Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1952 — Page 37

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Leo Matthews, local gladiolus expert and friend of many a nature glad grower, received a special medal of appreciation at the recent meeting of the North American adios Council at Purdue.

George Lausch of New Albany,®president of the council, presénted the medal as Mr. Matthews retired after years service as secretary. It is largely through Mr. Matthews’ efforts that the council grew from 100 members to a present membership of 40 times that many. Dr. Eric Sharvelle of Purdue. speaking at the meeting, urged glad growers to guard against fusarium wilt, chief disease of the favorite flower. The wilt is soil borne. Clean ground and resistant varieties plus the dusting of dry clean bulbs with wettable Spergon and 3 per cent DDT dust are controls.

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Elaborate African Violet Show

To Be Held in Indianapolis in May

ET out your flossiest African violets, There's going to be an African violet show here in May. That much I learned this week at the meeting of the Indianapolis African Violet Club at Mrs. Chellah Shideler’'s in Brendonwood. Exact date and exact place are still in the

But plans are elaborate. So And your violets.

For Mrs. Mary Mutchner, national membership chairman who came over from Richmond to brief the club on how to go about their first show venture, says the biggest difficulty is to get people to bring their violets. They just never think of their own plants as show material.

you violet fans.

pondering stage. hold onto your hats.

Until too late, that is.

“It’s just the way it is in a regular flower ter. show,” she observed. ‘People will come and look over the exhibits you've done your very best with. Then they'll say oh, they've got zinnias bigger than that at home. That's when we feel like—well, maybe I better not say what we feel

like doing to them.”

I wish all you garden column readers (except the violet haters) could have seen Mrs. Shideler’s collection of hundreds in bloom. Especially the dark purple Lacy Girl with frilled edges that looked as if they’d been ruffled out of crepe And the centerpiece of golden daffodils surrounded by flower-filled purple violet plants.

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IF YOU FEEL, too, that Indianapolis could be a much lovlier spot on the map than it was in John Gunther's book where he labelled us a vou'd have enjoved

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Relieve That Monotony

Bookshelves that march on and on, row by row, can he monotonous.

Of course, shelves are decorated by what you put on them, but if many wide shelves hold books and nothing else the effect can be heavy and suffer from a sameness that is bettered by a change.

Break up the shelf lineup, add shelves to shelves. Design little shelves and spot single

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Two Added To Park Staff

Recent appointments at Holliday Park add a naturalist and an assistant superintendent to the park staff. Walter Holt, superintendent of Holliday, announces the .appointment of Dr. Roy Robbins of the Butler University faculty as assistant superintendent. Dr. Robbins will serve on" a part--time basis from mid-April until the end of the university winter

gession. During the summer months he will be at the park full-time.

Sidney R. Esten is to be the park naturalist. Mr. Esten will be at the park full-time during the months of June, July and August,

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Its so many members have moved here from out of stale that they got into a discussion how it may be bettered. Mrs. Ethel Stillings mentioned that in Michigan school children got free trees for planting , The trees were grown in state nurseries, financed by PTA sponsored seed sales. Charles noted that the G. R. city fathers planted maples alang city streets, Mrs. Charles Petzhold said Arbor Day was observed in Cincinnati with free trees and encouragement of planting.

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Some peppy garden club might take over the

this month's

motto of the Mooresville Come-Into-The-Garden Club and bring it to life in Indianapolis with “A dogwood tree on every lawn” Or it could be a redbud. Or both. Can't you see

in Indianapolis,

the picture we'd have?

Blackwood on Bridge—

First Line Player Knows When to Ignore Signal

IRST COMES the player who never pays any attention to his partner's signals. Next comes the player who carefully watches his partner's plays and ALWAYS takes a high-low for a come-on and a deuce for a discouraging card. Then there is the player with hoth imagination and skill, who has the ability to recognize the situation where partner's signal must be ignored. In today's deal, South opened the king of spades and East won with the ace. North plaved the (usually) discouraging deuce—and for a very good reason. He couldn't tell whether his partner was leading from the king-queen or ace-king.

IF THE LEAD happened to be from ace-kKing, then East would hold the queen, If South were encouraged to lay down his ace, East's queen would be set up on which a diamond could be discarded from the hoard. At trick two East led the king of hearts and South won with the ace. His next play was the crucial one. North

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free bid. But which one? If it were the ace of diamonds, the defenders could cash two diamonds and a spade at once, defeating the contract,

But what if North held the’

ace of clubs? In that case, it would be necessary for South to make his king of diamonds

Sigma Delta Tau Card Party Set

Alpha and Eta Chapters, Sigma Delta Tau Sorority, have set Saturday as the date for their annual card party. It will be at 1:30 p. m. in Ayres’ Auditorium. All of the party oy oveeds will go to charitable enterprises. One of the larger gifts will be a

television set to Long Hospital. Mrs, Milton Rardin and Mrs, Ralph Raasch are party cochairmen and Miss Esther Royce ig hostess.

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for a trick. With the-queen of

diamonds in dummy, a diamond lead had to come from the North hand. ” ” » AFTER some thought. South came to.the conclusion that his partner could hardly have made a free bid without five spades to the jack. He recognized North's problem at trick

one and decided to ignore the deuce of spades play. Bravely,

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There was no way for declarer to avoid the loss of a diamond and the ace of clubs and down he went. Proving again that there's an exception to every bid and play in the game. 2%

It's School 20 Day At Children's Museum

Parents, pupils and patrons of School 20 will attend the Children's Museum Family

Hour from 2 to 5 p. m. today in the museum. Members of the school's Parent - Teacher Association will be in charge. Mrs. Alfred Smith, PTA president, will be assisted by Charles E. S8unthimer, principal, and Mesdames Byron Hanes, Bernard Ray, Harry: Kincade, Richard Hawthorne, Joseph Anthony, Leonard Ellis, Ebert Moon, Benjamin Cochran, Omer Shalley, Delbert Sanders, Robert Eashy and Wilbur Smith.

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MRS. JOE RAMEY noted that in Kansas City | parks at the end of the season citizens were encouraged on a set day to take what they wanted of about-to-be-frosted plants to carry over win- | The next spring fresh planting was done | anyway in city flower beds. Don’t misunderstand. These ideas were of- | fered not as criticism but rather in a spirit of “couldn’t we do it here?” And Mrs. Arthur Barton gave our fair city a real pat on the back. When she joined her hus(from around the North Meridian area. red bud in bloom for the first time in my life. And a gorgeous red cardinal hopping on the I'll never forget how beautiful it

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