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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1964

Page

9

Early mums demand and festival season in Lubbock

Growers are urged to place early orders for chrysanthemums as supply tightens. The Texas Tech Fall Horticultural Festival on Oct 24-25 will spotlight top varieties like Gold Lode and King’s Ransom, with many new cultivars. Local gardeners are advised to reserve stock through distributors and plan for large blooms such as Harvest Giants and Indian Summer for autumn color.

Atty Frit Una Texas Tech Wiliams Jan Grace Bradshaw Tito Jean Helen Sores Apipers Smith Alert Girl Friday South Plains

Indoor Water Garden Ideas for Easy Home Décor

Simple guide to growing a durable indoor water garden using plants like philodendron Chinese evergreen and pothos. Steps include removing soil, rinsing roots, arranging in containers with shells or pebbles, adding charcoal to keep water clear, and selecting decorative containers for striking effects.

Springtime seedings for petunias and snapdragons begin

Gardeners begin early plantings for petunias and snapdragons as two months may pass to reach transplant size. Timing varies by location with southern areas starting soon and northern regions delaying a couple of weeks. Prepare disease-free soil by aging it in advance for healthy seedlings.

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Early Spring Advice for Fruit Trees and Cyprus UN Talks

Area fruit tree growers seek spring timing and dormant oil spray guidance to curb scale insects mites and aphids while maintaining tree safety and low cost. Cypriot Ambassador Zenon Rooseides met with U Thant for 300 minutes but saw no near Security Council session on Cyprus.

E. Z Thant United Nations UPD Zenon Rosesides Sec

Junior Buds Learn Nosegay Making at Garden Club

Junior Buds Garden Club met Monday afternoon at Municipal Garden Arts Center with sponsors Mrs. Deie Patton and Mrs. Warren Poole. Mrs. L.A. Burdine demonstrated making Valentine nosegays using tissue flowers velvet hearts and white lace. Hostesses were Mrs. Burdtine and Mrs. Milt Kinman. Eighteen members attended.

Junior Buds Garden Club Municipal Garden Arts Center Deie Patton Warren Poole L.A. Burdine Burdtine Milt Kinman

Sew Or Strike Meeting Set By ILGWU Dressmakers

New York based ILGWU dressmakers 80 000 workers in eight states plan a sew or strike meeting Monday in Manhattan. The three year contract expired January and workers have been kept on under a 10 day extension while negotiators seek a settlement.

New York UPI International Ladies' Garment Workers Union Manhattan Cenén ILGWU

Water Boy System Cuts Lawn Work and Water Costs

A new sub surface watering system called Water-Boy promises to halve water bills and reduce lawn maintenance in the Lubbock area. South Plains Water Dog distributor Goodwin says it uses parallel high density polyethylene pipes under pea gravel to deliver blended water and fertilizer directly to roots, with no rusting pipes and an on board injector for nutrients.

Lubbock Goodwin South Plains Lubbock County Lawl

Wide Variety Living Plants Make Lasting Valentine Gift

February gift plants offer a colorful preview of spring with a broad range from exotic to traditional favorites. Florists and garden centers stock orange lemon pineapple plants in red clay pots, azaleas miniature roses kalanchoes African violets and more. Foliage plants such as ivy ferns philodendron and dieffenbachia remain popular Valentine choices.

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Lavender Charm Bonnie Pink Hybrid Tea Rose Description

The article describes Lavender Charm a 3 foot hybrid tea rose with rich dark green foliage and a four counts description of its color fragrance growth and longevity. Bonnie Pink known for its size 4 percent inches bloom with about 35 petals and firm shape remains sturdy in cool weather.

Tavenia Esse Serond Lara Fama Ie Boerner

Gay Gardeners Study Roses at Municipal Garden Arts Center

Gay Gardeners Club met Wednesday morning at Municipal Garden Arts Center. Hostesses were Mrs Charles Baley Mrs Wayne Lybecker and Mrs A L Mangum Jr A program on Roses was presented by Mrs Keith Cecil and Mrs James Hays Officers elected were Mrs George Nelson president Cecil vice president James Riddle secretary and H S Hackfield treasurer The club will meet again at 10 am March 4 for a tour of several members homes followed by luncheon at Hemphill Wells Monterey Center

Municipal Garden Arts Center Charles Baley Wayne Lybecker A. L. Mangum Jr Keith Cecil James Hays Mmes George Nelson Cecil James. Riddle H. 5. Hackfield Fred. West Joe Reynolds 40Th St Don Hart 30Th St Hemphill-Wells Monterey Center

Japanese study at Argonne nine young atomic scientists

Nine Japanese atomic scientists have begun advanced studies at Argonne National Laboratory’s Institute of Nuclear Science. The University of Chicago runs the Institute for the Atomic Energy Commission.

Argonne Ary Gonhie National Laboratory Institute of Nuclear Science University of Chicago Institute For the Atomic Energy Commission

Rose Society Advised On Pruning Timing And Attendance

Members of the Lubbock Rose Society heard that over pruning harms roses and should wait until after April. The program covered garden arts center activities with hostesses and guests presenting slides and reports. The next meeting is scheduled for March 10 at the center.

Lubbock Rose|Society Spade and Hoe Garden Club Municipal Garden Arts W. W. Yocum Garden Arts Center Paul Schwedler J.C Rickman Virgil Spence E. H H. L. Nelson I Projects Committee Earl D. Stephenson Spence Joe Arrington Ed Holcomb A. L Arrington Faublon Zardien Pam

Unanimous Election Highlight in U.S. History

The article notes George Washington as the only U.S. president elected unanimously. It mentions James Monroe in 1820 receiving one dissenting elector to keep Washington the sole unanimously elected president.

George’ Washington U.S Monroe Washinton

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