Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1949 — Page 22

' PAGE 22 RA Sawai ___ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SUNDAY, MAR. 27, 1949 Ane : Ca Women Rotarians = Business Women | — . To Hear Ben Riker Arrange Benefit :

’ tastic Business” will Members ‘of the Broad Ripple : vy : Flower Growers—Is There ‘Gold’ in Yard? [rie Sms oo THORDGH EYE CARE

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tomorrow at the Woman s Rotary Women’ s Asociation will- ho Td. Trading of Plants * Club meeting in the Woman's De- their fourth annual benefit card . Is Lots of Fun partment Club. party Wednesday, It will be 8 p.m. : 40 mo ‘ He a’ g Manager of Ayres’ book dé-"in the American Legion Hall, 64th ' SH way to “go to business” and partment, Mr. Riker is author of St. and College Ave.

Always Someone To Buy ‘Surplus’ By MARGUERITE SMITH

, confidence ! i ! COULD BE you've got gold bulld up your self fonfidt nce |e recently published’ “Pony. Association members are in “4n your backyard Many in- right in your own bac yard. ‘Wagon Town.” Guests at the charge of tickets. Mrs. Lester ws ’ . # 8 2 6:30 p. m. dinner will be hus- Strauss {8s president; Mrs. Paul

genious local men and women

have dug for it and found it— HERE AND THERE with bands and friends of members. Blake, general chairman, and

gardeners: Thomas Williams, are. M. Speers MacCollum will Mrs. Charles L. Houdyshell, pub-

at the tips of their green irs. Charles fingers. Whether you dig to Davis Road, says sand sprin- preside . alr ty kled over seed rows solves a e000 0 0 ® e000 0 ® ° lo p f bles in » can be fun. lot of germination trouble o

Take the experience of Mrs.

over and Madison. There's 1a e gardener big tree at the Lanier home

also one at Pendleton.

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

she had florist friends on a

busy highway. A 50-50 arrangement with

THE EVERYT takes on an old when subtle se added. These are

Use Your Charge Accounl—0Oyr Our Convenient Payme nt Plan

Mrs. Leona Miller, Trafalgar says she raises celery, “just the

sales

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tnem produced many With the modest price they

hard clay Mrs. F. H. Kise AS a 2.00 CATALOG VALUE! Charles Irwin, 929 N. Harbison Burns City, says her Sacred @ ® Ave. She often trades. plants Lily of India's small bulblets with her friends, the W. H. reach blooming size in two, or @ ° Tignors of 9334 E. 10th St. One at the most three, years. day she brought home a piece Mrs. E. E. Hadley, Danville, @ of a rather insignificant look. says African violet plants keep 9 ing little plant, its leaves right on blooming if you move @ New Varieties! Larger Flowers and fragrant with lavender. them straight from the store to Brighter Colors be, Wskey Field- ® under the kitche n D indow. In ir bottom of bowl. Cover with ursery Fie ! : summer a gt glass or cellophane. Do not set @ : ay -® , -Eyestrain Makes Wrinkles . .. panies. their meals 8TH them in the sun. ng —. ride scent JUST THINK Six lovely plants Ticerally covBe : Mrs. Blanche Dostin, 1649 8. @ sred vith Drilliam bloom right through the ® Protect Your Eyes and Your Looks . ph ra FOR eat of summer—this vear-and for Vv. ve Mrs. Irwin, too, found that Sherman Drive, encourages - to come! New, brighter colors wii h od. Is. . nd . (me nta citra weak-kneed petunia seedlings ’ white pink, flame, ros, purple! Listed in ® avender nis - : o cation it Face tore drarple eo gargen ate ppl easily, She by sprinkling extra soil on top Dy A Inter Share vavred. fieee Consult DR. R. J. WE LDON ‘ ati to friends © Every- of seed box .- . Mary L. Cook, ar od Bion FECC-(0-you nurscries Order. today ° ave 8 ile ! * . ve yo po in lox will be shipped a plantin Te ‘ body loved its {resh fragrance Anderson, says the empress Al SoM ois 5 al WR In His Optical Department, North Mezzanine That gave hersan idea She her- tree's dripping lavender blooms Inter-Stat € catalog containing me van 1000 ® , self lives on a yuiet street. But may be seen in quantity in Han- ems do a fruity, Rowe rn es. ® ® ®

asked obviously nobody would way I do radishes.” Sow seed in

get wealthy. ‘But they made rows in mid-April. Later thin , Box 46-F HAMBURG, IOWA @ many repeat sales when custo- Mrs. Charles Irwin, assisted by granddaughter, Kay Annette out. Hill up plants when culti © 0 00060 0 any cupboard— mers wanted more for gifts Irwin, pots up a few plants of garden lavender vating - LA vinegar and a fe Whatever vou love to raise, P P P 9 : Ed for the rich-t from parsley to dinner plate Mrs. Heber Williams, 05859 rations at a- church society Served In a chee

found that gourds luncheon. Afterward she had | the Bavarian | to vegetables, there's always really sold themselves. The many requests to buy. And the | ' ready for compar » who'll buy if vour bushel she harvested from a society's treasury profited gomebody wh uy ! us BAVARIA?

