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■REVEALING't ijour 1 PAST, PRESENT anti. EEJIRRE •• 0/ ABBE' WULACE' hwiqssl' ment-j|i*f Ort Aferu-jr Stage - ■■■—« -- — NOTE—Your question printed tree in this column, por private reply send 25c and (self addressed stamped envelope for my New Astrological Reading and receive by return mail my advice on three questions free. Sign your full name, birthdate and correct address. Address Abbe’ Wallace, P. O. Box—11, Atlanta, Georgia. M. L. C. D.—I am only a child but still the young must think as well as the old now days. I am wondering if my father’s pension will be started before this year is out? Ans: I am afraid that your father’s pension is farther off than you think—Although it is my belief that he will secure money in form of a pension but it will be some time before this goes into effect. In the mean time, I advise your father to keep after that job at the COAL YARD. S. W.—'Does the second cook at the Jefferson hotel mean me any good and does the man that is sick intend to spend much money on me when he gets well? Ans: The second cook at the Jefferson hotel is a whole lot more interested in his “LAND LADY” than he is in you so don’t build up any hopes around him. This other fellow who is sick is fond of you but as far as spend ing any money on you when he gets well is concerned—HE NEV ER WILL HAVE ANY MONEY TO SPEND. M. D. S.—Would it bo wise for me to leave my husband who won’t support me ? Ans: It would not only be un wise but a very foolish move on your part. This admirer of yours doesn’t really mean it when he says he will give you things your (HUSBAND CAN’T. You can bet your boots that you will have to pay and pay plenty for any money that you get out of him. I. R. P.—I owe bills here and there and tl just get so depressed at times I hardly know what to do. I worry, grieve, and even have big cries at times because I am a person that always wants to pay my honest debts. Could you advise some way out of it? Ans: Shedding tears won’t help you. You and your husband must learn to work together. You both spend a great deal of money foolishly. The year of 1936 will bo very good to you providing you both “slash your present spend ing habits.” E. H. L.—Do you think I should move? Ans: If you do for heaven’s Mrs. Bethune Fights To Save Headquarters ' 'r " By Sarah Anderson Washington, D. C., Jan. 4, (ANP—Mrs. Mary Bethune, presi dent of the National Association of Colored Women, issued a ring ing challenge to the women of the country to save the headquart ers of the National Association this week. The financial diffi culty facing the Venture which was projected as a home for the national activities of the Negro women of the country, largely un der the inspiration of Mrs. Beth une hud been stressed recently by Dr. Mary Waring, the present executive. "First," said Mrs. Bethune, “May I extend hearty greetings to the women of the country, with tho hope that the spirit of sister hood an l peace and good will may be withall." “As chairman of the Headquar ters Board of the National Asso ciation of Colored Women, we now announce that tho drive for the financial salvation of Nation al Headquarters is on. Our Execu tive Secretary, Sallie W. Stewart, has been appointed Director of the drive. We now call upon every member of our Board, every member of the National Associa tion of Colored Women, every in terested friend, to rally to this call, that the money now needed may be supplied. Our Director will state the goal of our drive. “It is ours to cooperate and help in this great effort,” Mrs. Bethune continued. “May I de pend upon the women of our Na tional: Association to stand by this call. We need you now.” sakes don’t move in with your IIUSIJAND’S PEOPLE. They will run you crazy. You ought to real ize by this time that you cannot get ulong with your husband’s kin folk so don’t make the mis take of trying. W. W.—Shall I yield to the temptation? Ans: Don’t be a fool—Mar riage is all right for some people but you ore entirely too young to tie your self down with a wife. Wait a few years—this girl who is so anxious to marry you is sim ply trying to catch her a husband. A. D.-—Will my father be able' to buy a ear next year? Ans: Yes ho will—but let me suggest to you that you get this idea out of your head about DRIVING YOUR MOTHER back to New Jersey to live. You are much better off right whore you are and so is your mother. It. W.