Friday, November 8, 1968
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BBRN, N. C.
Page Three
Buds
AND
Blossoms
MAMIE MILLER
“If ye then ...know how to
give good gifts unto your chil
dren; how much more shall
your heavenly Father give the
Holy Spirit to them that ask
him?" — Luke 11:13.
One of the nicest border
plants is lirione or lily turf.
It grows 12 inches high, and is
dark green with lavender spiked
flowers, followed by dark,
glossy green berries. These
plants will grow equally well In
sun and shade.
Be sure to plant larkspur,
delphinium and poppies this
fall. Crotalaria is a soil
building plant that was put out
by the state as a good soil
builder. Now it Is outlawed be
cause the seeds are poisonous
to livestock, and hard to de
stroy. So if you happen to get any
on your land, try to destroy it
before it gets too well distri
buted.
Cover lautana plants this fall
to prevent the cold weather
from killing the roots. You
may put them in pots for Indoor
blooming.
Cut back nandina plants at
least one-thirdvof the height, if
they don't have berries. The
fruit is poisonous if eaten, so
don’t let children play with it.
Set cuttings from lever few
out for next spring plants.
This week. Nan Terrell
Reed's "Life" is our choice
for the Buds and Blossoms
poem.
They told me that Life could
be just what I made it—
Life could be fashioned and
worn like a gown;
I, the designer; mine the deci
sion
Whether towear it with bonnet
, or crown.
And so I selected the pretti
est pattern —
Life should be made of the
rosiest hue—
Something unique, and a bit out
of fashion.
One that perhaps would be
chosen by few.
But other folks came and lean
ed o’er my shoulder;
Somebody questioned the ulti
mate cost;
Somebody tangled the thread I
was using;
One day I found that my scis
sors were lost.
And somebody claimed the ma
terial faded;
Somebody said I’d be tired
ere 'twas worn;
Somebody’s fingers, too pointed
and spiteful.
Snatched at the cloth, and I
saw it was torn.
Oh! somebody tried to do all of
the sewing,
Wanting always to advise or
condone.
Here is my life, the product of
many;
Where is the gown I could
fashion -- alone?
Real Estate
Transfers
G. C. Honeycutt, bi.,
wife, Ethel R. Honeycutt, to
Caroll W. Jordan, Jr.,and wife,
Beulah Cole Jordan. Property
in No. 8 township.
Caroll W. Jordan, Jr., and
wife, Beulah Cole Jordan, to
Caroll W. Jordan. Property in
No. 8 township.
Linda Annette Barrow to Wal
ter Bryan Barrow. Property on
Clay Root Road.
W. Z. Fields and wife, Sara
Harrell Fields, to S. Clyde
Baker and wife, Mary N. Bak
er. Property in No. 6 town
ship.
C. Fred Helms and wife, Pau
line V. Helms, to John P. Kin-
nett and wife, Virglnta L. Kin-
nett. Property in No. 7 town
ship.
L. L. Wilson and wife, Ef-
fie Wilson, to Leo E. Weems.
Property on Oaks Road.
Rudolph DeRosa and wife,
Adelaide DeRosa, to L, L. Wil
son and wife, Effie Wilson.
Property in Ghent.
Manuel DeSouza, Jr., and
wife, Kathryn D. DeSouza,
to Michael E. Popow and wife,
Gertrude M. Popow. Property
in No. 6 township.
Carlillie Staten to O. E.
Evans. Property in Jackson
Heights.
W. E. Sisson, also known as
William E. Sisson, and wife,
Alice M, Sisson, also known
as Alice Borden Sisson, Alice
Moore Sisson and Alice B. Sis
son, to Eastern Petroleum Mar
keting Corporation. Property
at Hancock and Pollock streets.
Town of Vanceboro to Augus
tus G. Lilly, Sr. Property in
No. 1 township.
Augustus G. Lilly, Sr., to
Jimmie L. Morris and wife.
