Friday, July 24, 1959 53 lii- ke od. it s. !!1, [:? ivl THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C. Page Three Buds AND Blossoms MAMIE MIUER “God that made the world and all things therein, seeing that He is Lord of heaven and earth, dwel- leth not in temples made with hands; Neither is worshipped with men’s hands, as though he needed anything, seeing he giveth us all life, and breath, and all things.” Acts 17:34-25. One of the prettier trees that we have in June is the Golden Chain tree. It has a cluster pea like blos som and makes a nice shady lawn tree. We have a few of these trees in New Bern. The Chaste tree is a' beautiful blue and should be included in your lawn planting. It needs a good soil, and plenty of sunshine. It also comes in white. The Rose of Sharon or Althea tree is .very prolific in this section. It is a Chinese shrub and thrives most anyvyhere. ■ They come in many colors. One of the most popular colors is purple or lilac, white is very popular too. ■The Montbretias are very beauti ful, they are very much like a gladioli. Much sunshine and ferti lizer is required for these. There is a wide variety of colors. Usually they are shades of gold, orange and yellows. ' Four o’clocks are very vragrant. They usually come in yellow, orange and pink varigated. They are blossoms that you may tell the time of day. They are known as a clock bloom. Penny plants should stay green all summer—cut the foliage back ill October. If something eats the stems of your petunia plants, dust them with sulphur lead arsenate. If your Pyracantha drops iCs leaves and berries it probably has lace bugs. Spray with some insecti cide. These usually start in late June. JOSEPH E. ZAYTOUN Special Agent MVTUAL/UfB INSUKANCB COMfANt tMraw. Mmcavaim Phones: ME 7-3790 — ME 7-2362 U|B eel L USED AUTO PARTS ' We Buy: Brets—Copper—Radiators Batteries—Scrap Iron and Steel SAULTER AUTO SALVAOe' CO. Morehead Hwy. — Dial ME 7-3710 ELECTRIC MOTOR REBUILDERS 24-Hour SkrvicB ACE ELECTRICAL CO. 318 S. Front Sf. Dial ME 7-7350 CLEANERS 223 CRAVEN DIAL ME 7-2700 Snapdragons will have a rust, un less you plant rust resistant plants. Include these herbs in“your gar den. Chives, savory, sage, sweet fennel, thyme and sweet marjoram. The woods are full of blooming shrubs that the bees like now. The Sour Wood tree is filled with fra grant blossoms. The bees are en joying the “Table thou preparest for Them.” Isaac Watts has writ ten r HOW DOTH THE LITTLE BUSY BEE How doth the little busy bee Improve each shining hour And gather honey all the day From every passing flower! How skillfully she builds her cell; How neat she. spreads the wax! And labours hard to store it well With the sweet food she makes. HOMEMAKERS HINTS TO NOW ON THE MARKET—Plastic coated paper plates that won’t slip or slide have a tab of double-coat ed masking tape on the back. The plateis pull away easily when pick ed up. They are available in white, colors, and patterns in 8 and 9- inch sizes. Also, paper napkins now are be ing packaged in a box which con verts into a pair of self-service ta ble dispensers.'The box is perforat ed all around the center, breaks easily into two sections. Each sec tion contains 25 folded napkins; opening at top is wide; sq they’re easy to remove. ALWAYS K51EP EGGS REFRIG ERATED—If you buy eggs be sure to buy from dealers who keep them ill refrigerated display cases. If you-sell eggs you’ll profit by keep ing them refrigerated or in a cool place. Heat rapidly lowers egg qual ity. Eggs left four days in a warm store or kitchen (70 to 80 degree F.) lose as much freshness as those kept several weeks in a refrigera tor. EVAPORATED MILK STORAGE —Opened cans of evaporated milk should be given the same care in the home as pasteurized milk; that is, it should be kept in the coldest part of the refrigerator. Its keep ing time depends upon the tempera ture of storage, but it is recom mended that the contents be con sumed within four or five days. GRATED CHEESE—Cheese that has become dry—especially Ched dar, Swiss and Italian varieties— may be grated and kept in a cover ed container in the refrigerator. Use within a few days to avoid change in flavor which results from exposure to air. WHEN YOU PICNIC OUTDOORS —A cool shady spot in your own Masonic Sunday ANTHONY QUINN and CARO LYN JONES in a dramatic mo ment from Hal Wallis' Para mount production, "Last Train from Gun Hill," duo Sunday at the Masonic Theatre. Technicolor VistaVision thriller stars Quinn and Kirk Douglas. HAND ENGRAVING’RiPAIRING-REPLATING JEWELRY 4nd SILVERWARE STONES RE-SIT or REPLACED IV Old mounting$‘ rebuilt, now ones created * Valuable papers, photos permanixed GOODING Service 3H Liks Tcmple-Phonc 4367 Now