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^nONE 21 IS
ing which w as opened with ,
prayer by the chaplain ’
After the pledge to the flag
was given. Miss Vivian Bower
regent read the president-gen-
eral's meaMge. Minutes at the
last meeting were read and ap
proved, and reports of all of
ficers given.
There were 14 members and
three visitors present. Miss Sal
lie Mae Sockwell read and arti
cle on the U. S. Flag, and Miss
Ethel Belcher, an article on Na
tional Defense.
As there was no other business
the meeting was turned over to
Mrs. W. G. Benton who intro
duced Miss Jean Shropshire.
She gave an interesting talk on
Spotlight on America.”
After the program the com
mittee. Mrs. W. G. Benton, Mrs.
W. H. Gaither, and Miss Sara
Skinner, served delicious re
freshments.
Miss Lazenby Weds
Sgf. L. E. Sigman
Miss Edith Lazenby, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lazen
by, of Covington, recently be
came the bride of Sergeant Lacy
E. Sigman, son of Mrs. Ozella
Sigman, also of Covington, at
the Central Methodist Church in
Albuquerque, New Mexico. The
Rev. Joe R. Scrimshire officiated
at the double-ring ceremony.
Raymond Aiken, of Hapeville,
was the groom’s best man, and
Mrs. Janet Aiken was maid of
honor.
After a brief wedding trip to
Colorado Springs, the couple will
reside in Albuquerque where
Sgt. Sigman is stationed.
Mrs. Felton Heard
Entertained Friends
Among delightful social events
of last week, was that of Friday
evening. when Mrs. Felton
Heard entertained a group of
friends at her home on Church
Street.
Potted plants lent a decorative
note in the living room where
bridge was enjoyed throughout
the evening. Miss Fletcher Lou
Lunsford was the recipient of
the Bingo prize, while Mrs.
Harry Dietz won top score.
At the close of the games, the
hostess served a dainty salad
plate with hot tea.
Those enjoying Mrs. Heards
hospitality were: Mesdames H.
B. Floyd, Harry Dietz. R. E.
McAfee, Irving Dietz, Robert
Green, and Misses Dorothy Lee
and Fletcher Lou Lunsford, and
Mary Willingham.
Man-Made Condition
The adversity of today is sure
ly a man-made condition —and
it is up to man to remedy it.
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Jdrmjopics
Corn Insect Damage
Often Exaggerated
Blame Nutrients
Deficiency in Soil
Insect damage is often blamed
for poor corn yields and weak,
floppy stalks, whereas the real
cause may be a lack of plant nu
trient balance in the soil, reports
P. E. Johnson, University of Illi
nois soils specialist.
Por corn yields and excessive
lodging are particularly pro
nounced where soil potash levels
are low, according to Johnson.
In soils that are tight and where
clay pans come close to the sur
face, says Johnson, the potash is
quickly pumped out.
He reports that this potash star
vation is only aggravated by side
dressings of nitrogen or applica
tions of phosphate. Birt when a
complete soil treatment including
nitrogen, phosphate and potash is
added, invariably the corn plants
show large clumps of healthy roots
and stalks stand up stiff and
straight.
If a corn plant is starved for
potash some time in it? life, says
Johnson, damage occurs to the
„ /ar t 5
When plant nutrient supply is
well balanced corn plants de
velop strong, healthy root sys
tems, well matured ears, and
high yields.
node where the leaf comes out on
the stalk. This causes a clogging
of the corn plant's interior net
work of pipe lines. Plant food can't
move up and down the stock. Root
development i« slowed down.
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