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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, August 13, 1965
Buds
AND
Blossoms
AAAMIE MILLER
“And God said. Let there be
Ughb and there was light.”—
Gen. 1:3,
It is time to begin thinking
of next year’s garden. The fol
lowing will help you decide
which bulbs and plants to put to
gether to make a pleasing com
bination.
Group pale blues with shades
of pink ^ rose. Blue is also
pretty with mild yellow. This is
why dwarf blue phlox is lovely
wiU daffodils. Use orange with
blue, such as orange wallflow
er and blue phlox.
Yellow and purple are real
pretty. Don’t use red, crimson
or scarlet with yellow. Green
foUacre softens red.
It is time now to plant fox
gloves, hollyhock, and dellph-
inium for next year. Select key
plants for line, nass, color and
dependability for borders. In
clude in this hemerocallis, del
phinium, phlox, chrysanthe
mums, iris, peonies and lilies
for a lovely garden.
For our Buds and Blossoms
poem, we bring you these Unes
VITA-VAR
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315 Tryon Palace Drive
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from “The River Of Life” by
Thomas CampbeU.
The more we live, more brief
appear
Our life’s succeeding stages;
A day to childhood seems a
year.
And years like passing ages.
The gladsome current of our
youth,
Ere passion yet disorders,
Steals lingering like a river
smooth
Along its grassy borders.
But as the care-worn check
grows wan
And sorrows shafts fly thick
er.
Ye stars, that measure life to
man.
Why seem your courses
(;^cker7
When Joys have lost their bloom
a^ breath
And life itself is vapid.
Why, as we reach the Falls of
Death,
Feel we its tide more rapid?
It may be strange—yet who
would change
Time’s course to slower
speeding.
When one by one our friends
have gone
And left our bosom bleeding?
Heaven gives our years of fading
strength
Indemnifying fleetness,
And those of youth, a seeming
length.
Proportion’d to their sweet
ness.
irs
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Real Estate Transfers
Eschol M. Mallory and wife,
Benjl E, Mallory, to Harold T,
Healy and wife, Edna Healy.
Property in No. 6 township.
Claude E, Hargett and wife,
Margaret M. Hargett, to Robert
Bryan Mohn and wife, Penny
Gibson Mohn. Property in
Tryon Village.
Charles Franklin West and
wife, Annette Flowers West, to
Floyd Miller Calson, Sr., and
wife, Evelyn White Calson.
Property in Bernvlew Park,
iwes M. Wilson and wife,
Alma Wood Wilson, to H. K.
Lpnd. Property on Clark
Avenue.
WilUam H. Hesslck, m, and
Eunice J. Hesslck, Trustees,
to Oscar Paul Dean and wife,
Evelyn S. Dean, property in
Kenwood.
William H. Hesslck, m, and
Eunice J. Hesslck, Trustees,
to Eddie T. Cowan and wife,
Sarah L. Cowan. Property in
Kenwood.
Eugene T. Gralak and wife,
Mildred A. Gralak, to S. Clyde
Baker and wife, Mary N. Baker,
property in Havelock Park.
Robert Bordeaux and wife,
Louphella S. Bordeaux, toFliils
J. Toney and wife, Katheryn
L. Toney, property In Trent
Shores.
F. I. Lowe and wife, Lora
Mae Lowe, to Carl Edward
Brim mage. Property In No. 5
township.
Skinner Construction Cor
poration to William R, Keelen
and wife, Elaine K. Keelen.
Property In Trent Shores.
Champion Developers, Inc.,
to Manuel DeSousa, Jr., and
wife, Kathryn D. DeSousa.
Property in No. 6 township.
Charles C. Hall and wife,
Marie R, Hall, to Miles B.
Kelthly. Property in No. 5 town
ship,
OUs M. Banks and wife, Mil
dred T. Banks, to Harry L.
Bladwln and wife, Anna Lee
Baldwin, property in No. 2
township.
Charles Raymond palmer and
wife, Marjorie Louise Palmer,
to William E. Ryman, Jr., and
wife, SyMaD. Ryman. Property
in No. 2 township.
Guion E. Lee and wife, Dora
Mae Lee; James Earl Jones and
wife. Daphne P. Jones, to Build
ers And Finance, Incorporated.
Property in No. 7 township,
John Slade Chapman to
Martha Jenkins Moore, Prop
erty in Craven County.
Charlie H. Boyd and wife,
Mildred E. Boyd, to Clifton Lee
Sherman and wife, June Boyd
Sherman, Property in No. 7
township.
James A. Ipock, Jr., and
wife, Joselyn Paul Ipock, to
John C. Whitty and wife, Kath
leen H. Whitty. property In
Craven County.
Alice S. PitUs to Charles M.
Howard and wife, Janet O. Ho
ward. Property in No. 6 town
ship.
Willie Noah Gaskins and wife,
Elva Lynch Gaskins, to Thomas
Franklin Tllghman and wife,
Shirley Gaskins Tllghman.
Property In No. 2 township.
Linwood Tjmdall and wife,
Bessie M. Tyndall, to David A.
Thomas and wife, Jean F.
Thomas. Property on Fayette
ville St
J. E. Howard and wife, Erika
G, Howard, to James Calvert
Wetherlngton and wife, Betty
Powers Wetherlngton, Property
on Oaks Road.
Zayda M. Mitchell to Craig
Travis and wife, Margaret E.
Travis. Property In Havelock,
Joe Smith and wife, Nellie
Smith, to Barbara Ann Lamm,
property in Craven County.
Robert Bordeaux and wife,
Louphella S. Bordeaux, to Skin
ner Construction Corporation.
Property In Edgewood.
John B. Malcom and wife,
Betty M. Malcom, to Donald
Carr Winchester and wife. Jane
Lambert Winchester. Property
in No. 8 township.
Esther B. Stallings to William
D. English, n, and wife, Sylvia
S. English, property on Pem
broke Road.
James L. Godwin and wife,
Elizabeth R. Godwin; Helen A.
Godwin to Williams & Crayton,
Inc. Property in Havelock.
Alvah C. Cayton, Jr., and
wife, Margaret H. Cayton, to
Edward F. O’Berry, Jr., and
wife, Jean M. O’Berry. Prop
erty on River Drive.
Thelma G. Smith to Cynthia
A. Newberry. Property on Rhem
Avenue.
Skinner Construction Cor
poration to Victor L. Hammond
and wife, Mattie H. Hammond,
property in Edgewood.
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