Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, March 13, 1952, Page 5, Image 5

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Along Azalea Row
I now humbly discover th at
when Cortez landed in Villa Rica
in the year 1519 he was presented
^ ith beautifully made garlands
and floral decorations! Four types
of these old garlands are still be­
ing used in Mexico. One is a com­
bination of cypress and flowers;
another of braided honeysuckle
and flowers, sounds beautiful and
fragrant. O ur Christm as ropes
>f pine, made th eir appearance
in Mexico, hundred of years ago
in an intricately tw isted pine
pine garland. G arlands of flowers
strunk like a necklace and made
of tuberoses or frangipani are
still sold in the m arkets every
Thursday and Sunday. These are
taken home and arranged or are
draped around the image of a
saint.
ments, used for mohe than a cen­
TVxas. About a m onth ago he
tury, is one representing the sun.
It is often made of azaleas and
went to Long Beach to visit rel­
A recent suggestion th a t this
ative from where he came home.
and 2000 are used in w hat m ust
is a good season to hold forth on
be a stunnii^g sight.
The bus strike, now in effect,
flower arrangem ents, has led me
Even our brides bouquet of or­ did not prevent Rev. E. C Hicks
Sm ith-Corona” Typew riters at
into a strange garden path. And
ange blossoms has been carried from returning home last w e e k - the Pilot Office.
a most fascinating one. Now when
by oui little dark-eyed neighbors
he took to the air from Long
it's raining and I can't work in
tor m any years. It is such a tr a ­ Beach and landed at Crescent
my garden. I can sit by the fire
dition th a t it fresh blossoms are
t ity, Thursday evening.
and read about arranging the
not to be found, artificial orange
Rev, Hicks left here about the
flowers I
a m optomislicaWy
blossoms are paintakingly made.
planting.
middle of November for O kla­
Since earliest history, flowers
hor A ll Occasions
homa where he visited a brother
So, of course. I was sidetrack­
have been used to decorate Mex­
whom he had not seen for years.
ed by an article on Flow er Ar-
ican homes. However, it was un­ I During the weeks he was gone,
At Young’s G ift Shop in
tangem ent in Mexico by D ita Lou
til 1932 th at the Mexico City G ar.
, Rev. Hicks covered much of the
Brookings, and Margar­
Dean. It was about 15 years ago
den Club was form ally organized.
territo ry he once saw back in et's Flower Shop at Cres­
th a t my attention was first a t­
Beside the study of modern a r ­
the days of his youth when 1 e
tracted to the a rt of flower a r ­
rangem ents. the club has intro­
cent ( .ity. S en d F low ers
entenxl
the race at the opening
ranging through a book of pic­
duced new plants and vegetables
of
the
Oklahoma
territory.
He
By
Wire.
tures put out by a national com­
to Mexico. W ith her wonderful
also
spent
considerable
tim
e
in
pany. I just assumed th at planned
Decorating doors is an old Mex­ and exotic variety of flowers at
arrangem ents more or less dated ican custom, especially on feast all seasons and her n a tu ra l love
from that time and naturally or­ days. Being a tropical country, of beauty and color, the Mexican
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iginated in the United S tates!
the profuse blooms of gardenias woman gives to the world a style
and red carnations are used as th at is all her own.
•
nonchalantly as we use our lilies. , The yelloiv alamanda sprawls
1« the keynote of your spring suit when you
Imagine walking down a street In gold confusion on the walls
have it tailored-to-your-measure by
where the doors are all fram ed And in among its flow er-suns
WHERRIE TAILORING COMPANY. Pure virgin
with thousands of white gardenias The little starry jasm ine runs.
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on this Big
and red carnations on a back­ The bouganvillae climbs the fre e !
•U lT f (3-ple<e) $57.30 »0 1 *3 .5 0
ground of cypress.
And flings its ta tters on the
breeze
One of the nearly lost arts, is
A
ll
scarlet and m agnenta-red
j
the m aking of carpets of flowers.
A
canopy
above
m
y
head
Once upon a time, the streets
DON BLANDING.
of Coyoacan w ere carpeted with
flowers on special feast days. It
is said th at Indians would come
from miles around, bring their
m aterial w ith them and begin
their work at m idnight. They'd
blend various colored flowers and
colored sawdust i n t o beautiful
and in tric a te patterns on the
streets.
By F aye Sunderland
Rev. E. C. Hicks Is
Home After Trip
flow ers
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