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HELP MEN

CABINET MAKER, experienced
mechanic for permanent position
with progressive manufacturing
concern; top wages, employee
dement's. Call \ 20 8, VII. 2-47O0.
HILTON CHARLES CORPORA
TON.
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rEIErKEE SALE OF RESTAU-
aANT and BAR FIXTURES and
EGUIPa1ENT. Ar CONDITIONER
ETC. CONTAINED IN PREMISES
NC. I7-I7 CONNECTICUT AVE.
wv. ALSO LEASEHOLD INTER-
EST PERTAINING THERETO.
h virtue Of q ChatteI Deed of
Trust recorded in Liber 1902
E1iiu All &c sea. Land Records,
? c. and at the request Of the
1ar-y secured thereby. the under
SiE1et trustees will sell BY PUB
Liz AUCTION ut the above men
toned premises on FRIDAY. Jul Y
-. 1859 AT TEN O'CLOCK AM.
Il booths. chairs. tables. counter
y back bar. Eoid Draft beer dis
1rnser sinks. freezer. refriEera-
r1rS. comparisons, National 1914
t5-DIC cash register. mirrors,
oar stools, Q. 8. Siieer. grinder.
Champion dishvaSher. roll warmer,
EGllar1r. fans, toaSter. grill.
1r1iler. gas ranges. steam and
1Hkers tahles, potato peeler. fans
grease trapS. siEns. televtsion.
urenEils. china. glass. silverware,
adding machine. typewriter. etc
murs particularly described In
sa1u trust also lenSehcid interest
Terms Cash
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PERSONAL

AND GUITAR LES
SONS - Special S-wk. summer
trial course includes private les
SONS .ond loan Of instrument. Also
popular piano course Studios in
D. c. and Silver Spring. MERVIN
CONN. JU S-4596.
GOLD COINS bought BY collector:
o. 8 ard World. Mr.. P, D.
WASH IN 6. b. c. !Vi Di. PSF a-s556 sioE"
CANDY CLASSES start Sept. 10
and II (whitel. day and eve OF.
1904. JAY BEE CANDY SCHOOL.
JOIN OUR DANCE CLUB learn to
dance in warm congenial at
mosphere. Pay as you 90. no con-
tract. 81 per hour lesson. free
wkly social Call Ho, "-2277
MEET NEW FRIENDS in local
social club for unmarried
JUNE ocToBER-CLUB CicensedD
p o. Box 303 Arlington 10, Va.
NURSE will give kind and loving
care to elderly or semi-invalid
persons; excel. food; special atten.
to diet, porches and garden. AID.
2-793a
PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS and
divorce evidence. ALL-STATE IN
VESTIGATORS. WO, 6-027a.
TO MY FIANCE, relatives and
friends. the wedding reception
cards in your possession which
read, reception Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony Old Europe
Restaurant, 2434 Wisconsin ave.
NV. are hereby clarified to read
reception Immediately following
the ceremony Concord Club Room,
above the Old Europe Restaurant.
9434 Wisconsin ave NV.
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ADAM A. WRSCHLER q SON
AucfieneerN-Appraisera


