Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1949 — Page 30
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Programs to Feature Special Flower Shows
: 7g Dahlias, African Violets, Roadside Blooms |
To Be Displayed by Beech Grove Group Flower shows will be the subjects for most garden
club programs this week. Dahlias, African violets, and roadside flowers will all|
help to carry out the theme of Sunshine Garden Club's fall flower festival—“Beauty Blooming in Beech Grove.” It will be on Wednesday at the Beech Grove city hall, A display of African violets in various stages of propagation from leaf cuttings is being prepared by Mrs. O. N, Haines and Mrs. Edward Wanek, club president. Another of the many exhibits, nearly 100 named varieties of dahlias, will be shown through the co-operation of A. R. Underwood, Beech Grove florist, and Mrs. Thomas Wendt is preparing a table of native roadside flowers. A prevue tea with presidents of other garden clubs and show judges as guests is in charge of Mrs, Joe Buckingham and her committee, Mesdames Charles Adams, Amel Williams, 8. P. Wonnell, and E. E. Mendenhall. After the rb Sai tea the flower show will be open A am G. Davis, and E. J.
to the public at 4 p. m. EW " Mrs. William Kolthoss, chair- Husband-Wife Club man of the decorating committee.) cy i 4a more, Garden Club, as will be assisted by Mesdames O Iv husband-and-wite R. Cassell, Earl L. White, and hefits our only husband-and-Wendt, garden club, will hold fits fall Mrs. J. P. Enright is chairman show in the evening. It's to be on of entries with Mesdames E. R. wednesday
Shep: of y e , and - . , hepard, Lester Woerdeman p. m.-at Christamore House, 502 James<Young assisting.
The staging committee cop- N. Tremont St. And this club Is sists of Mrs. Taa Binninger, chair- encouraging non-members as well
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night from 7 to
man, . and Mesdames alph 45 members to bring in exhibits Tumey, Francis Deane, Omer (before 3-in the afternoon), says Smith, amd Young. now will Mrs. Prank Moppert, publicity Clerks . for 8) chairman.
Mesdames Hubert Nickels, Glenn “07 0" (lasses Include a. wide Auchon, pd Janek ning, VATIEty from combinations of un tor Tull a angie flowers and vegetables ho potted EE : © plants and canned goods. rs. chairman for the entire show Is James Medsker is in charge. In Mrs. W. E. Mason. |addition to exhibits, there will be Assistants Named {refreshments afterward plus movBrendonwood Garden Club's ing pictures. flower show lomefrew atl pven Indianapolis’ very newest, the Common House is in charge i, groad Ripple Garden Club, of a committee headed by Mrs... q.i704 a short three months H. E. Blasingham, Her assistants ago, put on a small flower show are Mesdames Bon Aspy, w aullat their September meeting. Mrs Colwell, and Frving E. Reibel. Mrs. (cro Corbin is president of this Fred Baker is arranging the pro-y, cont cjub, with Mrs. Everett Fram and Ca] rege, Sgn Baum, vice president. Secretary e e La Ale » /is Mrs. Frank A. Symmes Jr., and chirge of a junior exhibit, a new Ie dre, Tran R. H. Pidgeon. venture for the Brendonwood pee John Jacks, horticultural club. a chairman, is already beginning a After club members have in club library for members to conSpasted thet jotut elas in He sult “on their garden problems. a RFROOR: B yt Pann ne x Mrs. Howard P. Hanna is the pen 8 Saw or yin ini “newly appointed conservation on ood ry nis mi . ey . 8: chairman, and Mrs. R..D. Davidear . Geyer wi 081888 son has charge of publicity. Mrs. Ralph McQuiston, vice i president, will be In charge of the Woman Takes Over Job
day's events in the absence of] as club president Mrs, F. A. Hackett EXErcising Race Horses who will be assisting at another] TRENTON, N. J.—Betty Cox, | club's flower show. 25, of Barnsboro, N, J., is one of But it's a deep, dark secret the few exercise girls around the! which one, for rules (sensible race tracks in the United States.|
ones, once you think it over) for- Her work day starts at 4:30 In.
bid publicizing names of judges the morning. before a show, ! Arbutus Garden Club's flower An Ancient Custom show tomorrow is to be at the! WASHINGTON -Many of the Indiana National Bank on 38th Indian women in New Mexico still 8t. Arbutus is also trying outicarry their infants on their backs a junior exhibit, says Mrs, Rob- as was the eustom nf their people
Her assistants include Mesdames bundles often are also carried Fred -Lofquist, William Zalser in similar fashion
Peace Chapel | and no other will
of Harry W. Moore
No longer will Harry W. Moore direct the
other chapels formerly under his
the activities of
management.
By limiting his management to the one—Peace Chapel-—even better service will be offered. le
Greater economies of management will be. reflected in
lower cost funerals to you. .
"Fashion," the new coral pink and gold cluster rose, is the first rose of any kind to win English, French and American fest garden awards. It was in-
troduced by Jackson and Per- “vote the entire day today to their
kins and will be on the market this fall.
» Conservation.
To Be Topic
Fall Creek Meeting Set Tomorrow Garden clubs whose flower shows are over are turning their Two clubs will have on-the-spot demweek with Mrs Robert Andrew of the state conservation department. For Fall Creek's meeting tomorrow she will meet members for a tree identification tour and
also discuss the planting of trees
attention to conservation.
onstrations this
for better conservation practices on out-of-the-city acreage. Hostess for this meeting is Mrs. Paul N. Rowe, New Augusta, On Thursday, Mrs. Andrew is conducting Ber own garden club, Bitie Flower, on an all-day conservation tour in Morgan-Monroe State Forest, There they will study conservation and its opposite, wind and water erosion, in action The third conservation program will. be the Irvington Women's Garden Club meeting on Friday at the Indiana National Bank on East New York St. After a pitch-
in luncheon, Alden Hadley, also
of the conservation department will talk about native birds and ‘show slides,
. | wiil exHibit choice specimens from
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Set for
Oct. 1-2 Cuffel to Show
Specimens The Indianapolis Dahlia Soclety had a hard choice to make this year. They had either to get the date of their own annual show quite late or pass up the opportunity to visit and exhibit at the Chicago, Louisville, and Cincinnati shows. It is the: |Oct. 1 and 2 dates for our Indianapolis show. William Cuffel, 6179 Park Ave,
his some 800 dahlia hills at the Midwest Dahlia Show at Chicago this coming week-end. Others who will attend the Chicago show, in addition to Mr. |and Mrs. Cuffel, are Mr, and Mrs. {Walter Saffel, Beech Grove, and Mrs. Ray Thorn.
Picnic Planned Members of the society will de-
favorite flower. Beginning in the morning with a tour of members’ gardens, they'll picnic later at Holliday Park, view another exhibit of dahlias at Holliday House, and inthe afternoon hear talks on kinds of dahlias and how to raise them |“ Gardens to be visited include those of W. A, Saffell, president of the society; Harry Kennett, Narl Jones, A. R. Underwood, O W. Kennedy, Mrs. Francis Artist, E. M. Demlow, Dr. A. Earl White, and William F. Cuffel. The pfogram at 3 p. m. at Holliday House is ‘open to the public. ‘
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