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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1963
Page
9
A readers letter chain discusses workplace decorum and romance ethics. Ann Landers responds with blunt guidance on staying professional and respecting boundaries. The column also plugs her new book Teen-Agers and Sex and invites readers to send questions.
Cranberries yield a bumper harvest marking the second largest in history. Massachusetts leads production, Cape Cod fields expanding. Early processing was barrel bulk and wholesale trade. native berry with roots in Indigenous use and early settler trade.
A series of evening and morning gatherings across multiple groups. Women of the Moose, Washington Council 4 and Peace Council 9, Ameri ca, and P A Ledberry home host meetups. WCTU, High Point branches, Catesby Bird Club, Pilot Club, Midweek Garden and Demonstration clubs, River name Demonstration, Jamestown Garden Council, Nature Study Garden Club, Till n Tail Garden Club, Forestdale Garden Club, Canterbury Club, and other groups list locations such as S Main St, 607 Arlington Ave, 1110 Coventry Rd, 3839 Beverly Hills Dr, YWCA, and local churches and clubs.
A church social on Montlieu Avenue honored the bride to be Miss Ritter with a carnation corsage from hostesses. She will marry her fiancé in a Christmas Eve ceremony at Montlieu Avenue.
Miss Barbra Jane Kearns and Edward Forest Swicegood II wed at West Bend Methodist Church with family and local figures in attendance. Engagement announced for Ruth Ann Mason Davis to Robert Enoch Luck, with plans for an open wedding at Maple Springs Baptist Church.
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