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If you would know the joyous
charm
Of winter on the way,
Just come down to the old home
farm— *
Be out before it’s day.
You’ll drape your cloak around
you close,
While walking in the breeze
That sighs a mournful melody
Through great, dark, barren
trees.
—Lange
Yes, most of the trees are barren,
but etched against the sky they’re
a lovely sight. The frozen grass at
this early hour appears as a “crys
tal carpet!” Many, many things of
beauty to be seen in early morning.
Gardening: Poinsettias should be
coming along nicely now for Christ
mas flowering. They like a 60 de
gree temperature. Watch out for
drafts, as they cause leaves to turn
yellow and drop. Mrs. Blanche Sims
grows marvelous, mammoth-sized
poinsettias.
Do you have a cold frame? Sweet
peas sown now and wintered in the
frame will be sturdy plants for
spring planting. I think it is a par
ticularly good idea to start peas in
this way. Sow seed in or 4-inch
pots with just 4 or 5 seeds to each
pot. They require sash protection
right away and of course additional
protection as the weather gets cold
er. Prepare trench now for planting
sweet peas out next spring. Deep
digging and the addition of manure
are necessary. The beautiful sweet
peas Mrs. Hampton Scruggs and
Mrs. Arthur McCrary grow come to
mind here.
Chrysanthemum “stock plants”
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are best stored in the cold frame
over the winter. Stock can be
placed in pots or flats and plunged
in the frame. Wonder if all those
splendid ’mums I saw at Mrs. Sid
Barnett’s are winter hardy?
Lilies ordered that arrive too late
for outdoor planting can be potted
and placed in the frame for winter
and planted next spring. I always
think of Mrs. Columbus Whitmire
when lilies are mentioned, and the
prize-winning ones she grows.
Bulbs for forcing that are being
stored in the frame need extra pro
tection. Try salt hay under the sash
as well as above the frame. You
can always count on Mrs. Brown
Carr for magnificent forced bulbs.
Now how about some bulbs for
indoor forcing? What is more de
lightful than a bowl of fragrant pa
perwhite narcissus or colorful hya
cinths flowered to perfection when
there aren’t any flowers outside in
the garden. These flowering bulbs
in attractive containers make ex
cellent gifts for the holidays or for
sick friends. You probably started
back in October. If so, or not, start
or continue, to plant. It takes four
to six weeks to come into flower.
Use shallow bowls, pots, or pans.
Fill with pebbles, or if you prefer
the hyacinths can be planted in
sand. Set the bulbs in place so that
they touch each other and so tips
are exposed. Fill with water and
place in a cool dark place. Too
warm a place encourages spindly
growth
Bring paperwhites to light when
growth is about two inches . . .
Hyacinths should be about three
inches. They flower best, and long
est, if placed in a sunny, cool win
dow—about 55 degrees to 60 de
grees.
Start bulbs at two week intervals
from now until middle of January
for a succession of blossoms.
Do you have leaves on your lawn?
If so, get busy and rake up. They
smother the choice winter grass
and harbor insects, too.
So long, gardeners.
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their right to drive.
“It might also be noted in pass
ing,” he added in referring to unin
sured cars and drivers, “that if an
other person with your permission
was driving your car at the time of
the accident, both his driver’s li
cense and your driver’s license will
be suspended.” Suspension becomes
mandatory, he said, against any mo
torist who failed to meet one of the
security requirements and will re
main in force until it has been met
or one year has elapsed without
court action for damages being
filed.
Commissioner Schedit reminded
the motorist that they can obtain
an official leaflet, giving more de
tails about the law, from any gaso
line station without cost. He also
promised to keep the public in
formed through the press and by
radio during the remainder of De
cember. Concluding his address, he
said:
“It must be entirely clear to all
of you that this law has real teeth.
It doesn’t tell the commissioner of
motor vehicles what he may do. It
tells him very plainly what he must
do. You may be sure that he will
do it exactly as the law directs. No
motor vehicle owner or operator
will have the slightest ground to
complain, after January 1, that he
did not understand, and plead for
leniency. It cannot be granted. So
I urge you again to get one of the
leaflets, read your local newspa
pers and listen to the radio. This
law was not written to punish peo
ple, but to protect them. We, at the
Department of Motor Vehicles, will
do our best to have it operate that
way.”
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Interested Young Men Are
Urged To Contact Special
ist On That Day
An Air Force aviation cadet se
lection team will be on the campus
of Brevard college on December 10,
1953. The team members are Air
Force career guidance specialists
and are prepared to counsel stu
dents on Air Force opportunities,
training and requirements. They
will give assistance to all the young
men interested in planning their
military service or career in *he
U. S. Air Force.
Capt. Robert E. Coates, the team
president, advises that one of the
best opportunities open in the Air
Force today is the aviation cadet
training program. For those who
are interested in aviation and in be
ing an officer and leader in the U.
