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Evening star., 1950-02-21
MECHANICS SPECIALS

ONE ONLY-Electric refrigerator.
II you can make this one MN, you re
3 genius. But it can be done with
perseverance,. Only $1.95. COLONY.
YOU'VE EARNED your mechanics
title II you can do anything with
this electric washer! A challenge
that will keep you busy all winter
long. Only 81 .95. This Is out Of
place at COLONY, so come and get 1t.
THANK GOODNESS we only have Q
Of these elecric washers! Both have
had long and heavy use, and are
very tired. Maybe you can revive
'em. Only S29 each at COLONY
(were we suckers to take fem ind
LIKE 70 TINKER: Then this will
keep you out Of mischief. FIVE
RADIO CHASSIS for table model
radios II it's possible to 60 wrong
for S1.95 each, this is your big
chance to spend money foolishly!
COLONY, 6119 Georgia.
Is JUNIOR DESTRUCTIVE? Then get
him this old PHILCO console for
only 99c and pick up hammer
from the 5-and-10 on your way
home! He'll have the time Of his
life knocking this wreck to smither-
eens! 99c at COLONY.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY

Formerly, the USO club on North
Washington street was used.
Edwin Barrett, Alexandria
businessman, has been appointed
chairman of the blood program
for the city.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
4 College Students Killed
As Car and Truck Collide
BY the Associated Press

COLUMBUS, Miss, Feb. 21.-
Four Mississippi State College STU
dents were killed when the auto
mobile in which they were riding
and a trailer truck collided near
here last night.
The dead were James Chrest-
man. Columbus, 21-year-old senior
varsity basketball player; Louie
Thelgie, %, Columbus: Robert
Evening star., 1950-02-21
REFRIGERATORS, USED

USED COLDSPOT 8-cu.-ft. refriger.
ator, excellent condition. Double
door, porcelain finish, ice trays
An outstanding value at S29.95
You will be smart to come in early
for this one. COLONY at 6119
Georgia.
REFRIGERATE WITH GAS. Used
ELECTROLUX refrigerator only
S9,95. COLONY.
WESTINGHOUSE 6-cu.-ft. refriger-
ator. used. Bargain at S4.95.
COLONY.
LATE MODEL KELVlNATOR refriger-
ator. Good condition, though used.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
ONLY S69.95. Gu It. COLONY,
6119 Georgia.
ONLY S49.95 for late model SER
VEL refrigerator; good condition. A
highly useable box with years of
service left. Real bargain. COLONY;
parking easy.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
Southern Baptists Study
Bids for Seminary Site
BY the Associoisd Press

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. 21.-
A subcommitte of the Southern
Baptist Convention met in Biz
bingham today to consider invita-
tions from nine cities to build a
new Southeastern Theological
Seminary.
DR.. John Buchanan, Birming-
ham minister, listed the cities as
Greenville, S. c.; Spantanburg
Evening star., 1950-02-21
MEDICAL CARE

SANITARIUM for
people who get manned in holiday
shopping crowds downtown. Special
izing in repairing broken arms and
legs and crushed ribs, Also experts
toes. People should know better.
Do your holiday shopping at COL
ONY. 61l9 Georgia, NV, where
there are no downtown crowds,
parking is easy and PRICES ARE
I0WT=Tt
Evening star., 1950-02-21

Kelly, 20, Walnut Grove, and VOL
ford Fixes, Lake.
State Highway Patrolman E. L.
Billiard said the truck dragged the
car 108 feet and then burst into
flames. The truck driver, M. L.
Watkins, Bragg City, Mo-. escaped
with cuts and bruises.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
LOST AND FOUND

NO REWARD worth while for time
and tempers LOST by people who
think it's smart to go downtown to
do their Washington's Birthday
shopping! It's wiser, easier and
much more comfortable to shop at
COLONY. 6119 Georgia NV. where
parking is easy and folks don't push
their neighbors!
$SSS REWARD for wise people who
come to COLONY, 6119 Georgia, NV.
to do their Washington's Birthday
shopping! Lots of parking space;
courteous service; outstanding mer-
chandise AT THE LOWEST PRICES
ANYWHERE!
Evening star., 1950-02-21
HOME FREEZERS

