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FLORIST NAMES PATENTED ROSE AFTER FAlLY Fairport Man Calls New Flower Mary After Wife, Daughter FATRPORT W--The Mary Hart --that's what George B. Hart calls his new, patented rose. Hart, veteran rose grower, has named the newcomer for his wife and daughter, both Marys. It has a distinctive red coloring bordering on a deep orange and devoid of the usual bluish tints The patent for it is the first of its kind issued to a Hew York state man and the eighth issued in the United States under a law permitting patenting of new horticultural varieties reproduced toy budding and grafting. A Talisman "went on a rampage" and produced the Mary Hart, the veteian says Lock and-key guarded the new flower until his patent claim had been allowed.

When Hart gives away the flower bud as a sample he carefully tams the leafy part of the stem, hoarding each previous eye for the. plant it will produce. Starting with 10 or 12 plants budded from the original, Hartj now has 4,000 plants and expects' by 1933 to 750,000. He explained that in the case of i new rose, a year'or more elapses before the grower can be satisfied that it has a sufficient "number of petals, good can) produce vigorously, and will make a good cut flower. It takes a vigorous rose to make -a satisfactory cut flower, he says, for a TOSS with little vitality will wilt quickly.

A JAUNTY MODERN DIANA From the top of her little cap to the tip of her-high boots, Bette 'Davis of the screen approaches "the ultimate in costumes "and trappings for the modern duck huntress. (Associated Press Photo) South Bloomf ield MRS. -ELMER SIMMONS Staff Orleans MRS. SIDNEY WHEAT Staff Representative SOUTH BLOOMFIELD Miss ORLEANS at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest J. were: Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Gates, Mrs.

Jefferson F. Gray and ou ul ivu Billy, of'Tribes Hill, and Mrs. Leota Morse spent the weekend with I Laf ayette Hemttj of Dolg eville Mrs. Ollie J. DeVall and ers, Miss Alice Mae Devall and Mrs.

William P. Wayne were in Canandaigua recently. Dr. and Mrs. Harlie Cramer and daughter, Miss Catharine Cramer, of iockportr, and Mr.

and Mrs Herbert Pease and daughter, Miss Mary Adelaide Pease, of North "Tonawanda, spent Sunday wittrMr. and Mrs. East Bloomf ield GERTRUDE R. MORAN Staff Representative EAST BLOOMFIELD SAlDDffiELAND Song Written by Yankee, Son of Man Who Aided Slaves to Escape MONTGOMERY, Ala, IIP) The original Dixieland so say some authorities is old Manhattan, and the song itself, which makes southerners ihe world cVer choke and sob, or shout and fight, was written by a Yankee. His father helped slaves escape from the south, and the son, quite unknowingly, gave a nation of gray warriors a battle song.

Daniel Decatur Emmett He was I born in Mt. Vernon, 117 years ago Wrote Dixie as a hooray song for a minstrel, he never dreamed! his song would lead plodding fe-eti from furrows and the until they became the) death march of the Confederacy. There are three schools "that dis-1 agree over the origin of Dixie as applies to the south. Some say it came from Dixon of Mason and Dixon fame. Others contend Louisiana was the first land of Dixie-so named because the banks of New Orleans issued a "Dix Bill." They were $10 bills and had the French name Dix and were called dixies.

Another school says Dixie was named for a Manhattan slave owner, a Mr. Dixie. Manhattan "Paradise" Dixie's negroes led a life of ease on Manhattan estate- there was no cotton to pick and no tobacco to hoe. They called it para- dise. Old man Dixie moved when easterners frowned on human servitude and his slaves became toilers.

Somebody had to cotton, tote the bales and" I load the steamboats. The slaves said they wished theyi were back on Dixie land away up 1 north. Oilier negroes who never i heard of Manhattan took up the expression "I wish I wuz on Dixie's I Ian'." To them it simply was a I Miss paradise where the yams were! Victor RUTH EWER Staff Representative guests of 'their aunt, Mrs. Lucy Bougntotv Sunday. Miss Ruth Ewer was a recent guest of Mr.

and Mrs. John Canan, Holcomb. Mrs. Franc Hollingsworth, Roch- csbar, was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert Hollmgb vorth. Corazza, of Rochester. Forty-four guests, from Rochester and Vivtor attended the announcement party. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Agar Grlerson at the Genesee hospital, Rochester, Oct. 21. Agar Grievon ana family are moving from an apartment in E. VICTOR Mrs. Dell Hulburt Mrs.

