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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1964
Page
5
A home feature offers advice on cooling strategies from awnings and attic fans to light shades. It recommends open-sided awnings, light colors, louvered screens, and deciduous trees to shade the house while preserving breeze. Also notes disposable gloves, vacuum-packed coffee, and compact cereal packaging trends.
Rev Griffis, former pastor of Foursquare Gospel Church at 1501 Oregon, will be pulpit guest of Rev Chris Von Hollen Sunday at 7 30 PM. Griffis and family have led Rochelle, IL and Indianapolis, IN churches after moving from Muscatine, Miss. Low Griffis has completed one year of college as Mt Vernon Bible student.
Ques tions on iris dig and divide timing are answered by the State Horticultural Society. July and August are ideal for digging and dividing bearded iris clumps that have bloomed for three or four years. Replant vigorous fans, discard old crowed center, and use sharp, dense soil to protect roots. Pattern and mail order details follow amid unrelated notices.
Tips focus on removing diseased or borers from roses, encouraging continuous bloom through moist fertile conditions, and replacing dead evergreens in foundation plantings. Suggests container grown plants with no transplant shock as an ideal solution during a dry open winter season.
The Quad City Music Guild will present The Fantasticks from July 9 to 13. A boy and girl, neighbors, fall in love as their fathers stage a feud across the wall between their yards. The ruse deepens when the fathers hire a third party to abduct someone to ensure romance endures.
Approximately 400 people attended a farewell dinner Wednesday evening for Rev Dale M Bass, retiring from Oakville Kingston. A camp slave was presented to Rev and Mrs Bass by Mrs Mary Helen Gates, who then received a brief speech in return. The Oakville School grounds hosted the event.
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