S. Air Force, the cadet program is
the traditional source of Air Force
leadership. Capt. Coates advises the
young men to remain in college
and receive their degree before ap
plying for aviation cadets for this
college training gives the individ
ual a better foundation for further
training and responsibility in the
Air Force, thus, more rapid ad
vancement.
For those who apply now, there
will be approximately two months
delay before class assignment.
To apply a person must be 19 to
26% years old, single and a high
school graduate. For further de
tails, contact any of the team mem
bers at Brevard college or write
Aviation Cadet Selection Team No.
306, Donaldson Air Force Base,
South Carolina.
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were inseparable companions. One
day the herring is seen out cruis
ing around on his own. The other
fish crowd around him to ask:
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blubber’s kipper?”
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7:35—Sylvan Val. Coffee Call
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9:30—Church News Bulletin
9:45—*Everyday
10:00—*Welcome Travelers
10:30—*Bob Hope Show
10:45—*Break the Bank
11:00—* Strike It Rich
11:30—*The Phrase That Pays
11:45—*Second Chance
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12:15—Farm and Home Hour
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12:35—Mid-Day Melodies
12:45—Precious Moments
1:00—AP News
1:15—Guest Star
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1:45—Christopher Prog.
2:00—Chest O’ Silver
2:30—Woman’s World
2:45—*Jane Pickens Show
2:55—*News
3:00—*Life Can Be Beautiful
3:15—*Road of Life
3:30—*Pepper Young’s Family
3:45—* Right to Happiness
4:00—*Backstage Wife
4:15—*Stella Dallas
4:30—*Young Widder Brown
4:45—Santa Claus
5:00—*Just Plain Bill
5:15—* Front Page Farrell
5:30—*Lorenzo Jones
5:45—*It Pays to be Married
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6:10—World & Carolina News
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6:30—1240 Club
7:00—News Reporter
7:15—Hospital Register
7:20—Dinner Music
7:30—EWorld News
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8:00—*Roy Rogers
8:25—News
8:30—*Father Knows Best
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9:35—*Eddie Cantor
9:30—*News
10:00—*Fibber McGee & Molly
10:15—*Can You Top This
10:30—*Jane Pickens Show
11:00—Music for Dreaming
11:15—*News
11:30—*Stars in Jazz
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December 4th
A. M.
5:58—Sign On
6:00—News Summary
6:05—Bright and Early
6:30—Gospel Hymn Time
7:00—News Summary, Weath.
7:05—Eddy Arnold
7:10—Sylvan Val. Coffee Call
7:30—AP News
7:35—Sylvan Val. Coffee Call
8:00—*World News
8:15—Late Riser’s Reveille
8:45—Kansas Maid Quizmaster
8:50—Late Riser’s Reveille
8:55—Stork Time
9:00—Morning Devotions
9:15—Songs of the Islands
9:30—Civic Hour
9:45—^Everyday
10:00—* Welcome Travelers
10:30—*Bob Hope Show
10:45—*Break the Bank
11:00—* Strike It Rich
11:30—*The Phrase That Pays
11:45—^Second Chance
P. M.
12:00—AP News
12:05—Mid-Day Melodies
12:15—Farm and Home Hour
12:30—Trading Post
12:35—Mid-Day Melodies
1:00—AP News
1:15—Here’s to Vets
1:30—*News
1:45—Country Music Time
2:00—Pisgah Hymn Time
2:30—Flower Gardening Time
2:45—*Jane Pickens Show
2:55—*News
3:00—*Life Can Be Beautiful
3:15—*Road of Life
3:30—*Pepper Young’s Family
3:45—*Right to Happiness
4:00—*Backstage Wife
4:15—*Stella Dallas
4:30—*Young Widder Brown
4:45—Santa Claus
5:00—*Just Plain Bill
5:15—* Front Page Farrell
5:30—*Lorenzo Jones
5:45—*It Pays to be Married
6:00—Transylvania News
6:10—World & Carolina News
6:15—Sports Review
6:30—1240 Club
7:00—News Reporter
7:15—Hospital Register
7:20—Dinner Music
7:30—*World News
7:45—*One Man’s Family
8:00—*Dinah Shore
8:15—To Be Perfectly Frank
8:30—*Bob Hope
9:00—*Phil Harris, Alice Faye
9:30—*News
9:35—*House of Glass
10:00—*Fibber McGee & Molly
10:15—*Can You Top This
10:30—*Listen to Washington
10:45—Proudly We Hail
11:15—*News
11:30—♦Music for Moderns
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December 5th
A. M.
5:58—Sign On
6:00—World News Summary
6:05—Bright and Early
6:30—Gospel Hymn Time
7:00—News Summary, Weath.
