yhursdav, August 9. 1973
V Around
lltowan Farms
■ By: R. M. THOMPSON,
BB County Extension Chairman
■ With all the interest in food
■hat has been aroused by the
■xiblicity, we are suggesting
■hat you might attempt a fall
■garden. There is always a need
■for fresh vegetables and even
food is a bargain in the
■pocery store, a well planned
■garden can be both economical
Hind relaxing along with being
■useful.
■ Select a site close to the house
■hat is in full sun and can be
■irrigated if needed. Have your
■garden site sampled if possible
■and buy your seed by variety
■lames from a reputable firm.
■Many times old seed will not
■germinate. When you plant the
■seed, do not plant too deep. A
■good rule to follow is to plant at
■a depth three to four times the
■diameter of the seed. Firm the
■seed bed and irrigate if
■possible.
■ Most soil for a garden should
a pH of about 6.0 and I
■wapld broadcast the fertilizer in
■the garden mixed with organic
■matter such as compost or
■rotted sawdust and fertilize
■with 8-8-8 or 10-10-10 at the rate
■of about 20 to 30 pounds per 1000
■square feet.
I Vegetables that you can plant
■now are beets, broccoli, brussel
■sprouts, cabbage, carrots,
■collards, kale, mustard and
■ some people plant fall irish
■ potatoes. It is also possible with
■ proper care to have tomatoes in
■ the fall.
■ If you are interested in a fall
■ garden, we have at the County
■ Extension office an Extension
■ booklet No. 122 that is entitled
■ “Garden Manual” that is
■ available on request. You might
■ would like to start planning
■ your garden and if you have
■ questions on varieties, this
■ information is also available in
■ this booklet. Any questions you
l hav| concerning gardening,
\le4se call us at 482-8431.
r PEANUTS-We would like to
I encourage you to continue your
leaf spot control on peanuts. We
have noticed that leaf spot has
continued to be a problem this
year, more so than in 1972. The
chemicals we have to control
leaf spot are excellent if you
apply and use it according to the
label. It is also probable that an
insecticide should be applied
with *his, therefore, be sure and
follow the label for both of these
chemicals.
Baptist Church
Plans Services
The Church Scnool ot
Providence Baptist Church will
open its classes at 9:30 A.M.
Sunday. The morning worship
will begin at 11 A.M.
The Senior Choir will serve
I and Mrs. S. H. Wilson,
| Assistant, Organist will serve.
'| The Ladies Aid Group of the
Church will observe their
j Anniversary during the
Service. They will sit
*in a group and a special sermon
by the pastor, Dr. William C.
Butts will be on the subject:
“Abide In The Ship...”.
The Deaconess Board of the
I Church, will observe their
I special service at 6 P.M. A
I program has been planned
and all are welcome.
Revivial Services will begin
at 7:30 P.M. August 20-24 with
Rev. W. Henry Maxwell of
Newport News, Va. as guest
;peaker.
Taylor Theatre
Edenton, N. C.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Aug. », 10, ll—Rating R
i Clint Eastwood in
"High Plains
Drifter"
With Verna Bloom and
\ Manana Hill
NOTE: "Pippi Lengstock
ing" has bean cancelled.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
Aug. 12, 13, 14— Rating R
Doubt* Featur* Horror
# Blood Rose"
AND
"Bldod and Block
Lace"
earning Aug. 15, U, 17, IS—
Watt Disney's
Doubt* Futun
"One Little
Indian"
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