The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-21
HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY PLANS
GREAT PROGRAM

Tho Dublicity committee OF the Flor-
ida State Horticultural Society. fur
nishes the information given below
regarding the convention of the so
cietv TO he held in this city May 2. to
r Meetings of several allied organi-
cations will be held at the same time,
including the Florida State Florists
Association, the former inspectors Of
the Florida State Florists Associa-
ton. the former inspectors of the
Florida State Plant Board and the
Florida State Nurserymen, and it will
be seen that a comprehensive and in
teresting program has been planned.
The keynote address at the thirty
fifth annual meeting of the Florida
State Horticultural Society, to be
held in Lakeland on MayI2. 3. a. and
5, will be by A. c. Brown. Gainesville.
on protecting Florida's Horticul-
ture." The preliminary program also
includes the following reports and
addresses:
Report Committee on Citrus Fruit
Products-S. S. Walker. Tampa; Es-
telle Bozeman. Tallahassee; Caroline
Moorhead. Tampa.
Report Committee on Grove Ma
chinery-L. H. Kramer, Lake Wales;
s. p. Durrance, Avon Park; Frazier
| Rogers, Gainesville.
Report Committee on Citrus Varie-
ties and Stocks-F. NJ. OByrne.
Gainesville; T. Ralph Robinson. Ter
IA Celia; w e. Evans, Leesburg.
/ Report Committee on Packing and
/ Shipment Citrus Fruits-C. w.
Barnes, Winter Haven; j. L. Della
meter Lake Alfred; ]. W. Andrews,
Tampa.
Report Committee on Citrus Fruit
Ouality-E. S. Williams, Fort Pierce;
George V. Leonard, Hastings; c. c.
Commander, Florence Villa; A. Fl.
Brown, Manatee.
Report Committee on Citrus Tree
Cnnditions-R f. Lenfest, Winter
Park; Lindley Heimberger, Lakeland;
e. F. DeBusk, Tavares; A. NJ. Tilden.
Winter Haven; H. E. Cornell, Winter
Haven; Franklin Miles, Fort Myers.
Address. Control of Florida Red
Scale"-W. w. Yothers, Orlando.
Address. THE Improvement of Cit
rus Varieties Through a Bud Supply
Progeny Orchard"-T. Ralph Robin
son.
Address. "The Citrus Black Fly
Reginald Hart. Gainesville.
Report Committee on Avocadoes
and Sub-Tropical Fruits-H. E. Stew
ems, Fort Myers; Fl. o. Sebring, Sc
bring; John Morley, Lake Alfred; c.
c. Shooter, carlton.
Report Committee on Grapes
Chas. bearing, Willard, N. c.; E. L.
Lord, Gainesville; H. T. Fisher, Eus-
tbs.
FlOrida'-Chas. bearing, willard
n. c.
Report Committee on Yards and
Lawns-W. A. Cook. Oneco; Miss
Sarah Partridge, Tallahassee; VIM.
CONNIE, Barlow.
Report Committee on Ornamentals
A. E. Cline, Altamonte Springs; f.
W. Fletcher, Orlando; w. F. Nehrling,
Leesburg; Mrs. A. B. Whitman, Or
! lando.
Address, asparagus Plumosa as an
Ornamental'-A. E. Cline, Altemonte
Springs.
Address, Soft Bodies Plants for
the Florida Flower Garden"-F. W.
Fletcher, Orlando.
Address. state Identification and
Conservation" A. B. Whitman,
Orlando.
Report, Committee on History and
Neurology.
Report, Committee on Patron Men,
bership.
i Report, Committee on Annual and
Perennial Membership.
7 Nosc
A large number of members of the
Florida State Horticultural Society
being also members of other organi-
cations closely allied with the horti-
cultural industry, arrangements have
been made for holding three other
conventions in Lakeland during the
thirty-fifth annual meeting on May 2,
3. and 5, as follows:
First Annual Meeting, Former In
spectors Florida State Plant Board.
First Annual Meeting, Florida State
Florists Association.
Call Meeting, Florida State Muir
serymen.
The Headquarters of the Florida
State Horticultural Society will be at
Hotel Thelma; for the Florida State
Florists Association, at Elks Hotel
for Former Inspectors, Florida State
Plant Board, at fremont Hotel.
Entertainment for the members will
be an extensive exhibit of flowers and
foliage plants; an exhibit of citrus
fruits; an exhibit Of diseases and
pests by the State Plant Board; and
a motorcade to the Ridge section.
The railroads have granted one and
| -ha1 frfv FRO,
all Florida points, subject to presen-
tation of Identification certificate at
time of purchase of ticket.
The tickets will be sold April 29th
to May 4th, with final limit May 9th.
Identification certificates can be OBJ
tanned from Bayard F. Floyd, secre-
tary, Florida State Horticultural So
ciety, Box 719. Orlando, Florida; and
the saving in railroad fare alone, to
those living any distance rom Lake.