Friday, September 18, 1959 THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C. Page Three Buds AND Blossoms •f MAMIE MILLER "He went forth with his dis ciples across the Kidron val ley, where there was a gar den.”—John 18:1. Now is the season to plan your colors, while you hiay get the bulbs and plants. Include new things in the garden. There are many varieties of things that you may plant this fall. Include hibiscus, iavendula, lia- tris, myosotis, physalis, rudbeckia in your garden. Funkia or plantain lily likes shady spots, and white blossoms appear in July and Aug ust. These also come in variegated leaves. They make nice foliage for flower arrangements. They may be planted any time. Linum, or flax may be planted now for next spring. Plant delphin ium for February blooms now. They range in color from midnight blues to rose and white. Plant gar den pinks now. September is the month to start Mnvrator-Starter and Ragulator Rabulldtng and Repairs Exide Battcrica SANDLIN BATTERY VULCANIZING CO. 115 Craven street /TuiUn^ ^ CLEANERS 223 CRAVEN t dial ms 7-2700 Wherever thirsty .people are... planting for spring. Start to divide old clumps of plants. Divide ger- beras and all plants that live through the winter. Keep poinsettias pinched back for nice Christmas blooms. De-bud chrysanthemums for a finer display of blooms in October and November. Always plant sweetpeas in the fall, to insure early blossoms in spring before hot weather. Give your iris a good dusting of sUlphur for the dampness. Plant pansy and English daisies now. Fertilize shrubs and place leaves around them as they fall— for winter mulching. Gardens are such pretty things We should give more time in ar ranging and selecting the colors that make a pleasing display. We heartily agree with Edwin Mark ham about Earth and its beauty. This poem has all the gratitude of a great heritage: EARTH IS ENOUGH We men of Earth have been the stuff Of paradise—we have enough! We need no other thing to build The stairs into the unfulfilled. No other ivory for the doors. No other marble for the floors. No other cedars for the beam And dome of man’s immortal dream. Here on the paths of every day— Here on the common human way Is all the stuff the gods would take To build a Heaven, to mold and make New Edens. Ours the stuff sublime To build Eternity in time! READ THE MIRROR WEEKLY Kehoe — Fri.>Sat. WE BUY, SELL and TRADE Stocks, Bonds and Mutual Funds. Give Us a Trial Donald T. Midyette DEALERS — BROKER Investment Securities 237 Craven Street Phone ME 7-7174 Fredric March, who won two Acadenriy Awards—for "The Best Years of Our Lives" and "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"—is said by Hollywood to be in line for a third with his performance in Columbia Pictures' "Middle of the Night," now at the Kehoe Thetre with Kim Novak also star^ red. Co-starred in this Columbia drama of e girl involved with an older man sre Lee Philips, Glen da Farrell, Albert Dekker, Mar tin Balsam and Lee Grant. C. H. STITH, INC. Complete Insurance Service Since 1905 248 CRAVEN STREET DIAL ME 7-2963 SAVE TIME AND MONEY On Your Neon Repairs and Installations by Patronizing a Local Firm. • Our Work Is Guaranteed, and There's No Charge for Estimates. We Also Repair and Build Signs of Every Type. A Home-Town Service for Home-town Customers. Taylor Neon Service ME 7-3640 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Mary Hooker Milan to James H. Howwell, Jr., and wife, Alice S. Howell. Property in Woodrow. Dock Stewart, Jr., and wife, Rosa Lee Stewart, to Ralph C. Game and wife, Ramona G. Game. Property in No. 8 Township. E. C. Edgerton and wife, Lou H. Edgerton, to John D. Dixon and wife, Vida F. Dixon. Propei’ty .on Spencer Avenue. Morris Brothers, Inc., to Law rence Alton Sawyer and wife, Ma rie Eubanks Sawyer. Property in Sunnyside.' D. S. Gaskins and wife, Doris H. Gaskins, to Leonard W. Gaskins and wife, Faye S. Gaskins. Proper ty in No. 7 Township. C. R. Duke and wife, Mary J. Boyd. Property in No. 6 Township. Elizabeth C. Gillikin to Joseph S. Johnson and wife, Frances John son, Property in De Graffenried Park Addition. Franklin Hewette Melvin and wife, Grace Deppe Melvin, to Eliz abeth C. Gillikin. Property in De- Graffenried Park addition. Ralph Douglas Wallace and wife, Elizabeth A. Wallace, to Thomas Earl Matthews and wife, Juanita Arthur Matthews. Property in No. 6 Township. Jacob R. Parrott and wife, Nola Every drop gives you more for your money!. SHELL KEROSENE Ives on Co. DISTRIBUTOR ME 7-2197 Since Mary Kay Cobb of 1820 Spencer Avenue is now a sopho more at New Bern High school, she probably doesn’t recall this in cident that occmred when she was quite small. At the time she was living at the foot of Pollock street, next door to Betty Jane Smithwick, who is a junior this year at Greensboro Col lege. Late one afternoon, Mary Kay was visiting in the Smithwick home, and it so happened that Mrs. Smithwick thought it would be nice to Offer her a candy bar. However, it was almost supper time, so Mrs. Smithwick called out of the window to Mrs. Cobb next door to make sure it was all right. Mfs. Cobb expressed her thanks, but allowed as how she would rath er that Mary Kay did not eat a candy bar so close to supper. That should have ended it, but Mary Kay had other ideas. A moment or two later, she ask ed Mrs. Smithwick if she could have a glass of water, and skipped into the back of the house to get it herself. It wasn’t water she want ed, but that candy bar lying on the kitchen table. With that peculiar wisdom found in the minds of children, she knew she couldn’t smuggle it out, so she tossed it into the backyard. Then empty-handed and looking quite in nocent, she came back through the house, told Mrs. Smithwick good bye, and raced for the backyard. Unfortunately, Mrs. Cobb hap pened to be looking out of her own window when Mary Kay threw the candy bar, and nabbed her when she arrived in the backyard Maybe honesty should be the moral of this story. A better moral, is to never underestimate the cun ning of a child. They’re smarter than you think. Top Ten Tunes In New Bern This Week aaiaiBcair’ YtnnnnnnflB! T. Thbee Bells—The Browns. 2. Sleep Walk—Santo & Johnny. 3. Sea of Love—Phil Phillips. 4. I’m Gonna Get Married—Lloyd Price. 5. Mack the Knife—Bobby Darin. 6. Broken Hearted Melody—Sara Vaughan. 7. ’Til I Kissed You—Everly Brothers.' 8. Red River Rock—Johnny & The Hurricanes. 9. Baby Talk—Jan & Dean. 10. I Want to Walk You Home— Fats Dominoe. B. Parrott, to Milton R. Rogers and wife, Catherine W. Rogers. Prop erty in Dover. Martha W. Smith to A. E. White. Property in No. 3 Township. 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