Etta Boughton was a C. Bristol's residence to Manchester, visited relatives in the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Barry, of Cafcandaigua, and Mr. and Mn.

Peter McMahon are visiting Mrs. Hebe Bradstreet in Middleport, Syracuse" over of her sister, Mis. J. A Lcete, in Canandaigua over the weekend. where he has a milk route.

Clyde O'Connor visited his son, Stella and sister, Doris, and Mrs, Harold Delxkij, of Holcomb, at a game dinner. Doris Jacobs is suffering from an infected finger. Mr. and Mrs. Ohley Brake visited Mr.

and Mrs. William Hudson in Rochester Saturday. Charles Sale and Janette Allen were at Colgate university Saturday. Leslie Norton and Sherman Cot-1 David, at Joe Keefe's Sunday. i READ TJtiE DAILY MESSENGER ton, Rochester, were at their homes i The partnership between Dr.

tor the weekend. M. Cotton and Dr. D. J.

Presler.j A I) KT Miss Jennie Cotton, Macedon, was has been dissolved. Znn Mr. and Mrs Ear) Cot- Mis. Coida Moon, WOMEN xui a. urcicLv CMUUP a gutsi.

ui tained Mr. and Whitney i ton Sunday. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green at Kenneth McGhan is driving a new, Jacobs iua iviuyu.

jliecently visited her niece, Dor IS dinner recently. car. i rciubie and give QUICK RELIEF. are effective, William DeLong driving a new -Miss Alice Calkins, a teacher Inj Mr. and Mrs Charles Millitllo'car.

Fairport school, and Miss Mary Gal-1 have announced the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. William DeLong re-1 kins, ol North, BJoomfleld, were their daughter, Anna, to Frank La cently entertained his mother, Mrs. DIAMOND Jf BHANO" CHIGHESTERS PILLS Miss Ruth Smith and Henrietta Fubolin in North Cohocton. Mr.

and Mrs. Merton Packard and family, ol Canandaigua, were Sunday guesrs of Mr. and Mrs Chauncey Symonds Mr. and Mrs Percy Pettit and daughters, Janice and Jean, of Clifton Springs, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

George Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. William Cramer and Mrs. Clara of Naples, were recent guests of Mi (W.

Hough, on Warren Hill, and Mrs. Earl Comfort. Theodore P. Estey, of Penn Yan, Mrs Frank Fernn, of Bristol, was was a visitor in town, a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie G. Corbin and Mrs. George Morse 'and 'daughter. Phyllis, Grover Murray is suffering from of Montour Falls, spent the wesk- ear trouble.

Mr and Mrs. Oscar Johnson, of Canandaigua and Mrs, A. G. Mar-j j. Reynolds," of Shortsville, was shall, of Watertown, were recent a recent "guest at the home of Rol- guests of JVLr.

Mrs. George Wheat. Wheeler. i Miss Phoebe J. Blythe and Miss Miss Leota Morse entertained the Marsh were recent guests of' following young people at her home! Palmyra friends and relatives.

Sunday evening. Miss Ruth Smith, j. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Durborov, I Edwin Walker, Miss Henrietta Fri-! an( i j.

Edgar Smith, cf Maplewood, bolin, of North Cohoeton; and Frank Ebershaw, of Hornell, and Andrew spent the weekend with Mr. i of Vincent. and Mrs Sidney J. Wheat. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Murrav Mrs. Luther Roper and dau-i famil, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. ghter, Susanne and Mrs.

Homer' Fred E. Tones, of Bristol Center, Dymond and son, of Clifton Springs, ec motored to Pennsylvania recently recent callers in town. ag Dorothy and Jean Bovee, of Bmg-i sweet, the pork chops lean and the' hamton, and Miss Betty Doan, of' sweet potatoes red. Endicott, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs N.

J. Olmsfcsad. Miss Hilda Debow spent the week end vath Miss Ruth McFarlane, of Himrod, a classmate at Geneseo. Mrs. Mary Flynn, of Canandaigua, Emmett, an actor who had trouped in the south, was filling a broad- i- way engagement when the manage-1 ment asked him to write, a song--: "Something catchy that the boys on, the street will pick up." is Mrs.

