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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1961
Page
19
The article highlights three standout All-America mum introductions for 1961 to 1969 Her Majesty Apricot Sheen and Bingo. It describes growth habits colors and sizes and notes late summer to fall bloom prime with trials from Canada to Florida and a warning to order early for 1961 sales
Pat Turner will speak on lawn division and flowering shrubs at the Out-Our-Way Garden Club meeting. The group will gather at Mrs. R. R. Johnsons home, 300 Landsdown, with Mrs. Stanley Baker as co-hostess on Wednesday at 1 30 p.m.
Mr and Mrs W P Jenkins of 702 Hillcrest Dr left yesterday by plane for Winfield Kansas to attend the funeral of Mrs Jenkins father Dr C C Hawke who died after a heart attack while visiting relatives in Pasadena California Funeral services are set for Monday. Mrs A T Samson of 805 N Main St was hospitalized for surgery and is recovering with visitors allowed. Mrs J A Davis of 120 W Willis was moved from High Point Memorial to Central Carolina Rehabilitation Hospital in Greensboro following an Aug 31 injury. Mr and Mrs Paul Jack returned to Parkersburg West Virginia after visiting Mr and Mrs W F Kent at 604 W Broad St and an extended trip to Miami Beach and the Bahamas.
Oak View Home Demonstration Club members learned about dry mixes that become ready when liquids are added. Irene Johnson demonstrated recipes for storable biscuits and white sauce. Eighteen members and five guests attended at 4024 North Main Street with host Ray Idol assisted by Charles Westmoreland.
Mrs Wade Mash of 406 Otteray Drive will entertain members of the Midweek Study Club this week. The meeting is slated for 3 p.m. on Wednesday.
Mt Vernon Home Demonstration Club will meet Friday at 2 p.m. at the Mt Vernon Church community hut.
Dear Two: Dressing alike is an attention getting gimmick. Twins seek individual growth and ask their father to let them express personal style. They urge parental respect for two distinct identities.
A reader questions whether to learn the trade rather than seek clever shortcuts. The note hints at competitive concerns and urges seeking guidance from Ann Landers for teenage smoking or related problems, offering a booklet with a stamped return envelope.
A recent bride, Mrs. Eugene K. Bouldin, will be entertained this week by Mrs. Robert Sheloff and Mrs. Everett Marsh. The informal tea will be held at the 909 Johnson St home of Mrs. Marsh. Friends and relatives of the bride will be asked to call between 4 15 and 5 15 The former Miss Lou Hunter of Turkey North Carolina was married to Eugene Bouldin in December.
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