7:05—Eddy Arnold
7:10—Sylvan Val. Coffee Call
7:30—AP News
7:35—Sylvan Val. Coffee Call
8:00—*World News
8:15—Late Riser’s Reveille
8:45—Kansas Maid Quizmaster
8:50—Late Riser’s Reveille
8:55—Stork Time
9:00—Morning Devotions
9:15—Keyboard Kapers
9:30—*My Secret Story
10:00—King St. Bible Class
10:30—*Mary Lee Taylor Show
11:00—Talent Hour
11:15—Town & Country Time
11:30—Good News for Youth
P. M.
12:00—AP News
12:05—Mid-day Melodies
12:30—Trading Post
12:35—The Joe Delk Show
1:00—Rev. Horace Jones
1:30—Football Game
5:30—Precious Moments
6:00—Transylvania News
6:10—World & Carolina News
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6:30—1240 Club
7:00—*Baron and the Bee
7:30—Hospital Register
7:35—WPNF Hit Parade
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8:30—Ecusta Jamboree
9:30—*Grand Ole Opry
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10:30—*Pee Wee King Show
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11:15—*News of the Week
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December 6th
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6:58—Sign On
7:00—World News Summary
7:05—Music for Sunday
7:30—The Radio Gospel Hour
8:00—World News Summary
8:15—Precious Moments
8:30—Goodwill Quartet
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9:15—Rev. F. T. Rose
9:45—Sunday Chimes
10:00—Sunday Morning Concert
10:30—*Art of Living
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12:00—Music by Mantouani
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12:30—AP News
12:45—Sing Time
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1:15—*Ask Hollywood
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2:30—Back to the Cross Hour
3:00—Ecusta Music Hour
4:00—Broadcasting for Jesus
4:30—Rev. Bill Wilson
5:00—* Weekend
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6:15—* Report on America
6:30—*NBC Symphony Orch.
7:30—*The Marriage
7:55—*News
8:00—*Six Shooter
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9:25—*News
9:30—*Stroke of Fate
10:00—*Last Man Out
10:25—*News
10:30—*Meet the Press
11:00—*News
11:15—*News Commentary
11:30—* Stars from Paris
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December 7th
A. M.
5:58—Sign On
6:00—World News Summary
6:05—Bright and Early
6:30—Gospel Hymn Time
7:00—News Summary, Weath.
7:05—Eddy Arnold
7:10—Sylvan Val. Coffee Call
7:30—AP News
7:35—Sylvan Val. Coffee Call
8:00—* World News
8:15—Late Riser’s Reveille
8:45—Kansas Maid Quizmaster
8:50—Late Riser’s Reveille
8:55—Stork Time
9:00—Morning Devotions
9:15—Songs of the Islands
9:30—Civic Hour
9:45—* Everyday
10:00—*Welcome Travelers
10:30—*Bob Hope Show
10:45—*Break the Bank
11:00—* Strike It Rich
11:30—*The Phrase That Pays
11:45—*Second Chance
P. M.
12:00—AP News
12:05—Mid-Day Melodies
12:15—Farm and Home Hour
12:30—Trading Post
12:35—Mid-Day Melodies
1:00—AP News
1:15—Let’s Go To Town
1:30—*Home News
1:45—Your Star Time
2:00—Pisgah Hymn Time
2:30—Woman’s World
2:45—*Jane Pickens’ Show
2:55—*News
3:00—*Life Can Be Beautiful
3:15—*Road of Life
3:30—* Pepper Young’s Family
3:45—* Right to Happiness
4:00—*Backstage Wife
4:15—’‘Stella Dallas
4:30—* Young Widder Brown
4:45—Santa Claus
5:00—* Just Plain Bill
5:15—* Front Page Farrell
5:30—*Lorenzo Jones
5:45—*It Pays to be Married
6:00—Transylvania News
6:10—World & Carolina News
6:15—Sports Review
6:30—1240 Club
7:00—News Reporter
7:15—Hospital Register
7:20—Dinner Music
7:30—*World News
7:45—*One Man’s Family
8:00—* Railroad Hour
8:30—*Voice of Firestone
9:00—*Telephone Hour
9:30—*Cities Service Band
10:00—’‘Fibber McGee & Molly
10:15—*Can You Top This
10:30—*Rosemary Clooney Show
11:00—Music for Dreaming
11:15—''News
11:30—* All-Star Parade Bands
12:00—Sign Off
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Tuesday
December 8th
A. M.
5:58—Sign On
6:00—World News Summary
6:05—Bright and Early
6:30—Gospel Hymn Time
7:00—News Summary, Weath.