- virtue Of q written contract
If nie1Ee dated the 2.,nd day Of
September. 1888, between Victor
= CrzlnKer and lanai. Incorpo-
rzce1. said Victor J. Orx1nger.
ne party SECURED thereby. will
dffer for sale a. public auction
ar WeschleF's. 905 Street
NV. washington. D. C. On FRI
LAY. TIE r1th DAY OF July,
1863, Ar TWO O'CLOCK PM.
EST. ne f0ilowtng described
snare Of CAPITAL Stock Of lanai
SfuupinE Centsr. Incorporated. 70
Sf1cK Of lanai ShOpping Center,
Incorporated.
Terms af Sale. Said shares will
be suid for cash. payable ~ he
EmE Of purchase. payment shall
~ made. in full. IN currency
dr ~ certified cheek. The party
with respect 70 the financial
cunuftsun of lanai Shopping
Center Incorporated. The party
secured IL owed the sum Of
S4S--.ilfH 30 as Of the 18th day
Of June. 1853, on ten negC-
CaniE nromISSory notes dated
me LIr1 day Of September. 1856,
sacif in the sum Of $50. 900. with
interest az SIX per cent per an
mum, which 1otex are secured ~
Eunur1iuared deed Of trust
against real property situate in
me City Of Norfolk. Virginia. The
e1nrrzcr Of pledge. under and BY
V1riue Of which the go shares
at Czu1tzI Stock Of lanai Shop
PING Center. Incorporated. are to
1e Suld pursuant % this notice.
Was made and the pledge given
as additional security for pay
mEnt Of the Aforementioned
uutes. which said notes are in
default After eurtal Of princi-
ual And payment of interest On
r1E 18th DAY Of January. 1859.
tdErs Is Still owing 70 Pledge on
saiu mites. for principal. inter
ct and attorneys fees the sum Of
S4S- 3tiu.5 a. Of the 18Th day
az nIus. 1883 with interest ac-
crlinE &C the rate Of SsS.71 per
dzT
JOSEPH G. DOCLEY.
Attorney for Party Secured
IRE E1urs sale Is postponed until
Mnnday. July -. 1859. at the
same fuur and place. By Order
df Attorney for Party Secured
1yIS.an.91 So: a., 81, 94.25
adam A. WRSCHLER Q SON
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EIBCTRICANS ant sEus-Is1l--f
neluerE 1u- nFw Eu-E A1u~
NE-- EEC-E7C CO aS-e - 4
81 Bre1-TDpL NJ Va -~l'f-
ENGNTH - P-u8-
rent pos1-lu- VIII lnCL si----1-l-
rur--Rr-u- Pz-E- en- En--r
hsEEv cnmme-ClB- P-eE IT CErs-
i necessary Rsplv II SuE $50
sur
OPERATOR VII surE-
errt O. Sec-ezE-lE EEI--lrnE-C
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APPLIANCE
SERVICEMAN

washer. drier. dish
washer, disposal, D. c. drivers
permit necessary. Permanent po-
sition, paid vacation and group
insurance provided.
GENERAL ELECTRONICS
1913 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-S300
REPAIRMAN, expe-
rienced on all Hotpoint household
appliances. Apply 705 Edgowood
st. ne.
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HELP MEN
ACCT.-CONTROLLER

Hospital, Florida top salary
Auditor. hosps., East Coast Top
Acct, ofe. mgr, Alex. $500 up
Acct, CPA firm, Chicago, $4,000 up
Controller. multi-corp.; Arl. $4,000
Acct. ST, CPA Arm. Ito $4,000
Bkkpr., constr, Arl. $1,000
Bkkpr., constr. Coll. PIX, to sos
Bkkpr., yng., retail. Alex, to $4,000
Bkkprs. (2) contractors, 200
Bkkpr.. constr; NV. 5000
to $500
Acct, asst. ofe. mgr, ne sos
Bkkpr., mfg. CO., Alex. to $50
Bkkpr.. large restaurant. $40 plus
Asst. bkkprs. t2D, n.e.-Alex., $75
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AueIIoM SALES
,ccNIlNuEDl
c. G. SLOAN q CO.
AUCTIONEERS

ScrrcK or PUBLIC AUCTION
az lnredeemed articles as pro-
vtdnd ~ public law gS3. The
unurrSiEned will sell at public
uuutfun n the premises Of c. q
SLOAN q CO. us 18th ST. nv.
TilS 80. l0,ju an. All unredeem-
"a niedErs IN 10 No. -. 49,. LIV-
NGErCN AND Co. l423 Il St.
fvFSrAI-.rSsu.sr
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-IraH Sea-
~. z u CARSON WrH E-ssi-
KiHIr I1EN Il SUMTER. In
lAEBEKrI <Hc-Hz-y
Wlk 1NEl .ss33 IN
IRHAW a WEHIHuHE 4 RlM
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

PE-f-riu,e 1lS--ur1u- n sismH-1H-S
ecunuulCS 1u- 80 q rt-=s u'u---
TnEs q week Peas -u-1lsr -=suTT's
a. erurEun- ElC EEus-Isucs E.SuE
r. 80
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Attorney for Party Secured
Tfe E1urs sale Is postponed until
Mnnday. July -. 1859. at the
same huur and place By Order
az Attorney for Party Secured
IyTS3n.9l1 . ~ y 334.95.
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BEN RIMS.