SACRIFICE for S149.95, marvellous
General Electric 4-cu.-ft. home
freezer. Regular price, S219. 90.
Marked down tomorrow only Com
pletely warranted. Outstanding
value, priced for quick sale,
COLONY, GIG Georgia NV.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
REFRIGERAToRs. SPECIALS

CROSLEY; 7-cu.-ft. SHELVADOR
Qeft-hand door, only S179.95. This
is a fully guaranteed refrigerator,
completely modern. Regular price.
S239.95. Marked down for tomor-
row only. COLONY, 6119 Georgia.
SACRIFICE for S21995 this COM
pletely guaranteed NORGE S-cu.-ft.
refrigerator that Is regularly priced
at S319.95. Frozen food compt.,
glass-enclosed vegetable tray, meat
compt: Great value. COLONY, 61l9
Georgia.
REGuLARLY se34.s5. NOW ONLY
Sl19.95 for this warranted WEST
1NGHOUSE 7-cu.-ft. modern refrig-
orator. ALSO S-cu. 1T. WESTINGHOUSE,
fully warranted for S199.95 (was
S309.95). No phone orders.
COLONY. 61l9 Georgia.
MOVING MERCHANDISE, must make
room. Sacrifice regularly priced
ator A-10 for only S27995. Full
warranty. . humi-drawers, butter
compt., freeze chest, Meatkeeper
COLONY, 6l19 Georgia
Evening star., 1950-02-21
RADlo-PHoko'S, USED

TAKE A CHANCE for So 90. Majestic
radio-phono. comb. Plays. See
COLONY.
1895 BUYS THIS Wilcox-Gay Con-
sole with automatic record changer
A fine machine for somebody's play
room. Ask COLONY, 6119 Georgia
NV
PHMCO RADIO-PHoNo. COMB. with
push buttons and automatic record
changer. Model 40 1909. Outstanding
at only S18.95. Hurry to COLONY.
Hurry
TREMENDOUS BARGAIN! PHILCO
4O/525 Combination radio with 2
bands) and auto. record changer.
Console. Push buttons. Police band.
Only S29.95! COLONY.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
AUTOMATIC WASHING
MACHINES

Automatic Wa her, regularly
priced at S199.95; tomorrow only
$1,000. One of the best made!
COLONY, Clio Georgia NV.
ONLY S1S9.95 FOR A BENDIX,
regularly priced at S269.95. Fully
warranted. Most famous automatic
washer, drastically reduced. COL
ONY, 6119 Georgia.
REGULARLY S279.95, this MAYTAG
,-utomatic washing machine will go
tomorrow for only S1S9.95. You'll
De smart to buy it! COLONY, 6119
Georgia
BENDiX AUTOMATIC WASHER
Sl39.95. Regularly priced at S1S9.95.
this famous machine priced tomorrow
only to save you $50! COLONY, 6119
BENDIX AUTOMATIC WASHER
S139.95. Regularly priced at 81 s995.
this famous machine priced to-
morrow only to save you S50l
COLONY, 6l19 Georgia.
BIG BENDIX AUTOMATIC washing
machine, regularly priced at
S249.95, is specially priced for to-
morrow only at S179.95. Fully
warranted. One of the most out
standing buys in our history! Come
to COLONY, Clio Georgia.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
IN MEMORIAM

who went downtown February 22,
1949, to get bargains in Washington S
Birthday Sale. Got crushed in
mobs. You taught US a lesson. Auntie,
dear! We will do our shopping at
COLONY. where prices are lower
and, there is plenty Of parking space.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
PERSONALS

ANYONE KNOWING whereabouts Of
my husband please notify me i'm
mediately. Last seen on Washington S
Birthday .194s when he went down
town to do his shopping. Got lost in
crowd. He should have known
where parking is easy and prices
1owesti
Evening star., 1950-02-21
WARNING

DON'T GET CRUSHED in the down.
town mob tomorrow! Why risk life
and limb. when COLONY prices are
lower, and COLONY'S choice of fine
merchandise is widerl Shop COLONY
hrst on Washington's Birthday!
Evening star., 1950-02-21
AUTOMATIC WASHERS, USED

