Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1949 — Page 30

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A s ion " ii Pe ; $= 24 . m= five Despite Frost Junior Clubs [For the Little Gardener sd Gardens Can Be Attractive Despite & ha i 3 TI OOMITHL | ge N= =-one with & flair for design. knockout gardens, good-looking et ograms this week come Jack Frost or snow. Mrs. The first of the free colored L. G. Mader has developed such movies for & yezr 'round beauty spot in the Mader backyard at 135 BS. Traub Ave. _ A brick patterned tecrace and walk, cement edged, leading down the center of the lawn, sets the main design. On either side of the yard long flower beds are also curb edged and have their long lines further emphasized by ivy, green all winter. In the beside-the-garage rose bed, cement curbs neatly outline the beds and also make soil soaking an easy matter during summer, Stopping Stone Walk A design that com- ao crotch opening is & Indianapolis Ney ros , bines color, pattern and -per- year. boon to mothers of active 530 S. Wells St. and foot. to tour $24 (aks wiiduie fume is the stepping stone walk { : om movies Hh rn youngsters Chicago 7, Yellowstone, rand Tetons, at one side, made of colored Other Meetings Applique bow-wow faces and Glacier parks. pln in the Ee Green] Jove bath 22 knee any No. 5948 Price 20c The Nature Study Club will grow : cute decorations. Be ‘ a tudy earth-filled crevices and thyme, Her flair for design keeps Mrs. L. ©. Mader's garden at 135 S. Traub Ave. good looking Thumb will meet at 1:30 p. m. in Requiring only one and one- start off its November program SOF he, S648 S0reh u pleasant "round. the home of Mrs. Paul Boardman, fourth’ yards of 35-inch ma- NaAMO ceesevssstscss sosvsnnvees with open house at 3p m next scent whenever its oil-filled yoor 861 N. Linwood Ave. William Gil torial for the largest size the Sunday at the cabin in Woollen's ledvey ire stepped ok Gard Gaddi bert of the Flowers-by-Mary Shop overall doubles in warm CEPI AGNT SERRE RIRRINNTS gardens. 2 es ave. thine spent on Wp: en ing—— ’ ris a parma 20m Wi weather as a sunsult. Fe Fir = foliage plan (5 d L k 0 S mmer Ss Etfo v . * Pattern 5948 es tissue Street ccocceccccccsssccsnssscees ancier vOoCa es ee ate Tien. ar eners 00 aver y . a hotner Wetnesaay eg cluded; hot hd bang City cvveriven...I\Woman Vice President at ilies Crunikiny Mage with And P r ofit by Their P ast M istakes Club of Beech Grove, also at 1:30 sorliue. mate a a TRENTON, N. J.—According r flower spikes. Learning from mistakes is practical good gardener’s | ly), no frost “and now we've |p. m. Fall Garden Round-up willl “I, § ny a Shige n as. State .eevviiessecanscasssances to Mrs. Mary G. Roebling, chair. Gray leaved plants, too, she tto: And LSS] Past shists Sr the; En un 73 tot the house full of dahlias,” (be the discussion subject Mss. 0. order, pon. man of the Trenton, N. J. Trust Soutrast-Of these. the | Matte: ad stint this me of ’ laughs Mr. € Crees. Bive, will be Rosteds with Si Si IU Faculty Tea Co, “The time is ripe for the lavender-like stems of | the Jeorge Wear, 805 N. Audubon Road, who raises scads | Incidentally, his rules for el be hustsen with eep ows New faculry members of the Ti-{hation of © potas oot prot he levy 2 | of chrysantherums, sys she noticed a curious thing about hers | storing dais talers Ie lots. Mrs. John an . Ea : danapolis Drlone a ToNoraldeut of tas nied states” on ) he in spring esting. oy 3 . . th conmenting fragrance An | Us year. She slipped some of Ber old mums this apring and set | eSng. Lf YoU Ee Bt 8 A ho Bad Action University wil be introduced at], SPeaking at the district conAn unusual silky Srayegren hun na and She mise up baking J net advises, His own method is to will meet on Wednesday i : a tea in their honor next Sun- a ti of women execuartemisia ia ans of many ul mics snd and Soy $14 :- er "i pack the roots closely together the evening as is necessary for a Nee for Rest Varies day. tives, in Atlantic City, she said, tried out, seeking a | hegithy. PO bt_ this. strictly | In paper-lined baskets or orange Te! With Individual “I firmly believe that the political relative of the sprawly But the older plants haven't a doubt this strictly crates; cover with rock wool. |ciub that fucludes the hen, 1) hel | ndividuals President Herman B Wells has Part at fee and “old woman” | Peting wp Sther Pefannials fos Ron.pelsonaus mistwe a (Be sure it’s the non-absorbent hs ng a Re ian “Bade| HOW MUCH sleep a grown|issued invitations for the event 10i presidential candidate. ar able rom tO | Tagged