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remainder days $500
Little ROceThe Phlander college of
fused to take disciplinary action against pacpa
sit down W. company segregated
lunch counters The board ap
proved nor disapprOved of the students action."
18-yearod youth to been mem
quartet kidnapped disfged 27yearod
Negro repra for anything
repudated confession police say lie
detector test linked him with the
Meanwhile Texas Southern university
store to close down its lunch The located the
downtown section by
Raleigh Raleigh Superior court is scheduled to hear
appeal sitting
down at the Cameron Village shopping of
ing and fined $40 appeal
Negro rights the sit down struggle.
Henderson, o
volved in the dow protest will also be appaed to the SUPERIOR
court Robert Robertson City
ege received 6Oday for assault demonstration
against lunch counter bias white grocery diverman
MOntgOmeryWhe 80 students Alabama State college
each being 5000
authority Gov John Patterson ordering full investigation of
the college determine Police
had complained to the governor that the faculty unable to control
Huntsville Allan orderly group of 25 college age Negro
dents marched through 1Obo section of the downtown in
the incident protest Two
older led the Police followed the procession but made
FIa-FolIowng Negro
bysanders a city quickly
by police the city commission issued warning that those who violate
the will action The verbal
battle of sdown demonstrations in dime store
Thyve Negro awaiting
for "riotous conduct"
jacksonville Fa-Eight Negroes briefly variety
left by police that subject arrest
they remained While they seated the lunch counter closed
and a sign put up, reading: CLOSED for cleaning"
during
incidents continued their sit protests
closed when he
alegedly told bomb had been placed in the building.
coffee at
station previously segregated
by management the incident
New OeansXavier universtys local alumni association pub
cy the schools faculty which led
decline participate stdown demonstrations XaVes
intellectual form
desired the alumni said that expulsion
mentioned, but students felt it tanamount"
Augustine FIaEght students became involved in
a group white during demonstration outside
variety quickly dispersed
antagonists with
ecaling brought Bethany 49, S0day
plus additional
Belamy calling girl
during a lunch sitdown
Greensboro NC-TwO white given 10 months
assaulng student during Feb lunch
protest at WOOlwOrth store.
Orangeburg, SCSome students charg
following
demonstration march Clafn colleges
They will TO- and Is
weeks
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Loofers Club TO
Sponsor folks

LOafers Inc, will sponsor a ser
les Of talks by Twin City notables
on a variety of vitality interesting
and timely subjects starting Sun
day, March 27, 1860 at 4 pm. at
Local SIG, corner of Fisk and
Rondo AYES.
Loafers Civic committee COM
prised of Earl MCGEE, Junius Pow
ell and John Stanley maintain that
in order for these talks to be a
success, they must receive the
wholehearted support of the COM
munity.
Bee Baxter, popular emcee of
Channel TV program, When
Numbers Are People" and vice
president of Productive Communi-
cations, ENC. Recording Corp
will be the first speaker Her sub.
ject will be, Nobody Grows From
the Top Down"
A question and answer perioc
will follow.
Light refreshments will be serv
ed at the close of the meeting.
Remember the date Sunday
March 27, at 4 pm. and the place
Local SIC.
The public is invited.
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OMEGA CHAPTER AKA
PLANS SCHOLARSHIP AWARD

Mrs. Millicent Wheeler Long,
1850 Fifth Av. s., was hostess to
Delta Phi Omega chapter of AKA
sorority on Friday, March Is, at
her home. The regular business
transaction was held which cent
cred around a scholarship planned
for some young graduate who
might meet the qualifications and
later become a potential Alpha
Kappa Alpha.
A report was given on the
Founders Day program held Satur-
day, February 27, in the Fine Arts
Lounge at the University. Thelma
Thurston Gorham was speaker for
the morning. Her subject was the
Art of Communication" Cynthia
Tyson was mistress Of ceremonies.
Joyce Jackson made a few remarks
and Beatrice Reed gave a history
Of Delta Phi Omega chapter.
Mllicent Long sang, Through
the Years" and IF Could Tell
You" She was accompanied by
Elsie Lyle. During the program, a
very impressive rededication cere-
mony was held in which two Ivy
Leaf members, Emma Munson and
Ernestine Starks, were presented
the traditional rose and ivy plant.
At the conclusion Of the business
session refreshments and a social
hour were enjoyed.
Attending from Eta Chapter
were: Wilma Allison, Vianne Crit
fin, Emma Munson, Mary Vann,
and other sorors were Christine
Durham, Cynthia Tyson. Millicent
Long, Joyce jackson, Elise Lyle,
Jean Pleasant, Lorraine Hale,
Laurabeth Hicks, Margaret Cow
ems, Thelma Gorham, Beatrice
Reed, Thelma Mann, Loretta Ellis,
Mary Taylor. Marilyn White and
Sandra Work.
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Twin CRY Council
Clubs Launches
NAACP Drive

