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i . : . - ; : Indiana oll FP A Cy T d | ny QI am having all sorts of bad! Oo ay j | . luck with ivy I have potted in! : . Edgewood Gardener. | these little pottery animals and) Ground Can Be 1 age hole? New houseplant fan. When Adolph Fischer, florist at : | . With ' |the Masonic’ Home in Franklin, A—Yes, it's quite likely. It's hard all t the holiday. feast tucked for a beginne. to know just how| 00 snugly undef the. belt, a he'd seen in the garden of a Swiss . ' as ned sce Bg the majority of vines do. Either | de teh : Three of the choice plants he POt your vines in clay pots with pace a.pateh for Sower or : drainage in the bottom, setting Vegetable garden. January

Indiana's: winter. “They were ‘ such. heavenly blue, almost as IP your figurines until you ac If you're fussing with a cold By) large a8 a pansy. We'ré mulch- quire a little more skill with frame this winter, it needs daily BILLA ing them—adding a little extra Seneral plant requirements. It inspection and watering now and store layer every now and then.” comes with practice like every-then. The lid must be adjusted oré coun 1 dor't. know- why it should thing else. © |for cool or warm depending on for two w have taken me some 10 years to the sun, the outdoor temperature, Clerk: discover that an. ice pick is the Send questions on gardening and whether you're wintering perfect Instrument to use on a to Mrs. Smith, The Indianap- Over plants or trying to bring back, tap bird bath full of ice. ol olis Times, Indianapolis 9. {flowers such as pansies to early pressure o Filled up with hot water (after _ _. — - oo. |bloom in it. Even t the chipped ice is spilled out, of (if sue y course), the bath them provides Yiolg fan rare aren I've Decorate Rooms ’ bears of " |a drink for the feathered depend- seen to date.” | Clip a few stalks of pussy wile peen turn : Mrs. Ray Thorn and Mrs. Clayton Adams . .. demonstrate the art of corsage making to students Mrs. Herman Rischof »nd Mrs. Paul Baardman are wn other one 500 By BUY ON orRer Bhs The November :Hemerocallis:low or the easy-to-force forsythia until Tuesda Ih the Indiana Girls School at Clermont. The women are membars of the Green Thumb Garden members of the Green Thumb Garden Club who help with the morning. yore Soctety me re Jans Hoosier to. bring indoors . now. -- They'll of business Club. : 1 teaching program at Clermont. | Some of ours seem to he not on evaluation of new varieties. Plossom out more successfully at night in B _ |quite bright. They wait until the He's Wilmer B. Flory of Logans- this time of year if you nurse ago when

By MARGUERITE SMITH

on v t t th ) s : water begins to freeze around the port. them along i wares A Ctristmas story that hug wd mnie of happy Trip to Florida edges, then take a bath. ~ P Earl Holl of Indianapolis and water, of 8 urse) ft time be followed th It began last fall at the joint flower show of the Green 8 ph Are . food Magee, New African Violet Mrs. Viola Richards of Green- fore you bring them into hot, dry e crib of Thumb and Irvington Women's Garden Clubs. A visitor to the a 8 Hotel, 15 entertam- castle continue -on the nomencla- living room air. © The bosse show was Mrs. Doris Brooks, teacher at the Indiana Girls’ 8chool ng her hiece, Mrs. Guy H. Cottle There's a new and noteworthy ture committee for 1950, Mr. Holl, Either one can be left in water and like th and.Mrs. Cottle’s daughter, Sally, African violet variety, according is also taking quer the duties of ih ‘a sunny window after flowers brate the da

Clermont. She was thé guest of a Green Thumb member, Mrs. at Cl bg ¥ 8 Decatur, Ill. Tomorrow they will to Flower Grower magazine. It's registering new types of day- (or pussies) have finished, to root

C. J. Bherman. ave co ’ Impressed by the beauty of teaching different classes the leave for.a motor trip to Miami, Lady Geneva, blue flowers edged lilies for growers all over the and make another shrub, all for feast. the flowers Mrs. Brooks re- how-to of corsage making. Fla. = with white, described by a non- country. (By M. 8.) - free, for your yard, come spring. the bo cos. a ; — sses 0

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marked it would be wonderful if some gardener would give his Go to Chapel personal time to teaching the girls in her classes on family

80 today when the girls went to chapel they were able to pin living. how to mike a small on a bit of self-confidence to flower garden, help them meet their world, . And with it they pinned on the Mr. Sherman talked the SUB- ,,4.4 knowledge that they did

gestion over with Mrs. |Ray . . : y their own effort, aided by Thorn, another Green Thumb “Ge a0 on who were willing

member. Result—the planting au this fall of a garden of spring lo give them time and friendbulbs on the campus near ihe As for the club members who pe’, , have worked with the girls one ake Corsages says, “This is an experience I Ma e 9 - wouldn't have missed for any‘This venture met with su. thing" Another says it haa great response from the girls helped her through a period of that it led to continuing the great grief after a death in her

- family. garden project. The girls, it de- "5 10 girls, they always “Joe, you’ veloped, would definitely like 10° w,nt to know, “When are you 0 0 . me a little jearn how to make Christmas coming back?" (At the moment, k can get ano to get anc

corsages. They specially the school could use a volunwanted to learn how to fix teer or two for teaching various up their cottages with Christ- handicrafts.)

