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Dogwood likes shade, but can be maqe grow in the full sun. T)o not
nlarjt when Soil is muddy. Die a hole! jeeper, and larger than thesystem.
Fill the hole nearly to tlhej !r<rl of the ground. Set plant. ‘with roots properly spread. Mist | deep enough to cover roots about one inch. Firm soil. Pour one-half to one .bucket of water slowly around tnr plant. Let it soak into the soil. Mulch with one to two inches of sawdust, leaf mold or ptjat. ^
soon as fly tree is planted, cut off at least 1/3 of the top. Be raireflil not to plant too deep.
tnmerta^ns At
Bir|tl)dey Party
’Ml. J. Harvev Daily entertainer ait a belated birthday dinner on Sundav for Elder Daily who celebrated his 77th anniversary in February, A bounteous buffet din**, ner
! served to the following
dr. and Mrs. Harrv BruLth^v.
Mr. and Mis. Aoton/Mr.
and Mrs. Herins
of Falls Churchy Ray*
■esley of Monroe. N. C-,
inch Harltey. Miss Violet
F Martinsburg. W. Va.,
Mrs. Charles Stevens of
aval. Mrs. Jennie ArmenWoodville,
Mrs. Thomas
and her granddaughter of Cu peper, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wjodward. Woody, Jr., and Beverlr Woodward of Lignum. Mr. aid Mrs. Oscar - Baldwin, Mr. and Mr*. L. L. Yates and daughters and Mrs. C. W. Miller.
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