7:05—Eddy Arnold
7:10—Sylvan Val. Coffee Call
7:30—AP News
7:35—Sylvan Val. Coffee Call
8:00—*World News
8:15—Late Riser’s Reveille
8:45—Kansas Maid Quizmaster
8:50—Late Riser’s Reveille
8:55—Stork Time
9:00—Morning Devotions
9:15—South of the Border
9:30—Church News Bulletin
9:45—Everyday
10:00—* Welcome Traveler
10:30—*Bob Hope Show
10:45—* Break the Bank
11:00—*Strike It Rich,
11:30—*The Phrase That Pays
11:45—*Second Chance
F. M.
12:00—AP News
12:05—Mid-Day Melodies
12:15—Farm and Home Hour
12:30—Trading Post
12:35—Mid-Day Melodies
12:45—Precious Moments
1:00—AP News
1:15—Army Band
1:30—*Home News
1:45—Protestant Hour
2:00—Chest O’ Silver
2:30—Woman’s World
2:45—*Jane Pickens’ Show
2:55—*News
3:00—*Life Can Be Beautiful
3:15—*Road of Life
3:30—* Pepper Young’s Family
3:45—*Right to Happiness
4:00—* Backstage Wife
4:15—’'Stella Dallas
4:30—*Young Widder Brown
4:45—Santa Claus
5:00—*Just Plain Bill
5:15—* Front Page Farrell
5:30—*Lorenzo Jones
5:45—*It Pays to be Married
6:00—Transylvania News
6:10—World & Carolina News
6:15—* Sports Review
6:30—1240 Club
7:00—News Reporter
7:15—Hospital Register
7:20—Dinner Music
7:30—'‘World News
7:45—*One Man’s Family
8:00—*Dinah Shore Show
8:15—*To Be Perfectly Frank
8:30—*Barrie Craig
9:00—*Dragnet
9:30—*News
9:35—*Rocky Fortune
10:00—*Fibber McGee & Molly
10:15—*Can You Top This
10:30—*GI Joe
11:00—Music for Dreaming
11:15—*News
11:30—*Stna Kenton Concert
12:00—Sign Off
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Wednesday
December 9th
A. M.
5:58—Sign On
6:00—News Summary
6:05—Bright and Early
6:30—Gospel Hymn Time
7:00—News Summary, Weath.
7:05—Eddy Arnold
7:10—Sylvan Val. Coffee Call
7:30—AP News
7:35—Sylvan Val. Coffee Call
8:00—*World News
8:15—Late Riser’s Reveille
8:45—Kansas Maid Quizmaster
8:50—Late Riser’s Reveille
8:55—Stork Time
9:00—Morning Devotions
9:15—Songs of the Islands
9:30—Civic Hour
9:45—“Everyday
10:00—“Welcome Travelers
10:30—“Bob Hope Show
10:45—“Break the Bank
11:0a—’“Strike It Rich
11:30—*The Phrase That Pays
11:45—“Second Chance
P. M.
12:00—AP News
12:05—Mid-Day Melodies
12:15—Farm and Home Hour
12:30—Trading Post
12:35—Mid-Day Melodies
1:00—AP News
1:15—Join The Navy
1:30—’Home News
1:45—Transylvania Med. Asso.
2:00—Pisgah Hymn Time
2:30—Woman’s World
2:45—’Jane Pickens’ Show
3:00- -*Life Can Be Beautiful
3:15—*Road of Life
3:30—’Pepper Young’s Family
3:45—*Right to Happiness
4:00—* Backstage Wife
4:15—'Stella Dallas
4:30—*Young Widder Brown
4:45—Santa Claus
5:00—*Just Plain Bill
5:15—’Front Page Farrell
5:30—’Lorenzo Jones
5:45—’It Pays to be Married
6:00—Transylvania News
6:10—World & Carolina News
6:15—’Sports Review
6:30—1240 Club
7:00—News Reporter
7:15—Hospital Register
7:20—Dinner Music
7:30—’World News
7:45—’One Man’s Family
8:00—Walk A Mile
8:30—’The Great Gildersleeve
8:00—’Walk A Mile
9:00—’You Bet Your Life
9:30—*The Big Story
10:00—’Fibber McGee & Molly •
10:15—’Can You Top This
10:30—’Report from White Hse.
10:35—’Jason, Golden Fleece
11:00—Music for Dreaming
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11:30—’Russ Morgan
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