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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1977
Page
29
A collection of reader questions about adoptee roots, parental ties, and respect for a father figure, plus a short reply on self-identity and gratitude. Other notes cover handling height comments, a request for a tactful comeback, and a query about heaven, hell, and modern weddings.
Agricultural extension specialists at North Carolina State University warn that water shortages may move from local or regional to national. They urge water conservation measures such as flow control devices, leak repairs, toilet water checks, insulating hot water pipes, collecting runoff, and using only necessary amounts for cooking and cleaning.
The couple will reside in High Point after a wedding week. The bride's parents hosted a cake cutting Thursday evening in the church fellowship hall following the rehearsal. Cake and punch were served by Mrs. George Wallace, Cynthia Shackelford, and Mrs. Carolyn Shackelford.
Mr and Mrs Leonard M Breedlove announce the engagement of their daughter Kathy to Randy Pilcher son of Mr and Mrs Charles Lee Pilcher. They plan to marry November 5 at Parkwood Baptist Church. Kathy attended Northwest Guilford High School and worked for North State Telephone Co. Randy attended Ragsdale High School and works for Thayer Coggin Inc.
Janis Dawne Talbert married David William Dickerson at Archdale United Methodist Church. Families from Trinity High School backgrounds attended with reception at Colonial Country Club. The couple plans to reside in High Point Route 3 Bramblewood Farm after a rehearsal dinner and gifts event.
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