STORING UP ... A squirrel gathers nuts In the fading
sunlight as Autumn comes to ”Man And His World”, Mont
real's permanent successor to Expo '67. In the background
is the former U.S. Pavilion.
Janet M. Morris. • Property in
No. 1 township.
Tryon Realty Co., of New
Bern, Inc., to Francis T. Mor
gan, Jr., and wife, Mary Lou
ise Morgan. Property in Have
lock Park.
Mary S. Lafond and husband,
Felix Jerome Lafond, to Ernest
D. Richardson and wife, Lottie
B. Richardson. Property in No.
8 township.
Sallie Causey Smith to Edna
Benton Loftin. Mary Edith
Koonce, and Anna Ruth Bar-
row. Property in No. 1 town
ship.
■Taylor Motor Company to E.
L. Brinson and wife, Naomi L.
Brinson. Property in No. 7
township.
Goldsboro Lumber Company
to Charlie Hill and wife, Ger-
mla M. Hill. Property in Dov
er.
Charlie Hill and wife, Gemla
M. HiU, to Charlie Hill, Jr.
Property in Dover.
Industrial Welders of New
Bern, Inc., to Donald Dali.
Property at Avenue A and North
Craven street.
Otis E. Gardner and wife,
Claudia L. Gardner, to Charles
M. Garner, Jr., and wife,
Judy H. Garner. Property in
Greenfield Heights.
Steve P. Clemenic and wife,
Helen A. Clemenic, to Harris
R. Plyler and wife, Marcene
M. Plyler. Property in No. 6
town^p.
Cynthia Fisher to Mary E.
Crump. Property in No. 2
town^p.
Mary E. Crump to Cynthia
Fisher. Property in No. 2
township near Bridgeton.
Tryon Realty Co., of New
Bern, Inc.,toJohn Albert Angell
and wife, Catherine H. Angell.
Property in No. 6 township.
Freddie L. Starnes and wife,
Ruth L.Starnes, to Edward M.
Toler and wife, Jennifer J.
Toler. Property in No. 2town
ship.
Fred Scott Smith and wife,
Mary Ellen Smith, to Boykin
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Chafin and wife, Yvonne W.
Chafin. Property inNo. 7 town
ship.
Ray E. McCotter and wife,
Barbara W. McCotter; Thomas
A. Karam and wife, Marion E.
Karam; Lonnie E.Pridgen,Jr.,
and wife, Shirley T. Pridgen,
to Tryon Realty Co., of New
Bern, Inc. Property on U. S.
Highway 17.
Robert Hill Construction
Company, Inc., et al, to Thom
as Edward McGonigle and wife,
Catherine Augusta McGonigle.
Property in No. 6 township.
Builders and Finance, Incor
porated, to John F. Dominique
and wife, Margot M. Domini
que. Property in North Hills.
Elizabeth Duffy Bridgers to
Wachovia Bank and Trust Com
pany. Property in Craven Coun
ty-
Cecil D. May and wife, Har
riet G. May, to Burke H. Tay
lor and wife, FrancesB.Taylor.
Property in DeGraffenrled
Park.
Arnold A. Rice and wife, Ruth
M. Rice, to Clarence Lee Ben
nett and wife, Viola S.Bennett.
Property in Greenway Court.
Paul C. Johnson and wife,
Marie W. Johnson to Robert F.
Coppage and Dennis L. Single-
ton, Sr. Property on U. S.
Hl^way 70.
Betty A. Stewart to David
Calvin Stokes and wife, Ann
W. Stokes. Property in Forest
Hills.
Tryon Realty Co., of New
Bern, Inc., to James Jospeh
Neal and wife, Roda S. Neal.
Property in No. 6 township.
David Calvin Stokes and wife,
Ann Webb Stokes, to Tryon
Realty Co., of New Bern, Inc.
Property in Trent Park.
Clifton R. Gentry and wife,
Barbara B. Gentry, to James
Bradford Davis and wife, Mary
Ella Davis. Property in Country
Club Park AddiUon.
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