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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1951
Page
8
Answers cover poinsettia, cyclamen, pepper plants, and Christmas cherry. Poinsettias need light but not sun, water sparingly, cool storage after blooming, and back to 6 inches before repotting. Cyclamen may bloom weeks longer at 60 degrees with occasional plant food. Christmas cherry should stay at 60 degrees with dry soil and rest at 40 degrees after fruit drops.
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the chapter house 807 West with hostesses Mrs Ervin Prouse and Mrs John Smith presiding and speaker Mrs Carl Von Merz.
An inexpensive home weight loss method claims to reduce ungainly fat and restore slender curves. The plan uses four ounces of liquid carcentrate with grapefruit juice to make a pint, taken two tablespoons twice daily, with a money back guarantee if no results are seen.
Dc W Benjamin horticulturist will address the Beginners' Landscaping Group on Preparing Ground for Roses. The meeting Friday starts at 10 a.m. at Mrs Theodore Keelen's home 3109 Walling Drive with co hosts Mesdames Garrett Wolff and Eidt. Mrs Gerald Stark chairs.
Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae will hold a business meeting and dinner at 6 p.m. Wednesday. The gathering will take place at the sorority house at 2601 University Ave with hostesses Mrs. G. E. Aay, Mrs. T. C. Julian, and Misses Rose McNamee Jean Dalby and Elaine Wiley.
A home tip suggests applying clear nail enamel to the inside of a salt shaker top to prevent rust. After the coating dries, use a needle to unclog any blocked holes.
Florence January wedding unites Miss Nancy Fisher and Corporal Delmar Kay Cope in double nuptials at the Fisher home. Ceremony led by Rev C R Simpson with Ibara Ann Cox singing Always. Bride, a Florence High School graduate, wore a blue suit and white Bible. Best man Joe Lynn Proctor. maid of honor Florine Housewright. reception hosted at the Fisher home. The couple will reside in New Braunfels with out of town guests listed.
Nu Phi Mu junior chapter of Beta Sigma Phi discussed a Valentine dance at a Travis County Courthouse meeting. Guest speaker Mrs. Eunice Hausman spoke on hair styling and skin care as Miss Lois Green became a pledge and Miss Dorothy Salmon gained membership.
Creedmoor Chapter 607 OBS meets Tuesday at 8 p m in Onion Creek Masonic Lodge. Mrs Elvira DePasqual of New Braunfels sare grand matron will make her official visit. Mrs Alton Mullins, worthy matron, announced that visiting members may attend.
Miss Dorothy Lee Willcoxon will present a program on Heart Disease at a West Austin Study Club meeting Friday. The session starts at 3 p m and will be held at the home of Mrs T E Leavell 2307 Sabine.
Mrs. H. G. Stinnett state P-TA president urged Austin P-TA council members to place children first amid world crises. She promoted peace for children and explained state practices while addressing questions from a weekly Question Box. New Year greetings, concert plans, and upcoming recreation classes were announced, with emphasis on transportation, tickets, and volunteer support.
Dewey Bradford described the origin of color and types of artwork at a meeting of the Interior Decoration Group of the Austin Women's Federation. Hostess Mrs. Ernest Armstrong welcomed members including Mesdames LeBlanc, Jon Ulrich, Farmer, Bennett, Bowman, Edith Jose and Albert Caster. The next meeting is set for February 1 at Mrs. R. L. Coffman's home.
Fashion color choices depend on budget age complexion hair and coordinated wardrobe. Use accessories for vibrant hues and favor harmonious monotones with occasional color accents to avoid dated looks.
Dark corners shield books from light and heat. Heat or sunlight harms bindings and covers, so store volumes away from windows and direct exposure to preserve condition.
Four Austin women travel to Corpus Christi for Region Eight of the Association of Junior Leagues meeting at the Nueces Hotel. Delegates from 13 Texas New Mexico and Mexico City leagues join in community service talks with Judge Paul A. Martinez and Miss Robbie Hunt Burton as featured participants. The region supports health welfare education arts and children programs and has raised around $100000 in the past year.
Miss Mary Alexander, on furlough from China, spoke to the Mary Alexander Circle of the University Baptist WMS about Korea and China. She described a "Hate America Week" led by Communists, with Mrs. Frank Swartz presiding and Mrs. W C Blazner giving the prayer. Refreshments were served to eight members.
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