Block · one region of the page, as the scanner read it. It may hold a whole story, part of one, several, or an advertisement; stitching blocks into articles is the next step. Text is supplied OCR.
Page 1 · column 4 of 7 · from the scan, no model involved
all their glory!
You will linger by the early chrysanthemum show. Other perennial^, such as asters, delphinium and fall iris will be shown.
Next come the interesting annuals of many kinds and colors.
Look and see of what an “Everlasting Bouquet” is made!
Our description * powers fail when ,1 tell ypu . of pur. house plants—blooming begonias, geraniums, cactii, foliagp p^te^tQaii^ *%$&£££% aim Vne sweet, jnpdest ‘ ' African violet. .
Whether you'be a garden, club member or jto, we invite you te bring your specimens and place them alongside -of our own. On request, our Flower Show chairman, Mrs. L. J. Turner, Washington, Virginia, will send you our “Fun with Flowers” schedule.
Our arrangements are full, of fun. We call them by name—“A Bit of Fun,” “Fun in Rappahannock.” “Pm for Mother and Daughter,” “An Apple a Day,** “A Bouquet for Grandma’s Parlor,” and the “Invitation 01888,“ where the table la set for your harvest dinner. _ s
Our garden club president, Mrs. Edward Moffett Jones, and our flower show chairman, Mrs. Lewis J. Turner, and members of Rappahannock's Garden club extend to on# and all a glad and gracious welcome to this, our "First Flower
53.6%