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Friday, August 7, 1959 tHE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERM, N. C. Page Three Buds AND Blossoms MAMIE MILLER “In the midst of the street of it, and on either side of the river, was there the tree of life, which bore twelve manner of fruits, and yielded her fruit every month: and the leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations. . .they may have right to the tree of life. . .” —Revelation 22: 2-14. Divide primrose during the sum mer. They like a rich, moist soil— well drained. Manure is best for them. Sow seed in spring, and pro tect them during summer months for good plants in the fall. Spray azaleas, camellias -for spiders or scale. Squirt nicotine sulfate into borer holes in trees and shrubs. Man is born in a world planned by God, then he becometh the Maker of his own destiny. God has planned a dwelling, filled with the objects, colors and environment for Man’s health and happiness. What one does with Nature has a great deal to do with his per sonality, his attitude toward others, and how healthy he is. When one relaxes and enjoys the things about him, he is giving his body a chance to act in a practical and natural way. We open a channel that good things enter. , The colors we observe in flowers WE LEND MONEY $25 to $200 CRAVEN LOAN CO. 305 Pollock St. changes our disposition. We react to what we see. In seing, we be gin to be moved, and we have creative minds to do things with the objects God has so plentifully placed about us. The world is a big stage with a perfect setting, and we are constantly playing upon it. We are reminded of Mrs. Eva Blount Way of Belhaven, who is nearing her ninetieth birthday. She has definitely used Nature in living her abundant life. From her you receive inspiration and courage. Her sense of gratitude to a Su preme Being for her true happi ness and her fine way of life is expressed in her lovely personality. With an interesting museum in her home that is completly filled with relics of all kinds—things made from products of nature, she has an ability to enjoy God’s world. Her alertness at this age to en joy history, art and living things truly makes her a delightful per son. When she recites her own poetry, one sees the value of living the good life. She beautifully ex presses her love and gratitude in writing the following poem, even though she is in a wheel chair. MY OLD SHOES i love my pitchers, buckets and gourds And I love my buttons too But of all the things I love the best Are my dear old everyday shoes. They help me bear the burdens of life They keep me smiling all day They keep my work from being a strife Till it’s time to hit the hay. So friends of mine please all forgive My 'praising these down trodden treasures But they make my life so easy to live That my work becomes a pleasure. So hail to you my dear old shofes You’ve trod so many miles I’m sorry you’ve had so much abuse In exchange for just my smiles. MASONIC Sun. - Mon. - Tues. Williams' 66 Ser. Ctr. 24-HOUR SERVICE MUFFLERS — TAIL PIPES Wheel Balancing — Brake Relining — Generator And Starter Repairs — It's 602 Broad St. — Ph. ME 7-5484 Call us for free estimates on local and long distance mov ing. W. W. Ormond ME 7-5470 MASONIC VIet-violtnl drama of o , i^^ypowor^mad "LtHio Co#Mtf"K. M6M PiMMiAN ALBERT ZUeSMITiPRODUCTION MICKEY ROONEY ; STEVE COCHRAII MAMIE VAN OOREN c THE RAY OANTON’MELTORME-JIM BACKUS iMilm JACKIE COOGAN-RAY ANTHONY JEN GAGE-BILLY DANIELS Spencer Corsets & Brassieres INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED MRS. JULIA BOYD MULLEN Rt. 4, New Bern, Box 264 — Dial ME 7-6508 Micksy Rooney, a the vieioue racket boss who attempts to exploit a labor union in "The Big Operator,", hard-hitting new MGM release. Steve Coch ran, Mamie Van Doren, Ray Dan ton, Mel Tor me and Jim Backus co-star in the Cinema* Scope production. