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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1975
Page
12
A vintage horticulture feature extols friendly garden insects and natural helpers. Praying mantis, ladybugs, toads, king snakes, and earthworms are highlighted as beneficial for pest control, soil health, and overall garden balance with practical notes on life cycles and usefulness.
Brenda Hughes Petty and James M. Hopper Jr. renewed their marriage vows at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in a 6 p m ceremony Saturday with Rev. J L Griffin officiating A prelude by organist Ford Ewaldsen preceded the exchange The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James C Hughes of 905 Nance Ave The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs L M Faulk of Rt 9 Winston Salem The bride wore a sugarcane jersey gown with pearl lace hood and watteau train They were attended by matron of honor Marie Shean and maid of honor Karen Denise Petty The bridegroom’s sister Mickey Hopper was best man Ring bearers were Joey Petty and Daniel Faulk Ushers were Mitchel Simpson and Daniel Faulk The couple resides at 211 E North Point Ave after a reception at Top of the Mart and a trip to Atlanta Ga.
Eleven women in Newcastle Texas form what may be Texas first all-female volunteer fire department. They serve as backup to the rural department and have created a babysitter role for alarms. They meet with the male chief each week and train to operate a 500 gallon pumper.
Mary Jane Blackwell of 607 Mi Park Dr and Timothy Edward Tysinger of 20 Swanee Lane announce their engagement. The couple, both Thomasville High School graduates, plan a Sept 18 wedding at Heidelberg United Church of Christ. Mary Jane will attend High Point College, Tim will transfer there in fall after UNC, Chapel Hill attendance.
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