Maybe that Lie sn | Bioky They sivaye’ pase | Kod. Be AT) A \emPert yng Sermue Thriser, Toe loc Berton. needs depends on (hy in be hed trom 4 0 6 p. FO RR Me plest way to keep mum foliage | up a Juvaered 0 leat in favor of ideal for storage. Christamond house; te. lime, get along on four to five hours St. : : | jority.” i r 0 8 | oi T - oy High Cosmos Pe 1 a night, but most require a fullig ET —— win Hybrid T Toes Tal Te X idl the case of No well-behaved cosmos Speaker Named Sight hours Ln a Hs pe S Hart, 247 8. Delaware Clarence Cooper's tall tomato | should grow over six feet tall | The Biz-Z-B Garden Club will sleep is likely to be irritable and ican Yio ets Be ad praised | "Cot 2108 Hobart St. When | but Mrs. Lillian Hall reports meet at 11:30 a. m. Tuesday in SIeSP is Ned} io be Balls ahd) or toes ie his friend Victor Troutman gave | her neighbor, Mrs. Sylvia [the home of Mrs. Eugene Asher, his memory faulty and his eye-| Article Tells How first hybrids came on the mar. | 7 TR, Fld tomato plant | White, has a house high cosmos |7202 E. 46th St. Mrs. C. 8. Clark He ey ket some years back. But he |G 0 ing, little did he think | in her garden at 1049 W. 26th will speak on culture of poppies. a - Sim Indiana's Lordest Growers says the latest variety, Burpee’s ing to out-Ripley Rip- | St. It's 11 feet and 4 Inches, ‘or growing boys and girls, a g Big Boy, released this year, | he was go h Tt Or nr. Two clubs will have Friday|even when in their teens and Twenty years age we foresaw that of all known socd {ana them all, ley. Seems tha Dalleve it Or FLOWERS will bloom in quan- meetings this week. Broad Rip-|feeling almost grown-up doctors evergreens, the YEW 10 be amusement Jou “Rot only in his own garden | Not featured a 10-foot tity all over town this week, (ple Garden Club will hear Scott|usually advise at least nine or 10 would wg prove or! but tn neighbors’ different soils, | vine, raised in New Orles en, | frost or no frost. For it's Na- |MeCoy on “God and the Evolution|hours of sleep at night. For fhe best for cify landscape work. We bought parLat they produced all summer like But Mr. Troutman's specimen, | . "0 oo Week and local of Flowers.” This is to be a guest|those between 12 and 14 years, an ent plants of all varieties and began growing them. SP iolet Society | Mad. And all those he gave | as grown by Mr. Cooper, tops | oul UR UCL SU meeting In the home of Mrs. Paul|8:30" bedtime is agvisen If ten Today we have thousands of these choice over: ‘current Flower Grower| Plants to agreed their quality this by a foot and a half. stores and banks and hospitals |D. Cave, 104 W. Hampton Drive.|rising hour is 7 a. m. A child from greens in columnar, pyramidal, bushy and globe : a. ALSO CONSIDER the les | get ll ap. Bro t the |Mesdames OE Everett]? Pk > ye Should Seep - forms, in sizes from 15 inches fo 6 feel. We are, co-operative parent EC ae . "4405 Farnsworth fs Mrs. Bernice wn © , IT p. m. «Mie \ k : commonly| TAEN MRS. Viola Rohertsos ps exactly Te es House of Flowers says, too, mat Baum and Earl Burkhart. an hour’s nap in the afternoon. eg. loday, Indiana's largest growers of YEW. hy of Brownstown sends in a open house is the rule at a » » . RAT "ee en. ‘pe! hint that's hardly usable any SraWEEY Shortcake, Whoush florists. Flower lovers are in- | Brookside Garden Club also| «rN SLEEP all actions of the aol Bil You Will Like Them “the center| MOre this year. But since it hey en coming in their barrel | vited to visit to see flower ar- [Will meet on Friday. . > body are slowed down,” a report he KB X8 The YEW has glossy green leaves the year "round. : - will undoubtedly get lost in the gard (And the plants aren't rangements or to stroll through dred Crump of Arbogastd wil from the Illinois State Medical, te { HA If has no diseases. If stands smoke well. If Is no! vu : jumble I call my file I'll just en. fession. at | the greenhouses—By M. S. demonstrate the making of|gociety explains. “Breathing is! i: ow. Valls a ee it on now. (Then you can | eéverbearers by pro : i Christmas decorations and €or-|josq deep, the pulse is less fre- Ay attacked by red spider. If will grow in full sun o1 nother hel Flow it in your own fie before al) a incid taily, is how the sages. The meeting is in the home| quent and the conscious mind is FE shade. If does not fend fo gel foo large. The ved pollen. (It's the next bug season.) — . Foss im How to Ma © [of Mrs, Edward Pogue, 1219 E. quiet, and all muscular systems female of the species has bright red berries in the long staik-ltke ste Justi rel tarted. ‘Back in 1898, a Won Ave. 2 1:30 B.D. AThur|tend to relax. This process acts fall. The YEW Is fine for foundation planfing and "beside am row! SHING THE got - k wer was walking Pil Wooden and Mrs. Louise Kuhl- much like the recharging of a is the best hedge plant known, It Is slow-growing pods. begin to form in only two inthnge gine Bim ompost [1©@ [Wim are assistant hostesses. |battery and serves fo restore i yh - weeks but take from nine DIRT— and noticed one plant producing | goo a0 you make a compost r energy. : long-li ka 1 o aad berries —in Hairdressers Meet |, = sctty. greater strain 1s ite Y § ! 