SOL J. PCKRAss.
vts.-.I..,l Trustees.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER a SON,
Aaett0neerE
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09

Clarence Pollock called his
parents Thursday night from
Orlando, Fla, where he lives
with his family. They were
alright from effects of the
tornado that went through
Orlando at 7::30 that morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fen
wick entertained the Fenwick
families Saturday, March %
with a farewell party for Nam
cy Fenwick who has gone to
Washington, DC, for train
ing for foreign service. Nam
cy is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Fenwick of
Cleveland Hts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gros-
venar entertained relatives
from Chester on Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. ana Mrs. hubert Starr
with Mrs. Kenneth Starr of
Grand River, Ohio, went to
Fort Dix, New Jersey, o n
March "a through March %
to visit Kenneth Starr. Fl e
left April 2 for the Canal
zone.
Janet FenWick with twenty
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09

five girls from Bowling :
Green University spent Sat
urday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r obert Fenwick,
and attended the Festival.
Margaret Patton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Patton
of Indianapolis Indiana, cal
led on Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Starr and Mr.. Elwin Starr
Saturday enroute to Catskill
New York, where she is
teaching school.
Women's Spring Meeting
of the Plymouth Rock Asso-
citation will be held at Ches-
terland Community Church
on April 17th. Those who wish
to go, please contact Mrs.
Donald Vaccarello for reser-
vations and transportation.
The Women's Fellowship
met for a Tea Wednesday
afternoon, April l. Mrs. Ber-
tha Pollock, Mrs. Ella Bow
er, Mrs. Anna May Pollock
were the hostesses. Mrs. Al
ma Grafton and Mrs. Os-
borne Grove were in charge
of the program.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09
NEWS from MUNSON

trading between the traders
and Canadian Indians.
Den 5 had a skit> entitled
"A Mountie Always Gets His
Man" They also had an ex-
tensive display of Canadian
literature.
Mr.. William Lytle showed
an interesting movie on Can
adian wildlife to the boys.
The awards presented to
Cub Scouts this month were.
Donald Brandes, w O fe
badge, Gold and Silver Arr
ows.
Kenneth Fenshaw, Wolf.
badge
Mark Kelly, Wolfe Badge.
Congratulations Boys!
A bake exchange was held
that evening in an effort to
replenish the Cub Scout Tre-
asury. A big Thank You to
all Mons and Dads for MAX
ing the sale a success.
School Addition
The footers are in and the
walls are going up on the new
addition to our Bass L a k e
School. The drive to the back
of the building is closed off
now and the base driveway
to the north of the school is
in and ready for use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Ar
tell, announce the marriage
of their daughter Dianne Kay
to Edward G.. Lyons Of Lynd-
hurst, January II in Detroit
Michigan. Attending t h e m
were Dianne's cousin and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Susalla of Detroit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyons are now residing
in East Cleveland.
=
Mr.. j. A. Graves was ad-
mitted to Corey Clinic In
Claridon on Friday April 8.
Mr.. Graves suffered a stroke
and is critically i'll,
Kindergarten in Munson
will have a County Grade lev
Ell teachers meeting on Fri
day, April 10. No school that
day for classes in the kinder
garten. Nor will there be any
school for the kindergarten
n April %, a Thursay. 1t will
be registration day for next
years kindergarten, from 8
am. to 2::30 pm. Bring birth
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09

Newlyweds Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Burning of Chardon
are living In the Reiter Farm
Home.
We are hoping for a speedy
recovery of Lynn Reiter who
underwent an appendectomy
Saturday night. He is a t
Corey Hospital in Claridon.
Mrs. A. d. Miller, who has
been III the past two weeks
at Corey hospital is m u c h
improved and expects to re-
turn home the first of I h e
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Miller
and daughters Ella Mae and
Donna Jean and Son Ralph
of Boston, Ohio visited Mr..
and Mrs. James Ruch Sum
day.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Blinn on the
birth of a Z h., Il ounce girl
(Rebecca Elizabethl born
last wee kat University hos
pital in Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09
CHS Wins
Golf Contest

Chardon high school defea-
ted Wickliffe 174 200 in a
pre- season golf warm up
on Spril / at Chardon Lakes
Golf Course. Dennis Rapas-
zky boasted the low score
with a two over par SO that
included a birdie on the last
hole. He was followed b Y
Luddie Dulka DIN Dave Price,
who both shot as. Dave Rap
aszky and Chuck Budenz fin
ished up the scoring with a
AZ apiece.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09
CLARDON
BY MRS. HOWARD ENSIGN
Phone E. CIaridOn 6-6217