Gertrude Moran. Miss Anna FitzMorns, of Nazar- i eth college, Rochester, spent the! weekend with her parents, Mr. and! Mrs. Thomas FitzMorris. was a dreary Sunday when he Cold winds drove his window panes Ke thought of the south.

"I wish l' Miss Mary Kalmer, of Olean, i was a weekend guests of Miss Anna and! was Dixie," he mushed. the rhythm wish i He sang it in New York not far, from old man Dixie's, land, which become the sidewalks of friends in town Mrs Peter Neenan. Mrs Nathan where they relatives visited Mrs. Murray's Charles Estey, accompanied by his class meeting held with Mrs father, Clarence J. Estey, of Gjbson Canandaigua Mon-j Castle, made a trip to Odessa re-j who teaches DeSmidt and family, of Mrs Homer Bassage and Mrs Buffalo enfc the weekend with Sunday.

i Howard Jeffry, of Palmyra, were re-. her a Mr and Mrs Mrs. William McMillan, of Naples, i cen tly entertained at the home of and Mrs Earl Comfort and daugb- phoebe Blythe ter Jane, were dinner guests re- MJSS Emma Garvey and brother if Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- aunt.

Mrs. John! JacoD Gaxveyt entertained 18 people at a Hallowe'en party at 1 A village. Hutchonson. Miss Miss Hutchinson wsre at Cortland. George Wessell, of Buffalo, a south had never heard it before, Even then war clouds were gather-1 mg over the servitude of tne south's many of descend-' old so came here and formed the confed- 1 eraey.

The band played Mississip-j pi's "Bonny Blue Flag," the crowd I was quiet. Then the band struck; Dixie. It echoed across the plains of Alabama to the Texas cattle coun-1 i try and back across "de Ian' ob cot- i ton" to Virginia And it became i the rebel yell, the battle cry thatj it i followed a Yankee minstrel tune! Gillett attended I called DMe. i Centerfield MRS. EARL APPLETON Staff Representative CENTERFIELD Mrs.

Leslie, Eisenmann, of Victorias; cently of their Macllveen, of Bristol. Rooert Butler, of Canandaigua, Hbneoye MRS. C. E. PLIMPTON staff Representative Mrs.

Charles Sperry and Miss Clohecy, of Canandaigua, with Mrs Drain Bristol MRS. D. C. INGRAHAM Staff Representative re- Henry Schmidt. i Miss Catherine Cooper has turned home after spending a with Miss Marian Eisenmann.

Miss Anna Schmidt, who had been spending the month at her home, returned to JVaxsaw Sunday to re- her fraties as county nurse. HONEOYE Mr. and Mrs. John i Down and Mrs. Hattie Moye, of Hoi- i has been visiting his TCI ec of Gajua Jgu VTO Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Wheeler. ta inment Leslie Wheeler and daughter, Vivian, and -Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graf and Vemon stauring) of leeway were in Rochester.

and Miner ana, daughter, Helen, and Mr. and was a Monday guest at the hon Mrs John jind and family, of Holcomb, Arthur Graf and family, of Newark, aunt. Mrs were Sunday guests of Mr. Mrs. Lynn Sherman.

Couyne and son, of Rochester, visited Mrs. John 1 Cooper recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Fisher and daughter, Louise, of Allen's were Sunday dinner guests of her! parents, Mr" and Mrs.

Frank Hal-! lock. BRISTOL Mr. Mrs. Res Fisher and daughter. hur Simmons, of Ms.

Leo Alonzo. Misses Lillian Burrett and Gather' Jane, spent the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bliss, of Canandaigua. mountains.

who are in the Mrs. Cams Irsglis, of Bristol, was a recent guest of her daughter. Mrs. George Hallock. Mrs.

George Hallock accompanied Mrs Anson Rogers and daughters. Mrs. Ar-' were guests Sunday of Mr. and Charles B. Simmons.

Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Sisson, of Canandaigua.

were recent dinner guests of Mrs. W. H. Doyle. Mrs.

William of Naples Yan, Miss Loretta Miller, of Troy. with party Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Beam at Hemlock Mr. and Mrs. John'Simpson en- i tsrtained afe Hallowe'en party Mon- i day evening.

