PEAR SALLY
BY SALLY SHAW
DEAR SALLY: I’m a widow
of 34, wlthanß-year-olddaugh
ter, and am engaged to marry
a very fine, well-thought-of
widower of 40 in the near future,
Now, however, I am faced with
a little problem. He has sug
gested that my daughter and I
accompany him on a three
day convention trip to Florida
where we can combine busi
ness with pleasure. Do you
think that the fact that we're
both of mature age and both
have been previously married
would make such a trip fitting
and proper? DECATUR.
DEAR DECATUR: It’s never
fitting anSTproper for unmarried
men and women to take trips to
gether unchaperoned, and cer
tainly in your case and 8-
year-old girl isn’t a qualified
chaperone. Tell your fiance no
for this time, but that you’ll
go anywhere in the world with
him AFTER you’re married.
# * *
DEAR SALLY: My father
gives me fits! I’m a girl of
16 and whenever I have friends
In our home. Dad emharrasses
me to tears. He jokes, kids,
and cuts up with my teen-aged
friends like he was a teen
ager himself. When I spoke
to both my parents about this,
they couldn’t sdem to under
stand my objections and told
me that at least my friends
know my father isn’t an old
fuddy-duddy, W’hat have you to
say about this* HUMILIATED.
DEAR HUMILIATED: I think
that, instead of feeling so em
barrassed, you should be happy
to have a father who shows
such a lively interest in your
activities and friends. Much,
MUCH better to have a par
ent with high spirits than an
old sour puss!
* * *
DEAR SALLY: I’m a young
NEGRO HISTORY BAFFLERS
BY NEGRO PRESS INTERNA
TIONAL
Today Baffler will have two
parts. In the first part, go to the
Grab Bag to find the words
that complete each utterance
of our people's great thinkers.
In the second part, define the
designated word, using the
appropriate letters in the Grab
Bag. (Some answere in Part I
and Part n may be duplicated.)
Scoring: 8-10: excellent; 7-6:
good; 4-5: fair; 0-3; poor. Bonus
Question counts two points.
Other questions count one point
each. Here’s the quiz:
PART I:
1. Sterling A. Brown once
wrote: .
“At the turn of the century,
W.E.B.Dubois started his dis
tlnqulshed career with “The
( ) of Black Folk,"
which is still one of the best
InterpretaMons of Negro life
and aspirations.’’
2. Brown continued:
"The Negro lntellectual--as
intellectual, not merely victim
or ( ) -- is missing
from American fiction.’’
3. The eminent historian John
Hope Franklin once wrote that
the survival of Afrlcanisns in
the New World was perhaps "as
great as it was because of the
refusal of the dominant group
In America to extend, without
(- ), their own cul
ture to the Negroes whom they
brought over."
4. Richard G. Stern once
wrote:
"In the next phase of Afro-
American writing, a literature
of celebration must be created
-- not a celebration of ( ),
but a celebration of survival in
spite of it,"
* * *
GRAB BAG (Some words don’t
go with any utterance.): A. Res
ervations; B. Economics; C.
Malcontent; D. Vtllian; E. Souls;
F. Oppression; G. Violence; H.
Come Over For Dessert And Coffee
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Today’s working wives and busy mothers often haven't time
to produce company dinners as frequently as they'd like But
everyone welcomes invitations to coffee and dessert parties
and they’re especially good ways to entertain friends on week
nights when you want to avoid lots of late evening cleanup. An
electric percolator is a handy aid for this kind of informal enter
taining. and makes itself right at home at the scene of the party.
Now you can select a quality coffee made especially for electric
percolators, such as Maxwell House Electra-perk Coffee, and
your guests will compliment both your coffee and your dessert.
One dessert that's always a hit is Lemon Angel Pies, which are
meringue shells filled with a fluffy lemon pudding. Buy the
meringue* from a bakery, or if you have time the night before,
make your own using the egg whites remaining from the two
yolks that go Into the making of the packaged lemon pudding
and pie tilling.
Lemon Angel Pies
1 package (B*/ a os.) lemon 2 egg yolks or 1 egg
pudding and pie filling 2 rips water
■/. cub warn? 1 *?* Vm*™* shipped top.
• * s’ "* ping o> whipped cream
!4 c™P w*«*r 6 baked meringues, cooled
Combine pie filling, sugar, and % cup water in saucepan. Add
yolk* or egg and blend well. Then add 2 cups water. Cook and
ate until mixture cones to a full boil and is thickened —about
5 minutes. Remove from heat. Pour into bowl and place wax
paper directly on surface of pudding. Chill. Beat with rotary
beater until smooth. Fold prepared whipped topping into filling.
Spoon into meringues. Makes about 3-'-j cups filling or 6 servings.
man of 21. Recently I paid a
dollar each for two raffle tick
ets, and gave one of them to
my girl friend. Her ticket
proved to be the winner of
SI,OOO, which naturally pro
pelled her to Cloud 0. The
thing that bugs me, though,
is that she hasn’t even men
tioned cutting me in on any
of her winnings. After ail, if
I hadn’t given her the ticket,
she wouldn’t have won all this
loot. It would have come to me.
Don’t you think 1 should take
this up’ with her? OUT OF THE
MONEY.
DEAR OUT OF THE MONEY:
You can mention this to her,
of course, but since the sug
gestion hasn’t already come
from her, I doubt that you’ll
be successful. And after all,
you did GIVE her the ticket
as a GIFT. Best in the future,
should you be handing away
any raffle tickets to any girl
friends, to have a profit-shar
ing agreement beforehand.
* * *
DEAR SALLY: My sister, a
well-to-do widow, confided to
me a few days ago that she
had made out a new will in
which she had provided gen
erously for the two sons of
her late husband’s brother who
has had to struggle all his
life to make ends meet, and
also that she had left the bal
ance of her eslateloTier church.
This has really hurt me ...
the fact that she failed to In
clude our two children in her
will. I think certainly she could
have left them something.
Should I mention this to her?
OVERLOOKED.
DEAR OVERLOOKED: No.
Your sister’s money is hers
to do with as she wishes now,
and it’s hers to dispose of as
she wishes for after she’s gone.
She owes you neither explana
tion nor apology.
Condescension.
* * *
PART II:
5. Which of the words in the
Grab Bag means “an act of
patronizing someone”?
6. Which of the words means
"not satisfied or rebellious”?
7. Which of the words means
"limiting conditions or qualifi
cations of a statement”?
8. Which of the words means
"a wicked person or scoun
drel”?
BONUS QUESTION: Alain
Locke once wrote: The question
of the Negro In American cul
ture Is Indeed a paradox. It al
most passes understanding how
and why a group of people can
be socially despised, yet at the
same time artistically esteem
ed and culturally Influential, can
be both an oppressed minority
and a dominant editorial force.”
Each part of this question
counts one point. A. Which word
in Locke’s statement means
“sco'rned or looked down on”?
B. Which word In his state
ment means "valued highly or
prized”?
ANSWERS: 1. E; 2. C; 3. A;
4. F; 5, H; 6. C; 7. A; 6. D.
BONUS ANSWERS; Despised;
B. Esteemed.
Opposition
ANN ARBOR, Mich. - (NPI)-
A Black caucus has announced
opposition to the Students for a
Democratic Society’s plans to
demonstrate at the Jan. 20 In-/
augural of President-elect
Richard N. Nixon. The caucus
said It was against the action
proposed at SDS’s meeting in
this city because the demon
stration would result in retalia
tion against Washington’s Black
community.
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