The Golden Rule Fellow
ship will meet with supper
and social evening at home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Starr
Saturday, April II.
Grange will meet with reg
ular pot luck supper and
meeting at town hall on Tues
day, April IA. Claridon Gran
ge will present the S e C o n d
degree at South Russell on
April "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hess
and younger sons returned
last week from a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hess in Melbourne, Fla.
They found Mr.. and Mrs.
Hess well.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09
Coin Club to Have
Exhibit in Chardon

Two exhibits, sponsored by
the Tri County Coin Club,
will be on display next week
at the Chardon Savings Bank
Co. and Fl & III Office Supp
lies, 1t was announced today
by Claude L. Shreiner, club
president.
The exhibits are in obser-
vance of National Coin Week,
April IL to Is, and will in
clude uncirculated and proof
sets.
The coin club meets next
Thursday at 8 pm. in t h e
Pilgrim Christian Church.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09
BY BETTE SCHEELE
Phone Avenue 6-I238

MUNSON - Monday, April
8 at 8 pm, at Bass Lake
school the Munson Chardon
PTA will hold their monthly
meeting. Guest for the even
ing will be 1t. Dale Hoff of
the Lyndhurst Fire Dept. who
will speak on Fire Hazards
in the home". 1t. Hogg APP
peared at the Mems Club
meeting here in Munson in
February and was so well
received, that this will give
many the opportunity to hear
him. who may have missed
him when he was here last
time or to come again. For,
keeping our homes safe from
fire and it's obstruction S
everyones aim. This will be
an open meeting, so bring
your friends and neighbors
The nominating committee
will present their slate o
officers for the coming year
and election will follow a
this meeting. Installation will
take place at the annual meet
ing in May. Coffee hour will
follow the program.
Country Sale
Everyone is ,teminded o
the rummage and plant sale
sponsored by Munson Char
don PTA to be held on Sat.
May % and to save all use
able clothing and rummage
for this sale. Pickups will be-
gin the first part of May or
rummIage items may be left
at the home of Mrs. James
Nozar, Bass Lake Road, a.
cross from the school. A list
of ANIMALS and vegetable
plants will go out within the
next week SO you may order
in advance of the sale. Those
sewing or making items for
the country store may con-
tact Mrs. Gloria Fina or Mrs.
Glenna Zimmerman for any
information. Many items are
being made by PTA men,
bers and the outlook for the
sale looks most promising.
Further information may
be found in this column from
time to time about the sale
and it's progress.
The bake sale held on Sat-
urday and Sunday for t h e
benefit of the Munson Volun-
teer Fire dept. was a huge
success, realizing a profit of
over SITS. Mrs. Martha Dun
can, chairman of the bake
sale, would like to thank each
and every one who contrib
uted both baked goods, mon
ey and time to make t h i S
such a rousing success. The
Munson Vol. fire dept. bake
sales are getting to be a well
known and liked event and
many people from Cleveland
and its suburbs come every
time to purchase baked goods
from those good "MunSon :
Bakers.
Fire Phones
Fire phones in the Kellogg
system have been installed
in the homes of Chas. Pout-
asse on Fowlers Mills Road
and John OfBoyle, Route A.
This makes 10 phones in the
Kellogg system in Munson
Township.
A field fire on Rosetta Dr.,
on Wednesday, April /, left
about three acres of charred
grass and trees. Munson Vol.
fire dept. answered the call
shortly after ] pm.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Titge.
mier Jr. spent Easter spring
vacation week at Ft. Pierce
Florida.
Munson Cub Scouts
The Cub Scouts had their
monthly Pack Night las
Thursday evening, April 2
and a wonderful turnout Of
parents were there to see
what the boys had prepared
on Canada, the Theme fol
the month.
Den 2 put on a skit revol.
wing around an Information
Both with maps, pictures and
folders.
Den 3's skit took place al
q Trading Post with Give
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09
BY MRS. JAMES RUCH
Phone Avenue 5-4222