S4.95 BUYS an ABC O'MATIC
washer! This may. be a real
sleeper" ready to give you lots Of
good service Take chance!
COLONY, 6119 Georgia.
JACOBS LAUNDERALL Automatic
Washing Machine, only S19.96.
Here Is a fine buy for anybody's
money! One only. COLONY, where
parking is easy.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
VACUUM CLEANER SPECIALS

VACUUM CLEANER SPECIALS
EUREKA, regularly S79.95, only
$3.50. Fully warranted. A 1-day
Sale. Price goes back to regular
Thursday. Hurry COLONY, CLIO
SAVE SEQ ON WESTINGHOUSE
Model 6-F vacuum cleaner. Regular
ly S69,95, Washington Birthday
only S39,95. Warranted. COLONY;
easy parking.
EUREKA TANK VACUUM reduced al
most $50 for tomorrow only. This
model regularly sells for S74.50;
in the great COLONY Sale will 60
for Just $4,000. Tremendous value.
Wonderful machine. COLONY, Clio
ELECTRIc TANK
away bag, reduced from S79.95 to
$54.5O for Washingtons Birthday
only. Fully warranted. This Is up
to-the- minute modern: a great buyl
COLONY, 6119 Georgia.
REGULAR $39.95 HOOVER, fully
warranted. S24.95 tomorrow only.
This is the famous model you hear
so'm much about. See 1t tomorrow at
$40 OFF GE .T4dy" vacuuml Resu-
larly $685.. Reduced to S29.95.
Full warranty. Exceptional value to-
morrow only. COLONY, Clio
APEX TANK VACUUM CLEANER,
S4995 for Washington's Birthday
only. Guaranteed. Regular price,
S69.95. Price goes back Thursday,
COLONY has it!
Evening star., 1950-02-21
RECORD PLAYER, USED

ONLY S19.95 for this magnificiently
toned SYMPHONIC record player.
This is wonderful value for those
who like to enjoy fine records
played at their best. Only Of these.
Come early to get It. COLONY.
R11O
Evening star., 1950-02-21
RECORDERS, NEW

SACRIFICE famous-make portable
recording machine, with radio
phonograph. Was SS9.95. Tomorrow
only S59.95. You save $50.
COLONY, 6119 Georgia.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
Red Cross Blood Center
Changed in Alexandria

Gadsbys Tavern has been
designated as the American Red
Cross blood center for Alexandria.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
DISHWASHER BARGAINS!

ONLY $8996 tomorrow only. for
genuine GENE RAL ELECTRIC
PORTABLE Dishwasher that sells
regularly for S169.95. This tre-
No phone orders. Come in, in per-
son. COLONY, 6119 Georgia
SAVE S1OO! Complete GENERAL
ELECTRIC automatic dishwasher
and sink combination, in white
enamel. Regular price, S349 .95.
Fully warranted. Tomorrow only,
S24995. 500 savings COLONY,
6119 Georgia NV.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
VACUUM CLEANERS

TonorroT" . only. coioSY. Sic
FAMOUS HOOVER MODEL "eo,"
S42.5O. Excellent buy! Beats-as-it-
sweeps -as-it-cleans! A great value.
One only. COLONY, 6119 Georgia.
SPECIAL >, S29.95. See , this at
COLONY, CLIO Georgia.
HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER!
SPECIAL! S2995. See this at
COLONY, 6119 Georgia.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
Pc IT'S

LOTS OF "CATS AND DOGS" In
C0LoNY's Washington's Birthday
that people have, made pets" Of.
but have turned in on new appli-
ances at COLONY. See the works.
Come to COLONY, 6119 Georgia,
where parking is easy
Evening star., 1950-02-21
WASHING MACHINES, USED

