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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1967
Page
10
Ground cover plants suit dense shade steep banks or under eaves where grasses fail. Suggested options include Ajuga bugleflower Euonymus mondo English ivy evergreen candy tuft St Johns wort Liliturf snakebeard Lavender cotton periwinkle and more with notes on growth, height and sun needs.
Pauline Trigere unveiled a spring collection in New York with sexy yet discreet designs. Models wore tight strapless slip dresses under translucent overdresses, featuring sleeveless high necks and full skirts. The show included a black wool gown with a black net overdress and matte coats to finish outfits.
Mrs Lindsay presented a slide program on Wildflowers at the Nut-To-Grow Garden Club meeting held at Mrs Grover Seamon's home on Pineridge Drive. A hawthorne tree moved this week from N Main A&P to a Montlieu and Elwood plot was shown.
Mr and Mrs Donald W Jves announce the birth of Derita Lynn on January 11 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Englien M Chadwell announce a son Phillip Marsh Jr born January 11. Mr and Mrs S P Mellonas announce a son Ernest Dean born January 11 at the High Point hospital.
Micki Jayne Walton and Dana Lang Smith wed on December 17 at North Main Street Baptist with 6 p.m. vows. The ceremony featured nuptial music by Mrs. Neil Padgette and a prayer-book keepsake for the bride. The couple, attended by Gia Walton as maid of honor and bridesmaids Pennie Myers and Jimmy King, exchanged pink peau de soie gowns and carried red and pink car nation nosegays. The bride, a secretary at Hilary Da attorney and stationed at Fort Benning with the U S Army, reception followed in the church hall.
Instructions for club chairmen in the women’s department cover deadlines for calendar and follow-up reports. Emphasizes office submission times, typewritten reports, and photo limits. Advises using married names in bylines and restricts telephoned submissions.
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