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Garden Clubs Convention In Progress HOUSTON Regional breakfasts, a morning business cession, a Spanish luncheon and afternoon toui-s of Ihree of Hous- ton's'- outstanding gardens highlighted the activities ot (he'31st annual convention of National Council of State Garden Clubs. A tea at the Museum of Fine Arts 5 Tuesday was followed by French banquet at the Shamrock Hilton Hotel, convention headquarters, io honor, stale' presidents and national past presidents. The convention opened Monday with Mrs. Jamie Johnson, national president of Dearborn, presiding. Officers ot the national council were made "honorary Texas citizens" by proclamation of Gov.

Price Daniel. The National Council of Garden Clubs, whicji has 14,171 clubs and 415,860 members throughout the U.S., is the largest horticultural organization in the world. It also has 16 A i i a groups in other countries over the world. FOR. and ABOUT WOMEN Blind Girl Knows How To Live CALDWELL, N.J.

CUPI) A student at the Calriwell College lor Women lias captured top academic honors, including national recognition in "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities," The student, Lois Perrillo, has been blind since i Lois is currently interrupting her busy senior year for a nine- week stint in practice loathinc in social studies at Memorial High School, West New York, N.J, After graduation from collese in June, the J9-yrar-old blonde lo do graduate work in social; studies. She has been on dean's list at the school since her freshman year. Lois overcame her hartdicap by mastery of braille at an early age and determination not to make a melodrama her blindness. Today she plays the piano, 1 reads nvidly and Is a good fourth for bridge. of 1 Conventioners.

Among Hie delegates lo the 31st annual convention of National Council ol' Stale Uarden Clubs in Houston, were these from the Rio Grande Valley. They are admiring an outstanding arrangement of flowers at the Shamrock Hilton Hotel. to right are Airs. Douglas Purvear Don-' na, national convention chairman; Mrs. J.

B. Kupe, McAllen, member of Sixth District decorating committee, and Mrs. C. Blackburn of Brownsville, 'governor of District Six Garden Clubs. Mrs Thomas Boycc of Donna was also a delegate from the Valley.

DEAR ABBY: What do Wed Soc Dear Abhy 'BJ DEAR ABBY: What do you J.ink oi a woman who, al age 50, thinks she is a writer? She lets dishes pile up in Ihe sink and up until two and three In the morning typing. She has been writing a "romantic novel" for Ihree years. She let me read and, Abby, it is positively filthy She says Ihai's what it takes lo get a book sold these days. This "novel" of hers is full of grammatical errors, but that doesn't worry her. She doesn't evenj have a high school education.

I. told her if she had so much spare! time she should get herself a set ot eighth grade school books and begin her educalion where she left off 38 years ago. How can I get her to give up this foolishness and do something useful with her time? SUFFERING HUSBAND DEAR LONG SUFFERING; No wife should pursue a hobby at Ihe expense of her familji. but if she is inlercsled in writing professionally, she should take a course creative wriling and learn the fundamentals. Only a mountain of shocking pink rejection slips will discourage a budding writer sometimes it's easier to move a mountain.

THE BROWXSVIUJi HERALD--Wednexhy, May 11, Girl Scouts Give Event For Mothers The Brownsville 'Girl Scouts gave a Mothers' Day covered dish supper and swim 'party for their mothers and'. guests in the'home of the Barry Putegnats Saturday This was also a 'going away party for Kalhe Kane and her mot her, Mrs. William P. Kane. will be leaving to make their in Florida the end of this month.

The Scouts and fheirgucsts are as follows: Mrs. Janette Haiiser, summer camp director at Camp Uila Sams; Ginger White and gergra dilated from the troop two years ago; Marjorie and Phyllir Marine; and their mother, Mrs Wise; Mrs. Gus Gar Z(i; Bertha and Mrs. Manuel Colsa Ctrl Scout Set For Thursday A meeting of the Girl Scout Neighljorhood, Will' bo Keld-at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the Poinsettia Housing Project Center, This meeting was previously planned to be in the honve of Mrs, Putegnat.

Also, Rosie and Mrs. Eneayntt- cion Balrteras; Angle and Mrs, M. G. Farias; Mary and Mrs. Alicia Guerra; Kaicn and Koncak; Jann land J.J A.

Shedolbower; Patty and Mrs. Rich ard Mavcia and Mrs. Barry Putegnat. Enjoy quiet relief aod I speedily remove achinjl conn with thin, cushion-1 ing Dr. Bcholl'a Zifio-1 pda.

