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REGISTER FOR CONFERENCE Mr. and Mrs Henry
Disifl, o t Lexington, N. C. are registered by Mias Nancy Brown.
Benia ft College senior, of Abingdon, Va., at third annual Staur
day School conference held at the Greensboro, N. C. institution
last week.
The Veteran’s Corner
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swers by the Veterans Admin
istration to questions from
families:
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War n veteran—pays his OI in
surance premiums once a year and
saves money. Can I do the same
with my Korean OI term policy?
A—Yea. Holder* of all forms
of OI insurance whether
World War I. World II or Ko
rea veterans—ran pay pre
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than a monthly or quarterly
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Q—l have just paid off my OI
loen in full, will this automntl
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A—No. Repayment tn full
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Q—l am moving and I don't
want a mix-up In receipt of my
VA compensation check. I plan
to tell the VA but they may have
mailed my check before they re
oeive my notice. Is there anything
I ean do to avoid a mix-up?
A—Notify the VA. bat alee
notify the Port Office, giving
your old and new rnTflrmsn
This will insure the forward
ing of any ebook that is plac
ed in the mails before VA can
correct your address after
your change of address it re
ceived.
In the esrly days of North Caro
lina, flooded rivers were a hazard
to traveller* Today, with its string
of dam*, the Roanoke River Is
largely free from »uch hazards.
The Cape Fear River has been
noted for the rapidity with which
It flood! Proposed dams, at New
Hope and elsewhere, are expected
to relieve such flooding.
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DEAR SALLY: My husband and •
I have been married eight yean,
and are adopting our Arts baby.
It will be a wonderfully happy
day when he arrive*. We’d like I
;to know two things. Will it be
proper for my husband to pass
out the customary cigars to his
friends? And how can we word
the announcements we shall be
mailing to our friends and rela
tives In other towns to give the
impression that the baby was bom
to us? J.E.D.
DEAR JJE.D.: Os coarse your
husband may pass out those
cigars . . . proudly! But please,
yon should be perfectly frank
about the baby’s being adopt
ed. Don’t try to pretend to
anyone that you have borne
the child yourself, for some
time In the years to come your
deception Is bound to come
out There’s nothing at all a
boat an adoption that you
should be ashamed of— it’s
wonderful! You can word your
engraved announcements
something like this: "Mr. and
Mrs. John D. Smith have the
happiness to announce the a
d opt lon of Robert Louis, aged
three months.’*
DEAR BALLY: I’m a senior fel
low in high school and Just before
Christmas I was foolish enough to
vive my class ring to a beautiful
girl who was a Junior In our
school. Then in January she mov
ed to another part of our city and
goes to a different school. I’ve
phoned her at least five times ask
ing her to return my ring, and
she keeps telling me ahe’D mail
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DEAR SALLY
•It to me- but so far the rli* has
l not arrived. My parents forked out
$25 for this ring, and have asked
Ime several times what happened
to it. 80 far I haven’t confeeeed
what I really did with the ring,
always managing to skirt around
the subject whenever it cornea up.
Can you give me any advice? UP
A TREE.
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sultant, Washington, D. C., who spoke, recently on the advantages of entering into the Peace
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DEAR UP A TREE: As you
admit, you WERE foaUsh e
nough to give year ring to this
girl, which of course gives her
reason to keep it us her own.
However, since she has prom
ised a number of times to
send it back to you (and fail
ed to keep those promises!
wh* drn't you pay her a per-
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DEAR BALLY: My finance and
I are planning our honeymoon
trip, and he is insisting that we
visit his family for a few days,
since our route will be talcing us
near the city in which they live.
I feel that this is not right for
a couple on their honeymoon, but
when I said as much, he seemed
very much astonished over my re
luctance. And now I’m asking you
—what do you think about this?
SANDRA.
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tough awe to answer. XT your
honeymoon is to be unite a
short one. yea might be right
in hesitating to share any of
those preefams days with his
family. But if it is posible that
be may not.be able to visit his
heme far suite a long time, tt
it natural that he be eager to
share his background and peo
ple with you. Perhaps you
might rememeber—a devoted
son usually makes a fine hus
band, and the son who eares
nothing for his parents is not
likely to ears too much for his
tflfe—at least the law of aver
ages indicates this. A few days
of your honeymoon should not
be too much to spend with his
people. If yon begrudge this, I
hope it will remain fixed in
your memory should you some
4W of your own
DEAR SALLY: I have a question
that’s been bothering me for some
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time, and whenever I>* broußht
it up with any of my friends the?
have always laughed at me. May
be you can give me a serious an
swer. When a girl and fellow are
kissing goodnight at the end of a
date, who should be the first to
end the kiss or break away, the
girl or the boy? JUDY.
DEAR JUDY: The girt should
be the one who maintains the
control over sneh situations.
In other words, she should be
the one who determines the
length of such goodnight kiss
es and be the one who ends it.
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