Advice column hopes for heart matters in Spectator
C IFFAIRS of the HEART outlines a weekly advice column by Betty Mae Mason in The Spectator. Readers are invited to write brief letters on affairs of the heart for timely responses.
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
4
C IFFAIRS of the HEART outlines a weekly advice column by Betty Mae Mason in The Spectator. Readers are invited to write brief letters on affairs of the heart for timely responses.
A reader reports dating a girl who canceled planned outings and asked not to be called. The adviser urges to drop the pursuit, noting that lacking an explanation shows she is not worth further effort and that moving on is best.
A school note from Miss Mason asks for guidance as she and Dan, both seniors, plan marriage after he quits school. She expresses deep love and asks what steps to take. The message suggests they should stay pals and continue their education.
The correspondent chides the pair for being struck by "puppy love" and urges them to forget marriage plans. The message treats the relationship as youthful infatuation rather than a serious union.
A reader asks how to handle a boyfriend who favors dancing with other girls and shows jealousy. The advisor urges questioning his preference, mirrors his attitude, and warns that if he does not change, future partners await.
A high school senior writes that her mother nags about late nights with boyfriends. Miss Mason replies that the daughter is not old enough to act without guidance and urges following the mother's wishes.
Leland Line, 22, of Kankakee, returned from Miami by federal officers, faces charges for the October bank robbery at Eastern Will County State Bank in Monee. More than half of the $8,124 loot was recovered.
Thanksgiving activities and visits across West Park, listing residents from Wheeler to Willow avenues, hospital trainees, students at State Normal and University of Illinois, and guests from Chicago and Omaha. Club meetings at Willow Avenue Presbyterian church include Young Matrons and Ladies Guild with planned Christmas events.
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