AhVh@ A&h 1-TfSSfN
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Car
roll entertained the official
church board Monday even
ing.
Wednesday evening at 7::30
Choir practice also the Mems
Group Bible study at tn e
church at 7:.30 pm.
Remember tn e Su nday
School attendance cont est
starts Sunday so be on time
and with your Bible it will
mean extra points for your
side.
The Young Married People
Sunday School Glass party is
Saturday eve at the home of
Mrs. Elsten, 224 ". Hamb-
den Street, Chardon.
April IA at 7:30 the Deac-
onesses will meet at t h e
home of Mrs. Bob Heinrich.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09

certificate. Child must be S
before October /.
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League Offers
2-Yeur Slate

The National Capital Garden
Club League has ready Q slate
Of officers for the annual meet
ing, April 81. The new officers
will take Office for two years as
of May /. Additional nomina-
tons can be made from the
floor.
The slate follows:
Mrs. Christopher M. Granger,
1906 River road, Bethesda, for
president.
Mrs. B. s. Killmaster. 1890
South Arlington Ridge road.
Arlington, Va. for FIRST vice
president.
Mrs. Morrill, B. Donnald, 1903
Jones Bridge road. Chevy Chase,
Md. for second vice president.
Mrs. Benjamin w. Theron.
3019 p street NV. for third
vice president.
Mrs. James r. Tindell. Alex
andria, and Mrs. Karl M.
Fisher. HyattSville. for COR
responding and recording Sec
'retarieS.
Charles C. Montgomery. 1908
Forty-fifth street NV. for
treasurer.
The meeting will be held In
Glenview. the civic center ct
Rockville, Md.
The committee that presented
the slate Is headed by Mrs.
Christian Wohlgemuth.
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BULBS FLOWER
QUICKLY AFTER
LATE PLANTING

1--WE have snowdrops in
bloom that we planted
January a." writes Mrs.
Norman z. White, 1924
Fort Hunt road. Alexan-
dria, Va.
They were planted in
frozen ground and the first
buds appeared IN slightly
over five weeks. They are
on the west side Of the
house where the ground is
slow to thaw."
Mr.. and Mrs. White
bought the bulbs in Octo-
Der and kept them in an
unheated garage for three
months until they had q
chance to plant them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13

Darrell st. Claire. 1910 Linnean av-
enue, Mink n Muscle Club.
Class 20 Title Ceniferoue Evergreen,
= Second. Mrs. Benjamin Powell.
esass :6 Title CameIiias red - First
MI. =. MIS-. Milton H. Brown; second
Milton u. Brown; third. Mrs. Charles
eden; honorable mention. Or.
Class 20, Title, Pink c.me,u,,
first, Milton II. Brown; nscond. Mrs
Charles =. Holden; third. Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Brown; honorable mention. Mil
ton H. Brown.
Class 2ji Title, Tropical Centerplecs
Third. Mrs. Paul NJ, Segal. as5O
Brandywine street NV; RSek Greek
Garden Club.
Best In Glasses II and 2S-Class Is:
Title, Bonsai-FirSt. Mrs. II B. Temple,
1908 Moofeland lane, Bethesda: New
Scotland Garden Club; second. Mrs.
Samuel Decker. 37O0 Chesapeake street
NV; Rock Greek Garden Club; third.
Mrs. BENJAMIN " Thoron; honorable
mention. Mrs. Thoron.
Award Of Distinction. from first-prize
winners in Creative DeSign, Mrs. Nor
rln 3. Donnald, Women's Community
Club Of Kensington.
Best Arrangements. Class rs - So
Mrs. Darrell st. Claire. 1870 Linnean
avenue NV: Mink N Muscle Club,
Class; Title, JunIor Posters
First, Linda Mccormack. Woodrow
Wilson High School; third. Jerry Swift,
Anscostia Hish School; honorable men.
ton. Carol Ross, Anaeostia High School
Class 30, Title ChaiIenke-First
Mrs. FELIX z. Holden. 10000 crestmool
drive. Silver Spring, Nd, WoodmooI
Garden Club: second. Mrs. nernaro
6Ealcve, :s0I Rock Greek drive. Reel
Temple; honorable mention. Mrs. John
=. Moosberger. 6l3I Arb0r, ChsvefIy,
Nd. cheverly Garden Club.
Class Al, Title Spring In Japan
First. Mrs. H. L. .Kreider. 340l Oiiden
Swx em., ALEX A,,isran ssrn Beverly HIS
cshiii, 1916 HsSthorn s'i lane " NV !
Trowel Garden Club; third. Mrs. Ben.
jamin Miyares. Big South Fourth
street. Arlington, Va. GIeneariyn oar.
den Club; honorable mention, Mrs.
James L, Fieser. 5000 Edsemoor lane,
Sethes6a, Bethesda Community Club.
Bs. Haven H jSsUr c rUss
second. Kathleen Huffman. 2506 belle.
view avenue. Cheverly, CheveFIy Twies;
third. LYME RauguSt 5 Forest mi
rSaS. Aiexandria, Belle Haven Junior
Eig5; honorable mention, Msrgot
Belle Haven Junior Club.
Class 3., Title TahI,.-F,,., NJ.
Joseph Stanley. 1900 RESERVOIR yosd
perennial Garden Club: second. Mrs
Circle, Arlington. ReighboYhood car.
Gen Club: third. Mrs. c. N. jackson.
100" Wuanoer road. Alexandria. Mar.
ina washington Garden Club.
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loudoun Gardens
Open Three Days

