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r— DtMibcr t. IMS THK CUWTON CHBON1CLE a nr+cttA atpayp. her, he arrived. In fact, divoree comes daughter on. hut with a married man and that by and watch our daughter there's not much you can do learning one Is holding her with heading foe what we are cer- about a 25-year-old daughter way. I DEAR SALLY — We’re wor- soon aa his divoree comes daughter on. But no matter^what appears to be a very U- taja. WflJ be • tragic outcome, who thinks she knows aD-the wiH-j ried sick about our Ib-yearndd through—but this divorce has bow hard we try to reason with lusory sort of promise, she HER BARENTS. answers and refuses to lists* maw, going been “coming through*' for at* her, out that it’s mor- flatly refuses to listen to us. DEAR PARENTS—I do sym. to her parents. There are now ie " ^ hasn’t ally wrong for her ta be going It’e breaking our hearts to sit pathlse with you. However, many people who persist in to help » been go- a certain with several months. We W» tnlri nv» ' "times that he likes me tbatl any ghi he has ever but. still doesn't want steady. He says we’re too young to go steady, | that we both should go out other people. But then, all these words of wis- be gets terribly mad syer I mention another name or hint that I go to a football game with another boy, and theratens to stop see- me any more. This situ*- keps me constantly in a frame of mind. What do think about this? RED U \ ►ear RED HEAD — Your friend makes good sense one count—you both ARE young to go steady and yourselves down this I advise you to go out other boys, whether he coming around or not fact, it might be better if were rid of him alogether. • • • >EAR SALLY—What is your on the custom of dunk- I? Is this now generslly ac hy “politta society*’? I’m fellow whose doughnuts and Just don’t taste right until ft have been soaked in my fee—but I’ve ben criticized this habit by certain people. »wever, I see lots of other sple merrily dunking away public eating places, as well in other people’s homes. So, it do you think? DUNKER. DEAR DUNKER—This real- depends upon cricumstances. you are having coffee with friend in the kitchen, it’s all it to dunk, if you wish. How. »veg, if doughnuts or rolls are srved at a tea, you would probably look very gauche [dunking them. As a general ;rule, I’d say don’t dunk pub licly except under very infor mal circumstances, and if you dunk, break the doughnut or roll in half, Just as you would your bread at a dinner table. » • » DEAR SALLY — With the Christmas -season just around the corner, I’d appreciate your opinion on something. Do you Approve of Christmas cards mat are sent via third class mail—that is, with the flap tucked inside the envelope and the envelope unsealed, with a four-cent stamp affixed? R. V. L. DEAR R. V. L.—Personally, no. When I send greetings to a friend, I like them to be “first class” greetings—with the dig nity of a sealed envelope and Cross MRS. HAROLD AUSTIN, t. The Woman’s Missionary So ciety of the Cross Hill Baptist Church win have a Christmas dinner at the pastorium Dec. 14. Mrs. Bill Wightman and Mrs. Edward Sharpe will pre sent a Christmas program. Wilson Childers of Greenville, was a recent guest of Mike Turner, son of Rev. and Mrs. John H. Turner. A number of members of the Friendly Garden Club via. ited “Holiday House” in Green- w o o d last Wediiesdity and Thursday. There will not be a meeting of the club this nnwOv Miss Carolyn Coleman of Chester, spent the past week end with her parents, Mr. and MH. J. H. Coleman. Mrs. W. B. Austin and son, BIB. of Mrs . 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