GENTLY DENE - Outgoing Johnson C. Smith University
Student Christian Association President, Tyler Milner ofMar
ttnsville, Va., gently plants a kiss on the cheeks of Miss SCA
Tom-nye Martin of Columbia, S. C. The SCA presented the
blushing coed with a bouquet of roses during its annual
installation ceremony last week in the University Church on
the Smith campus.
DEAR SALLY
BY SALLY SHAW
DEAR SALLY: I’m a girl of 16
■ s who Is compelled to go through
Ji a parental third - degree every
' time I date a new boy. Even
though I am an honor student at
school, a regular church atten
dant, and never have gotten into
any scrapes, still my parents
v don’t seem to have any confi
* denpe in me and my Judgment.
If I say, “I have a date with
a new boy by the name of Bob
Smith tonight,” the barrage of
questions begins: “Bob Smith?
Who’s he? How old is he? Where
does he live? What does he do?
Where are you going? When will
you be home?*’And soon and on.
Why do parents have to be so
nosy? FED UP.
DEAR FED UP: You may be
an honor student at school, but
you show a remarkable lack of
good sense and understanding of
your parents’ love. The fact
that they want to know these per
fectly reasonable things about
the boys you date isn’t nosi
ness on their part, but an earn
est desire to keep up on the
kind of company their daughter
is wtth. Rather than resenting
'Whis, you should be ever so
■thankful that you have parents
who are so interested in your
welfare. Too many girls aren’t
so fortunate as you'
DEAR SALLY: Four years
ago 1 married a woman 15 yrs.
X younger than I. We both realized
•at the time, of course, that this
was a considerable age-diffe
rence, but we felt sure that our
lovs was strong enough. And
it WAS,..for awhile. Now, how
ever, she keAps complaining
that I have become ’’an old
fuddy-duddy, ” that I’m not
active enough fhr her, that I
dkauH take her dancing often
enough, that I don’t like late
hours as much as she does,
that I’m not romantic enough
and do so and on. I’m now 44
and she’s 29, and I think she
is being very unfair about the
whole thing, don’t you? Pat,
DEAR PAT: How much "ac-
CURRENT EVENTS BAFFLERS
By Negro Press International
Today's Baffler will see what
i you Imow about Negro govern
vneat officials and political as
pirants.
Your job is to link their
name® with descriptions of their
activities, given below Scoring:
V 4-7: tops; 3; fair; 0-2 * poor.
Boats* Question at the end counts
two points. Here's the quiz:
NAMES:
L> Vel Philips; 2. Carl B.
Stokes; 3. Thurgood Marshall;
4. Richard C, Hatcher; 5. A. W
Willi*.
DESCRIPTIONS: (Some don't
go with any of the names).
A, He recently integrated
tfe® U. S. Supreme court,
B, He is the only Negro
in President Johnson’s cabinet.
C, Having won the Democra
tic nomination in Cleveland, he
has * good chance of being elect
ed mayor.
S Her bill in the Mary
land legislature resulted in the
repeal of the state's miscegen
ation law,
E. This Tennessee state
legislature was defeated in his
primary bid for Memphis may
or,
y F, A Houstonian, she has
integrated the Texas senate.
G. He’s a write-in candl
-v date for U. S. President.
H. Vice President Humphrey
backed his candidacy for mayor
of Gary f/nd.) after the local
Democratic organization
spumed him.
I. This Milwaukee alder
man's proposed open - occu
pancy ordinance has sparked
housing mar ches.
J. Although he denies any
political aspirations, he may b@
tion” ARE you giving her? How
close to the truth ARE her com
plaints? Be honest with your
analysis, and decide whether or
not you really have become "an
old fuddy - duddy ” in some of
yc jr habits and attitudes. Maybe
you HAVE been spending too
much time in the rocking chair
and, if so, it’s up to you to
unglue yourself and do your part
in bridging that 15-year age
gap.
DEAR SALLY: My 11-year -
old son, a very bright boy, broke
Into a conversation I was having
recently with my husband’s
mother, and corrected a grhm -
matical error she had made.
However, instead of being
pleased over'her grandson’s
quickness of mind, m y mother
in-law seemed very much per
turbed. Don’t you think it was
rather small of her to resent
correction by a child, espe
cially since heW AS right? MRS,
R.C.
DEAR MRS. R.C.: Your son
may, as you say, be a very
bright boy and well up on his
grammar--but he is sadly in
need of some lessons in respect,
thoughtfulness, and considera
tion for his elders' Not even
an adult should be quilty of the
rudeness of correcting another
person’s speech!
DEAR SALLY: My husband
keeps telling me that he’s the
only man in his office who does
not occasionally cheat on his
wife, and that I’m lucky to have
such a faithful husband - giving
me the impression that he is
one in a million. Maybe I’m
naive or idealistic, but I have
always believed that good and
faithful husbands far out number
the cheating kind. How about
this? LIZ.
DEAR LIZ: I believe the same
as you that the angels far
outnumber the cads. Tell your
husband that you love him for
his devotion to you, but that you
just ennot bring yourself to AP
PLAUDING him!
"drafted" as a Presidential
candidate on a peace ticket.
* * *
BO? 0:3 QUESTION: This
candidate for President denies
he’s a racist, yet would ''wel
come" Ku Klux Klan support.
His wife is running the show in
his state, where the Confederate
flag Is flown dally at the capi
tal.
* * *
ANSWERS: !. I; 2. C;
3. A; 4, H; 5. E
BONUS ANSWER: George
Wallace.
GRAMMAR
HUMOR
BY D. P. LOUIS
Negro Press International
Look for seven errors in the
following paragraph.
* * *
Finance Company, Forever!
Some people has thev finances
in such a mess that if you wasn't
sure they done it their selves,
you’d think they was getting ad
vice from the government. But
then, the people is the govern
ment, aren’t they?
* * *
Score: Seven » chuckle, five
smile, three - it isn’t funny.
(If you find, more than seven
errors, the joke is or us!),
■* * *
GRAMMAR HUMOR ANSWERS
Some people HAVE THEIR
finances in such a mess that if
you WEREN'T'' sure they HAD
DONE It THEMSELVES, you'd
Ihink they WERE getting advice
from the government, But then,
the people ARE the government,
aren’t they?
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