Miss Oneta Hayes, of Holcomb, was a weekend guest of Miss Gladys i Drain. Mrs. Alma Bishop, of Castile, was a recent guest of her brother John and Mrs. Earl Comfort and daughter, Jane, of East Bloomfield. dmner Helen and Florence, of Vincent, to Rochester recently, where Miss Helen Rogers attended the teachers" conference- Mr, and Mis Chauncey Symonds were Sundav dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Slirjer Res Fisher is spending the hunting season in Adirondack mountains as hunters" guide, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Page and Mrs Fred Page and Mr. and Mrs i A- Murreil were Sunday dinner, ol Mr.

and Mrs. John Mur- been guests of Mrs. John McHieen. Mr, Mrs Miss Helen Bailey recently visit- Mrs. Arthur Sherman in East Rochester.

35 present at the, meeting of the Mission circle held lecently with Mrs. John Gilbert, Mrs. Arthur'Toneison. Kho has, been seriously ill in Memorial hos-1 pital, has returned to her homej Gracey at in Canan- Canandaigua. spent Sunday- Mr, and Mrs.

Arthur Rood- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harris, of Rochester, were weekend guests of I a days at the Seward cottage, west i lake shore. Mrs. William Pierce and Miss Ril- and granddaugh- Sle? spent the weekend pMcil Leadership Training school held Wednesday evening at the Canan- daieua Methodist church.

There will be a Republican rally at Amusement hall Wednesday and Mrs Wilham Cole guests. Mr. and Mis. Stanley Hams, motored to Per.n Yan Mrs. a LeShure.

senator, wall foe the sjxafcer. of fell of Boc-jcster. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ness, of Rochester, recently -nsitca Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Murrell. N'ss returned home Mrs.

Martha' Fred TOton and sons, Ernest and jL -eTtod' wth Imai3a munc Rochester, spent me wnn ri Harold, of Bristol, and Nichols, of Lancaster, the hunline in Waltece i grandparents. Mr. and Mrs John wjth them af- i dacks Fred Smith and 'daughter. Ruth, of West Richmond, The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational church will serve a dinner at the church at noon on ejection day JOSEPH LYNCH PHELPS Joseph Lynch. 66.

of Phelps for half a century, died early Monday morning Roy Case guests of Mr and Mrs Stanley Keith in Naples recently. Mr. and Mrs Fred Tones, o' Bnslol -srere recent oi Mr and Mrs M-ar; Mrs Henry LOOTv PtEASAKT LEXINGTON. Kv. iff'i The day guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Smilh. Creedon road Mrs Gtorge Jopson and Smith Canandaigua. get the limelight at the of Kentucky this school year. The college annual has dc-cided lo publish pictures ol the ten Mr.

Lynch, who was a native ol) Ireland, "came to this country in his Sheehan. and one brother, early youth and settled in this Lynch, of Ireland, community, v-here he followed farming. He was a ccmmurocant of SI Francis Calholic church and a ir ember of Holy Same sccaety. Sunrrors arc one son, Edward arid one daughter. Miss GeneTJere Lynch, al home; four sisters, Margaret L-vnch and Mrs.

Halpm, both of Brooklyn; Mrs. Funeral services will be held from St. Francis Catholic church at 9 Thrrsfiay marrmg sud m- termtnt be in St Francis Mrs. Charles Hill. Mr.

and Mrs Clare Case had as John sundav guests Mr. and Mrs James K. Haire and daughttr. Ruth; Mr arid Mrs Frank Castle of Canandai- sua and Mr and Mrs Charles Case, Mr? Bert ol fetery. The Holy Namt society will TVtst RithTr.ond, and Mis? Mary 3i5 ihe home at 7-30 o'clock honey, of were Wednesday eTening to recite pray- recent dinntr guets of Mr and Mrs ers for the dead Ralph Smith Mr.

and Mrs. James Tunison and Catherine Moore and Mrs. Patrick EEAD THE DAILY George and James, were that space popular co-tds i Sunday dinner guest? of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Terwilhger at Mr and Mrs Walter Case were Sunday guests of Mrs F. Daniels and Tilnirae Case at Broto3 Lloyd Conlin arid have znir.id from Miss Mary Mahnty's hoose to Naples i Msss Rose Middtebrook, oi SoutJij Bristol, spent Monday with Mrs Walter B.

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