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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
27
A letter recalls a 12 year old girl and a companion stealing candy and gum from a supermarket. Police questioned them, no juvenile detention or parental contact occurred. Two years later the writer reflects on choosing restraint over thrill and asks why she remains untroubled.
A 15 year old in a Sunday school class dresses in high heels and nylons like an adult. The writer asks if she should tell her to dress as a normal teen. Advice: grow with grace, show visitors you can be gracious whether dressed up or down.
A shy 14 year old describes herself as tall thin with blue eyes and creamy skin seeking tips to talk to boys. The columnist encourages opening up greeting others offering a friendly smile and choosing one shy person daily to reach out to and build patience and fragrance.
Two couples face parental disapproval as two girls fall for two boys not related to each other. They must sneak to meet, warded by relatives who monitor visits. The lovers believe the boys are kind and caring, yet anger and fear from parents keep them apart. The columnist warns that both sets of parents may be right and urges understanding.
A reader asks about dating a girl two years older and how to ask her out. The advice urges starting with a movie date to break the ice, then pursuing more dates if things go well, noting that girls can seem older than their boys.
A 25 year old man admits to three marriages and living with a fourth woman while planning divorce. He fears discovery by authorities and the new partner who demands divorce first. The columnist lambasts him as cynical and irresponsible and urges legal counsel.
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