Nina,
I should be able to send you a scan within 10 days or so, 6 issues (1947 / 1948) are on their way to me. Kenneth. Quoting Nina Rach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > In Vol. 6, Issue 336, Kenneth asked about a publication called "Orchid Lore," > ostensibly published by the Houston Orchid Society. > Well... there may be a mistake as to which organization published this. We > don't think it came from Houston. Our newsletter, since 1973, has been called > "Houston Happenings." Donna Craig started it, and she told me that there had > not been a newsletter for many years before that. Our monthly newsletter is > posted on our website, and archives are available online for issues beginning > with January 2003. > > The Houston Orchid Society was founded in 1945 and was the second society in > the US to affiliate with the American Orchid Society > (http://www.houstonorchidsociety.org/HOS/Who_are_we.html). It's possible that > a very early newsletter may have had the name "Orchid Lore." > > Kenneth, please let me know where you found a reference to it, or if you have > a copy, send me a scan. If it only says "HOS," perhaps it refers to the > Honolulu OS or some other organization. > > Meanwhile, I will continue asking around. > > Nina Rach > HOS Webmistress _______________________________________________ the OrchidGuide Digest (OGD) [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.orchidguide.com/mailman/listinfo/orchids
