African Violet Show Results and Plant Winners
The report lists first and second places in categories led by Mrs. Chester Fires, Mrs. Wood, and Mrs. Dick Sweat with herbs and desert plants. It notes top violet varieties including purple double African violets and pink varieties, with honorable mentions for several gardeners. Other miscellaneous entries name winners in plants such as Moses in the Boat, cactus, succulents, and angel wing varieties, plus ladies in the boat and pedalanthum classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Fires
Woodrow Wood
Dick , Sweat
Whisenant
Ray ‘Clubb
Billy
Langford
Coy Vaughan
Bessie Rainer
Slay
Dick Sweat
Herb
Walter Franks
Howard
Coleman
Luther Gribble
Clubb
Pedalanthum
Garden Club winners named for annual spring show
Wellington weather sparked full blooms as the Garden Club announced winners in each category. Florence style rose sections led with Mrs. Chester Fires first in hybrid tea pink, and many members earned firsts, seconds, and thirds across corsages arrangements compositions and perennials with names like Mrs. Coy Vaughan Mrs. J C Whisenant and Mrs. John Howard repeatedly appearing among top prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Garden Club
Coy Vaughan
Chester Fires
J. C. Whisenant
John Howard
W. E. Brewster
Cal Sugg
M. E. Rountree
Art Epps
Dee Coleman
Rose
Dan Howard
Henry Vaughan
Blaze Rose
B. C. Cummings
Fires
Coleus
Marigold
Pink
Cecil Shanks
Brewster
Bluebonnet
Shanks
Larkspur
Whisenant
Standing Cypres
Howard
Betles of
Ireland
Vada Vaughan
Petunia
Coleman
Blue
Phlox
Walter Franks
John Henard
Nicotina
CJC Summer School Planned
Clarendon Junior College announces summer school with June 3 registration at 7 p.m. Courses include typewriting shorthand accounting English American History government Bible art chemistry physics and intermediate algebra. Contact W. W. Pinkerton, director, for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon Junior Colleges
W. W. Pinkerton
Kentuckian story in student magazine honors James Poteet
James Poteet, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Poteet, has a story published in the Beta Journal of the National Beta Club. The piece titled Roy Unwanted was chosen from about 100 entries and appears in the last issue of the school year. Poteet, a Beta Club president and student council member, has written other stories, essays, and poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Poteet
W.A. Poteet
Beta Journal
National Beta Club
Roy Unwanted
Poteet
James
Providence
Mem Ata Club
Kentucky
Judy
Crawford
Wellington Leader May 30 1963 local notes and readership
Reading from the Wellington Leader May 30 1963, Beta Club member James receives a grasshopper via Providence and a congratulatory note. Visiting sisters Inez Anglin, Alton Knox, and Mrs Judd in Glaren don with ill sister Mrs Parrigin. Miss Nelda Sparkman stays with brother George Sparkman. Joline Groves returns home from Baylor as a junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez. Anglin
Hayward
Calif
Alton Knox
Carson City
Nev
John Judd
Glarendon
Mra
Anglin
Knox
A. ©. Parrigin
Wellington
Nelda’ ‘Sparkman
Post Oak 46
Tind Mire
George Sparkman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas D. Stay
Chester
Chester Pires
A. L. Elliott
Ray Clubb
Rena Slay
J. M. Stowell
Jaii Howard
Charles Slay
C. E. Killingsworth
Frank Ford
Earl Epps
J. H. Birchfield
Charles Little
Ed Ward
Gay Clubb
Jenel Sugg
Bottle Gardens
West Texas Utilities Company
Southwest
West Lexus Ulibidies
Ala
Ritz
Danny Kaye
Cara Williams
Telly Savalas
Columbia Pictures
Martha Hyer
Everett Sloan
Kay Stevens
CJC
Hopper
Texas
Misa
Joline
Groves
Baylor University
Waco
C.D. Shamburger Lumber Co
Clarendon, Texas
C.D. Shamburger Langford
Walters
Okla
Builders Hardware
Nelson Auction Service
Arba Canyon Dr
Amarillo, Texas
Amarillo
Dallas
Foster Grant
Gillette
Super Blue Blades
Eastman Film
Sofskin
Beauty
Jimmy Cochran
Bansmoke
HAM Holton
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