The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-03

The thirty-fifth annual meeting of
the Florida State Horticultural SO
citey was called to order by the presi-
dent, H. Harold Hume, of Glen St
Mary, at $3.50 Tuesday evening at
tthe Auditorium.
The stage had been carefully and
artistically decorated by members o!
the Sorosis Club under the direction
of Mrs. Geo. w. Peterkin of the local
committee on arrangements, the use
of the potted plants having been do
mated by the graduating class of the
grammar school.
Mrs. Jos. E. Johnson presided at the
piano.
DR.. j. M. Gross, pastor of the First
Methodist church, delivered the in
vocation
A brief and cordial address of well
come was made by Hon. H. c. Petite
way, mayor of Lakeland, whose elo-
quent remarks were ably responde
to by DR.. j. H. Ross, president of
the Florida Citrus Growers Associa-
tion and a prominent citizen of Win
ter Haven.
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Teoui Gron;jO ,Oe" ,bioh LnG thn daua,onmant Of W
.ho 60 hoe dono CO r,unh 70 doc
troy, and urged the necessity of re-
forestration, asking the members of
the Society to lend their assistance
to the carrying out of constructive
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Yuse and tbe abolition of signs from
fbe roadwavs were suggested NV the
sneaker who next dweIt on the nlant.
ING of the roadwavs both for beauty
and for comfort TO the traveller max.
ing the highways "never to he for.
gotten stretches of beauty"
"To make more beautiful the
state in which we live is at once a
duty and n nrivilege." said Mr.. Hume.
in closing
r T. Hammer. of Tampa. was in
troducad to extend a welcome tn the
Former Jnsnectors of the state plant
Board who are holding their meeting
here coincident with the convention
of the Horticultural Society Mr..
Hammers address was fulI of anpreci
tion for the work of the inspectors.
especially during the war on citrus
canker some wears ago
"You were real heroes and the vic
torv was remarkabIe said Mr.
Hammer who dwell on the fact that
the state as a whole, and the citrus
growers in narticular are under a
lasting debt of gratitude to the in.
spectors."
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