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THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1952
THE NEWS^OIIBNAL
Arabia News
Bj Mn. D. B. T^ywick
The Arabia Home Demonstrat-
' ion Club members met at the
home of Mrs. Clifford Bostic Tue
sday afternoon, “^’umiture Ar
rangement for the Bedr(5om”»was
the study damonstrated, wWch
was very intefesting.
The Sandy Grove Ladies Aid
Ruritan Club members Wednesday
night at the Mildouson lunchroom.
The proceeds will be used to fin
ish the hut at the church.
Mrs. Catherine McNeill atod
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members served supper for the children of Red Springs spent
MONEY SAVING DAYS —- MARCH 27th, 28th and 29th
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J ARDEN TIME
McFadyen.
Mrs. Frank Bristow and chil
dren of Red Springs spent Sat
urday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Adcox and family.
Leslie Irion was very sick a
few days last week with flu.
Mrs. AUie Kate McGougan of
Dundarrach spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ada Jackson and son.
4lbetn
Pare Lard
69g
English Walnuts
Pecans and Brazil
NUTS
39c lb
Drapers
Med. All Green
Butter
Beans
2 No. 2 Cans
29c
BRACH’S
Choc. Cream
Easter Eggs 6 for 25c
Marsh. Eggs, pkg 29c
Jelly Eggs, pkg 25c
Marsh. Rabbits, pkg ’ 29c
Pet or Carnation
Evaporated
Milk
2 Tall Cans
29g
Covingtons *
Extra Fancy
Molasses;
V2 gal 85c
Van Camps
Grated
TUNA FISH
6-oz can 25c
$1.60 ctn
• Mayfield •
Yellow
Cream Corn
^ 2 No. 303 Cans
31c
White House
Apple Jelly
3 6 oz. Jars
25c
SEE JOHNNY IN PERSON
AT COOPERS, THURS
DAY EVENING FROM
5:00 P.M. TILL-5:30 P.M.
Dukes
' Home Made
Mayonnaise
Pint Jar
33c
Rev. E. C. Taylor of Red Springs
preached at his regular 4th Sun
day service at Ephesus Sunday
night at 7:30 o’clock.
The members of the Sandy
Grove MYF met in the home of
Mrs. Brown Hendrix Monday
I night. Robert Jones, Buster Jack-
son and Bobby Bostic received
perfect attendance pins at the last
, meeting.
Gardeners are already becoming
dahlia-conscious, probably be
cause the roots are now being ex
tensively advertised in the gard
en magazines and newspapers and
are also being sold by seed stores
and chain stores.
One of the most frequent ques
tions being asked me is: When
will you plant your dahlias? I
usually plant more than 200 roots,
but I never plant before May 1
here at Raleigh.
My advice would be to plant
during early May in the central
and western portions of the State
and about May 25 to June 1 in
the extreme eastern portion of the
Stat|. The dahlia is a fall flov/er
and .will give you better blooms
in the fall if it is not pl.vited
too early.
If you grew dahlias last year
and left them in the ground over
winter, they should be taken up
now before they send up ^.etra
above the ground and becumd
divided. Even if you want only
one plant, divide the clump, plant
one division, and give the others
away. Leaving the clump in tne
ground will give you several
main stems, a lot of early flow
ers and usually poor flowers in
the fall when they ought to be
at their best.
In digging the c'ump be c'^re-
ful not to break the necks of the
tuberous roots. Some varities have
”ery slender necks. In div'di ’;
the clump you must, have at least
orle bud or eye and one root w ith
each division. You will find tl;t.
buds on the main .=tem or ar tlio
base of the stem—not on the roor
itself. Usually you can vet frorr
three to five divisions from each
clump. These divisions can : e
kept in a cool place, covered v. itli
peat moss or dry sand until the
proper planting time.
Sometimes la April in this co*»
umn I win diaeais varletka and
give planting instructions.
A laibor-saving mechanical thin-
ner-weeder has been developed
for use in sugar beet planting. It
promises to eliminate one machine
operation and reduce the amount
of hand labor required ftr thin
ning and weeding.
LIAtN AMD I
IN TOUR SMMtt
WITH TNI
White House
Self Rising
Flour
10 lb bag
25 lb bag
79c
$1.69
Red Cross
E. J.
Peas
2 No. 2 Cans
25c
Old Glory
Pork and Beans
2 10%-oz Cans
15c
LA CHOY
Complete
Chinese Dinner
Fresh
Shredded
*
Cocoanut
1 lb pkg 39c
Packers Label
Tomatoes, 2 cans
31f
Oak Hill
Sled Peaches, 2 No. 2 cans 39c
e I* ^ U.
Kelly
String Beans, 2 cans
27c
Clapps & Gerbers
Str. Baby Foods, 3 jars
29c
Skinners
Raisin Bran & Wheat
19c
Bordens
Eagle Brand Milk, can
30c
Carolina Club
Swt. Mix Pickles, 8 oz
15c
Uncle Bens
Conyerted Rice, 14 oz
19c
THICK
FAT BACK, lb
15c
PINK SLICING
TOMATOES, Ctn
17c
Tender - Cut-Up
Fryers, lb
59c
Local
Turnip Greens, 2 lbs
27c
-Kingans - Richmond
Bacon, Ih /
39c
Red Meat •
Swt. Potatoes, 2 lbs
25c
Meaty
Neck Bones, 5 lbs
$1.0f
Firm Green
Cabbage, 6 lbs
23c
U. S. Choice
Round Steak, lb
$1.08
Tender Florida
String Beans, 2 lbs
37c
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