WASHING MACHINES, USED
PRACTICALLY NEW, YOUNG 8 h.,
round tub 1949 Wringer Washer, in
porcelain A great buy for only
$39.95. Perfect condition. Ask
COLONY, Clio Georgia.
ONLY S29.95 buys q fine YOUNG
Wringer Washer. See COLONY, 6119
KENMORE Wrinser Washer; good
condition. $12.95. At COLONY,
Clio Georgia.
YOUR CHOICE AT S9.95 EACH. The
following washing machines are in
fine condition, will give years of
good service. Greatly reduced to
$9.95 for Washington's Birthday
only. "a GE Washer with wringer.
% Thor Washer with wringer.
% Universal Club model with
wringer, pump. Come and get yourst
COLONY, 6119 Georgia. Parking
space.
Evening star., 1950-02-21

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Evening star., 1950-02-21

COLONY RADIO, e11s eeoraio
Ave. NV, will open its doors at 900 am.
tomorrow, Wednesday, on the greatest
Br+hdoy Sale in coIony's z5-
year history. Some merchandise new; soms
floor samples, trode-ins and demonstrotors.
Television prices exclusive Of tox and in
SHOP COLONY FIRST!
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-29
SOIL CONSERVATION MEN FLY TO HOMER

Charles Wilson, territorial con- servationist, and Frank Linn, chairman of the Alaska Soil Con- servation board, flew to Homer this week on business. They left here Wednesday for Homer where they attended the first meeting of the soil conservation sub-dis- trict there with plans to return on Thursday.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-29

A new name in the conStruc- ton industry has entered the Alaska building scene. As new source of financing for private builders the Alaska Housing Au- thority has compiled an enviable record during it's first nine months of mortgage operations, officers said this week. We now have outstanding loan commitments totaling $4,500,00O for new resi- dential construction, and over S2,000,000 in commercial loans for purchase of building materials" announced E. Glen Wilder, execu tive director of Alaska Housing Authority. The Authority has now become in this short period the largest mortgage lender in the Territory.
 Larger Program
 The present plans of the Au- thority call for an even larger program next year. Residential builders are rapidly becoming more aware of the facilities of the Act. Many Stateside contracting firms have entered the Alaskan building scene as housing sponsors during the last year. However, in all cases financing on reasonable terms from private lending in- stitutions must be unavailable before the Authority can assist in It's financing.
 Realizing that to interst build CTS in residential construction in Alaska liberalized construction financing would have to be made available, the Congress passed the Alaska Housing Act creating a revolving fund of fifteen million dollars and amending the National Housing Act to permit the Federal Housing Administration to insure loans in Alaska for one-third more than in the States. The Congress also approved the AHA as a mQrtgagee and mortgagor for all purposes under the National Housing Act and provided for ib- eralized underwriting of all loans where the Authority was the mortgagee or mortgagor.
 Broad 1851 Plans
 The Authority has broad plans for this new program for 1851 as inquiries have been made from
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-29
HODGSONS ENTERTAIN
 AT XMAS DINNER PARTY

MT. and Mrs. H. J. Hodgson were hosts at dinner party held at their home Christmas Day with members of Palmer school faculty as guests. Attending the party were Charles Ercegovich, William Elliott, MT. and Mrs. Lee LaCross, and the Misses Nettie Smith, Bar bara Rumball and Betty Kreutz.
 Mrs. Hodgson is secretary in the Palmer school office. MT. Hodg- son is agronomist with the Agri- cultural Research Administration here.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-29
AHA, largest Mortgage Lender in
 Territory, Has Bigger 1o51 Plans

as far north as Kotzebue, and as far south as Saxman. With the international scene growing worse each day, this new program of the Authority takes on added inn portance. While the program is not directly related to the Mili- tary, the benefits to the National Security Program are many, for only by the maximum civilian development of the Territory can the Military complete its vast pro- gram of new defense installations. tions.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05

cd for grain. Pastured oats do not
recover to make worthwhile grain
yields, Haynes claims.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
Forestry Day
Set May 10

