PAGF 10. KINGS MOUNTAIN MIRROR, WEDNESDAY APRIL 5 IQT?
I KINGS MOUNTAIN
Hospital Report
Prior to March 27
Addle K. Beam, Grover
Vincent D. Bradshaw, K.M.
Mrs. Pauline DaWs, B.C,
Mrs. Ira J. Falls, K.M.
Mrs. James L. Gulley, K,M.
Mrs. OU C. Hayes, K.M.
Mrs. Eva 0. Hovls, B.C.
Annie Lois Ledlord, York
Mrs. Dorothy M. Lowery, KM
Walter M Moorehead, K.M.
Sheila Diane Nance, K.M.
Arthur Patterson, K.M.
ElHe Mae Peterson, K.M.
Lula W. Reep, K.M.
Annie Sell, K.M.
Mamie S. Sipes, K.M.
Gladys T. Strange, K.M.
Herman R. Terry, K.M.
Jack H. White, K.M.
Ruby White, Gastonia
March 27
Charlie Allen Duncan
Wiley Ave., Gastonia
Mrs. Katie G. Mlskelly
Rt. 3, York
Elzle Lee Putnam
RL 1, K.M.
March 28
Leonard D. Bridges
Rt. 4 Llncolnton, N.C.
Mrs. Lee R. Sellers
RL 2, CherryvlHe, N.C.
Roy J. Wade
111 GUI Farm Rd., K.M.
March 29
Anthony Lewis Jones
611 N. Scruggs St., Gastonia
Mrs, Roger MulUnax
P.O. Box 273, Grover
Myrtle E. Pearson
107 Fulton Dr., K.M.
Henry Taylor Rose
Rt. 4, Gastonia
Mrs. WUUam F. Sanders
2010 Mldplnes, K.M.
March 30
Hattie O. BeU
Rt. 3, K.M.
James L. Blanton
111 Fulton Dr., K.M.
Mrs. Clyde F. Burns
3900 Parkdale Circle, K.M.
WUllam George Haskett
628 Dutch Village, Gastonia
Mrs. Harold L. Hwyes
3185 Holland SL, Dallas
Thomas Bert Payne
RL 2, Dallas, N.C.
March 31
WUUam Brooks
135 Robinson St., Dallas
Mrs. Roosevelt Camp
606 W. Ala, Ave., B.C.
Mrs. Floyd Champion
RL, 3, K.M.
Mrs. Larry K. Moore
Rt. 1 K.M.
Mrs. PhUip 0, Scates
RL 1. B.C.
Mrs. Vir^ James Stokes, BC
Kings Mtn.
AprU 1
Thomas Lee Adams
Rt, 2, K.M.
Mrs. Ronald D. Cope
2509 Penny Rk. Gastonia
Mrs. Robert L. England
348 HUltop Circle, Gastonia
Betty Jean Melton
Rt. 1, Box 72, York
John Wayne Sheph^
315 Walker SL, K.M.
Mrs. Thomas B, Stalcup
RL 2, Clover
AprU 2
Mrs. Maynard Grayson
Rt.,3 Clover
Mrs. Alonzo F. Nicholson
Rt. 1, Bessemer City
AprU 3
Mrs. J.D. Clary
900 Jackson SL, Shelby
James Kenneth Downey
900 Rhodes Ave., K.M.
Mary Belle Hicks
Rt. 2, Box 476, K,M.
Mag^e L. Lutz
304 S. 12th SL, B.C.
Lewis H. Moore
4400 Margrace Rd., K.M.
Wanda GaU Pruitt
1106 Spencer Ave., Gastonia
Marcella Arlene Smith
412 ChUders St., K.M.
With Toast
The newly married mhn
and his wife were quarrel
ing, and at the breakfast
table, the husband tried to
make peace.
"What's for breakfast, dar
ling?” he asked, with a
sweet smile on his face.
"Rats!” came the tart
reply.
"All right, dear." replied
hubby. "Cook one for your
self and boil an egg for me,”
Garden Time
Two All-American Rose
Selections Announced
By M. E. GARDNER
N. C. State University
The two All-America
Rose Selections for 1972
are APOLLO and
PORTRAIT, both hybrid
teas.
They have been
through the grind of two
years of testing in the
22 gardens of All-
America Rose Selections
scattered about the
United States.
This spring they will
be available in all sec
tions of the country as
either bare root or
container-grown plants,
and should be appearing
In rose show competition
this fall.
Apollo is a very free
blooming, soft, sunrise
yellow, producing long
stemmed buds and
flowers on a hardy, vig
orous, well-formed
plant. A distinctive
feature Is the long pointed
buds of rich yellow,
sometimes with a touch
of red. They slowly open
to large five to sU Inch
blooms of a soft, pleasing
yellow, again often tinted,
or veined, with red, de
pending upon the climate
and soil conditions. The
large blooms of 35 to 40
broad petals have a
moderate to strong tea
fragrance which adds to
the charm of the bloom.
The plant Is vigorous,
well branched with
flowers produceij on long
stems. "It Is, without
doubt, the freest branch
ing, most attractive
yellow hybrid now
available.”
Apollo has better than
average resistance to
mildew. Is quite free of
thorns and Is “well
clothed with attractive
dark green foliage.”
Portrait is a distinc
tive. colorful pink hybrid
tea. It has masses of
beautiful urn-shaped
buds of rich pink, opening
Into large creamy blooms
edged with a deep satiny
blush. Occasional gold
tones wash the open
bloom with added warmth
of color while an even
pink reverse adds depth
and sparkle.
More than 50 petals
of excellent substance
roll back to give a fully
double, high centered
bloom four to five inches
across. An added asset
of this winner Is its
delightful fragrance that
adds greatly to the
pleasure this rose has to
offer.
Portrait grows tall
and strong. The vig
orous. upright canes
branch freely, each hold
ing a bright pink bloom.
The plant produces
continuous quantities of
medium large exhibition
quality blooms all
season. Even' a single
plant will supply a color
ful display, but three or
more should be used to
produce a spectacular
showing of this variety.
Portrait is reported
to be especially resistant
to black spot (a trouble
some fungus disease). It
is possible that if this
variety is grown alone,
and well away from other
roses, it might not need
spraying.
Rugged hardiness and
masses of beautiful
flowers make Portrait a
fine addition to any
garden.
VOLUNTEERS & DUTY
Secretary of the Army Ro
bert F. Proehike reports the
Army has announced that
only volunteers would be
ordered to active duty from
this year’s graduating Re
serve Officers Training
Corps cadets.
EQUIPMENT REMOVED
The Pentagon reports that
the United States has re
moved 1.8 million tons of
military equipment from
South Vietnam. The equip
ment valued at $4.5-billion
will be reconditioned and
distributed to Reserve and
National Guard components
and to forces in the Pacific.
THE SAVERS. . Sammy and Sally
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