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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1966
Page
11
Acorn squash baked in shell with orange sour cream sauce. Halves are baked, brushed with butter, then filled with a sweet orange and sour cream blend. Garnished with orange sections and parsley, yielding 6 servings.
Raleigh shoppers see better furniture this year driven by strong demand and advanced manufacturing. NC State University extension specialist Mrs. Lillie Little notes new materials and techniques yield improved durability and finish. Cherry and birch woods define country styles with light to deep brown tones and accent colors such as red terra cotta salmon pinks and whites.
Geraniums thrive in full light and cooler temperatures with dry soil and good ventilation. For winter flowering start cuttings in August from dry, firm growth, keep 24 inch cuttings, remove half of large leaves, use sandy soil, water sparingly, and provide bottom watering occasionally to flush salts, then move to full sun after roots form.
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