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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1933
Page
7
A reader seeks etiquette guidance on hosting a post wedding shower for a married sister who kept her engagement and wedding private. The answer says family showers are not proper and a shower months after marriage is unusual, but suggests a workaround using a friend to host in her name while the initiator covers costs.
A reader asks if a man should always walk on the outside when escorting a girl. The answer: a gentleman always walks on the outside with a lady, a practice of good manners that remains necessary today.
Brief Q A from an advice column discussing how to gain a bashful boy’s attention, handling relationships after misunderstandings, and approaches to introductions at church. Includes guidance on mutual freedom to date and using a mediator for introductions.
A reader asks how to win a girl he visits and whether she is receptive. The columnist suggests noting her receptiveness during calls and, if she seems welcoming, asking for a date to test further interest.
The YMCA basketball training league shifts its Monday games to Tuesday next week. The Monday night slots were reserved for the women in the main gym after 6 30 p m. C R Makeover, physical director, announced the change.
Final rehearsals are underway for the DeSoto Players of St. John's Catholic Church as they prepare to present the play Gilded Youth this Sunday afternoon and evening in the parish hall at 503 Hickory Street.
A blend of one pound sharp American cheese one Spanish onion one-half pound English walnuts two hard cooked eggs one-half cup stuffed olives melted butter salt and sugar. Chop all ingredients then mix into a smooth paste. Use immediately or refrigerate in a covered jar until needed.
Our offer proves every home can afford gas heat. We install at no cost and you pay a $3 monthly rental for nine heating months the first year, then rental may apply to the purchase price. We replace old equipment and remove it if you cancel, ending coal chores and soot.
The piece explains that gas use peaks at 7 o clock on weekdays and 8 o clock on Sundays, based on studies by Western United Gas and Electric Company. It argues the company tracks household routines to provide reliable service around the clock.
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