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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1960
Page
4
Dear Polly advises on home decor conflicts in a column of reader letters. Mrs C wants to update a louvered door and candle fixture, while others seek ways to dress doors, blinds, and storm doors. Provoked and M W offer varied opinions, Polly favors simple curtains and wall color harmony.
Nurserymen surveyed by the American Association of Nurserymen rank the top ten roses introduced in the last five years. Queen Elizabeth Tiffany Kordes Perfecta Spartan Montezuma Grandiflora Ivory Circus taripunga White Knight Pink Peace Jiminy Crick. Plant roses in full sun with space 2 to 3 feet apart, use manure or 8-8-8 fertilizer, and fertilize every four weeks from spring until August 1 with adequate rainfall.
A travel tinged kitchen piece describes European influences on chicken gravy recipes with an American twist featuring Chicken Paprika. Practical steps include thawing chicken, frying, adding onion, paprika, lemon, and finishing with sour cream. Recipe yields 4 to 6 servings.
Joni Lynn Chilton born January 20 at local hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Chilton. Judy Ann Davis born January 21 at High Point hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Davis Route 1 Randleman. Edward Merritt McEachern III born January 21 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. E. M. McEachern III Winston-Salem. Deborah Lynn Roberts born January 21 at local hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Roberts 1202 N Main St. Mitchell Todd Isaacs born January 20 at High Point hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Isaacs Jr Crestwood Dr. Darlene Jane Marlowe born January 21 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Marlowe Hall Ave.
Pine Hill Club opened a four session series with a workshop on artificial flowers foliage and berries led by Mrs Hawthorne assisted by Mrs Herman Teague and guests. Mrs Hawthorne spoke on Special Principles of Flower Art while Mrs Roach joined as a new member and Mrs Stanley attended as a guest. The meeting followed a Garden Club talk with a coffee reception.
In Santa Monica California Martha Wycoff testified she filed for divorce before her husband Gaylord Wycoff’s shooting incidents intensified. She described 25 bullet holes in their home after she left last November and said his temper led him to pull a 25 caliber pistol during arguments. The court granted the divorce.
Actress Signe Hasso settled a $150,000 damage suit over her son Henry Hasso's death in a January 1957 San Fernando Valley crash. Terms were not disclosed. The pre trial Superior Court hearing named two of the son’s friends as defendants in the case against driver Louis Wills and owner John Brascia.
Spade N Grow Garden Club met Tuesday with Mrs. Robert Skeen hosting at her home. Reports were given by committee chairmen and a new member Mrs. Virginia Martin was welcomed. The group discussed fund raising projects to support gifts for homes for the aged and a devotional, dessert course and continued club activities.
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