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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1963
Page
9
The Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council cautions mower owners that rotary power lawn mowers can become deadly when misused. Operators and bystanders risk injury from flying blades and debris after striking rocks bones or nails. As spring approaches accident numbers rise and readers are urged to inspect mowing areas carefully.
The article guides arranging flowers in a pitcher with stocks carnations and bells of Ireland and outlines safety tips for lawn mowers. It covers wiring stems, using chicken wire for support, and the council’s recommendations on handling mowers, keeping engines off during adjustments, and supervising children.
Hockley County Council of Garden Clubs installed officers at a Levelland meeting held in the Southwestern Public Service Co Reddy Room. Newly installed are Mines. Harry Williams president Curtis Davlin first vice president J C Deere second vice president W B Brown third vice president Lacy Conatser secretary W A Leigon treasurer and B Woodard reporter. Retiring president Mrs Z O Lincoln completed four years.
The West Texas Gladiolus Society held a regular meeting at Roy Taylor's home on 40th Street Tuesday night. Jim Platz spoke on rose history, showing color slides. Hosts were Harold Sprague, John Reese and Edgar Jarman. Twelve members attended. Next meeting is 7:30 pm June 11.
Begonias rank among the best house plants for ease of growth. They dislike consistently moist soil, so let the topsoil nearly dry before watering the pot thoroughly.
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