Dedication of the Secrest Ar
boretum will be featured at For
estry Day at the Ohio Agricul-
tural Experiment Station, Wooster
on May 10, according to Director
L. L. Rummell.
The nationally known arbor-
etum, the largest of any expert
ment station will be named for
Ohio's first state forester and
former director, DR.. Edmund Sc
crest.
DR.. Howard F. Lowry, president
of the College of Wooster, ind
Horatio Ford, president of the
Ohio Forestry Association will be
the principle speakers of the day
Warner Pomerene, president of
the Stations Board of Control
will proclaim the arborctum and
unveil the rustic sign made from
woods of southern Ohio. Mrs. Sc
crest will be present.
Directors and officers Of it..
Ohio Forestry Association md
others interested in forestry will
meet in the forenoon with ,nc
Stations ADM list alto; to dis
cuss the states &c e:carCh p. pam
IN forestry.
Tours of the arboretum viii be
conducted under the supervision
of DR.. Oliver D. Dillcr, chairman
of the Department of Forestry.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
Clip Bluegrass
In Best" Period

Bluegrass will soon be at its
best But this best period rapid
ly passes-after the heads appear,
says M. A. Bachtell, agronomist
at the Ohio Agricultural Expert
ment Station.
Bluegrass heads out in May, and
often early in the month. Pastures
may be helped by clipping be
fore the month is even half gone
This is a good year to try ii,
Bachtell suggests.
Managing bluegrass pastures TO
extend their most useful period
means clipping the bluegrass soon
after the heads start to appear.
This tends to keep the grass green
as it is in lawns. 1t also tends
to minimize the injurious compet-
ition of bluegrass with white
clover. Bluegrass is likely to over
come the white clover unless it
is clipped and a generous amount
of otash applied. According 10
Bachtell, clipping the grass carly
and letting it lie on the ground
actually increases the feed for
livestock because it keeps the
grass green for a longer period
and helps to retain the common
white clover or Ladino which
many farmers have sarfa into
their permanent bluegrass PAS
lures.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
BY DIVISION OF WjLDuFE

Pasturing or moving will have.
little effect on the final yield Of
wheat if this is done early. This
practice often prevents lodging of
the grain.
Before pasturing, The whcd
should be inspected to make sure
the seed stake are short enough
to escape injury, Haynes cautions.
This inspection is made by split
ing the more vigorous branches
Of the stooling wheat lengthwise
with a sharp knife. So long as
the tip of the solid center stalk
or bud of these branches is less
than one inch above the base of
the STOOL the wheat can be grazod
or moved without serious injury
to grain yield, he comments.
Where meadow crops are sown
IN oats, pasturing the oats helps
set vigorous meadow stands. How
ever, this practice should not be
followed where the oats are need
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
over a period of years.

over a period of years.
For outstanding accomplish
ments in the program, Mrs. Wal
green offers incentive awards to
county, state and national winners.
They are medals, watches and
trips to the National Al Club
Congress for eigLt top-ranking
4-Hers.
Another personal touch which
Mrs. Walgreen gives to this pro-
gram is the Inner party at her
home each fall for the national
champions. She corresponds with
many of them afterwards, and also
receives letters of appreciation
from All parents who enjoy the
outdoor beauty brought to their
homes. Due to knowledge gained
in the program, reports Mrs. Wal
green, number of former Alters
now are engaged in their own
nursery business or in specialized
fields of horticulture.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
Boston Professor
To He ad Seminar

DR.. Paul f. johnson, professor
of Psychology of Religion at Bos-
ton University, will he the dean
of the First Ohio Area Counsel
ing Seminar of the Methodist
Church at Sulphur Lick Springs
Hotel near Chillicothe, May 1-3.
A specialist in the fields Of
pastoral counseling and institution
al chaplaincy DR.. Johnson will
lead so ministers in discussion on
personality problems and the tech
niques of counseling. -.
Bishop Hazen G. Werner, resi-
dent Methodist Bishop of Ohio,
;@ill take q leading part in the
Seminar presenting series OF
case demonstrations of counSeling
problems which regularly face
ministers.
Harold F. kellogg Of First
Methodist Church, Athens and
Thomas W. Taylor of Clarksburg
Methodist Church will represent
the churches of the Chillicothe
District at the seminar.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
Sexton In Draw
Me cts Lord Bile ars
Next Monday

