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P. 0. Box II, Atlanta 1, Georgia
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THE NEW 1946 READINS
ARE NOW READY
Pvt C- R. —I am 18 years old
and I am in love with a girl of 15.
She does not believe 1 love her
because I fool around with a lady
26. The reason fn
woman gives me anything I wantj
(I would like to marry my young
friend but she doesn't believe that
I love her an<j I can’t seem to con
vince her. Give me some advice.
Ans: Your young sweetheart is
too smart to have the wool pulled
over her eyes—she knows that if
you were at all serious with her,
you would not even looy at thi3
other woman regardless of how
attractive her offers might be If
you love the young girl, you had
oest get wise to youiself and dis
continue your retations with the
woman, as she is not going to tol
erate your tom-foolery much lon
ger.
R. L. M.—I am a young lady of
18, married for a year and a half.
Husband was in service but now
he is out. Everytime I go out with
out him he gets angry with me and
we argue part of thenight. He
does not even want me to look at
younger men and 1 want to know
if I should stay or leave. I know 1
love him.
Ans: How would you react if
your husband should go out alone
at night and gaze at the beautiful
young girls? The chances are it
would rile you considerably. You
are young now and whether you
realize it or not, your actions now
will govern to a great extent the
happiness you will get from your
future marriage. Therefore, it is
most important that you do no
thing to make your husband un
happy and fretted with you. Form
the habit of going out together and
sharing jobs and pleasures- You
have no grounds whatever for
wanting to leave your husband,
otay together and exert all your
effort to understand and get along
.veil with each other.
W. B.—I signed up last summer
as a Cadet Nurse. I passed all my
exams and apparently doing all
right but I made up my min- mat
I am not going to finish I air
sure that 1 would be happier if
I were to return home witn the
family. Yet. I know my folks will
be very disaPP°inted in me. Tell
me what to do?
Ans: Fut ail personal preierem
aside and look at your case in the
cold light of reason. Yes, it would
be nice to be home with the fam
ily again but have you thought of
the d. sap point ment and humilia
tion they will experience to have
ou admit defeat. You may be de
pressed right now but if you will
stick it out within a few weeks
time it will wear off and you will
>e proud that you didn’t succumb
to a period of weakness. You must
always boar in mind that there is
one thing you cannot escape anc
that is the future—and you can’t
meet the future With confidence
unless you are prpared. Your par
ents will be proud of vou if you
stick it out_you will be proud
of yourself when you finish.
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G. M. C._My half brother died
in the east and they telegraphed
me. I left immediately so that i
could attend the funeral. I have 9
half sisters and brothers. I am the
oldest. When l arrived no one met
me at the station. I went oa out
:o the house and no one seemed
very happy to see me. I went to
the funeral and was terribly hurt
because I wasn’t permitted to sit
vith the family. Now this hurt me
very badly After everything was
^ver they didn’t seem sociable to
.ne at all and I left and took the
long train journey homeward. I
didn't tell my husband how I was
treated as I have a good husband
and we get along fine and always
have. But I just want you to tell
me if I should worry any longer
about the way my half sisters
ar.d brothers acted at this funeral.
Ana: On some occasions of a
great sorrow', such as you men
tioned above, families no not al
ways think rationally. It was cer
tainly not their intention to hurt
vour feelings at such a crucial
moment. Provision was not made
for you at the funeral because you
were not expected. People receive
slights all of the time but if they
take offense to them, they live a
life of misery. You must force
yourself to be big enough to over
look the peculiarities and short
comings of other3 and never be
offended and irritated when things
don’t work in your favor. You do
have a wonderful home and hus
band and you must not continue
to grieve over this experience as
it would disrupt your home life
and make your husband unhappy.
Forget it!
The Waiter’^
Column
By H. W. Smith
The R R boys are serving with
a smile on wheels.
Mr. Clyde L. Fullmighter of
Salt Lake City was with the OAC
force for a few days.
This writer had an early Sun
| day morning visit with the Fax
ton Hotel group March 10 on one
of the rapid moving street cars.
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Fontenelle Hotel wide awake
room service man, Mr- George
Thomas and Capt.. attended
Bro. Campbells funeral.
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Regis Hotel and White Horse
Inn waiters on the job.
Waiters at the Hill Hotel going
good
Blackstone Hotel waiters on the
up and go.
Mr. J. C Algiers, Sr., the con
genial manager of the OAC is en
joying the beautiful sunshine oi
California, brought a friendly
smile on all faces of employees
by sending delicious boxes of
fruits an candy. Orchids to Mr.
Algiers!
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