The Twin City Council Of Clubs
has advanced a vigorous inter-
club campaign, aimed to stimulate
1902 NAACP membership of its
affiliated clubs. These efforts are
timed to synchronize with the
yearly membership drives of Twin
City Branches Of the NAACP.
Alfred Barnes, who is serving in
capacity Of coordinator for the
Council with the NAACP, and
Matthew Little, council President,
in announcing this drive, indicated
that planning calls for initiating
in each club, a concrete program
to ascertain each individual mem
Der being contacted.
Judging from the cooperation
the Council has received from its
affiliated club membership in the
past on matters of this nature,
they are confident Of near 1907
response. Arrangements are being
made to present appropriate
awards to all 1907 clubs, Mr..
Barnes stated.
Never before in the history Of
our nation has the need been
greater than it is today for all out
support in this crusade for full
citizenship as is now being so
courageously waged by the NAA-
CP," Little stated, in urging all
out support.
All clubs that have not been
contacted are urged to get in touch
with the President, NAACP Rep
resentative Barnes, or any officer
of the Council to get the program
started in their clubs.
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ST. Paul Daughter
EIkS Observe
40fh Anniversary

A spirit OF congen1ahty and fel-
lowship prevailed on Saturday ev-
ening, March 10, when Como
Temple No. 12S celebrated its 10th
Anniversary. The gala affair was
held at the EIts Lodge Hall, SGT
St Anthony Av
Special guests were Mrs. Ida
Burren of Minnehaha Temple No.
129, grand district deputy; Edward
L. Boyd from Ames Lodge No.
1O6, grand district deputy; Mrs.
Elizabeth Briggs Davis, grand as
sistant directress Civil Liberties
and grand past daughter ruler;
Pascal Todd, Major general Hason
officer Of the commander-in-chi
staff; Reuben Warren, exalted rul-
er of Ames Lodge; James Thomas,
exalted ruler of Gopher Lodge No.
1O5 and Mrs. Elizabeth Parker,
district deputy of Como Temple.
Pascal Todd gave the address. A
program presented included vocal
selections by Mrs. Kelsey Whit
more, Mrs. Queen Esther Taylor,
chairman of the social session,
Carl McDaniels and Johnnie Wat
ers.
Officers and members introduced
were Mines. Lear Howard, past
grand district deputy, Susia Tudos,
Roxie Anderson, Vally Turner and
Belinda Washington. A telegram
was sent to Mrs. Carrie Ailep,
South Bend, Ind, the only living
active charter member Of Como
temple.
A complete turkey dinner was
served highlighted with a beautiful
anniversary cake, inscribed Como
Temple No. 12S, 40 Years"
The evening was enjoyed remin-
iscing and sociaIizing.
Mrs. Beulah Cruze is daughter
ruler of Como Temple. Mrs. Edna
Bosley was mistress of ceremonies.
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ENGAGEMENT AND
APPROACHING MARRIAGE
IS ANNOUNCED

Announcement of the engage,
ment and approaching marriage
of Miss Lucy Carrie Morris to DR.
Willis C. Gray, son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Gray of Omaha, was made
this week by the bride-elect's
mother, Mrs. Elmer Morris, Sr.
31S N. Victoria St.
Miss Morris, a graduate of the
University of Minnesota college OF
education, is a teacher in the St
Paul school system.
DR.. Gray received his DDS
degree from Creighton University
Omaha, after completing a tour
of duty with the Navy.
The wedding has been set for
June Is in st. Philips Episcopal
church in st. Paul. The Rev Den
iii A. Carthy will officiate.
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Six AtI1nfu Negroes See my
Fair Lady From
Isrn HPoNAST earkioF

