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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, June 12, 1959
Buds
AND
Blossoms
MAMIE MILLER
“Ask the beasts and they will
teach you; the birds of the air, and
they will tell you.”—Job 12:7.
Birds are classed or grouped ac
cording to the way their feet, bills,
and wings grow. There are more
than 1,500 bird species in the U.S.
The cardinal is the North Carolina
bird. It is the only bird with a
crest. Encourage red birds or card
inals to come to your garden. Do
this by providing food, shelter,
water and protection.
Check your lawn for enemies
growing in your lawns. Destroy all
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bad plants around places. You may
find platain, low mallow, dande
lion, budhorn, quack grass and crab
grass.
Dig and store tulip bulbs and
plant summer annuals to replace
them. Clear your border of English
daisies, pansies and other spring
growing plants, and replace them
with alyssum, dwarf marigold,
dwarf veronica, miniature zinnia
and other plants.
To keep border neat and clear
of grass growing from the lawn,
use barriers to prevent it from
crossing into the border. Brick, ce
ment blocks, wooden poles,, saw
dust and pine needles are very
good materials.
There are various tools to work
up a nice line around borders.
Keep your line beautiful even
though you don’t have many
blooms. Keep your long-legged
plants blooming by cutting all seed
pods off. Encourage new growth
and you will have plenty of blos
soms. Cut flowers often for bou
quets to have continuous blooming
season. Petunias love a lot of cut
ting.
If you want flowers around your
cottage at the beach, plant plants
that like salt spray and lots of
wind. The following are ideal for
such locations, gaillardia, coral
bell, lythrum, statice, pinks, se-
dums and day lilies, tomarisk, su
mac and Russian olive like such
air too. They like well-aged barn
yard fertilizer and plenty of hu
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To get more plants of hardy
candytuft, cut clippings to put in
cold frames and divide old clumps.
This may be done during the sum
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While we are gardening in the
warm weather we can enjoy the
sentiment of Walt Whitman’s Give
Me The Splendid Silent Sun.
Give me the splendid silent sun
with all it’s beams full-
dazzling.
Give me the juicy autumns fruit
ripe and red from the orchard.
Give me a field where the
unmowed grass.
Give me an harbor, give me the
trellised grape.
Give me the fresh corn and wheat
give me serene moving animals
teaching content.
Give me the nights joyfully quiet
as on high
Plateau west of the Mississippi, and
I am looking at the stars,
Give me odorous at sunrise a
garden of beautiful flowers
Where I can walk undisturbed.
As we enjoy the beauty of a
beautiful sunrise and hear the
birds chattering at their usual
breakfast club, can you remember
the lines of Robert Louis Steven
son?
The Swing
How do you like to go up in a
swing.
Up in the air so blue?
“Oh, I do think it the pleasantest
thing
Ever a child can do!”
“Up in the air over the wall,
Till I can see so wide.
Rivers and trees and cattle and all
Over the countryside.
‘Till I look down on the garden
green
Down on the roof so brown.
Up in the air I go flying again,
Up in the air and down!”
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Real Esfafe Transfers
Clifton D. Meadows and wife,
Maggie G. Meadows, to Major
Franklin Parks and wife. Myrtle
Koonce Parks, property in No. 8
township.
Cleo K. Adams and wife, Grace
B. Adams; Christine Adams Arthur
and husband, Hubert E .Arthur, to
Raymond G. Adams and wife, Mae-
belle Forrest Adams, property in
Riverside.
Henry A. Grady, Jr., trustee, to
Raymond G. Adams and wife, Mae-
belle Forrest Adams, property in
Riverside.
Raymond G. Adams and wife,
Maebelle Forrest Adams, to Henry
A. Grady, Jr., trustee.
Henry K. Carter and wife, Daisy
C. Carter, to Victor E. Sizemore
and wife, Gloria M. Sizemore, prop
erty in Tryon Village.
P^d Jones and wife, Addie M.
Jones, to Annie M. Parhem, prop
erty in Pembroke.
Charles J. Shupp and wife, Eve
lyn L. Shupp, to Wiley Jaye Harris
and wife, Ruth Mae Harris, proper
ty in Woodrow Place.
Leonard E. Johnson and wife,
Joyce M. Johnson, to Albert F.
Morton and Lucy Mae Morton,
property in No. 8 township.
Ira V. Stephens, Jr., and wife,
Betty B. Stephens, to John Alexa-
kis and wife, Jane W. Alexakis,
property in No. 8 township.
Amanda Keyes and Ella Morgan
to William Guion, William Allen
Scott and William Jackson, trustees
of Mission Baptist church, proper*
ty in No. 1 township.
Milan Mallard Hargett and wife,
Annie Marie Hargett, to Archie W.
Edwards and wife, Helen M. Ed
wards, property in Sunnyside.
Mary Louise Pritchett to Tayltnf
Motor Co., property in No. 7 town
ship.
B. M. Holly and wife, Lucille
Holly; J. C. Griffin and wife, Nor
ma Griffin, and W. H. Tadlock arid
wife. Jewel Tadlock, property in
Jackson Terrace.
Clyde A. Cornelison and wife,
Irene R. Cornelison, to Clide Scog
gins and wife, Bonn Lynn Wheeler
Scoggins, property in No. 6 town
ship.
Builders & Finance, Inc., to J.
W. Starbuck and wife, Rebecca H.,
Starbuck, property in No. 6 town
ship.
Donald B. Burroughs and wife,
Bobbie J. Burroughs to Alvin R.
Walston and wife, Betty E. Wal
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Harriett A. Lawrence to Lee
Grand Jones and wife, Julia L.
Jones, property in Pembroke.
John R. French, Sr., and wife,
Georgia B. French, to John R.'
French, Jr., and wife, Brenda V.
French, property in No. 2 town
ship.
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