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the DADE COUNTY TIMES: THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1942
HOW TO KEEP
CUT FLOWERS
FRESH LONGER
“FLOWER PRESERVATIVES”
By Ruth Kitsner and
Esther Wheeler
(Note: This article is reprinted
from the "Bulletin of the Na¬
tional Council of State Garden
Clubs, Inc., in the interest of
the Dade County Garden Club.)
How to keep flowers fresh aft¬
er they have been gatherd either
in the cool of the evening, or in
the early morning, and brought
into the house to be used for
decorative purposes, is of genuine
concern to the ever increasing
number of gardners who are
competing in Flower Arrange¬
ment classes at Flower Shows.
Scientific methods have long
been known and practiced by the
Japanese, but it is not until re¬
cently that flower lovers in Am¬
erica have become interested in
prolonging the life and beauty
of cut flowers.
All cut flowers should be plac¬
ed in a deep pail filled with cool
water, in a cool room, free from
drafts, for about two hours.
When you are ready to arrange
them, strip the stems of foliage
for at least four inches from the
base.
APPLE BLOSSOMS should be
cut in bud, crush or pound
stems, plunge into deep water,
containing five drops of hydro¬
chloric acid to one gallon of
water.
ASTERS (and all members of
the Aster family.) Soak stems in
water containing one teaspoon
of sugar per quart. This will
make the flower heads stand
up-right.
AZALEAS: Burn the tip of the
stem over gas flame. Soak in wa¬
ter containing one tablespoon of
alcohol per gallon.
CALLA LILIES and LEAVES:
One half cup of vinegar to one
quart of water.
CHRYSANTHEMUMS: Crush
or burn stems. Soak in water
containing eight drops of oil of
peppermint to two quarts of
water.
DAFFODILS: Never place in
deep water. They enjoy arrange¬
ment best in low container.
DAHLIAS: Burn ends, place
in water containing one-half
cup of vinegar per gallon.
DAISIES (Any variety): Place
in water which contains eight
drops of oil of peppermint per
quart.
DELPHINIUM and LARK¬
SPUR: Crush stems and plunge
into water containing one half
tablespoon per quart.
FORGET-ME-NOTS. Plunge
the tips of stems in boiling water
then into cold water.
GARDINIAS. After being cut
from the mother plant, they ab¬
sorb water through the petals
and leaves. For best results simp¬
ly spray with water.
GLADIOLUS. Place in warm
water containing a tablespoon
alcohol per quart.
GRAPE HYACINTHS: See for¬
get-me-nots.
HYACINTHS: Squeeze slip¬
pery substance out of stem, since
it hardens and prevents water
entering it. Plunge immediate¬
ly into cold water.
HYYDRONGEAS: Crush stems
or clean well. Place in water
containing one-half cup vinegar
per gallon.
IRIS: Burn the tip of the
stem, then plunge into cold
water.
LILACS: Fresh water Always
leave the leaves nearest to the
blossoms on the stems, as the
flower obtains its water through
these leaves.
LILY OF THE VALLEY: See
forget-me-nots.
MARIGOLDS: Same as dais¬
ies.
PEONIES: Crush stems four
inches up and place deeply in
cold water, to which nothing
has been added. Cut in bud
where possible.
POINSETTIAS: Bum ends
(tips). Rub burned end in table
salt and plunge into cold water.
POPPTF.S Same as polnset-
tias.
ROSES: Make a clean cut.
Burn tip of stem. Plunge into
cold water to which alum has
been added. One tablespoon
powdered alum to a quart of
water.
SWEET PEAS: Place in water
containing one tablespoon alco¬
hol per quart of water.
TULIPS: Place in cold water
' up to flower heads,
i WATER LILIES: Pump stems
I full of water. Place a drop of
j paraffin in the center of flower
Thousands Throng
Newnan For Arnall
Campaign Opening
, (Continued From Page One)
them to guard even their whis¬
pers lest they fall victims to a
dreaded gubernatorial purge.
Arnall stated clearly and fully
his program to restore a demo-
cratice administration to the
state of Georgia in every de¬
partment, an administration to
which the people of this state
would point with pride.
C. J. Smith, mayor of Newnan,
who welcomed the thousands of
visitors to Newnan and Coweta
County, paid sincere tribute to
the capabilities of Ellis Arnall
in administering the affairs of
the state and particularly in re¬
gard to giving full and complete
cooperation to the National Ad¬
ministration.
Mayor Smith then presented
the Honorable William Y. At¬
kinson, who is well known
throughout Georgia for his 22
years of service as Solicitor
General of the Judicial Circuit,
and who is the distinguished son
of the late Governor Wm. Y.
Atkinson. Judge Atkinson is
probably best remembered as
the founder of the Georgia State
College for Women at Milledge-
ville.
Mr. Atkinson spoke at length
of the political practices that
have been exercised in Georgia
for the past few years and the
“barns&rming” tactics now be¬
ing used by some candidates in
an attempt to divert the atten¬
tion of the voters from the main
issue of the campaign.