Atlanta, Ga. (ANP)-Five Ne
gro men and one Negro woman
attended a matinee performance OF
my Fair Lady at Municipal
Auditorium Thursday afternoon
and sat in reserved seats in the
orchestra section.
The Negroes ordered their tic
kets to the road show Of the
Broadway musical by mail. When
they presented themselves at the
door Of the auditorium, they were
told where the segregated section
for Negroes was located.
One of the Negroes replied, Yes,
we know where it is" They then
walked down to the section where
their reserved seats were located
and sat down.
The incident was reported to
Harry N. Nebreuegge, manager of
the auditorium. He Immediately
declared that block Of six seats
where the Negroes were sitting as
Negro section"-an action he can
take according to city ordinances.
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Judy And Rochelle
Jones Honored VIII
Joint Birthday PartN

1t was an evening of merriment
for the Misses Judy and Rochelle
Jones on Tuesday, March %, at
joint birthday party given by their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Jones at their home 700 w. Cent
raj Av. The gala affair was in
celebration of Judy's 10th birthday
and Rochelle's eighth, which falls
on the same date.
Pictures were taken and games
played throughout the evening. The
many lovely gifts presented them
were opened and displayed after
which refreshments were served
highlighted with a beautifully dec
GRATED birthday cake which they
shared with everyone.
Climaxing the evenings festivi-
ties was the presence Mrs. Mar
garet Brown, grandmother of the
honorees, who had been vacation
ing in Los Angeles, Calf, since
the first of the year, and arrived
in time to attend the party.
Family guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Jones, grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William White,
great aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Jones and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins
and family, Miss Beverly Jones,
Miss Jewel Jones, sister Of the
honorees, and friends Misses Inez
and Debbie Dawson, Kathy and
Gwendolyn Bryant, LaRue Brown,
Helen Mckinney and Messrs. Rio
ardo Calender and Willie Brewer.
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AT BRYANT COMMUNITY
CENTER NIGHT SCHOOL

Over so courses will be offered
during the Spring Term at the
Bryant Community Center. Includ-
ed are classes in Mosaic Tile Art,
Flower Arrangement, Archery,
Millinery, Sewing, Ballroom Dane
ing, Furniture Refinishing, Reup-
holstery, Golf, Fly Tying, Gym
and Swim, Interior Decorating,
and others.
Registration starts on March %,
from 4 to 9 pm. or by mail. Class
es begin the week of April IS.
For your Spring Term Bulletin
or further information please call
Taylor 3-2213 after 4 pm.
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Urban League Guild
TO Hear Talk On
MinoritieS In Turkey

A Hamline University senior
will give a talk on minorities in
Turkey at the Urban League Guild
monthly meeting Monday, March
%, 1870 pm. at the downtown
YMCA, Nicollet at 18th.
Miss Charlotte Jirousek went to
Turkey under the sponsorship of
SPAN (Student Project for Amity
Among Nations) last year She
studied the Greek and Armenian
minority situation During her
talk Miss Jirousek will show slides
and include questions and attitudes
she encountered about the minority
situation in America.
The public is invited to attend
this meeting. There is no admis-
sion charge. Mrs. Ruth Agar Is
program chairman; Mrs. E. Black
well, Guild President.
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Acolytes were Joe Pettitt and JEFF
frey Swanson.
Given in marriage by her step
father, Mr. Fred ]. Brinker, the
bride was lovely in a white silk
taffeta gown fashioned with
square neckline edged with lace
The fitted bodice was enhanced
with matching lace and long tap
cred sleeves. The full bouffant
skirt ended in a chapel train. Her
fingertip veil of silk illusion was
secured to a double wedding ring
crown of pearls. Her only ornament
was pearl earrings, gift of the
groom. She carried a prayer book
topped with a white orchid.
Miss Leah v. Bailey of Mime
apolis, was maid of honor. She
was attired in a gown of spring
yellow pure silk organza designed
with fitted bodice, scoop neckline,
butterfly sleeves and a bouffant
skirt She wore a bow clip of mat
ching organza in her hair with a
shoulder length veil attached and
carried a nosegay of blue iris.
Bridesmaids were Miss Brenda
]. Watts. lagrange and Miss Mar
lie c. Watts of Rock Island, H.,
and little Miss Gina Lynn Brinker,
Kewanee, was flower girl. They
were all attired in gowns Identical
to that of the honor maid.
Mr.. Ira P. Allen of ST. Paul, was
his brothers best man. Groomsmen
and ushers included David w. AL
len Of Chicago, brother of the
groom, Rodney S. Smith and Paul
w. Brinker of Kewanee, brothers
of the bride.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, a reception was held in the
church parlors. Hostesses were
Mines. Cecil Watts, who was in
charge of the guest book; David
Schurlock, John Hodge and Ira
Allen assisted at the gift table;
Horace Crawford, Lyle Watts,
John OConner, John Easley and
Ann Roulds presided at the serving
table. Assisting in the kitchen were
Mines. Duane Swedman, Clarence
Robinson, Sr., Warren Pettitt, VIII
fred Koehler and Harvey Houch.
After short wedding trip East,
the couple is at home at $40 Aur-
ora Av., St Paul.
The new Mrs. Allen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Brinker,
251 Payson St, Kewanee, is a
graduate of Wethersfield High
School and the University of Min
nesota.
Mr.. Allen is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Allen, ST., of $40 Aur-
ora Av., st. Paul and Is a graduate
of St. Paul Central High School
and is enrolled at the University
of Minnesota.
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Miss Beverly Jones were guests Of
the club. Refreshments were en-
joyed during the social hour.
Book Club: The Book Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Cecil
Mccoy, 2SS N. Avon on Friday,
March rs.
Maids & Matrons Bridge Club:
The warm congenial atmosphere
of the Hotel Commodore's Blue
Room was a perfect setting for the
fashionably attired members and
guests when Mrs. Hattie Oliver
was hostess to the Twin City Maids
and Matrons Bridge club on Satur-
day, March 10. The three course
spring luncheon served preceding
bridge, put the group in the mood
to vie for the prizes. Guests hold
ing high scores and winning prizes
were Mines. o. c. Hall, Leo Boha-
non Of ST. Louis, and James Oliver,
first, second and third respectively.
Mrs. Clarence Roper was also a
guest of the hostess. Club prizes
were won by Mines. Gerone Reed
first; Clarence Wigington, second
and o. B. Williams, third. Mrs
Reed will be hostess at the next
meeting Saturday, April %, at her
home, S26 Fuller Av.
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Square Dance Group
Association To Hold
First Dance March 81

