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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1965
Page
12
The article explains tying a tall house to the ground needs substantial planting while a low attractive house needs few plants. It notes old methods of covering houses with vines belong to earlier eras when houses were large and required large growing plants.
The guide advises using evergreen shrubs near entrances and corners, with compact slow growing evergreens like boxwood and Japanese holly. It recommends tallest plants at the house corner, low ground covers between entrance and corners, regular pruning, and expanding beyond foundation planting to include trees, screens, borders, and more.
A Valentine dessert feature presents two cherry rich options. Dark Cherry Pastry Torte layers flaky pastry with pitted dark cherries and a walnut filling. Dark Cherry Dessert Roll uses sponge cake with cherry filling and nuts, rolled for a rich holiday treat.
Cake made with 4 eggs and sugar baked at 400 degrees for 10 to 25 minutes. Lemon peel adds flavor as the layers roll in a jelly roll style. After cooling, fill with cherry and chill before serving for eight people.
A calendar reads on Friday with a 7 p.m rehearsal dinner at Schrafft's Plaza Room for Miss Carol Cridlebaugh and Raymond Reitzel Hutchins Jr. A 7 30 p.m. Sweetheart Ball follows at Emerywood Country Club hosted by High Point Junior Woman's Club. At 11 30 a.m. the wedding breakfast for the couple is held at Emerywood Country Club.
Openhouse hosted by daughters for Mr. and Mrs. Houston E. Hopkins marks their 25th wedding anniversary. Held January 24 at Route 5 home with hostesses Vester Stafford William Hinson and Jerry Williamson. Guests 2 to 5 pm. table center featured snapdragons and carnations. cake served by Mrs. Williamson. punch poured by Mrs. Hinson.
Mrs. Virginia Anne Walker wed John Benton Herrin in a Dec 19 ceremony at the First Methodist Church chapel in Auburn Alabama. The bride earned an M A in English at Auburn and works as an assistant professor at Old Dominion College Norfolk. The groom previously attached to NASA Research Center Huntsville and now studies at Auburn University.
The Robbins Club held a covered dish membership dinner at the YWCA. Invocation by Mrs. C. C. Hughes. Program by Mrs. Grover Jones on Changes of Customs in Times. Guests included Mrs. Carroll Thompson, Mrs. Charles Hughes, Mrs. Ervin Moore, Miss Barbara Carter, Miss Lucille Motsinger who won the door prize.
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