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS W. P. Lane and wife, Josie P. Lane, to Calypso Plywood Co., Inc., property in No. 9 township. Bessie C. Carman to Clyde E. Gibble and wife, Esther G. Gibble, property in No. 7 township. Richard M. Burnett and wife, Nancy L. Burnett, to Miriam Ruth Walsh Zane, property in No. 6 township. G. Allen Ives and wife, Dorothy G. Ives; Laura Ives Bryan and husband, W. M. Bryan, to James Raymond Pugh and wife, Margie Louise Clark Pugh, property in fJlient. '/ ’V f Builders and Finance, Inc., to James Gamaliel Myers and wife, Stella K. Myers, property in No. 6 township. Builders and Finance, Inc., to John F. Sawyer and wife, Janis K. Sawyer, property in No. 6 town ship. Carl C. Dunn and wife, Lena R. Dunn, to Madeline Dunn Miller, property on Tryon Road. Elza Collins and wife, Agnes Col lins, to George R. Williams and wife, Dorothy M. Williams, proper ty in No. 2 township. C. E. Keener and wife, Lillian D. Kenner, to R. J. Laughinghouse and wife, Maria Laughinghouse, property in No. 2 township. R. A. Nunn and wife, Elizabeth N. Nunn, to Glenn Augustus Stan ley and wife, Jessie Hardy Stan ley, property on Aycock Ave. Ella S. Meadows and husband, Wade Meadows, to Charles H. Gryb and wife, Elizabeth M. Gryb, prop erty in Greenwood. Jack W. Noneman and wife, Nan cy Lambe Noneman; Mark S. Dunn, trustee, and the Bank of New Bern, to A. R. Willis, Jr., and wife. Pat- tie S. Willis, property in No. 8 township. Charles E. Keener and wife, Lil lian D. Keener, to James Alonza Purifoy and wife, Lillian Mae Puri- foy, property in ,No. 2 township. Daniel J. Foley and wife, Maude Moore Foy, to Wade H. Case and wife, Ellen Frances Case, property in No. 7 township. C. C. Franks and wife, Margaret Lee Franks, to Ned T. Grady, prop erty in- No. 7 township. Carl W. Johnson and wife, Jack ie S. Johnson, to C. C. Franks and wife, Margaret Lee Franks, prop For Groceries & Meats Plus Courteous Servicing of Your Car or Truck, You Can Count on DEXTER WILLIAMS Morehead Highway Curt Jernigan, Jr. o^ 829 Clark Avenue has an unusual pet with an unusual name. The nine year old’s box turtle, picked up on the road by his father. Major Curtis D. Jernigan of Cherry Point Ma rine Corps Air Station, is named Samuelita. He, or rather she, was named Samuel at first. The name just had tb be changed to Samuelita, how ever, when Samuel in due time laid several eggs. The eggs didn’t hatch out, but they did prove that the turUe wasn’t masculine in gender. Most folks don’t care for turtle, unless they stay at a considerable distance, but Samuelita is a privi leged character. She resides inside the Jernigan residence, and is treated like a member of the fami ly. We doubt that she is much of a watch dog, since turtles don’t bark, but any unsuspecting burglar who barged into the Jernigan home on a dark night would probably fare rather badly if Samuelita got hold of him. And, if we know our mice, it is doubtful that the Major has so much as a single mouse stirring in the household. Cake or cheese Would hardly be worth the risk. Curt isn’t the first New Bern youngster to be badly fooled in de- terming the sex of his pet. There have been instances where so call ed male canaries and parakeets laid eggs too, and heaven only knows how many girl cats here abouts have grown up to be tom cats. It works the other way around too, but generally by the time the error in identity is discovered the owner is so attached to the pet that, it doesn’t matter in the least. Although Curt is very fond of Samuelita, he would like nfost of all to have a racoon for a pet. In fact, he has been saving his money in the hopes that some day he will find one. If he does, it will be inter esting to see how Samuelita and the newcomer get along together. SUBSCRIBE TO THE MIRROR erty in No." 7 township. William M. Bryan to William M. Bryan and wife, Laura I. Bryan, property on Pollock street. Rupert M. Galloway and wife, Hope Lael Galloway, to S. N. Tay lor, property in No. 2 township. Clemmie Noble McCoy to S. W. McCoy, Jr., property in Craven county. R. A. Nunn and wife, Elizabeth N. Nunn; James Russell, Jr., and wife, Carrie W. Russell, to Ray E. McCotter and wife, Barbara W. Mc- Cotter, property on F street. AMOCO SERVICE CENTER • COMPLETE CAR SERVICE White Gas for All Conveniences 303 George St., Ph. ME 7-3925 Ocncratar-Startar ami Ragulator Rebuilding and Repairt Exide Balterlei SANDLIN BATTERY VULCANIZING CO. 125 Cravan Street For Top Tunes by Your Favorite Recording Stars YOUR TEEN-AGE MUSIC CENTER IS HAWKS Radio & Appliance Co. 327 Middle St. • AWNINGS • BOAT COVERS • CANOPIES • TRUCK COVERS • VENETIAN BUNDS • YACHT WORK CULPEPPER AWNING CO. 1916 Neuse Blvd. R. E. BENGEL SHEET METAL Roofing of All Kinds Warm Air Heating 1311 N. Craven St. Phone ME 7*3404 We Are Discontinuing Until Fall Our Serving of Charcoal Steaks & Chicken. In the Meantime, You Con Count on Os as Always for Good Food and Refresh ments, Day and Night, and for Courteous Car Care. Drop In for a Visit at TOWN 'N COUNTRY
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