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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C
Friday, November 15, 1963
I
Buds
AND
Blossoms
By
MAMIE MILLER
“As the earth bringeth forth
her bud, and the garden causeth
the things that are sown In It to
spring forth; so the Lord will
cause righteousness and praise
to spring forth before all na
tions,’’--Isa. 61:11,
When you plant your lawn
permanently, see that your soil
Is analyzed so you might build
It up to whatever It takes to
make It a pretty one.
Select seed to fit your need.
If your space Is over used, by
being small, and used widely
for service area, plant a sub
stantial turf to stand the wear.
Fertilize highly.
See that your lawn Is free
from diseases. Watch for algae,
brown spot, leaf spot, snow mold
and others. Care should be taken
to kill all Insects. Ants, chinch
bugs, sod webworms and white
grubs are usually In most lawns.
Moles are found when Insects
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Many weeds may be killed
during winter and spring
months. Crab grass, chlckweed,
toxtall, knotweed, plaintall,
clover and dandelion can be very
pesky. Wild onions make an ugly
lawn.
Do not plant grass seed deep.
Put four pounds of seed to every
1,000 square feet of lawn. Top
dress with one-eighth Inch of
compost. Don’t ever cut grass
closer than one and one-half
Inches.
Fall Is a good time to plant
phlox decunata. This Is a hardy
summer phlox that blooms from
June until October. Many colors
are available. Charles Curtis Is
a sunset red; Jules Sandeaulsa
deep rose-pink; Lillian Is a
delicate pure pink; Mary Louise
Is a large snow white and Miss
Llngard Is a white one with a
pink shading.
Put out plenty of pansies.
The super Swiss giants are ex
cellent ones In a great variety
of colors. The jumbo mixed Is
an extra large variety with
large foliage. The butterfly hy
brids come In colors of butter
flies, such as apricot, terra
cotta and rosy orchid shades.
You may purchase all of the
above In separate colors. You
may buy them In Blue Boy,
Coronation gold, raspberry
rose, Swiss berna and Swiss
white.
Plant plenty of English
daisies. They come In mon-
strosa, deep rose, double red,
double mixed and double
white. They make a garden.
Plant your garden In great an
ticipation, and wait to see the
revelation of creation.
This week, for our Buds and
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GAL NEXT DOOR . . . Jill St
John co-stars as mobster’s girl
friend in Bob Hope TV comedy-
drama in “The House Next
Door.” Story concerns a mod
est, middle-class Connecticut
couple conned into buying a
Southern California estate next
to a notorious gangster.
Blossoms poem, we turn to
these lovely lines from the pen
of John Greenleaf Whittier:
Enough for me to feel and know
That He In Whom the cause
and end.
The past and future, meet and
blend—
Guards not arch angels feet
alone
But deigns to guide and keep
my own;
Speaks not alone the words
of fate
Which worlds destroy and
worlds create.
But whispers In my spirit’s
ear.
In tones of love, or warning
fear,
A language none beside may
hear.
To Him, from wandering long
and wild,
I come, an over-wearied
child.
In cool and shade His peace to
find
Like dew-fall settling on my
mind.
Assured that all I know Is best,
And humbly trusting for the
rest.
Looking Glass-
(Continued from Page 1)
Concluding his speech, the
Georgia doctor with a name
like ours added, “We have had
patient men in our central
government In Washington for
years. They are using our own
dollars Instead of corn, I still
think about the trap door, and
the slender, stooped man who
chewed his tobacco,’’
DOG PREVENTS SUICIDE
Liege, Belgulm—Intent on
commltlng suicide, a woman
tied her hands together with
her dog’s leash to prevent her
from using her arms to swim,
and jumped In the river,
Emllle Casanova’s dog was
her best friend, for he jumped
In with her and held her up
until rescuers arrived and
pulled her from the water.
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