[tie Public Record
Warren Deed
Transfers
Mamie M. Powell to
John A. Spruill, 4.09 acres
in Fishing Creek Township.
Flora A. Murphy to
Walter Lee Brothers,
certain lot in Sixpound
Township.
John D. Powell and
others to John D. Powell
and wife, certain lots in
Fork Township.
John D. Powell and
others to John D. Powell
and wife, 57 acres in Fishing
Creek Township.
Dewitt W. King and
others to Stanley R. King
and wife, 38 acres in River
Township.
Irene Robertson Northington
and others to
Charles J. Duckworth and
wife, 120 acres in Fishing
Creek Township.
Charles T. Johnson, Jr.,
commissioner, to Charles
J. Duckworth and wife,
120 acres In Fishing Creek
Township.
Daisy H. Taylor and husband
to William Taylor and
wife, certain lot in River
Township.
William H. Chafe and
others to Lawrence C.
Goodwyn and wife, certain
lot in Nutbush Township.
James C. Jamison and
wife to James C. Jamison,
certain lot in Roanoke
Township.
V. P. Suma and wife to
Richard H. Cutler, Jr.,
certain lot in Roanoke
Township.
Marriage Licenses
Richard Dale Poythress
of Henderson to Mary
Cynthia Dillard of Warrenton.
Goldenbeil
Needs Pruning
After Blooming
The shrub that brings the
first color to the landscape
in spring is also the one
that should get your first
attention with the pruning
shears.
Forsythia - or goldenbell,
as most Tar Heels
prefer to call it - annually
brings forth the most
welcomed profusion of
yellow bloooms, usually
when the temperatures are
still quite nippy in March.
The plant grows fairly
rapidly and tends to grow
too large for its intended
space, point out N. C.
Agricultural Extension
Service specialists. Hius,
pruning is recommended.
The best time to prune
forsythia is in the spring
immediately after it
blooms. The buds that will
produce next spring's
flowers will then develop
on the new growth. If you
wait on into summer or fall
to do the pruning, you'll
destroy these buds.
Forsythia is an easy
shrub to grow, the North
Carolina State University
extension specialists explain.
It thrives in most
garden soils.
If you plan to try some,
be sure to keep in mind the
plants growth habit and
select a planting site that
will allow plenty of room.
The plants should be
spaced about five to seven
feet apart and three to four
feet from a structure.
• When planting, add
organic matter to the
planting bole and mulch
around newly set plants to
conserve moisture and to
help keep weeds and
grasses out.
CONSUMER VCHECKUST
Removing Odor
Perspiration odor can
dint to washable garments,
soak them overnight
in warm water containing
three to four tablespoons
of sah per quart
of water then rinse. If
odor remains pre-treat
with liquid detergent and
let stand for 30 minutes.