elisabeth
will some day be queen of Eng-
land.
the wedding breakfast, the re-
ception at Buckingham Palace,
ana Bertie Md Betty—despite the
latter’s new dignity—became just
a nappy pair of newly-married lov-
«i* otf on a honeymoon to Poles-
uon-Lacy, in Surrey.
The duke, who is 28, has been
trained both In the navy and in
the air force. He is rather demo-
cratic in his ways and delights in
learning first-hand what are con-
ditions in big industrial plants. He
18 no lover of official fuss ' and
feathers.
NO FORTUNES.
The duke has no property. His
allowance of 360.090 a year from
the state was incerased to $125,-
000 today. His bride has no for-
tune, either, so the copple will
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cue. Saturday’s entertainment
to resist her charms. ।
LOVES TO SWIM.
Dear Betty: I am a little girl of
10 and just come to the city. I 'love
swimming so much. Can you tell
me where. I can find a good pool?
— DOLLY.
You'll find pools at the Broad-
way Baptist church. First Baptist,
church.and at Forest-pk. The first |
two are open now. ’
tined nowhere materially, yet "lved close to a red
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"ITUHE ‘new woman—there is no"
- such animal." Edith FrMk-
lin Wyatt, Chicago novelist, calm-
ly states.
“Woman’s occupation Md way
of living," she explains, “may
change; she never does."
The so-called new woman is as
old as Eve, says this feminine au-
thor, and her problem was the
same then as it is now.
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April 26,1923
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Dear Betty: Phave been engaged to become a member. Join, and
-h: Aneh.e in . tvn. nrettv nearly a year but have now broken live the disagreement down.
The duchess Is the tjpe of pretty the engagement. Tho I have given
girl who often does not take a > up the ring. every one still thinks
good picture She’s not very tall * am engaged. It causes me much
Kas"darttnir nadepbin Sk "houia ' dbthpezHett. rmurrax pUekiM
and the.pink complexion that is Tell your intimate friends per-gether. what can I________
her heritage from her Scotch 1 sonally. Let others find out from । Use peroxide every day until the
bloed. She is well read, sings a ’ them. ' roots die. This will take a long
bit, plays the piano, golfs only ’ ess time, tho. It might be a good -
slightly, but is a keen dancer and UNDECIDED. idea to try one of the much adver- ' xutan . . Eo ibre Wi.be present
tennis player. ! "Dear Betty Recenty I was asked tised hair removers..
----------------- to join a club of which a social en- l • •• •
As an offering to the rain god., *• a.prominent member. BROKEN ARCHES.
a native was publicly burned to ees,d out ^justice tu he and , Dear Retty:, What_is good .tOT
death in Rhodesia by the elders myaeii, should 1 accept:—o. broken arches,
of his tribe. By a coincidence, ; Surely there is but one enemy
rain fell almost immediately af-• in the club. Is it more important
terward. Ito lose the association of the full
my help in your dilemma. It
Women's Affairs
T1.74
— outne 3
shoes, rub- 4
bar - soled 2
tor
/ $1.45
I
Dear Betty: I was born Nov. 21 ■
1883. Can you tell me what day of
the week this date fell on?—SAM- 1
CEL
Friday. • membership than to be thrown in
• • • her presence? Probably she has
BREAKS OFF WITH LOVER, given consent graciously for you
She suggested a hotel.
“I'd be scared to death,” sal
the aged lady, so Mrs. Pearoe P
her to bed on one of the M
benches at the station.
Next day the Welfare took N
ease in hand. While the daughte
who had moved, it was learn*
was traced, the mother was carri
to the emergency home. But H
refused to stay, and returned I
the station. She slept there aga
Sunday night.
The daughter, Mrs. Dan '
Brown, was found Monday, liv
near Handley.
Gives a Party for
Her School Chum
Leslie Thanks John’s
Rother For Present
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LETTER FROM LESLIE HA.MIL- showered upon Miss Leslie Ham- > AnESkE: what bothers ~ HUNT KIIF FUR
TON TO MRS. MARY ALDEN ilton. who is to be married on the it's about time you were being UIUIVU UI I Le I Ull
twenty second, is a desk from the caused a little uneasiness when I
. __________________ bridegroom's, mother — a desk your wife has to have her “youth-1
It was awfully sweet of you to which was given to Lafayette by ful fling" out of your presence.
------------*i *h "-------" Why don't you go with her and
° the the gay crowd? If you are not
Washington Bureau
Ths Fort Werth Press
BY FLORA G. ORR
WASHINGTON, April 36.—Mr*.
Herbert Hoover Is Washington's
cleverest publicity dodger
There’s no use trying to get an
interview with her. It doesn’t
work. Her secretary, Miss Phillipa
Harding, says her record to dal*
on talks with newspaper report-
ers is one hundred percent ter*.
Mrs. Hoover goes in for what
some women wouid consider “deep
stuff.” She has the interest of her
country at heart, but is content
to work with little recognition,
Tuesday night'* downpour J
caused tae city park department
some trouble, too.
A bridge in Forest-pk near the
carline was washed out. It was be-
lag replaced Thursday.
A couerete ford in Sycamoge-pk
was wrecked, and IT impassable at
present.
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