Mayor Smith next introduced
Judge Lee B. Wyatt, who for the
past ten years has served the
Judicial Circuit as Judge of the
Superior Court.
Judge Wyatt spoke of his long
association with Ellis Arnall and
reviewed briefly his outstanding
record throughout his entire
career in public office, a record
which, he stated, reflected the
honesty, integrity and ability of
the man who seeks the office of
Governor of Georgia
As Judge Wyatt presented El¬
lis Arnall, a deafening round of
applause from the throng con¬
tinued for several minutes. The
impressive campaign opening
was seen by political observers
as accelerating the Arnall drive
for victory.
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keep it from closing.
WISTERIA: Cut in evening.
stems. Place in water to
has been added one-
cup of alcohol per quart.
General Directions: _ Always
a slanting cut. Soak flowers
if possible. Crush and
stem of all woody shrubs
plants such as rhododen-
etc.
For restoring fresh flowers
have wilted, place in cold
to which has been added
cup of vinegar to a
of water. If the foilage
bee removed from the stems
in the water, it is not
to disturb the ar¬
by changing the
Simply add water to take
place of what has evaporat¬
and spray flowers and foilage
a fine spray daily.
Ethel Abercrombie
It is sweet at the close of a
spent life, even though it be
to turn one’s face toward
setting sun and say, “If it
my time and God’s will, I
ready to go." Such was the
with Ethel Abercrombie,
fell asleep on the evening
June 31, 1942. She was a
of the Rising Fawn
church, and had been a
member. Our hearts go
in loving sympathy to the
of her family. She
to mourn her passing her
and mother; one sister,
brothers and a host of rela¬
and friends.
If Ethel could speak today, I
sure she would say, “Don’t
after me; I am all right.
will watch over me.” She
where there will be no storm
and where tears never
Loved ones, you can’t call
back to earth, but you can
where she is, and I know you
to go.
has left this world
Of sin, no more on earth to
roam;
she has gone to live with
Jesus,
In a much happier home.
had many friends every¬
where she went,
But the Lord knew best when
He said:
days on earth are
through.”
We will pass away some
time;
may be young or old.
Of His coming we are sure,
But the time we are not told.
was an Angel band in
Heaven
That wasn’t quite complete,
Jesus called Ethel to fill |
the vacant seat.
Cheer up, loved ones;
prepared to meet God.
Ethel is in Heaven,
her body is in the sod.
You loved her, yes, you loved
her,
the Angels loved her more,
And they called her low and
softly,
she left for yonder shore.
—Written by a friend,
Mrs. Eldie Grant.
With
Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus H. Street
with a family din¬
Sunday honoring her broth¬
Mr. J. O. Tittle of Louisville,
Covers were laid for Mr. Tittle,
W. H. Tittle, Sr., Mr. and
W H. Weiss and son Jimmy,
Alex Burford and daught¬
Jean, and Mrs. Bell Tittle,
Memphis, Mr. and Mrs. W.H.
Jr., and son Billy, Mr.
Mrs. A1 Pike. Mrs. Thos.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Dade County Board
Of Education Meets,
Award Bus Routes
The Dade County Board of
Education met Tuesday, July 7,
1942, with the following memb¬
ers present:
E. R. Wells, Chairman; P. T.
Ballard, J. Z. Bobo and T. S.
Renfroe.
The returns from the Trustees
elections for the various dis¬
tricts were examine,! and fol¬
lowing Trustees were found to
be elected for three year terms,
and their commissions were or¬
dered issued:
Trustees elected for Trento”
District —
E. A. Ellis, for three years and
Case, three years.
New England District —
Hubert Beckham, three years;
Doyle, three years.
New Salem District —
Drew McKaig, three years; J.
C. Matthews, three years.
Rising Fawn District —
Wiley Dean, three years.
North Dade District —
J. S. Parson, three years; S. J.
three years.
Cole City District —
J. D. Crisp, three years; J. H.
three years.
West Brow District —
H. B. Griffin, three years; E.
Fowler, three years.
The following persons being
the best bidders on
bus routes were awarded
routes for the term of 1942-
1943.
Hooker and North End and to
High, L. B. Cloud, at $165
per month.
Byrds Chapel to Rising Fawn
R. C. Dawkins, at $95.00
per month.
Murphy’s Hollow via Slygo to
School, Lyman Mur¬
at $125.00 per month.
New Salem route to Dade High,
Grady McKaig, at $115.00 per
Rising Fawn Route from Sul¬
Springs to Rising Fawn,
High and Cloverdale, via
Springs to Rising Fawn, to
be let at a later date.
Citation
County.
Mrs. Janie Ford, Guardian of
Cecil Ford, has applied to me
for a discharge from his guard¬
This is, therefore, to notify all
persons concerned to file their
objections, if any they have, on
or before the first Monday in
August, next, else she will be
discharged from his guardian¬
ship as applied for.
J. M. CARROLL,
Ordinary, Dade County, Georgia
Tittle and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Street and son Tommy. .
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