—Mr. Abbe’: When I reach the age of eighteen years of age, do you think I can accomplish the subject I have in mind? “Do you think I will ever reach the place where I have in mind to go when il get that age”? Ans: When you reach the age of eighteen years of age you won’t bo singing IN NIGHT CLUBS, nor will you reach the place you have in mind to go at that age— HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA. My advise to you young man, is to spend more time on your studies and less time worrying about the future, G. H. H.—Has my sister, the one 1 think went to some root worker, been trying to keep me from having admirers? Ans: You are all wrong Goldie —Your sister has done nothing of the sort. She is simply trying to scare you because she doesn’t want you to get into trouble with any man. P. M. H.—Has my father for gotten the attitude lie took not so long ago? Ans: Ho hasn’t forgotten it but he has KEGRETrED the atti tude he took towards your MOTH ER. It is only human for your father to "fly off the handle” once in awhile—he really doesn’t mean the things he says. A Kindly Heart Knoxville, Term., Jan. 4, (ANP) —A local daily carried the follow ing human interest bit lust Tues day. “Where,” asked Mrs. Herbert Brody, prominent young white so ciety matron, as she pulled her car to the curb, “is the colored or phanage.” “Look,” she said, her dark eyes smiling, "I just won it.” It was a bag filled with silver paper covered chocolato kisseR. There were hundred# of them. The bag must have contained a bushel at least “I want to take them to the col ored orphanage,” Mrs. Brody ex plained. “I hop© the children out there will like them." Mrs. Brody was given directions to find the orphanage out near Knoxvill col lego and the candy cargo went on its way. t MAXIE MILLER WRITES | (For the Literary Service Bureau) Girl 18 Has Two Fathers and Two Mothers—Can’t Live With Either Parent—Step-Father "Aft er Her and Step-Mother Jealous— j Better Get Away to School with i Hope of Good Husband—Parents j Ought to Do Their Duty and Pre vent Wreck. (For advice, write to Maxie Mil ler, care of Literary Service Bur eau, 51C Minnesota Ave., Kansas City, Kan. For personal reply, send self-addressed, stamped en velope.) Maxie Miller: I am in trouble and don’t know anywhere else to come for advice. I am 18. I have two fathers and two mothers and I ean’t live with either one. Par ents are divorced and both are married again. I can’t live with my mother because I'm good looking and my step-father is al ways after me. My step-mother is jealous of me and my father so I can’t live there. I am with my aunt. She is constantly grumb ling and saying I ought to stay with my parents. Now what can I do? Will you tell me?—Mamie Jones. Mamie Jones: Certainly you are entitled to sympathy and you do need advice. My advice is that you try to finish your education. Talk the matter over with your parents and see if they won’t help you. At school you will be away from your home problems. Then you'd have a chance to get a good husband of the best type. If this cannot be done, have a heart-to heart talk with your father and see if he will not help make pro vision for you to live elsewhere, and help you to secure employ ment.—Maxie Miller. Angelo Herndon To Speak At Annual NAACP Meeting New York, Jan. 4.—Angelo Herndon, who has twice escaped being placed on a chain gang in Georgia, will be the principal speaker at the annual mass meet ing of the NAACP here Sunday, January 5. Mr. Herndon will apeak on the Scottsboro case, which is scheduled to be tried in Alal«amA beginning January 6. Walter White, national secre tary of the NAACP, will speak on the work of the Association dur ing 1935 and project the program which will bo follower! in 1936. There will be special music. The meeting will be held at 3:00 p .m. in the Metropolitan Baptist church, 128th street and Seventh avenue, of whi h the Rev. Abner Brown is pastor. To Film “As Thousands Cheer” Hollywood, .Tan. i, (ANP)— With the division of M‘. G. M. to start filming “As* Thousands Cheer” soon, Clifton Webb, white actor who had the lending role in tho popular production, is here and ready for work. While no an nouncement of Ethel Waters hav ing been signed has been made, it seems certain that the popular comedienne will be soon in this flicker. H11 j i Kit Otr-our*/. * hunlm T%r’-*4t>lt L ropttrauot Lt® brOnxM f$t*f In fc*iT-«h^s oi ‘ ^ •rtri frum U*q K*rcMHi ^ V!>rfrtd o»Jmn*\t« j pUTK o >rt .uteri*, *U\At. kl*'- uoy t&A budtar l hU^iun Jut. II ttd Pafftf. 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