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A hffttiful, luxuriant, green

4f'ne his been growing a 1 summer on tho garden fence o: Massie, Jr. across the from the News Office. Yellow bloom were a large green melon-sl foil. table that had caused quiry and debate as to owed by d vegenuch inits name. ihape. Gourds, cushaws, squish, wjere mentioned until finally the owner settled the dispute by say ng it was a'candirosa. The seeds were gotten down in the Smokey Mountains near Asheville, N. C. and are not available in the average feed catalog.

It is a vegetable ajnd tastes similar to both sweet pdtaoes and squash. “ _

Friday^afernoon Mrs. Massie looked a{ the candirosa, but On Saturday when Mr. Massie went W.l H. highway

/. E. Kidwells Buy i FarntNear Flint Hill Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kid well of Falls Church* have rece itly purchased the 78-acre Howard Clatterbuck Farm near Flint plan to remodel the la ge brick home. Mr. Kidwell owns an electrical supply company Church. The sale was negotiated ward A. Harris of Hurt recently obtained his r. license and who is associ J. E. Norman, broker, renton. in Falls by Eddy, who estate !4ted with jf Waresl

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