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Pajze Two THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C. Buds AND Blossoms MAMIE MILLER “The heavens aeclare the glory of God; and the firma ment showeth his handywork. Day unto day uttereth speech, and night unto night showeth knowledge. There is no speech nor language where their voice is not heard.” —Psalm 19:1, 2, 3. Icicle veronica and Indigo veronica are excellent for cut ting. They bloom in great abun dance from spring until late tall. These plants are very good in your border. The double sunflower or heliopsis is a huge everbloom- ing plant. The flowers are golden orange, and will grow anywhere. Plant azure blue daisies for Scott TILE CO. TILE AND FLOOR COVERING 1. c. scon, JR. bouquets duringjuly and August. These are known as erigeron and are very attractive. Vesper iris add beauty to your regular bearded iris. They are miniature in size and come in lovely color. These are good for arrangements too. Divide these about every two years, be cause they multiply fast. Sword palm or Yucca (some people call it bear grass) is a good line divider or driveway protector. They are dangerous for children to play around as the needles on the ends of the swords are so sharp, but all animals respect the plant. Grow lythrum in sunny bor ders or wet locations. These will grow anywhere. The flowers are on a long leafy stem of stately growth. They make lovely lasting bouquets. Plant sweet lavender for at tractive low, compact, sllvery- foliaged plants that belong to the mint family. Grow these for lavender blooms in July and Au gust, and use for nosegays and sachets when dried. This week, for our Buds and Blossoms poem, we have selected these lines from the pen of an unknown writer: Wouldn’t this old world be bet ter If the folks we meet would say— “I know something good about WE BUY WRECKED AUTOS MODELS 1955 AND UP Whan You Think of Uiad Auto Porta — Think of Ui. SAULTER AUTO SALVAGE CO. Marohoad Hwy. — Dial ME 7-3010 The S. Parker Company ME 7-3397 Lennox Comfort Craftsmen Call JOE ANDERSON DRUG STORE for Reliable Prescription Service ME 7-4201 FRY BONDED BUILT-UP ROOFING -^all For Free Estimates- R. E. BENGEL 1311 N. CraTcn St. SHEET METAL WORK Dial ME 7-3404 RONALD COLLINS—a former New Bern High school musician, is president of the band at Frederick College in Norfolk, Va., and a member of “The Knights” — an eight piece dance orchestra that appears on TV and plays many engagements in the Norfolk area. Ronald is standing in the center in the photo above. Friday, March 1, 1963 butter. Add water, tomato juice and bouillon cubes. Heat and stir to dissolve cubes. Reduce heat. Simmer, covered, 30-40 minutes. This recipe serves six. Perhaps you have been hesitant about purchasing frozen packages of collards, turnips, and other leafy vegetables dear to the heart of many Southerners. You shouldn’t be, since the chances are you’ll be satisfied with any brand you pick up at your favorite store. For best results, as any Rebel knows, prepare them with ham stock. Serving them just so, as they come out of the package, won’t be pleasing to anyone who is used to the type of seasoning that prevails below the Mason- Dlxon line. A pig isn’t pretty, but here in Dixie somebody ought to erect a statue in tribute to the millions of hogs that have made Southern cooking enjoyable. As for the health benefits, we won’t go into that. What's COOKING? Worcestershire sauce, sage, and pepper. Place a little of this mix ture on each cabbage leaf. Fold over sides of leaf loosely and roll. Secure with picks or string. Brown on all sides in Fresh Eggs Produced Locally' By My Own Hens. Delivered Weekly To Yoor Home. Call DURWOOD HANCOCK AT ME 7-2262 For something different, New Bern housewives could do worse than try their hand at rice and ham stuffed cabbage rolls. You’ll need 12 large cabbage leaves; one cup of cooked rice; two cups of ground ham; one medium onion, chopped; one-half cup of sour cream; two tablespoons of catchup; two table spoons of prepared mustard; one teaspoon of Worcestershire sauce; one-eighth teaspoon of sage; one-eighth teaspoon of pep per; one-third cup of butter or margarine, melted; one cup each of water and tomato juice; three bouillon cubes. Remove the thick portion from each cabbage leaf. Cover leaves with boiling water and let stand three minutes, or until just wilted. Drain. Combine ham, onion, sour cream, catchup, mustard, you!” And treat us just that way? Wouldn’t it be fine and dandy If each handclasp, fond and true, Carried with it this assurance-- “I know something good about you!” Wouldn’t life be more happy If the good that’s in us all Were the only thing about us That folks bothered to recall? Wouldn’t life be more happy If we praised the good we see? For there’s such a lot of good ness In the worst of you and me! Wouldn’t it be nice to prac tice That fine way of thinking too? You know something good about me, I know something good about you? Pepsi For Floral Arrangements, Planters and Dish Gardens, or a Special Remembrance for a Friend Who Is III, It's MAMIE'S NOVELTY SHOP 215 HANCOCK STREET OPEN FROM 3 P.M, TO 5:30 P.M. TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
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