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air! you feel the need of guidance, and the counsel of an understanding friend
please write Your problem will be analysed in the paper free just include a
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THE ABBE' WALLACE SERVICE
P 0. Box II. Atlanta 1, Georgia
THE NEW 1946 READINGS ARE
NOW READY
X. C.—I am deeeply in love with
a married woman. Does she mean
everything that she tells me? I
am always worried to death about
her. Tell me what shall X do?
Ans: Drop her like dynamite as
she will never mean anything to
you but trouble. T»>n ouirk''^ -vav
In the world to forget her and get
her off your mind is to begin as-,
aociating with the desirable single
girls. You will eventually want a
marriage and a home anj you
should choose your associates
with this purpose in mind.
J. B- R.—I am a young lady age
2o x ...we Deer, going witn this
man for years. He is much older
than I. He is the father of my 2
kids. I realize now what a mistake
I have made and want to quit him
out i am so und. cided as to what
to do?
Ans: All you can expect from
this man is temporary support of
the children, f you are situated so
that you can care for your two
children an^ get along without his
support, then you can becorq.e in
dependent and take steps accord
ingly. It will be hard on you to
be the sole support of your young
ones and yourself but it can be
done. If you take this step, you
can then begin encouraging the
friendship of single fellows and
try to find a good man who will
,make 'you a husband and be a
father to your children.
R. S. N.—I have been married
for two and one half years. About
this time every year my husband
gets hot feet and leaves town to
work. He comes back within 3 or
4 months broke- For 2 months he
drove out of the state to work.
He quit his job there and he went
down there for a week end and
I beleive there was something so
wrong with it. He told me he was
going to Illinois to work but his
uncle told me he was going to
Mississippi. I am getting tired of
this mess. Let me know what is
best for me- We have no kids.
Ans: Having no dependents to
consider, you should pack your
things and go right along with
him when he gets the roving fe
ver. You have not put down any
permanent roots anywhere—you
r,re living with your mother now'
and it would be much to your ad
vantage to be with your husband
more. You can't make a perman
ent future plans until he gets set
tled and if you go along with him
ne will settle down quicker.
C. B—I am a young college wo
man, talented and easy to under
stand and learn. I do all I can to ]
iearn and make good in all my
grades and everything else. But
I have no success. What must 1
do? Please help me!
Ans: All work and no play usu
ally makes Jill a dull girl—your
studies of course rate first in im
portance, but you need to work
out a schedule whereby you can
take an active part in outside
activities so that you can relax
and get more fun out of life- Your
record is good but you aren't ha
ving any fun and you are blue anu
disillusioned. Extra curricular act
ivities are just important as the
three R’s.
B. J. S—A year ago I left my
wife in Texas and came here. She
is in a large city- Now I don’t
know what to do. I don’t want to
go there and she doesn’t want to
come here. Now what’s a man to
do ?
Ans: One of you had better be
gin traveling There can be no
marriage when two people are
determined to have their own way
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Detroiters Go West—By 1946 Version
Of Covered Wagon Train
“It’s news when the household goods of 52 individual families
leave Detroit in one huge shipment bound for Los Angeles,” says E.
H. Warren, veteran Detroit mover. Fruehauf trailers in the E. H.
Warren fleet lent a 1946 version to the “covered wagon train” across
the nation to establish new homes in sunny California.
This record load of furniture required 10 trailers with even the
tailgates loaded to capacity. The units took only 8 days to make the
2.450 mile run.
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2014 St Mary's Ave.
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Real Estate. Homes
2 choice, but reasonable
building lots for sale at 26th
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or KE-6238.
Piano, bed, mise. furniture,
3704 S. 26th St. MA-1006.
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Complete Line—Paint Hardware
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Nice 5-room house, in excellent con
dition handy to schools, churches(
street'carsj 2117 Grace St. _$3.000.
Henry B. McCampbell. Realtor
216 Barker Bldg. AT-8575
• RUMMAGE SALE Satur
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las Street.
Plasterers Wanted! Must be
good workmen. Wages SlZ
a day. Write Joe McCray,
1302 N. 26th St., Omaha,
Nebraska.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Vacant, ready to move into, eight
rooms, all modem, full basement,
double garage, large lot. Phone
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