The Twin City Area Square and
Round Dance Association will hold
it's first dance "Jamboree" at the
Marian Building lila w. 10th st.
Bloomington, Mimi, on March 81,
from $50 to 11:30 pm. Top-rated
callers will take their turns at
the Mike. Your Association men,
bership card will admit you, but
this is not limited to members
only, everyone is invited, 81 per
person, tickets sold at the door.
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Martin Sobo To Seek
DFL OK. For State
PanreSanfeJSiNe 31Sf Dist

Martin Sabo today announced
that he will seek the DFL endorse
ment for the State House Of Rep
resentatives from the thirty-first
Legislative district.
Mr.. Sabo is presently vce-chair-
man of the Sixth Ward DFL Club
and first vice-chairman Of the Min
nesota Young DFL. He is an honor
graduate Of Augsburg College in
the field Of history.
Mr.. Sabo is a member Of Local
113 and is presently employed at
Fairview Hospital. He resides at
2129 Riverside Ave.
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Urban League, and currently a
member Of the Board OF Directors
Of the Minneapolis Urban League,
has also been active in community
and civic affairs. Mr.. Cratic will
argue for the negative position.
Discussion will follow this debate
to which the public Is invited.
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Club To Meet: Unique Cosmet-
ologist Chapter 220 will meet at
the home Of the president, Mrs.
Beatrice Hall, 327 e. 37th St., at
1:15 pm Monday, March 20. All
members are asked to be present
and on time.
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HOW TO GROW
IuREROuS REGONIAS

Start tuberous begOnia bulbs
during March if you want good
sized, healthy, vigorous plants to
set outside early in June. Bulbs
may be purchased from local flor
lists and nurserymen.
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SIHNi TLS"EN SEBDS
Seeds of ageratum, browallia,
carnation, Unwin dahlia, Iobelia,
petunia, pinlIs, verbena and tor
enia should be started indoors at
this time of the year.
These flowers are usually start
ed in flats. A flower seed fiat
may be about 3 inches deep, IS
inches wide and approximately "a
inches long.
Space the rows in the seed flat
about 2 inches apart. Clay pots
may be used for the individual
seeds. Just broadcast the seeds on
the surface of the medium.
A good soil mixture is one that
is loose in texture and one which
holds moisture readily. Good drain
age is essential. Mix the soil thor
oughly and then put it through a
u inch screen. Put the soil in the
pot or flat, level it off and firm
it lightly SO that there is a smooth
surface about l inch from the top
of the Container To prevent damp
ing-off disease which kills many
seedlings, use 2-inCh layer of
sphagnum moss over the top of
the soil mixture. Put the sphagnum
moss through a i inch screen and
moisten it before putting it over
the soil.
Plant the seeds thinly so they
are not too close together Cover
them lightly with screen, sphag-
mum moss or washed sand. Water
carefully, using a fine spray, or
place the pots in a pan of water
until the surface appears moist
Take care not 10 disturb the seeds
after planting
Place a glass over the top Of the
pots and shade them with a news
paper until the seedlings appear
Keep the flats in a room about IS
degrees F. until the seeds germin,
ate. When the seedlings are up
remove the paper and tilt the glass
slightly to allow air to circulate
over the surface of the pot. Place
pot or flat in a south window
where there is good ventilation
and where the temperature is be
tween 55 and go degrees. Too higE
temperature will cause the seed
lings to be extremely spindly
Don't allow soil to dry out. WheI
the first two leaves of the seed
lings apear, transplant them t
plant bands, peat pots or spac
them 2 inches apart in anothe
flat.
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CHERYL WATTS SMITH WEEDS
JOHN ROBERT ALLEN IN EARLY
MARCH WEDDING IN ILLINOIS