Frank Sexton, the SedaIa
heavyweight grappler and the
naughty Lord Blears, British
champion, have some unfinished
business to settle in the Spring
field Memorial Hall next Monday
night.
Their main event setto ended 4
draw Monday night.
Both had one fall when the
referee counted 20 and neither
wrestler had returned to the ring
after being out to carry on acti-
Vities on the floor of the hall
The British champion surprised
everyone including Sexton by talk
ing the first fall with a kangaroo
kick and top smother after
Frank had gained the upper hand
with the use of holds which have
not been displayed in the Spring
field ring for some time.
Showing none of the wear and
tear of his return trip from
Europe, Sexton returned to use
the giant swing after eight min
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
Friday, May 5, 1860

cluding Pennsylvania Power Com
.pany) had $4,000 electric. Gust
omers on March 81. 1850, located
in 685 communities and rural
areas, of which $50 are in Ohio.
The largest communities in order
of population are Akron. Youngs-
town, Springfield, Warren, Lorain,
Mansfield, Elyria, Marion, Sand
usky, Nassillon, Barberton, Alli-
ance, Salem, Campbell, Ashland,
Struthers, Kent, Ravenna, Girard,
Port Clinton. Crestline, !, Medina,
and London, all in Ohio; and New
Castle, Sharon, Farrell, Grecnville
and Sharpsville in western Penn
sylvania, adjacent to the Ohio line.
Total population served at retail
is 1,728,0OO.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
Raiders Upset
Jeffersonvine
Bl lYN MARTIN

LIS Raiders got even for the
Sd defeat they had suffered at
Jeffersonville earlier in the seas
on by rallying in the fourth inn
ing of close, exciting game to
beat the Jeff team 2-1 Tuesday.
Ronnie Kulp pitched the entire
game for London, the first time
this year Coach keye has play
ed only one pitcher, and made a
record of 6 hits, 2 walks and 5
strike-outs. Knecht pitched for
Jeffersonville giving up only ?
hits, 2 walks, and striking out 10
Raiders.
London is scheduled to go to
Worthington Friday, but If they
draw tournament game for Fri
day drawings late Wednesday, 1T
will be cancelled.
Blue Lions Down Raiders sd
The Washington c. II. Blue
Lions came to London and handed
the Raiders a heartbreaking' 5-4
defeat. This loss makes London S
win-lose record stand at 2 loses
and wins.
The Raider lineup featured a
new pitcher, sophomore Bill Hunt
er regularly playing as catcher,
plus new. catcher, Dick Terry,
a freshman. These boys played
the positions for three innings,
and did a good job; Hunter al
lowing 2 hits, walks and 5
strike-outs in 3, and Terry max
ing error.
Washington'S battery, Alkire
and Blair, was one of the best of
the Raiders have had to face this
season. Pitcher Blair struck out
10 London batters and gave up s
hits in Z innings. Catcher Alkire
didn't look so hot when he made
2 errors, but his teammates made
up for that when they brought in
Robinette in the seventh to win
the ball game.
kulp, Clifton, Keefer and Bop
eley all scored runs for London
and Clifton made the fine record
of 3 hits in trys, but the Raiders
were unable to make a run in the
seventh when it really counted.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
City Woman's S Hobby
Brings New Outdoor
Beauty To Al Homes

More than a hunol ed thousand
All homes will be enhanced with
new outdoor beauty this summer
because city woman took UP
gardening as a hobby 20 years
ago. Interest in growing flowers
and plants began when she moved
to home in the country and saw
the native beauty of so many rural
homes SCARED and neglected. She
longed to do something about il.
She particularly wanted to do It
through the farm boys and girls
SO they, too could experience he
joys of restoring natures handi-
work and add a bit of their own.
The rcsourceful woman Who
has since become a renowned
horticulturist is Mrs. Charles
r. Walgreen of Chicago. She
reached these rural young folks
with the help of the National Com
mittee on Boys and Girls CLUB
Work, Of which she is a member.
The Committee and Extension
Service cooperated and a plan was
worked out. The result was the
National All Home Grounds
Beautification program now being
conducted by the Extension Ser
vice in Ohio and 45 other states
Introduced 13 years ago on a ma
tion-Wide scale, participation has
grown from a few thousand All
Club members TO nearly 10000
annually. Activities range from
planting a small flower bed to a
landScaping program extending
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05

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