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Pakistan Today Subject of Talk
/
Mrs. Wazir AU, wife of the
Economic and Financial Min
ister of Pakistan, will speak
at the January luncheon of
the Woman’s Club of Chevy
Chase at noon Wednesday.
Her subject will be "The
Bride of Pakistan Today:
Her Heritage and Her Fu
ture.”
Mrs. All has been the Com
missioner for the Girl Guides
of Pakistan and was the
founder of a school for girls
of the junior high school age.
Mrs. Norman Grant is hos
tess of the luncheon and Mrs.
Paul J. Bowker is in charge
of decoration.
DEAR 488Y..|S
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN
Endless Discussion!
DEAR ABBY: We have
been having an argument.
Just how much of a person’s
success and faUure is due to
heredity and how much is
due to environment?
STUDENTS.
No one really knows—but
environment to the easier of
the two to improve.
ooo*
DEAR ABBY: I am 23,
1 divorced and have two chil
dren. My boy friend is 30,
married and has two children
also. He was my boss at one
time and we fell deeply in
love. A month ago I had a
child by him. No one knows
anything about this. The
baby to in a home right now
waiting for me to sign the
adoption papers or take him
home.
My boy friend can’t get a
divorce without sacrificing his
family, business and religion.
He said if I kept the baby he
would always provide for
him. Should I keep the baby
and raise him with my two?
Or should I give him up?
Please don’t ask me to give
up my boy friend. X love him
PEO to Mark
Founders' Day
January 21
PEO Founders* Day will be
celebrated at a tea from 3 to
4 pm. Saturday at the Wal
ter Reed Officers Club, with
members of the local Presi
dents* Round Table acting as
hostesses.
A highlight will be a pan
tomime skit scheduled for 3
pm. It will be presented by
Mrs. Frank J. Havlicek, Mrs.
Lyle Boren, Mrs. B. F. Betzer,
Mrs. P. R. Atterberry, Mrs. .
W. K. Bennett. Mrs. John J.
Williams, Mrs. Leo A. Hoegh,
Mrs. Lloyd 8. Miller and Mrs.
Whitney Glllilland, all mem
bers of Chapter AB.
Honored at the tea will be
50-year members, past Dis
trict presidents and the
present District officers. An
attendance of 350 to expected.
Mrs. Galen Jones of Chap
ter E is in charge of arrange
ments.
A philanthropic and edu
cational organization, the
PEO Sisterhood was founded
in 1869 at lowa Wesleyan
College.
so much I could never do it,
so there's no use kidding
myself.
"BIG DECISION.”
The answer to not in my
head—it’s in your heart. You
show no concern for the
baby’s welfare but mention
only yourself, your "boy
friend” and your determina
tion to cling to an illicit love
affair. Keep the baby only if
you decide to give up your
boy friend Any other deci
sion would complicate the
lives of many iqpocent peo
ple.
DEAR ABBY: I am des
perate. I am only 20 but
weigh 160 pounds. When I
go to buy a dress, it must
be a size 18 with a full skirt.
My measurements are (please
don’t print my name) 38-28-
46, so you can see where my
problem to. How can I re
duce my problem?
HIPPY.
First, see a doctor about
a diet. Rolling on the floor
15 minutes a day to dandy
for reducing your "problem.”
Walking to good, too—but
not to the refrigerator.
•• • *
“Who pays for what?"
Send SO cents to Abby, Box
3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., for
Abby's pamphlet, "How to
Have a Lovely Wedding."
(DlaWbuted by McNiulbt
brndlcato. Inc.)
To Discuss
Grandma Moses
The Woman's Club of Six
teenth Street Highlands will
meet at 1:30 pm. Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. George
H. Foster. Mrs. Robert Paul
Woody, club president, will
present a talk on Grandma
Moses.
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