price is fair, your product good. package of seed provided deco- Green thumbs are the perfect rg ~ $ : | BEEF § . 2 Ibs. beef rump Nature Study Club to Tram THE as ‘0 | 1s | 2 on poet rum 2 medium-sized « I 3 tbaps. lard

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dahlias, from annual seedlings Forest Lane,

North Side in Hohod5ke - 1D Sei os Ea society to Stalk Wild Life | A Hil _1 vay ten Audubon Society to Stalk Wild Life N\A “nll, Y Tat Well for

: yulaski Preserve Si: av oe anh OY - » » y In Jasper-Pulaski Preserve Saturday By MARGUERITE SMITH — + \ODNOW “ Everythint from long-legged sandhill cranes to nar- Q- How can I keep seedlings 1 i cissus and hoboes will occupy nature and garden clubbers started indoors from growing this week. A number of our sterling citizens will sling a| spindly? bag and stick over one shoulder this afternoon and apply at various AF rst, owt let. Hem crowd " rp . 1 eacn other in 1eir origina North Side residences for handouts. The occasion? The Nature Study, (oro Rither thin them out Club's hobo hike. Members will gather at the Wesley Stockinger or better practice, transplant home, 5023 N. Capitol Ave, at 3 o'clock. The exact route’'s a secret. each one to its individual con-

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But eventually they'll wind up at the John Jenks’ residence, 4114 tainer, N. Capitol Ave., for additional refreshment about 5 o'clock. Mrs Second, give them plenty of

+ sun, especially unfiltered sun Arthur Beard and Mrs. George McCormick were reservation takers 5 ‘ ; light, and cool, moist air. by

for this one. putting them outdoors on every mild day. The south side of a building is the ideal warm spot

. The Emerson Grove Garden Club will meet for a luncheon in the YWCA at noon Tuesday. Mrs. H. P, Willwerth is hostess. Mrs. i. ' ” " a AniRiie \ Third, if they show signs of Noral Hemphill will discuss the growing of nar issus. starvation (weak growth. pale

The Brookside Garden Club will have a general discussion of! 8reen leaves) try giving them

plant food and Js value when it plant food in solution ) The 7 1 newer quickly soluble fertilizer Wh Arrange layers

meets on Friday at 1:30 p. m. ‘nto take time, when dusting plants, a ) CL ! i N . - ' the home of Mrs, Earl Randolph, to stop and admire a perfect powders are worth investigat ) ii { \ | ; AUTOMATIC WASHER tions in bowl an i i ’ layer with suga

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5448 Crestview Drive, Assistant flower. hostesses. are Mrs, H, J. Hayes She'll use mulch instead of hoe and Mrs. Max Beier, M&s. Ar-fand stop to eat some of those thur Williams is president, luscious strawberries instead of hurrying to fill the boxes faster #polis 9. “Dishing the Dirt” apand faster, pears daily and Sunday.

Send questions on gardening to Mrs. Smith, The Times, Indian-

On Saturday morning the Flackville stoplight on Road 52 will beam down on a lot of sleepy . , To , people. The more hardy members Hurries ( Pp Season Try Some Herbs of the local Audubon Society Will To hurry up the season, make You've got the poorest soil ever

gather there at 5 a. m. (yes, some east-west ridges in your was? That's just the place to

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a mi. vegetable garden; plant early raise herbs, if it's sunny Try for a low speed It's the start of an all-day trip seeds on the protected south side. basil this summer, and maybe hours. to to the Jasper-Pulaski state game watch them hustle along some Savory. RS ey} preserve. The leader is William eu

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the sandhill cranes, prairie

chickens and waterfowl offered prep as a reward for ail this early 1; ~- — ahretned wh rising, Mr. Barnes may be return f i ing to town early. / ~~ 1 margarin Flower Lovers Take {fo | |

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10 gallons of wat |] mn “2 To ST ; g S 0 wa er per od 3 scrambled egg: A number of local gardeners | ; | : went South to meet spring In

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lovely gardens from «Mobile to Natchez last week. Among those \ \ — returning today from the eight ) ! : Dinner: Cu day bus tour are Mesdames P. A \ a vend “and gre tatoes, brojled

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The subject was “My Chief Gardening Goal for 1949." Mrs Downing says she's aiming at more enjoyment of her garden ‘this year. She plans to concen trate on foolproof flowers that don’t take constant attention and

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