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barked and planted for its sup-' port.
During July and Augu:t it was covered with large bel-shaped yellow flowers which hajve now given place to grounds Of many shapes and colors. Mr. Bifrke has been very generous with them and it is safe to say thot many 'Thanksgiving Day table arran jements will feature goards from Washington’s “super gourd vine”.
Others in the community who have been successful in raising goards arc Mrs. D. C. Jpdike, Mrs. W. A. Miller and Sirs. A. M. Venter. |
The Wade H. Massie, Jfs. have a wonderful turnip patch.j Every afternoon just after school their son, Tim visits it.| He peels and eats turnip after turnip. Litely a visitor at The News Office, which is just across the street, ounted the number he Consumed. You would be surprised~but his piother wasn’t! “He really loves them”, she said. |
C. B. Clatterbuck was! seen several days ago gathering his seed com for next year ; in the Moffett garden. He likes Moffett corp. His father, Mr. Amos Clatterbu:k always got his from the late H. (Horace) G. Moffett who v as an enthusiastic gardner.
The Guv Burkes have a wonderful curly mustard paten. It
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