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GARDEN TIME
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Spring did came to'the State
flair Arena in February as I tptd
you it would in aa earlier column.
However, it exceeded aU expecta
tions for variety, freshness and
blended beauty. The first South
eastern Flower and Garden Show
will end tomorrow and dates for
the 1962 show have been an
nounced, Starch. 2-6.
This first' attempt to bring, an.
event of this magnitude to Raleigh
end North Carolina is the finest
example of organized effort that
I have experienced during m!y
many yean of service to North
Carolina horticulture, The thrall
of aeeoimpiishmeut exemplifies the
caliber of leadership associated
i with the project and far outweighs
any individual or group credit.
There was something for every
. one to enjoy. Artistry, beautiful
and symbolic. A Japanese garden
with tactic flowers, bamboo, and
sandals on the door step. An ec
centric fountain, blending in color
with massed chrysanthemum s.
Petals, shedding from , saucer
magnolias and dropping 'like
colored snow into beds of fragrant
hyacinths. A bob white perched on
a rustic rail fence whistling to his
mate while the tall Jack-in-the
pulpit add the dainty lady slipper
listened. You could almost hear
the wind whispering through the
white pines and hemlock.
Roses in great variety —tiny
miniatures, floribundas and hybrid
<teas in all of their fragrant beauty.
An oldr-fasbiooed herb and vege
» table garden, complemented by
English box and crab apple blos
soms. A beach garden with every
thing but the gently rolling surf.:
Hundreds of orchids in a setting of
V breatttrfcaltfing. beauty competing
with cainellias for a place in toe
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The blending of brick and motar
in harmonious colors and unusual
patterns. An azalea-camellia gar
den symbolic of tile Old Sooth and
yet as modem as the space age.
Beautiful girls, from our famous
Village, in the spot-light around
a swimming pool garden.
Around every gentle curve in
the garden walls was something
fresh and exciting; and a new idea
from the "Gardens for Living” to
cany home for die enjoyment of
the entire family.
KiwNi®
and repairman here for
Donkey Basketball
In Maytville Tuesday
Hie Mayavilte JP. T. A. and lire
(Department are eo-sponspring a
Donkey basket ball ga*» to be
held Tueesday March. Id at toe
School wMfr'WBWfc"
Tickets ejd? S* jamctwaaed at'toe
first Cfcteens Hank - or Joe
Monette’s Grocery.
telephone and Telegraph Company,
is one of the leaders In the Sim’s
company-wide Plant sates pro
gram.
Scott baa sold services which
would produce more than $U,0TO
in revenue on an annual baste.
Scott has been a member of toe
Plant Department’s “500 Club”
ten times. In order to qualify lor
this organization an employee must
sell, in rate month, services which
will yield at least $500 in anonal
Wa Pay TOP PRICES for alt
Quality Paeans
P, L. Nethercutt
AUCTION SALE EVERY MONDAY
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Notice it hereby given tl
County Board of Equaliza
view will hold its first in
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Register of Deeds in the c
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