Beatrice Fairfax
Problems That Perplex
A t'a«c of Tolerance.
Dear Miaa Fairfax: I am a rIiI nf
22, of one religion, and my sweet
heart Is 13, of another. We have
been going together for the past four
and a half years. My mother says if
a man thinks enough of 11 girl to
marry’ her he should change his faith
for her. Now this young man holds
that both being the same religion does
not guarantee happiness. So we have
decided to settle It by your answer.
We have been engaged one year.
P. D. Q
No matter what your difference In
creed, you both believe in the same
essentials of faith. If you both have a
deep religious sense. We all turn to
the same Father for help and guid
ance. We ail give gratitude and love
to the same great Creator. If you
love and respect each other, the dif
ferences In method of worship cannot
matter when compared with the great
essentials To prelend to change a
creed is to 1m miserable. Try to see
how much your creeds have in com
mon and recognize that they are hut
branches of the ►line basic faith in
love and truth and humanity. Toler
ance, rather than argument, will bring
you close.
Ilateles*: If you are fortunate
enough to have an escort to the
graduation exorrises toll him that you
will l.e tdnd to go with him and p inpl>
thank him for the courtesy. It Isn't
at all nrci .saury to have an escort ami
I wouldn't worry about It if I were
you. __
Mrs. C. J. Ott, Aral woman ever to
preside over the Ohio house of rep
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worker during the world war.
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