8 2 By MARGUERITE SMITH Both runners pile? That's a question Keeping placed on the body as agwhole. We Invite ou give us some on . part some beginning gardeners awake : Muscles use for fuel a kind of cordially invite nursery the panting of tal fate bul. named 1 Pun American, And [UEhts now that they've got a To Bring 2000 Here Mics ws called glycogen, ess axl prvday yesh i Earl It At Pan Amehcan. An lot of frost-bitten tomato and| More than 2000 beauty shop!which is obtained from food: As it ofies. We have twenty-six different kinds, Ave. © | P. A. became the Pa A OUT |sinnia tops to dispose of. owners, operators and exhibitors|is used, waste products are formed|] fries. and numerous hybrid vari o have wontyA~—Choose a spot that has some ling everbearing varieties. There are just about as many are expected to attend the Indiana which in themselves are chemical all af their very best right now. ; drainage. Bulbs will rot if set National Rose Show “correct” ways of making compost Hairdressers and Cosmetologists|compounds, principally carbon and| i where water collects all winter.! A real event for Indianagolis ji thets are gardeners. They yary Association Meeting popening at 20 lactic acid. : a Visit Our Cash-and-Carry Sales Yard , put them where the| next fall will be the florists’ |a e way from the pile-it-upa. m. y in the el Lincoln. “These waste products are! ; I Re a winds don’t gr Ahan rose show. Tremen- (and let-it-rot school (usually the| Charles Budas of Oak Park, Ill. | carried away slowly in the blood! In ie Io do space for now Sock. io have 2 vallied Goth and carr shatter the blossoms prema-| dous crowds had to be turned long-time bean and tomato guest artist, will give his first and ultimately through the] Sales yard. re many varieties oi evergreens, luding YEW, shrubs turely. Set them as deep asi away from the Washington |fancier) to the exactly-six-inches- platform demonstrations this aft-|breath and the excretions. Muscles|§ and fruil irees, all in sizes you can fake home in your car. We can answer drainage will permit, especlally| department store that spon- |of-this and exactly-five-inches-of- ernoon. Mrs. Jewel Edwards will that are working constantly] mest of your questions about planis. We do nof have amy high-pressure if you want to plant annuals| sored this year's show. And [that school. The latter are usually be master of ceremonies. {oftén produce waste productsi] salesmen. Sh over them, Deep planting (15| Macy's of New York were de- beginners or folks with time on| Mrs. Murt Craig is serving asimore rapidly than they can be ‘ LR to 20 inches) keeps them bloom-| oidedly interested in getting their hands. chairman of the Tuesday night| removed. py ; hate : ing nicely over more years) pext year's show for New | The main point of making com- (Style show and dance climaxing| “In sleep, the slowing down of| X i AGLE CREEK NURSERY (0 without digging and resetting york. But Ayres’ succeeded in |post is to save and let all possible|the three-day convention. the body processes affords op- € . every year. Prepare the soil welll scheduling it for Indianapolis [plant materials rot under as ~~ aoe portunity to catch up on the elimiwith humus and fertilizer, Bone! oct, 31 and Nov. 1st (1950, (favorable conditions as you can 226 Women Lawmakers nation of waste products. The 82nd SI. and Lafayette Road . S, 52) meal is good. The uations] that is). Provide. oyna to use? Anything! WASHINGTON — Women in Bates) Jiyticlogte i - a ) tulip society also recommen . 8 t will decay. state legislatures in the United|s up the issue o nure — but only AFTER the gardeners multiply nim Start out with a foundation|gress, 9. through normal body activity.” N ground When frost threatens. he |0f coarse rubble (cornstalks, She is celebrating her 25th an- — Cuffel, dahlia hobbyist. Saya he cabbage stalks) to absorb drain. niversary as department Send was just sure 0 ing soluble plant foods. Layer

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