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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1965
Page
13
A reader explains how insects such as earwigs boxelder bugs and other crawlers enter homes through doors windows cracks or hitchhiking on pets. Recommend a complete perimeter barrier using Diazinon insecticides applied around the yard shrubs walks and drives with liquid spray for shrubs and granules for lawns and a pressurized spray to target window frames doors and basements.
Ronnie Smith reports details of a wedding where the bride's mother wore pink and the groom's mother wore mint green. The Friday rehearsal cake-cutting followed by a reception featured helpers, and the couple plans to live in Pleasant Garden briefly before moving to Chapel Hill in the fall.
Out of town guests attended from Massachusetts Ohio Georgia Florida Virginia Wisconsin and several North Carolina cities including Charlotte Durham Greensboro Fayetteville Winston-Salem High Point Asheboro Raleigh Greenville and Lexington after a wedding in Jamaica. The couple will reside in Raleigh after their trip.
Miss Charlene Russell Knight and William Bobby Barham wed at Stokesdale Methodist Church in a 7 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. C. W. Russell. The couple, both Northwest Guilford High School graduates, planned at UNC Greensboro and NC State respectively. The procession featured family members, bridesmaids in Dublin green, and attendants in mini green gowns. Relatives from High Point attended along with family members from Stokesdale.
A tea will be hosted Wednesday at 3 30 p m in honor of Miss Kay Hedrick. Hostesses are Mrs George Starling and Miss Ruby Hodges. The Starling home at 826 Ferndale Dr hosts the event. Also noting a skillet size for making a two egg plain omelet.
After the marriage of Mixa Ige bel Boyles Harris and Frederick James Bailey, the parents hosted a reception at the Thomasville Women's Club. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Rusger Faison Varlandigham and other relatives. The event featured a formal receiving line, guided guest flow to dining and registering areas, semi classical music by Clarisse Williams and Mrs. Boyd Fouts, and elaborate floral decor with native and regional arrangements.
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