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The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 40

Publication:
The Tennesseani
Location:
Nashville, Tennessee
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Page:
40
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in i twf kmwviiif 1. 171 Baha'is Planning Caribbean Conference brow Your Own Salads Ft nOKOTHY H. JENKINS A $nnd garden doesn't have to be as largs a vegetable garden and consequently won't take nearly as much time and effort to tend. Yet Its yield for salads and gourmet cooking will be surprisingly large. Only a small plot is needed to grow greens and small vegetables that will add new flavors, crispness and freshness to salads.

A space only 5 by 5 feet will have Three Nashville a a i Faith members, "Irs. Maude Barnes, 1208 Hawkins Miss Susie Langford, Belle Meade and Miss Mary R. Watkins, Stephen Foster will join with some 600 Baha'is from the United Slates to travel to Jamaica on the S.S. New Bahama Star for the Baha'i Caribbean Conference. The chartered ship will also tional Baha'i Assembly of Baha'i night will be presented at the National Arena in Kingston.

The public will be invited to see and hear a musical presentation on the Baha'i Faith entitled: Sounds of a New World." This will be presented by such famous American entertainers as Dizzy Gillespie, trumpeter and singer; Hazel Scott, pianist and singer; Seals and Crofts, recording and television stars; Linda Marshall, film and television star, plus the Southern Baha'i Singers and serve as a floating school with daily classes on various aspects of the Baha'i Faith. The ship will depart Monday from Miami and return May 2S after making stops in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico and St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Some 1.000 Baha'is from countries in and around the Caribbean area are expected for the three-day conference that will be held at the Sheraton-Kingston Hotel. The Na- Jamaica will host the Conference.

The Conference attendees will consider the progress of the Baha'i Faith in the Caribbean area and plan for the expansion of the Faith in the Caribbean, Africa and world-wide. Theme of the Conference will be related to reaching persons of African descent with the Baha'i Message. On Saturday, a special Baha'i musical groups. Two unique events of the conference will be a ship-to-shore telephone hookup between Baha'is on the S.S. New Bahama Star and Baha'is gathered at the Unity Feast at the Sheraton-Kingston on Thursday night.

Another telephone hookup will link the Baha'i Caribbean Conference with the Baha'i South Pacific Oceanic Conference In Suva, Fiji on Saturday. -f i 5, 1 A 1 i i I 3 i i YOU Gfci A vegetable easy and quick V-ellUCG: to grow, celtuce offers both young leaves and thick, succulent stalks for eating. solabed unM cno 1 Garden room for a diversity of greens and an area 6 by 10 feet mifht even accommodate a few tomato plants. A rectangular plot will be easiest to plant and tend, but the shape may be any that is convenient. It is essential that the salad garden be planted where it will receive approximately six hours of sun per day.

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Then there is celtuce brought from China by an American seed firm years ago, but still not as well known as it deserves to be. Young leaves may be used raw in salads or boiled as greens. The thick succulent stalk is considered the real delicacy and will be ready in less than 90 days after seed sowing. It can be served raw or cooked like celery. A row of carrots might be sown in order to have small, young and flavorful ones.

There will be room, too, for a couple of rows of herbs in addition to parsley. Basil, either green or purple leaved as preferred, or the taller-growing dill provide distinctive flavors. There might even be a row of nasturtiums whose seeds can be used in salads and one of another low-growing flower such as annual pinks or mignonette for their fragrance. Puzzle Solution THE INSECTICIDE THAT DOES IT ALL! fertMome LIQUID SEVIN Sevin residues don't build up in the soil or streams. Sevin provides long-lasting insect control with a minimum number of applications.

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The first row probably will be radishes. Mix a package of radish and another of parsley together. Radish seeds sprout promptly and the first radishes will be ready to pull, and eat in about three weeks. By that time, the slow-sprouting parsley will just be starting to push through the ground. Onion sets also should be planted without delay.

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