Bcrn,N.C. Michigan White Cedar and Calif. Redwood Prefabricated FENCES DIXON BROS. NURSERY Spencer Corsets & Brqssieres INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED MRS. JULIA BOYD MULLEN Rt. 4, New Bern, Box 264 — Dial ME 7-6508 backyard, a table and benches in a nearby park, a favorite nook beside a lake or stream are welcome places for eating on hot summer days. For outdoor cooking you may need special equipment unless an outdoor fireplace is available. The popular wiener roast requires lit tle equipment and can be fun. Take plenty of food, but not too many varieties. Decide whethm' you wikh, to pre pare food and pack it at home or cook it on the spot. This equipment will help in packing the food; Thermos jug or bottle for hot or cold beverages; trays or plastic- lined basket; container with ice if bottled drinks are used. You will need waxed paper, foil for wrap ping foods, sharp knife for slicing pickles or tomatoes, a knife for spreading, can opener, paper nap kins, plates, cups and towels, news paper and matches to start the fire. COOK-DUT SUGGES-nONS — If you and-your neighbors are having a cooperative cook-out, here are suggestions for “contributions.” A hot and bubbly casserole of toma toes and lima beans, or a pot of your favorite home baked beans, or pothto salad‘ to go with fried chick en, hot dogs, or hamburgers. Or you might like to take foil-wrapped baking potatoes; foil-packaged, sea soned and buttered vegetables; foil- cased roasting eai-s—all ready for outdoor cooking. Outdoor cooking equipment need not be expensive or elaborate. In fact, any number of make-dos are possible from a few bricks or stones for a base on which to, lay a broiler or grill over coals, all the way to an electric barbecue or ro- tisserie outfit. AMOCO - SERVICE CENTER • COMPLETE CAR SERVICE White Gas for All Conveniences 303 George St., Ph. ME 7-3925 THEY’RE SO COURTEOUS IN THE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT AT CLARK’S DRUG STORE EVEN THAT'S NOT SO ' IMPORTANT AS KNOW ING HOW CAREFUL THEY AREJ CLARKS / DRUGSTORCS 7-2/38 BROAD(,M/DDLe STR££7 N£rV BERN . N. C. Proper toothbrushing and home care is the most valuable single thing an individual can do for the prevention of dental decay and dental- disease. Good home care means proper toothbrushing in the right way at the right time, and cautious consumption of sweets are highly recommended in main- taiiiing sound and healthy teeth. A child should begin to brush his teeth between the. ages of two- and-a-half and three years, or as soon as his first set of 20 teeth have erupted. At first on a small child, parents should do the actual job of brushing. It is very impor tant to establish toothbrushing hab its at an’early age. There is no “miracle” tooth paste. There is no adequate evi dence to substantiate the claims made by tooth paste companies. The method of toothbrushing is far more important than the kind of looth paste used. In order to make the toothbrushing routine enjoy able for children, use a tooth paste with a pleasant taste. The teeth should be brushed im mediately after each meal or snack. The old theory of morning and eve ning toothbrushing is no longer accepted. All surfaces of the teeth should be brushed at least five times. The upper stroke should be downward toward the teeth and the lower teeth brushed upward. The brush should be scaled to the child’s mouth. The head of the brush should be small enough to reach all sections of the mouth with ease. The function of a tooth brush, if properly used, is to re move food from surfaces of the COASTAL CAB ME 7-6131 teeth and gum line. Sugar in food particles combined with mouth bac teria form decay producing acids if not removed. Toothbrushing is the major home weapon against tooth decay, along with strict control over the amount of sweets a child is allow ed to have. Some people are against all taxes —they even hate to tax their minds with responsibility. REWEAVING Cigaralte Burns — Moth Holot Cuts and Tears Mrs. W. E. Street, Jr. 50$ E. Front St. Phono ME 7-2771 Now Born, N. C. WE BUY, SELL and TRADE Stocks, Bonds and Mutual Funds. Give Us a Trial Donald T. Midyetle DEALERS — BROKER Investment Securities 237 Craven Street Phone ME 7-7174 FOR COMPLETE REDECORATING Some of the world's fin-' est Wall Coverings in v«-‘ rious types and textures. Paint colored to match or bler^d each pattern. Free estimates. Dial ME 7-5510 HARRELL'S PAPER SHOP R. E. BENGEL SHEET METAL WORKS Roofing of All Kinds Warm Air Heating 1311 N. Craven St. Phone ME 7-3404 MASONIC THEATRE • SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY • HAL WALLIS' PROOt0ION TRAIN PROM GUN TECHNICOLOR.

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