Several L.uiea of tins k-.i.un in
tended a shower In honor of Mrs.
Kate Nich61sott at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Willie Bell of the Bear
Marsh community. , .
uli Eilag Abundant Blocia
KiUa Cionu, I.j.uC Ajjant, gave
an interesting talk on "Eat Your
Way to Health.",The hostesses ser
ved sandwiches, cookies and pepsi
colas. ,
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Moat home gardeners like to grow annual flower. Coming quickly
Into bloom from aead sown aach year, they are the easiest of all flowers to
-mam and farin a wide ranee of vivacious color for along period.
poppy and bachelor button are two of the earliest The low-growing
edgers, sweet alyssum ana canaytun, are aiao suriy qwea w wwar um
The lovely balsam, tragraniT . . .
tleular about the kind of soil they
grow in but they do like plenty of
sunshine and air. Most annuals do
not thrive m shady places.
In order to get the most bloom
from annual flowers all through the
season, they need a certain amount
of attention. Petunia plants some
times grow lanky and crowd their
nelehbors. Cut sprays of blossoms
freely and arrange them for indoor
enjoyment The plants will recover
quickly and bloom better than ever.
Snip on the fading blossoms of an
nla, marigold, cosmos, and other an
nuals. If left to go to seed, tney
rob the plants of strength to develop
new flowers. Keep the edging an
nuals, such as sweet alyssum and
candytuft from looking, frowsy by
clipping off the tops with shears
after they have bloomed. They will
reward you by flowering again and
looking pretty for a long season.
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pinks, ' the graceful scabiosa, the
hedge-forming four o clocks, the
'colorful nasturtiums and petunias
anr next in line. Later come tne
tall fflsn", the beloved zinnias and
the marigolds. Most annuals are so
say to grow that even children can
taisa them successfully. Special
: favorites for children's gardens and
mesa of some grownups are feath
ered ectasia, the oddly interesting
cockscomb, and the gay woolflower.
One secret of growing near-perfect
. nT""' is to use good seed and sow
it thinly. In outdoor planting do
: not sow deeply but cover the seeds
firmly so that they will make imme
diate contact with warm moist soil
for speedy germination. When the
i seedlings appear, thin the plants so
' that the remaining ones will have
plenty of space to spread and
mature.
- Most annual flowers are not par-
Srjlhern Farm
Market Summary
Southern pigs went to market
this week to bring the highest pri
ces In the history of southern hog
marketing. Prices ranged from
$23.50 In Alabama to $29.75 at
Baltimore per 100 pounds.
- While bog prices continued to
climb, cattle prices also strengthen
ed. Buying interest this week was
keen, and most slaughter steers
and heifers were SO cents or more
higher. -
Cotton prices advanced more
than a half a cent a pound again
this week, following a similar rise
in the market last week. Offerings
were moderate as prices increased.
Cold weather again touched Flo
rida's truck crops this week, with
snap beans in low unprotected ar
eas suffering damage. Orange ship
ments were moderate with auction
prices up to $2.99 a box on interior
oranges, and to $4.60 for Indian
River oranges.
Lanefield Home
Dem. Club Meets
The Lanefield Home Demonstra
tion Club met Tuesday 'afternoon
with Mesdames Bob and Marvin
Houston.
After the business session and
reports by project leaders, Miss
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Hog killing weather is here again
C. E. Jones killed some nice hogs
this week. .-.-.
Mr.-and Mrs." John King were
dinner guests of Mrs. Mattie Will
iams near Bakers Chapel Sunday.
Mr. Jennings Jernigan and fam
ily visited Mr, Jule Jernigan last
Sunday. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Craft and
son visited Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Best
Sunday. '
Misses Dorothy Southerland and
Majorie Williams spent the week
end in their respective homes.
" Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Thompson
visited relatives here Sunday.
- Among ; those v attending ' the
Easter religious picture Shown in
the Calypso Baptist church - last
Sunday night were Mr. and Mrs.
Paul King and daughter, Betty
Jean, and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. King.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grady and
sons were guests at a barbecue
given by the Fred Brocks Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Reaves were
business visitors here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Matthis of
Rocky Mount spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
C. Brltt
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith of
Rones Chapel, visited relatives
here Sunday.
Lome Owen Guy
Funeral Held .
'Lanie Owen Guy, 39, farmer of
near Warsaw, died In Duke Hos
pital, Durham, Thursday morning
of last week after having been ill
for only a few hours. Funeral ser
vices were held at the Quinn-Mc-gowen
Funeral Home Saturday
afternoon at 2:30, conducted by the
Rev. J. B. Sessoms, pastor of the
New Hope Baptist Church. Inter
ment was in the New Hope Ceme
tery. Surviving are his -wife, the
former Elmer Jernigan of Mt 01
ive; two sons, James Lanie and
Larry Guy, both of the home; his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Guy;
and one sister, Mrs. Y. L. Smith
of Warsaw.
Dr. H. W. Colwell
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; uta chores , . . faster and better than ever before. When -"(
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methodand there are more than 200 uses '
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labor saving convenience. , - r-
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lower the price. You see, electricity works cheaper r
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