Youth Flower Show Showcases Talented Young Gardeners
Fifth grader Larry Nobles won the tri color award for iris and calendula at the Junior Garden club flower show for the Parent-Teacher association. Runners up included Page Edgerton and Jeff Ray with many students from Milner Rosenwald academy also earning prizes in plant and bird book categories.
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Larry Nobles
Iris
Parent- Teacher Association
Page Edgerton
Jeff Ray
Barbara Brannon
Jamie Ray Austin
John Heist
Carolyn Cox
Nancy Eichhorn
Donald Alexander
Annette Jones
Judy Nelson
Frederick Gosnell
Michael Ray
Linda Raulerson
Orin Sadler
David Cox
Billy Beasley
Corrin Mahan
Gwyn Godtel
Larry Stewart
Patsy Grantham
John Berteau
Billy Moon
May Stovall
Mary Kay Rehbaum
Joanne Register
Larry Bill Elliot
Joan Bartlett
Elizabeth Conelly
Judy Sadler
Richard Gardner
Ronnie Parker
Walter Herrod
Connie Shannon
Larry Rogers
Pat Wason
Janice Murdock
Debbie Sanders
Jessie Pike
Elizabeth Sikes
Glen Carls
Jewell Barbee
Jeanette Brock
Carlene Edenfield
Betty Sue Wages
Billy Simpson
Roland Lane
Don Weinman
Milner - Rosenwald Academy
Sylvester Randolph
Betty Harris
Annie Sams
Elizabeth Terrell
Patricia Hudson
Jessie Mitchell
Milner-Rosenwald Academy
Betty Jean Harris
Robert Travers
Vegetable Planting Schedule Now Open for Gardeners
The article lists vegetables suitable for planting now including snap beans pole beans lima beans beets carrots sweet corn cucumbers eggplant cantaloupes onions pepper sweet potatoes radish squash tomatoes turnips and watermelons. It emphasizes there is a large variety that can be planted at this time.
Bridal program at Lakes and Hills Garden show
Miss Carolyn Raney and Mrs Al Rehbaum Jr present a musical program over Station WLBE Leesburg at 6 this evening. Mrs John Heist hosts the show at her home on Saturday at 2 p.m to raise funds for the Mount Dora Garden Center. Mrs Bernhard Schroeder leads the event.
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Carolyn Raney
al Rehbaum, Jr
Garden pool design tips for natural and formal styles
An editor's note outlines creating a garden pool with natural or formal backgrounds. It covers choosing design, plant selections like Podocarpus and Boxwood, native species, shade needs, edge planting, hose layout, inner wall slope, depth variation, drainage, overflows, stones, and cautions about alkali in new cement requiring four initial fill-drain cycles.
L. S. Hill Dies At Zellwood Home
Lucious Sam Hill died at his Zellwood residence Thursday at age 70 after nine years of residence there. Last rites were held at Zellwood Baptist Church on Sunday. He left a widow Lizzie Hill four daughters Pearl Squiars Sarah Mustin Clyde Calhoun Little Bry ant two sons Foster Hill and Hill a sister Dora Register and a brother Dan Hill and numerous grandchildren.
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Baptist Church
Zellwood
Lucious Sam Hill
Lizzie Hill
Pearl Squiars
Jacksonville
Sarah Mustin
Ocala
Clyde Calhoun
Nashville
Little Bryant
Foster Hill
Hill
Dora Register
Zellweet & Brother
Dan Hill
Let Us Halt Myths About Red Cross Campaign
The article counters rumors about the American Red Cross nationwide campaigns. It cites This Week Magazine findings, addresses claims on blood sales, executive salaries, cigarette sales to GIs, financial reporting, and surplus funds, and notes audits by the Army and chapter distributions. It emphasizes transparency and governance by volunteer leadership with limited paid staff.
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American Red Cross
United States
Lake County
Red Cross
A Nde
America
Lester ‘David
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
National Tuberculosis Association
United Service Organization
Pacific
Army
The
Harriman
Korea
Bureau of Internal Revenue Regulations
Congress
Department of the Army
Brooklyn
National Organization
Post Exchange
Europe
ARC
Society
George C
Tropical Topics and Meter Pranks Stir Local Echoes
Col E F Merchant rails against parking meters while Mayor Lou L Heaton reveals a shared moment over a coin fed to a meter. A spoof letter mocks Truman and a riverboat tale ends with Handlen helping a needy family leave with dignity.
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Col
E. F
Chubby
Lake Jem
Johnny Russell
George White
Lou L. Heaton
Brave and broke farm woman fuels Mount Dora concert tale
The Eustis farm woman walked away from chicken feed money to attend a Mount Dora concert last week, a story that moved Jim Handlen, the Mount Dora schools music director. He recalls a similar scene from the Major Bowes showboats era on the Ohio River in the 1930s when rain kept patrons away. He pictured a rowboat approach as the crowd dwindled on a damp night.
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Eustis
Mount Dora
Jim Handlen
Handlen
Bowes
Ohio River
Cotton time plantings stretch to June thirtieth
Sealand cotton may be planted any time between now and June 30. County Agent R. E. Bob Norris notes many growers prefer early plantings and some have already begun. Hairy Indigo and other leguminous cover crops used in citrus groves can be planted now until the rainy season starts in June.
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Sealand
R. E
Bob” Norris
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