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mas greenery. The classes in family living, , The den club voted the started by Mrs. Mary Margaret b X : ey Not too much Sumner, school superintendent, : — ! Never was needed since they could IPF usigned » jench Just iar. A student at the school pins her finished corsage on Mrs. the young r gather evergreens from the re. Brooks, who teaches the pn .; g,ooks teacher of classes on family livin ing. So we g campus. But artificial berries, - Courses, describes them as in- - . y 9 “And a gay red ribbon, and corsage cluding as many of the prob- range from menu planning to tions it's always possible to | us right out pins lterally don’t grow on lems of successful home and the choosing of a mate. And slant the classes directly to | . boys, Joe, V bushes. And most of the girls family, life as possible. They the girls have so many ques- their needs. ; ! h other. wanted to make a corsage not “TT — ——— | > ’ only for themselves but for |Garden-Clubs— ’ ¥" to the same their mothers. Some wanted to | es Syne to ea make s tind oe 0 ge ov Nr re Study Club Plans Recept firg. ake a third one bo 68 SN ature Study Club Flans Keception : | -—, has been in selecting meuhers A single meeting—the always- Thalia Garden Club is all set C. Eberhart made up the nomi- have to go who may go out to teach. la.tiye Nature Study Club's— for 1950 with re-elected officers. nating. committee. i | You never ¥ Many want to, but only & feW nape up the Christmas week They are Mrs. D. E. Willsey, pres-| | “Now, ab can be useful at ope time. club calendar. |ident; Mrs. E. H. Folkening, vice] Golden Glow Garden Club is some of the In early December Mrs. Paul Next Sunday the group will cel- president; Mrs. Charles Fisher, contributing to the Audubon So-| and Mrs. Thorn |ebrate New Year's Day by hav- secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Irwin, clety’s fund for free wildlife mov-| ransom. Wh took sample corsages out so |ing the annual reception for offi-|treasurer, and Mrs. N. N. Glue- ies for grade and high school pu-| ing taxes, I the girls might choose the type [cers at the DAR Chapter House, senkamp, historian. |pils. Mrs. Oliver Mills is presi- : each preferred to make. Then [824 N. Pennsylvania St. | Mrs. Robert Riney and Mrs. R.'dent. ‘ Down with Mrs. Clayton Adams, club | — | président, and Mrs. Herman pubis will I D t a da Bischof they spen en y have to end . > ‘4 Christm Ti S on Care of an uptur P * {began in Ja late Septer Of Yule Plants picking up . . i dering Chris Keep Poinsettia Warm, The Frida * | held great Begonia, Azalea Coo were filled. Popular plants from the flor- year might, ist for Christmas this year will furday”. in t include “poinsettias, as always, of last year, plus begonias, azaleas, cyclamen But the s and kalanéhoe, says Willlam Gil the lush, do! bert of Flowers by Mary. Here 1948. No bar i their care } But some até his tips on . . stores had } If it's a poinsettia that the . There wa: deltyery wagon brings. be rn May your heart be full of the son. For go to. kee away fro ) . nda, doorways or stairs. flower of joy and the faces Yeather If | Then its leaves will hang on ; about you be wreathed with | that Christ. longer. Setting back the thermo. ismiles: This is the day when They get bu

stat at night is not popular with poinsettias. Daily watering and plenty of light will help preserve its flery blossoms.

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to be sure roots really get a drink. d . | But the 7p "Begonias also are hardy enough changing ha so that with adequate water and about. It n light they’ll blossom on until long Truly, It's a that the st after the holidays. For begonia M through fou watering, feel the sofl surface. If it's dry, water the plant. If nat, erry, Merry - heavy buyin skip a “day. Don't drown these / : ' ! icked over fat stemmed charmers. “1 Christmas! there may n . . J And with Likes Cool Air WO ! and fiue go The cyclamen, delicate and } . . Is some rea pretty, is likely to go into a huff if you don’t keep it both cool and [| ch out of drafts. It needs light, too, ' 4000 A but not direct sun. ‘ had lost $1! In fact, Mr. Gilbert doesn't i» 49 : —Added | think much of direct sunshine on 9 » casting reve flowers indoors. The heat of . Our exp household air plus heat from the i to one sta sun ‘may send temperatures ! 1 went on the arotind these window pets right : | face lost up around 100 before you know 1 id i ent on the (hop. non 8 Jot more To enjoy your Holiday Flowers to the utmost . , , ; a loser. 1 ’ . ¥ water, 5 see the feature on “Flowers” in today's ' : >. } The rea: Moby pink to deep coral kalan- { \ 4 . ’ | enough peop choe, another popular Christmas ~ . . j And withouf item, is good for a long, long time [HELO Magazine Section. j “ ’ at : { * the adverts if you treat it right. For it's at. oh wd ’ j ol i te K . tractive even when the flowers |. » : e market. are done. Good light and net so ! STORE WILL BE CLOSED TOMORROW DECEMBER 26T venture for much watt on suit this fat- : ! ' H Jr. but he « eaved plant best. : This advertisement sponsored by members of | . . y pein \ 3 “ : Legal Christmas Holiday B Waqshe | 3 MORRISONS : Cie Flint of a Che. ° % [ | ! . If you w , | ‘ ¢ ’ Oo 3 : . % : 1 + shoulder yo WN ; Sa'ty ug 4 en As Usual Tuesday Thru :30° | Indigndts Foremost Apporel Shop : in the interest of making every occasion MORE beautiful with FLOWERS er P . y Saturday, 9:30 to 5.00 ! at hi # 4 # : ‘ : . i . | 20 W. Washington ‘St. : ; ugha get i ; LE pm ope le 0 television p Ci comps posi op ve Ne em sro soit aa a oH : a “ Y : | ’ ¢ 7 ym heavier lo ry Sve ” a Dp But being a

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