Show The Salt Tribune Wednesday January IT 1955 O JOSEPHINE LOWMAN’S WHY GROW OLD Need Help If They Are Too Heavv Teen-ager- s By Josephine Low man something to see' about later on if it does not take care of itself While you wait for nature to do something for your child your daughter is probably building up all sorts of complexes which will damage her all through life Important to Belong If you do not 'believe this you should read my mail' During teenage years and especially the earlier ones belonging to the crowd and being liked are extremely essential to a healthy maturity The child of that age does not have the the large outlook the philosor seasoned viewpoint to judge the ophy values correctly What do you expect your daughter to be like after sensitive years wheii she was ea"ed “Fatty" after years of no dates when all of her friend' were ha- - Often the adolescent girl is unhappy because she feels that she is too fat This may not be true overw eight but a lingering of the plumpness which is natural in childhood and the first few teenage years- - - However if the girl is really overweight the repercussions on personality and individual psychology and happiness may be great and may hae a effect on the person all through her life Real overweight in a young teenager is something you must do something about not only because of her health but because of her future happiness Parents are too prone to take overweight in a young girl as unimportan- t- Ing them’ It will take a long time to build up the self confidence which she lost during those years' She Cares If your daughter is overweight take her to a physician and be guided bv him She may have enough spunk to pretend that she doesn t care but she j j ' does' Paige heart “My belongs to Dadseems to be theme song dy” at Granite this week as the gals get ready for Fathers' and Daughters’ Night w hich is coming up soon Monday night found Girls’ League officers and dads dining at Hotel Utah Early arrivals were Margo LeVitre and father Ray C 'LeVitre Myrna Labrum and father Jay W Labrum and Sue Cowan and dad Francis J Cowan They greeted Granite's principal Lorenzo H Hatch and the dean of girls Miss Ann Tehrson Carol Barker and Valene Hanks came soon after They were helped with coats by and P Mart Hanks Also dating their dads were Pat Beckman and Carolyn Rupp with fathers Hans Beckman and Guss Rupp COURT CONTEST between East and South gave Southerners an excuse for a dance and a chance to offer hospitality to visiting 'teens from ’ ss Bureau body “veep” Kaien Sanders Helen Anderson a ice alters Marlyn Stout Sandra Mitchell Shirlene Neulter Icinith Nichol Barbara Kemp Penny UjvrtmaU and Mvma Southerners out on the floor included Jimmy Poul-soJoyce Wallburg Jimmy Whimpey and Shirley Mower Stopping for a breather between dances were Billy Earl and Becky Spainhower They were joined by tired Charles-tonerHarold Wolfgramme and Ted Burke with partners Jeanine Wherntt and Annette Christofferson East 1 Fl jr L big talent review coming up Wednesday and Thursday nights in the auditorium Each club in the school will sponsor a number featuring talent of its members Public is invited out to see the best in everything from dancing to comedy routines Proceeds will go toward reoutfitting the band in new uniforms Seems there’s a delegation from the United States mm b? 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X Wi 'XW ssvsV XiX- - - s 'VJl‘'ia CORN in As h vvW 54 South Main SVlVi Salt bl lake City health and future happiness mav be ruined by excessive weight problem s ue?ivcicid CxDODfl y dfc’QOG sggD© -- “WHEW!” CRIED CUPID I’ll Mrs R II Rasmussen helps plan summer YWCA parley YWCA Parley Draws Utahn ’ Rasmussen chairman of the nominating committee for the YWCA western regional planning committee will leave Wednes-- ' day for San Francisco where she will help plan the summer conference for young adults The conference will be held at Asilomar Calif in July Mrs Rasmussen will represent the Young Matrons Club of which she is treasurer R Mrs H just take it easy until Valentine’s Day First school day after the vacation found news of engagements top class gab topic sessions Flashing diamonds jn the Pool and Barbara Robbins while Glenda Renshaw and Penney Hadley showed theirs at South Chloe McFadden and Millicent Holbrook were among the gals ’ at Olympus with rings and Joy Kaye is on East’s list Gossip at Granite included with FILTER-FL- O NIW uf your oyo expense daytime dresses and suits for resort-sprin- g and two-piec- e wear Mrs Meredith Warner (Nelly Don's v No phone orders no exchanges no refunds all sales final fashion consultant) commentator voewSA doesn’t cost any more? 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A tablet starts disintegrating almost the Is ready instant you take to go to work with amazing speed Mrs Norton II Pearl comes to Utah for civil defense meet - 1 SOS Neuralgia Headach v n s in Region Scheduled Thuisday and Friday the event is designed to discuss various phases of civil defense in which women can plaj an integral pait and to outline wajs ot pi eventing h information Mrs Victor j‘ Bird state deputy duei tor of women's activities will introduce two visitors Mis Norton H Pearl regional director Santa Rosa Calif ami Mis Jean Wood Fullei Battle CreeK Mich director of women’s activities for the fedeial organization Mis Fuller will speak Tlniivdav at a luncheon at Hotel I tali Rout Gaulen ) Registration begins Tlnns-da- Parsons Back in Utah after a motor trip to the West Coast are Mr and Mrs E L Crawford 9162 S State and Mi and Mrs Don W Crawford and daughter Jeanette 173 Jefferson St Midvale In San Calif Diego they weie guests of Mr and Mrs George Nichol and son Michael also visited They points of interest in New Mexico and attended the Tournament of Roses parade and the Rose Bowl game in Pasadena Defense WfWTK ii ? 3 She will review high lights of the International Council Conference of Women in Finland which she attended last summer as chairman of the 7 1 Saw Host Parade- in Civil Women ? d TALENT TALENT WHO'S GOT TALENT? is the big question out Olympus way vs&TA' ''aA if fit ISM® Utah will be host to the first regional conference of L 1 their fathers Clyde Barker - J Utah Women Call Civil Defense Strategy Tails fa your child is just a little plump or if you would like to have some general rules for her to follow along with those of her doctor you may want to send for my leaflet designed especially for teenagers If so send a stamped envelope with your request for my leaflet “Populatuy No 50 Josephine Low man in caie of The Salt Lake Tribune Header Smice Teens Entertain Dads at Granite By Deborah ‘r 11 TODAY WITH DEBBIE " 13 BONUS QUALITY MILK cd C3 |