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V Clinton, S. C., Thursday, April 27,1967 Shown above is Hanee Finley, left, dairyman of Mount- ville, who was recently recognized by C. H. Lomas t right, for his high production. Mr. Finley's herd' was rated sec ond in the state on butterfat.; His production was 564 pounds. — (Co. Ext. Photo). DEAR PARENTS: Of course, it isn't fair to hold anyone’s family against him. But still and all, a person's family can have a big part in the success or failure of a marriage. A good family has a way sometimes of bringing two persons closer together, and on the other hand a bad family can have the opposite effect on a marriage. Your daughter has been going with this boy only three months, much too short a time for making this most important decision in her life. Right now, according to what you say, she only THINKS she loves him enough to marry him. She should wait until she KNOWS she loves him enough to marry him. * ' THE CLINTON CHRONICLE I do about'' it? I don't want before now. Do something about it in the first place, that DEAR K. T.: I’m more than to be accused of being over- about this immediately! he was afraid of losing me. “somewhat” • dubious! After aggressive, or man-hungry. — He told me things were not all, this unprincipled fellow ON EDGE. - DEAR SALLY: I’m a girl going well between him and was you at 8ame DEAR ON EDGE: After 0 f 24, a secretary in an office, his fiancee, and he was sure gi^ 88 another 6 girl two years, a woman has the and about two months ago I the engagement was headed whom he had pledged “eter- right to know what a man’s met and fell hard for a very for the rocks. I still refused nal devotion and fidelity.” intentions are. This isn’t be- attractive salesman who vis- to date him, however. But The same thing could well ing over-aggressive . . . it’s ited our office. We had now he has come to me with happen to you if you were good sense. You certainly several dates, then I discov- the news that his engagement foolish enough to become en- know him well enough by now ered from a mutual friend is really broken, and he gaged to him. He’s anything to ask him outright where that he was engaged, and wants me to marry him. I’m but a good prospect! you two are heading. Maybe when I told him no more somewhat dubious about the ——— this is all that he needs to dates, he said that was the whole thing. What is your OFFICE SUPPLIES spur him into action. But if reason he hadn’t told me reaction? K. T. CHRONICLE PUB. CO. it has the opposite effect, then at least you’ll know where you stand and you can gov ern yourself accordingly. Be sure it’s out—dead out! AJtOTOF ■ i .A 4. DEAR SALLY By SALLY SHAW DEAR SALLY: Our daugh ter, 10, has been going with a certain boy of 22 for about three months. He comes from a family of very . limited means and very p6or back ground, but he himself is very nice, upright, person able, and seems very much in love with our girl. He has asked her to marry him, and she has discussed this seri ously with us. Although she THINKS she loves him en ough to marry him, she seems hesitant about marrying into his kind of family. We don’t know how to advise her. Do you? H^R PARENTS. • DEAR SALLY: I’m a wid ow. of 38, and have been dat ing quite regularly with a very attractive, charming, and respectable bachelor of 40 for the past two years. Although he gives every indi cation of being in love with me and is in fact very jealous of any other man’s seeming attentions to me, still not once in all the time we have been )going together has he even approached the subject of matrimony. I’ll admit this has entered my mind many times, but what on earth can DEAR SALLY: I’m a young man of 23 and have been going with a wonderful girl for over seven months. 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