Cost hut a trifle. I CORNS WMU Circle Has Meeting Mrs. Thad Dyer was hostess tc the Chaddock circle of the First Baptist Woman's Missionary Un- Change-of-Life 8 "'10 Women Tested' Royal service 2 1 Ed ion in her borne at 303 East Filth Street. The circle unit was from In docfer't itudy I Every case tested got striking relief from distress of change-of- life. Nervousness was reduced for up to 37rc, "hot flashes" CoiHy Shall Ftmili AtrminU Kesidti wers credited entirely to Lydia E.

Pinkhatn's Vegetable Compound. Acting through the nervous system.lthaa remarkable power to relieve this functionally-caused discomfort. Don't iufftr See 11 tensfcm. Lrrlubllltr uen't relieved Witt PlnkhunX See It you don't escape suirocatlnjr "hot ntifcrs" ibit made change-of-llfe to hard to brai, Oft Lyttls Plnkhm'B Vegetable Com- jind at dnig Httf I HOUIS-WAIE Of TUB? WHen duo to Mmpta iron ckacy A i a ufce plnkhim TAblete. Rich In Iron, thttf to your blood In one 'ucating Youth in Missions," by Mildred McMurry.

Mrs. T. K. Chaddock, circle presided and Mrs. Gene a i brought the devotional giving scripture readings.

The lesson was by iMrs. Billy Lucas and Mrs. Chad idock, portraying characters will dolls, representing counselors youlh organizations and telling of their activities in this work. The Intermediate GAs are he circle. I Mrs.

Lucas ortered a prayer foi missionaries around the world. Gateway School PTA Has Election The Gateway school Parent Teacher Association elected otfl- ccrs at the last meeting, naming Mrs. Leo Morris president. Other officers are Bill Young. vice president; Mrs.

Louis G. Hcnggeler, secretary and publicity, and Mrs. Marshall Kveton, treasurer. The officers were in- Mailed b.v Mrs. Dearl Adams, president ot the Brownsville City Council of P-TA, who was a guesl treasurer Delphians Hold Election "Peace, War and Personality' topic of the program for the Fort Brown Delphian Society at the Wednesday meeting.

Mrs. George Storler was lead er for the program and co-leaders were Mrs. Thomas Sweeney, Jr. Mrs. Don Ferguson, Mrs.

Oscai Kieswettcr and Mrs. Basil Miller Mrs. Kiesweiler will bo prcsi dent of Ihe chapter (or the com-' ing year; Mrs, John O'Brien is vice preMdenV, Mrs. Ray Hughston, secretary and Mrs. Clyde congregation provides him with then they married each other new automobile year.

He again, which wedding anniversary DEAR ABBY: I disagree with he answer you gave "CURIOUS" vbo wanted lo know what the hurches did with all their money. I am personally acquainted with minister who makes 510,000 a He pays no rent, and his F-31 908 This Princess Style Dress Has Interesting Vest Effect i attractive princess-line frock for juniors features the popular coachman style that is so good for season-spanning. princess dress is ideal for the young seamstress, with no belt lo gpls a discount on everything he ii.ys because he is a clergyman. And people consider It an honor invite him for free meals. I know of manv small country they can't keep a minister over a year because "The L.ord" is always calling him to go lo some larger church where set in, and if you sew the summer sleeveless version, no lo with either! For cooler weather, add the wide pot'lrail collar and short sleeves.

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Ske 11, bust. r'-iy DEAR ARGUING: If they have less monotone 5 yards of S5- If a man and a woman were should (hey celebrate? Their first or their second? there's more money. NO FOOL the meeting. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. lizabeth Rcdlon, president.

It was announced that an eat iniermemaie U.AS are lie- ll airi machine and tape recording sponsored by the Chaddock ordered Jor school. Mrs. Grace Grace and Mrs. Clayton Davis were hostesses lor the i Refreshments -he hostess. served Mrs.

B. G. Kemp of Corpui Christt was guest. lien's Companion Case, $16.95 Two-Suiter ALSO Three-Suiter 536.95 DEAR ABBY: Your answer to "CURIOUS" was perfect and covered every phase oi church needs. "CURIOUS" must be one of those people who atlends church on Christmas and Easter a thinks the dollar bill he puts in the collection plate wilt keep the church going all year.

FAITHFUL READER DEAR ABBV: My friend and a were discussing something and it and fry in a smnll amount ofiturne.l into sort of an argument, NEW YORK A hot Idea for breakfast cats for'shredded wheat biscuits served like hot- cakes. Dip round biscuits info mixture of 1 beaten egg, 1 cup of teaspoon of salt and 2 lablespoons of sugar. Drain slightly and fry in a small amoi butler. Serve butler syrup. andand we want you lo settle it for us.

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