Friday, April 24, 1959
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Page Seven
Real Estate Transfers
Ilcber Nathan Griffin and wife,
Kmnia J. Griffin, to Hobson C.
White, property in No. 3 township.
W'illiam T. Moore and wife, Geor
gia S. Moore, to Thomas B. Harris
and wife, Tula A. Harris, property
on Woodland avenue.
Robert W. Hadnott and wife,
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Maxine V. Hadnott, to James P.
Hook and wife, Shelby G. Hook,
property in Tryon Village.
Carroll G. Ipock and wife, Lou
ise H. Ipock, to Harry Wilburn
Crump and wife, Julia B. Crump,
property on National Court Drive.
Dennie C. Carpenter and hus
band, H. J. Carpenter, to Guy P.
Rose, Jr., and wife. Myrtle H. Rose,
property in Green Park.
H. M. Carpenter and wife, Mary
S. Carpenter, to Walter McKeithan,
Sr., and wife, Bessie McKeithan,
property in No. 9 township.
Walter McKeithan and wife, Bes
sie McKeithan, to Superior Stone
Company, property in No. 8 town
ship.
Mrs. J. A. Perry to Charles Leslie
White, property in No. 3 township.
Dabney M. Coddington and wife,
Martha J. Coddington; William I.
Coddington and wife, Gladys T.
Coddington, to William A. Sherratt
and wife, Evelyn McCullers Sher
ratt, property in No. 8 township.
Alfred Worthington, David Gas
kins and Andy Morris, trustees of
Vanceboro Free Will Holiness
church, to T. W. Worthington, Dav
id Gaskins, and Richard Izzell, trus
tees of Tar River Free Will Holi
ness conference, property at Vance
boro.
* Sheldon C. Merrell and wife, Bet
ty Delores Merrell, to Morris Bros.,
Inc. Property in Green Park Place.
Trent Development Co., Inc., to
Durham Elmo Jones and wife, Juan
ita H. Jones, property in Trent
Park.
Richard C. Carter and wife, An
nie E. Carter, to Harry K. Inman
and wife, Kathryn M. Inman, prop
erty in No. 6 township.
Catherine S. Voght to Mildred
State Ranks
Second for
Trees Planted
A report recently released by the
U. S. Department of Agriculture
shows that during the past five
years tree plantings in North Caro
lina have increased by 570 per cent.
This is the highest increase
shown by any state in the nation
with the exception of West Virgin
ia. The average national increase
amounted to 220 per cent.
The report shows that in 1953
North Carolina landowners planted
13,124 acres in forest tree seed
lings. In 1958 they planted 75,716
acres.
Figures on the number of acres
planted this past winter are not
available. John Gray, in charge of
forestry extension for the N. C.
Agricultural Extension Service, es
timates, however, that well over
100,000 acres have been planted in
the 1959 season.
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D. Scales, property in Bridgeton.
John S. Scales and wife, Mildred
Scales, to Mildred D. Scales, prop
erty in Bridgeton.
Gilbert Scales, Jr., and wife, Su
sie LaRoque Scales, to Mildred D.
Scales, property in Bridgeton.
Eleanor S. Rasch and husband,
W. G. Rasch, II, to Mildred D.
Scales, property in Bridgeton.
Eva S. Price and husband, Tom
Price, to Mildred D. Scales, proper
ty in Bridgeton.
John Lancaster and wife, Verna
Lancaster, to Mildred D. Scales,
property in Bridgeton.
David Lancaster to Mildred D.
Scales, property in Bridgeton.
Richard Ipock and wife, Joyce
Ipock, to Mildred D. Scales, prop
erty in Bridgeton.
Neezar Ipock, Jr., and wife,
Ophelia Ipock, to Mildred D. Scales,
property in Bridgeton.
Lewis Ipock and wife, Helen
Ipock, to Mildred D. Scales, proper
ty in Bridgeton.
Minnie S. Collins and husband,
Ray Francis'Collins, to'Mildred D.
Scales, property in Bridgeton.
Wheeler Martin Critcher and
wife, Theola Mildred Critcher, to
Richard E. Williams and wife, Vio
la W. Williams, property in Tryon
Village.
Larry Paul and wife, Mary Ruth
Paul, to B. B. Baugus, property in
No. 5 township.
Roberta Banks Simons and Ethel
Mae Banks Bodenheimer, execu
trixes of Roberta Mae Banks, to
J. M. Hill; Chester W. Robertson;
Oscar Daniels, Jr., Cecil Hancock;
Roy L. Thomas; Harris Speechey;
Ernest Provost and Michael Bratch
er and their successors, trustees of
St. Mary’s Free Will Baptist
church, property on Pollock street,
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I believe that spring has turned
the corner now and that we can ex
pect a little better treatment weath
er-wise. Hope so anyway.
I dislike bringing up the subject
of disease and insect pests, while
we are enjoying the flowering
trees and shrubs which are now in
all of their seasonal beauty. Re
member that they have a way of
sneaking up on us and causing real
trouble before we realize what is
happening.
Here are some of the worst of
fenders: the Lace Bug, especially
bad on pyracantha, azalea and
Washington Hawthorn; White Fly
and Cottony Cushion ^ale on pit-
tosporum and gardenia. All of these
may be controlled by sraying thor
oughly with Malathion (25 per cent
wettable powder) at the rate of two
tablespoons in one gallon of water.
If the 50 per cent emulsifiable con
centrate is used, add two teaspoons
of Malathion for each gallon of wa
ter. Be sure to cover the under
sides of the leaves. Red Spider
mites on azalea can also be con
trolled with either of these mix
tures.
Be careful when using spiay ma
terials of any kind. Keep labeled
and stored in a safe place. Avoid
breathing either dust, or spray
drift. Carefully follow manufactur
er’s instructions printed on the con
tainer. Your County Agricultural
Agent can supply you spray calen
dars covering the control of insect
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and disease pests which attack fruit,
vegetable and ornamental crops.
Plan the vegetable garden well
and keep it growing. Don’t give up
when the sun gets hot and the
weeds try to take over. Sidedress
the early leafy crops with nitro
gen. Lift dahlias and divide the
clumps if you did not dig and store
last fall. Prune the early flowering
shrubs if they need it. Plant gladi
olus every two weeks for continu
ous bloom. Prune hedge plants
when new growth is about six
inches. Topdress the lawn with a
quickly available source of nitro
gen, as needed.
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