Garden Rules for a Professional Looking Veggie Patch
The garden column outlines four core rules for straight rows 18 inches apart, even thinning, and regular cultivation to deter weeds. It discusses sowing density, spacing for tomatoes and taller crops, and using plant food and sprays to prevent insects and disease. It notes Cosmos Orange Flare and Heavenly Blue morning glory practices, indoor starting for long season blooms, bush pumpkins for small plots, and care for hardy annuals like salpiglossis. It emphasizes marking beds and avoiding overcareful cultivation.
Colored News Highlights Local Church Events
Mt. Vernon Pastor’s Aid sponsors a chicken hunt at the church Friday evening with a small admission. Church of God Missionaries to present Why We Work For Missions at 8:15 this evening. Young People’s club meets at 8 tonight at Mrs Margaret Smith’s home. Inter-high school debate Friday at 11 30 in William Penn auditorium between Burlington and Greensboro. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastor's Aid Society of
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Church of God Missionaries
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Church of God
Gurley Street
Young People’s Club
Young People’s Club of Women's Memorial A. MM
Church
Margaret Smith
Downing Street
William Penn
William Penn Auditorium
Burington
Greensboro
Car Stolen Then Found Abandoned Near Troy
Hal Johnson, pitcher for Bossong's Mills, had his car stolen Monday evening from Hoover street in Asheboro. The car was missing Tuesday morning, a radio alert issued for the license, and it was later found abandoned on a highway near Troy with the ignition switch tampered.
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Asheboro
Hal Johnson
Bossong
Mills
Hoover Street
Troy
Bill Finley Wildlife Advocate and Camera Pioneer
Bill Finley, famed wildlife photographer and writer, has spent thirty years pursuing wild subjects from Alaska to the Gulf of Mexico. He influenced wildlife restoration and bird sanctuaries, helped draft regulations under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and serves as an officer in the General Wildlife Federation and Izaak Walton League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Finley
Finley
Mrs. Finley
Finleys
Alaska
Bering Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Rockies
Cascades
Oregon
General Wildlife Federation
Federation
Washington
California
Billie
Deaths State Asheboro Funeral for James Hammond
Funeral service for James Clark Hammond aged 73 who died Tuesday at the local hospital after a six week illness was held at Hopewell Friends church eight miles south of Asheboro with Rev. H. A. Parker in charge. Interment followed in the church cemetery. He is survived by his wife Lizzie Mastin, one daughter Mrs. P. F. Garner of Farmer, five sons J. C. Hammond Jr. H. Hammond of Asheboro J B Hammond of Hemp and Howard and Leonard Hammond at home, one brother W. B. Hammond of Asheboro route 3, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Asheboro
James Clark Hammond
Hopewell Friends Church
H. A. Parker
Asheboro Friends Church
Farmer
J. C. Hammond, Jr
H. Hammond
J. B. Hammond
Howard and
Leonard Hammond
W. B. Hammond
Everett Davidson obituary in Asheboro local paper
Ev erette Davidson 76 died yesterday morning in the local hospital after a 10 day illness. He was a longtime member of Home Building Inc. and is survived by his wife Nancy Robbins two sons Elmer and Carl Davidson both of Randleman a daughter Mrs F H Warner of Asheboro route 3. Funeral will be held Friday at 4 p m at Neighbor's Grove church with Rev J L Bolen and Rev D C Stone officiating. Interment in Asheboro cemetery.
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Asherboro
Everette Davidson
Davidson
Nancy Robbins
Elmer
Carl Davidson
Randlemap
F. H. Warner
Asheboro
12 year old dies after appendicitis near Seagrove
Buren McNeill 12, son of Mr and Mrs D F McNeill of Steeds route 1, died yesterday afternoon while en route to Pinehurst hospital after an acute appendicitis attack. Surviving are three brothers Edward Arlie and Elton McNeill. Funeral held Thursday at 3:30 pm at Christian Union Baptist Church south of Seagrove. burial in church cemetery.
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Asheboro
Buren McNeill
D. F. McNeill
Steeds
Route 1
Pinehurst
Edward
Arlie
Elton McNeill
Seagrove
Christian Union Baptist Church
John Kidd
Diving from Sponges Shaped Ancient Man's Skill
Sponges spurred early human diving techniques as ancient Olympic champions earned their living by diving for sponge harvests.
Mediterranean sponge trade drives coastal town economies
The sponge fisheries of the Mediterranean developed into a major industry early, supporting the entire populations of seacoast towns who depended on the trade for their livelihoods.
Tennis Ace Frankie Parker's Love Story With Senior Bride
Beverly Hills report on Frankie Parker, 22, once the nation's No. 3, marrying Audrey Browne Beasley Parker, 20 years his senior, after Parker divorced her husband Mercer Beasley, Parker's coach. The couple announced the union in a Bermuda honeymoon cottage, with Mercer amicably accepting the arrangement.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Frankie Parker
Franciszek A. Pajowski
Milwaukee Ball
Audrey Browne Beasley Parker
Parker
Mercer Beasley
Mercer
Bermuda
Audrey
Benefit Checks Received Here
New locomotives to the number of 18,658 have been constructed by America's Class 1 railroads in the past 14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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James H. Burdett
Cosmos
Sciatica
Pierre Sey
Colored News
Mt. Vernon
Pastor's Aid
Toration
Bill
General Wildlife Fed
Bill’s
Beasleys
Katherine
James
Sport Oxfords
North Carolina State Employment Service
J. E. Denton, Jr
Dave Sienew
Uae
Carilee
Paris
Flarlee
Dept
SALE
Kaynee
Flarilee
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