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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1971
Page
11
A Bavarian high school parent protested a class where Dr. Marianne Treder, 56, advised that married couples should make love four or five times weekly. She declined to detail her own frequency, noting she and her husband still enjoy intimacy after many years of marriage.
Members of the Out-To-Grow Garden Club will meet Thursday at 10 am. Mrs. Carson Southern of 907 Kingston St will present a travelogue about outstanding gardens in the United States and Canada, noting 65 similar places in France with rooms from $8 to $50 daily and many with good restaurants.
The Busy Bee Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 11 am at College Village Shopping Center. Members will travel to Greensboro for a group lunch after the gathering.
U S Department of Agriculture checks show 93.2 percent of cooked sausage samples met the 30 percent fat limit in the fourth quarter of 1970. The average fat content was 27.8 percent with corrective actions applied for out-of-range samples. detailed listing sheets will be released in February.
Sunset reports the Garden Club will meet Friday at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs I K Purvis of Archdale as host. Mrs Percy White will be co host.
Wake Robin Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. with Mrs C J Rountree, 1415 Lyndhurst. After the business session, the group will visit Dr T R Zimmerman’s home for the program.
Joe Brooks, extension horticulturist, advises that small plantings of berries such as muscadine grapes figs rabbiteye blueberries blackberries and dewberries can avoid spraying and avoid serious pests. Birds may be the main issue for few plants.
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