Show Girl Cirl Cant Can't See SeeWay SeeWay SeeWay Way Out of Her Difficulty By BETTY DETTY BLAIR We must not hope hop Jo to o escape the tho consequences of our acts for sooner or later all bills must be paid but butt it t is better to accept that fact and anday pay ay In sportsmanlike manner than to 0 whine about it Dear Miss Blair I have written you many times and have been pleased with your answers You do such a good work I 1 dont don't know what we would do Hearts Heart's Haven without you I hope in this case you can direct me so I will wili know what to do Sometime ago in your column I read the letter of a girl whose young man thought it all right for a girl to live with him so long longas as they were true to each other and intended to marry as soon as they were financially able Points of View Vary I prayed all that night for that girl that she would never do ashe as ashe ashe he wanted her to That is where I made my mistake and it just I seems as if the marriage day will never arrive arrive and and it may never at that I am living a lie I am trying to see his side of it but I cant can't and neither can he see mine that we should marry whether he has steady work or not Id I'd like to come and talk to you Miss Blair but Im I'm too ashamed to do so Maybe you can tell me meIn mein mein in your column what to do I have no money to go away with withas as I am dependent on my mother Sorry Girl to to 11 1 Go to your attorney and find out how tiow long a time a man and common law wife must live together in order that such a marriage be considered d legal My reason for suggesting this is that if you find that legally you are the mans man's common law wife it may end some of the conflict now going on in your mind that is de destroying destroying destroying de- de your peace of mind and your integrity I do not advocate common law marriage but such a marriage legalized is better than none Love Lo Is Something The greater portion of your letter which I have bave not printed seems to prove that you love each other but that the conditions under which you live are so wholly lacking in anything anything anything any any- thing that could bring happiness they would defeat any measure for happiness I might suggest until the conditions themselves are changed Now that you have bave told me this muc much of your story you need not fear to come in and talk the matter over with me and perhaps we may find a way by which your life may maybe maybe maybe be readjusted Come by telephone appointment if possible if not at ata ata ata a time that best suits your purpose Cootie Party Dear Miss Blair I am the department chairman of unit activities for the American Legion auxiliary I 1 should like to know how to put on the following following following follow follow- ing parties A whist party cootie party traveling supper and a pillowcase pillowcase pil pu- card party Thank you S Idaho to Hoyles Hoyle's book of games will describe describe de do- scribe the game of whist Ask for forit forit forit it at your public library or have your book shop order it for you At a cootie party the guests are seated four at a card table partners opposite each other One partner throws one dice while the other draws the cootie in the following order When a a. six is thrown the body may be drawn the head for fora a 5 one leg at a a. time and there are six of them for a 4 the eyes when are thrown ears for 2 and tail for 1 Score 10 for the body 10 for the head hood 5 for each of the 6 legs 10 for each eye 10 for each ear and 10 for the tail Total score Body head eyes ears legs and tail is the order in which each much be drawn when and if the number is thrown by the dice The game is progressive and high scorers move to other tables when the time is up for completing the drawing of the cootie Opponents at the same table take turns at throwing the dice Progressive Supper By traveling supper I wonder if you have in mind a progressive supper In the progressive supper each course is served at the home of a different hostess and the guests have to be transported hither and yon yonto to complete the entire sup sup- per I am em m dependent on my readers for an explanation of the pillowcase card party as I have never heard of it Actress Pictures Dear Miss Blair Can you please tell me where I Ican Ican Ican can obtain pictures and information information information tion of stage actors and actresses other than in the magazines I have asked our librarian but she doesn't seem to know I read ad your column daily and find it very usefuL usefuL useful use use- ful Sonny In the stage magazines The mv The Theatre and Stage you will find the names of the managers of stage companies Read the stories as well as the advertisements for the names of those in whom you are interested There is a a. charge for these pictures of 8 x 10 glossy prints of about 25 cents each Some five and ten-cent ten stores carry pictures of stage as aswell aswell well as screen stars |