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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
8
In a first long trip the writer asks about registers and courtesy. The advice: the husband may sign for both in official notices and to be polite and ladylike in all contacts. The piece also notes wedding anniversary gifting with guidance on modest, thoughtful presents like a tie shirt or handkerchiefs.
The tenth anniversary is the tin one. A gift you can afford and think she would like is appropriate, even without a party. Consider personal, thoughtful items rather than a strict tin present.
A reader asks about handling a steady girlfriend who wants to date others and about rekindling friendship with an old boyfriend. The adviser suggests inviting the old flame to a home gathering to offer encouragement and prove lasting interest.
A reader asks if a 23 year old can court a 16 year old. The column argues the ages show a wide gap and suggests a 20 year old would be a more suitable companion, noting differing interests between age groups.
A reader asks if she should stop being friendly with other boys to keep a boy. The columnist says to stay free to have many boy friends until engaged and that the beau has no right to demand exclusion.
A reader asks how to cope when his girlfriend constantly talks of boys who admire her. The reply suggests he should discuss his own interests with other girls to deflect her chatter and balance the dynamic. It ends by advising the reader to try some of her own medicine.
The Mission Sunday School of St Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church will stage its annual Christmas program tomorrow at 7 30 PM in the Speed Boys Athletic club 1416 Oakland avenue. About 100 children will perform songs and recitations under the direction of Augusta Krahn Edward Hinz Ava Kelly Edna Raddatz Martha Schaller Louise Schmidt and Edward Hinz with J C Getter Albert Mietz and Juliusne addressing the audience.
Reservations are being taken for the Elks annual New Year Eve party with about 150 couples expected to attend in the Elks hall. George Bailey heads the committee with members Herman Thom Willis Schubert Joe Wilhelmi Earl Caswell Howard Hewlett Henry Clark Frank Drifus Sam Gazella F J Munchalsen James G Smith and William Hennessy.
A recipe outlines a loaf built from twelve slices boiled ham and eleven slices American cheese brushed with a tangy sauce of tomato catsup horseradish mustard Worcestershire and water. Bake at 350 degrees F for about forty minutes then chill.
Thousands of Joliet students in public and parochial grade schools, Joliet High, Junior College, Catholic High, and St. Francis Academy begin Christmas break. College students from out of town are returning home this week, with many arriving today and tomorrow. The College of St. Francis dismissed students Wednesday and will resume Thursday, January 4.
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