Several Loudoun County gar
dens and homes will be open
during Virginia Historic Gar.
den Week, April 10 to 20, ac-
cording to an announcement
Closing time will be $50 each
day; openings at 10 am. ex-
cept pm. on Sunday.
Following are the sites to be on
oetlands on Route IS. six mile,
south OF Leesburg. and Little OatlandS,
entrance through oatlsnds House gate
Eusen. o'cennof. Thomas E. Cox.
Mrs William r Rust and Mrs. John
Gibson residences: Rockiind on
tb9; ElWood on Route z. tThis grour
o. sites open on Sunday and Monday
Tour information center will b
Laurel Brigade Inn, LeeSburg.
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Shrubs Aid
In Supply Of
Fall CoIors

Shrubs have beautiful fall
colors. as well as trees, and the
homeowner can have a bril-
liant fall display right on his
own property by careful selec-
ton Of plants for vivid fall
color, where the climate per-
mits.
Most everyone knows the
brilliant fall reds and yellows
Of the naples. fewer know of
the outstanding reds OF the
dogwoods and oaks and still
fewer the bright yellows of the
beech, ginkgo and other trees
When it comes to shrubs,
many homeowners are at a
loss in selecting those that have
excellent fall color. in addition
TO their other characteristics
such as flowers, fruits, and
foliage.
Here are q few, as follows:
Amur and Japanese naples.
red and black chokeberries.
anonymous. many aZaleas,
many viburnums. plums. There
are many more. Consult with
your nurseryman.
Yellow
Birch yellow to redD; bitter.
sweet yellow to red): clethra
yellow to orange; hypericum.
star magnolia, witch hazel, and
others.
The coniferous and broad
leafed evergreens also give a
rich green color all year and
by contrast they make the reds
and yellows of the other shrubs
and trees even more brilliant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13

perature can be cold as zero
II the wind is blowing hard
against a plant. This is also
true Of a human, who gets
much colder in the wind if he
is not dressed warmly. But
camellias cannot tolerate pro-
lection from cold out-of doors.
Protection from wind, yes; but
II they must be protected from
anything else in the winter, it
would be from the sun. They
must not be softened UP by the
warmth and then bitten by q
cold snap.
List of Winners
The winners of awards at
the show include the follow.
ing:
sweepstakes al greenhouses over 400
50. u.-ChaTleS Urauhart. CORTLAND.
Va, runnerup, Alison J. Parsons, Nor.
folk, Va.
Sweepstakes in greenhouses under
400 Sa.--Milton H. Brown. Arlington.
Val Iunnerup Or. Arthur Maryott.
Best jAponics--Mr. Uruuhart.
Best reticuiata-Mr. Brown
Best seedlins-Mrs. D. H. Maryott,
Augusta, Ga
s sest s sSssao5 % q r.5so1;
Blue ribbons-Dr. Harold Downey,
DR.. Maryott. Mrs. Charles p. Holden,
I Lee Amann, Emerson z. Waltz, Mr.
Parsons, Mr.. Brown. Miss Bonnie Blair
Msryott Carlton Maryett, r. b. Hicks.
Royal Murphy. Lendell A. Conner.
Hubert Schneider. Ernest W. Smoot.
Melvin Rees, Frederick Berauist. Gilt.
ford Presnall. Dr. John L. Creech.