'. - - 1 u.vived $ 've jL;i.j
J ::V -.ti t I i verr .Riwl ,dy: in
iJT&tf li-juiit: the -was tuucerhed
bout a ' maple .tree in ' her yard.
.,: YoO hayfc a gln4iar' xjerience in
Citainif so I am going 'utoVgohW-de-L
':: tail for the benefit of aft readers.1'
She writes: "'Will you pleasead
Vise me about a Inaple tree ij our
yard on which We depend" tjot bhiy
for shade but, appearance trt oar
lot, It is a large tiws,' vv.uch fpr
the past five or eix years has,' by
the- first of July, ' began to sheer Its'
leaves Jay the first of August 'hun-'
dreds a day are falling and When
other ' maples - are? in their - vivid
glory in autumn, this one is practically-
bare.- V'iy'Rfi,--- it?-i?t",
-"We had it professionally fertili
ted' in, thi spring but although- the
leaves Came out thickly and Targe,'
y , , J,-, Y.i.,ch .arrived In
.ml "coi. uum 1T!4- was bo avt
j?nc of .disease ;orr"insect Injury
which would tCause' prematura de
I-foliation. J suspected- root trouble
so I wrot and asked 'ome ques
tions whwh she answered. -...
Q.:ave the Toots been cot' on
one side of this tree or otherwise
; damaged t ,y: & ''' 4 lt ihW:v,
-A. Unfortueately yes Hoots cut
v on side Of the tree shout tout
feet ffom trunk 1$ years afo,' n
Q. JHas any- fill soil been placed
around tha tree?,' If 10, how much?
i-'A; 'Again yes, 'About 10 Inches at
soil in1 a -circle' about 3ft 1 feet out
from je tree: fcV:
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; mi .1, ,r u 11 ? jviu iKei ' rnce ;wnen L7innea.
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wr:f nace irv oyeomemi,
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;;bemonstrak l1ie:V 0 Our Outfit v1 :
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' Is located In
' Southern . end
of Mt Oliye
On "ACt Ry;
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need plenty of eney when they start bock tot school.' they'll C-'
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njoy the wholetAmD goodnew 6f .Wayne Dairy Homogenlred '''.
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Milk with. Vitamin' D oddcd.,lcmeinbr WdyM Qdrf'mMiU .; v
produced right her in toilorrt North ' Carolina on our loco! '
farms, processed" in our modem j-anl and rushed to iron. Try -
Woyne , in shining glass boHics or wo free pkisH
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GGLSZrcr.O, NOHTII CAROLINA ;
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WIOXIAM IPX ROBERTS 4 1 .
: LACKLAND Ara,'Te.--i- Air
man Basic -William D.' Roberts,
son Of 4 Mrs and Mrs. William R.
Robert B.V 3 Paison, N- O, -is
being reassigned to Sheppard
AFP, Xex for technical training
. Uhited States Air Irees
baee-.'utilitias ecepialist, .r,.,;V
'" Airman Roberts', who ' comiple-;
ted the first phase , of His' mili
tary '.training here; was selected
for -the specialized course on the
basis of his interests and apti
tudes. ' He is a 1962 graduate of. North
Duplin High School, Calypso, N.
SHARL W. MAYNOR .
.AMAJULLO AFB, Tex. Air
man Third Qass Sharl W. May
nor of 'Rose Kill, N. C, is being
reassigned to Donaldson AFB, S
C , following his graduation from
the United States Air Force tech
nical graining ' course . for . supply
spedaAists here ' ;
1 ; Ainronn Mayrior was, trained in
the . use of supply publications
and mechanized accounting procedures-
used in organizational
supply activities'.
His' father is Thomas D. May
nor, At, 1, 1 Rose Hill He is a
graduate of dear Run High
School, Garland, N. C.
KENNETH 8. WHITFIELD
FORT HOOD, TEX. - Kenneth S.
Whitfield, 23, son of Mrs. Ben F.
WhltfieM,' Rt 4, Mount Olive, N.
C., recently was promoted to spec
ialist four at 'Fort Hood, Tex., where
he is a member of the 2d Armored
Division.
.Specialist "Whitfield, a truck driv
er, in. Service Battery of the divi
sion's 16th .Artillery, entered the
Army in August 1961 & complet
ed basic training at Fort Jackson,
S. C.;. .'-. .
He attended Mount Olive High
Sc
t. ( f t a;.l v .. in asparagus
b e n,u..ucturers suggest
the following procedure for.- com
plete control: . - 1
; 1. Is the spring prior to the beginning-
of harvest disk the bed com
pletely, ; Incorporating tops and
trash, with the soil.,
it.' Apply ty to 5 pounds per acre
of Simazine sow immediately after
disking, and before any asparagus
spears or Weed growth emerges.
. i. Harvest asparagus for the us
ual length of growing season. .
