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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1965
Page
16
The passage discusses planting bulbs for color in summer with large and miniature varieties suitable for indoors and patios. It highlights pastel colors, dwarf dahlias, tigridias, and their cup shaped centers, plus planting depth. It praises tuberoses for fragrance and notes ismenes florious, foldantheras, montbrellas for pink orange tones and butterfly-like blooms.
The after frost luncheon in the Lyons Hotel English Room featured hostesses for the Garden Club event. Members received potted violas and ivy, and mint tulip place cards. Mrs Callahan reviewed the year's garden therapy work and the Little Diggers Club. Four guests were welcomed including federation president Mrs Ashby.
Mount Hope announces the engagement of Barbara Ann Henson to Don Cagle. Barbara is a Mount Hope High School 1964 graduate and Florence State College student. Cagle, a 1962 Mount Hope graduate, works in Decatur. The July ceremony is set for Rock Springs Presbyterian Church Mount Hope.
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