Zion Lutheran Church, Kewanee, H. the picturesque
setting Saturday. March s. at when nuptia
exchanged by Miss Chery Watts Smith Of ala Third Av s.
Minneapolis and John Robert Allen, 649 Aurora Av, Paul
The Rev Robert Eden oficaed the double ring
before altar adorned with white gadOl Mrs. Keith
Peterson Kewanee. PLAYED the traditional nupal music
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL :

Just For Fun Club The Just For Fun Club met March 49,
of Mrs VIM D. McMoOre, 4240 Oakland Av Mime
pos The queen contestant Miss Donna Crump who spon
sored by the club in the NAACP queen contest guest
Plans made for cocktail party to be given in the
the business session. cosmetic party sponsored by
Jean Nade Cosmetic Co. held Mrs REGINALD Allen and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-25

The first locomotive headlights
were bonfires built on rolling plat
forms and pushed ahead Of the en-
gines.
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Ice cream was first produced
commercially on a large scale in
Baltimore in 1851.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WEST SIDE DUPLEX - s06 E.
Congress. 4 rooms up & down, fun
baths, nice lot. Immediate posses
sion. $500 down. "GUDnM" CA.
2-S561. RITZ
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After the last frost in late spring
or early summer, the begonias
may be moved to a shady location.
Knock the soil ball out of the pots
and plant the begonias at the same
depth as they were planted in the
pots. Deeper planting may result in
rotting Of the stem. North exposure
or a location under shade trees is
best. Although begonias should be
protected from full sunlight dur
ing most of the day, it's a good
idea to plant them where they
will receive a little morning sun
and little afternoon sun. Plants
will grow tall and leggy if they
are grown under too shady con-
ditions
Tuberous begonias will flower
better if the plants are watered
regularly and fertilized during the
summer months.
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Locate the newly ported plants
in an east window where they will
receive a large amount of light but
very little direct sunlight. Don't
allow the temperature to drop be-
low 60 degrees at night. A mini
mum temperature of 65 degrees is
better.
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Stay Off Date May 29-Just For
Fun Cocktail Party.-Advt-
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8 X IL PLASTIC SHEET
Hundreds Of Uses

Drop cloth, cover furniture, ma
chinery. Seamless-all one piece.
1-S5c; PSI so, postage paid.
PETERSON SALES CA. 7-6160
62S Sherburne, St Paul 4, MINI.
R-36
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RENT THAT

Extra room. use the income to
improve your home. Use this
newspapers classified ad columns
to get a good roomer.
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Plant the tubers Cor bulbs) with
the round end down in moist peat
moss, sphagnum moss or vermic-
ulite in open trays. Keep them in
70 degree room. Place the tubers
to 4 inches apart with the top
about p inch below the surface
of the planting medium. Allow
sunlight during the roofing period.
Since the tubers rot easily
water sparingly. In four or five
weeks, the begonias should be
large enough to plant in 5-to-6-
inch flower pots. A suitable soil
mixture is one part sandy loaf,
one part well-rotted manure, or
peat moss and one part sand. To
this mixture add a heaping tea
spoon of O-2O-O fertilizer super
phosphate for each gallon of soil.
Place pieces of broken clay pots
or coarse gravel over the drainage
hole before filling the pots with
soil.
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SIARI FLOWER SEEDS
Seeds of ageratum, browallia
carnation, Unwin dahlia, lobeia
petunia, pinks, verbena and tor.
enia should be started indoors at
this time of the year.
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