. 4. If weeds appear by end of the
harvest season,: disk the beds tho
roughly and make a second appli
cation of the material. ; i v. a--
Rhododendrons : produced ; from
cuttings produce plants of 'better
quality and guarantee color of flo
wers because . cuttings are : taken
from selected plants whose color
characteristics have been observed.
j . cut alwai true .if plants are
selected from the wild. . . -y '
' Our . research indicates that, the
best time to take cuttings is in the
late fall end winter-, -The cuttings
Should be ' made from terminal
growth' 44 inches: long. Each cut
ting should be wounded at the base
by removing a strip of bark, about
one inch long; on one aide of the
stem,' Dipping the cutting in a root
promoting hormone solution or pow
der will hasten rooting, . . '
Equal volumes of peat moss and
coarse sand provide a good root
ing medium. Heat should be pro
vided with heating cables and a
soil temperature of 70-75 degrees
should be maintained. Intermittent
mist should be provided to prevent
drying of the cuttings. V
.The ultimate motive of soil con
servation is human conservation."
Otis iDurant Duncan
Does Change-of-Life Make You
Feel Older Than You Are?
! " .' y , aBaaBHSVwjawaassaa t t ,.
' , In doctor's tests, special medicine relieved '"
these hot flashes, weakness, nervousness for weman
, after Weman . . then they could onoy a happier middle-agel
- Dom change of life leave you so
weak. Irritable you feel older than
you reeliy ere? Suflocated by hot
bsbes, constantly 'tense, to you
cant be the tflectionote wife of old?
- Don't deepairl Lydu Pinkham's
. Compouno can relieve that phyai
cal dis trees and tension both...
' fn doctor's teat wing Pinkham's
' Compoond,' woman after -woman
got glorious relief without tottly
shot Hot flashes quickly aub-
sided. That awful nervousness was
calmed. tfTjen most women found
they could go "smiling through''
the trying yean of change-of-life
without that dreadful miaeryl
If change-of-life is soaking you
feel older, than you are, ask for
LytJia E. Pinkham's Vegetabijs
Compound at drug stores. Do it to
day. See how fast this special med
icine for women helps you feel like
your happy, active self again.
fLttr S Som-WWl OP TStTOf When oue to simple iron-denciency
anemia, take Ptakham Tablets. Rich in iron, they start to strengthen
' your Mood within one day) Thus help restore your vitality.
...'wl .erosaL.j3 t...: -2-t i.c.'j-
rse of world history more raukfc.:y,
than any war 'or revolution." r 'G.
V. Jacks, in "Vanishing Lands" ,
- Herbicides weer applied to about
450,000 acres of land in North aad
South Carolina this year as part of
the U. S. Department of Agricul
ture's effort to control witchweed.
',- A bee is never as busy as h
seems; It's Just that it can't burz
any slower. ' Kin Hubbard '
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AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
10:00 A M.
First Sale Of Hie Season
Plan Now To Attend -
Bring Your Equipment And Turn
It For Ready Cash
WAYNE STOCKYARD, Inc:
2 Mi. So. on Hwy. 117
Goldsboro, N. C.
PhoM 7344234
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;Q. ft the soil of reasonably good
texture and well drained? -
A." -'Hardly reasonably but drains
okay;" -
Q. - Do you know of any drain,
pipes, sewer or fas lines that might
Interfere with normal root func-1
Hon? - ."
A, "The same side walk and elec
tric wires for which the roots were
cut." , .
v:Q Examine the trunk at the base
(SOU line) : and determine ; whether
of hot the bark appears to be nor
mal. .(;
t A.'"The bark seems normal."
k While I am not r uling out the
possibility of root-rot caused by
fungi, two answers she gave could
cause a steady decline in vigor of
her maple-root cutting on one side
and over-burden of fill soil around
the tree. . '
Root cutting removes a large
number' of feeder roots which re
duces the power of the tree to ab
sorb water and nutrients. This, in
turn, results in loss of, vigor. '
' Fin soil, over the roots of estab
lished trees, excludes an adequate
supply of orygen to the roots which
is essential for normal growth fun
ctions. 5 -'-"-v
v "Bulk produce gets picked over.
Packaged produce gets picked up."
That is what the man told us this
morning when he came to demon
strate the use of a large variety of
specially designed. containers-, for
berries, -grapes,' apples, .peaches,
oranges and vegetables. Then he
proceeded to convince us that he
was right. ,
AU of the packages were desiga
ed to be contained in plastic film
which also covered the product be
ing packaged. 'The process is conv
partively simple, now that research
has "worked out the details, and is
done with machinery.; v . ; ". ;
One 'feature of the process was
impressive. That of tightly shrink
ing the plastic film, with beat, whi
ch prevents the shifting and bruis
ing of such fruits as peaches, grap
es, blueberries, and strawberries.
The smaller containers are then
packaged in largo cartons for shlp
ttsnt: '' -
'Ttroe Was when many of our food
crops were bought from the grower
In bulk and packaged in the super
market and other warehouses. This
day is over as the trend is now to
ward consumer packaging on the
grower level for practically all of
our fruit and vegetable crops.
Simazine SOW has recently been
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