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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1965
Page
7
The article stresses purposeful planting for aesthetics and function, noting design and maintenance matter as much as placement. It outlines choosing shape size and sun exposure, warns against poor placement, and promotes lawn care fertilizing mulching pest control. It also advertises seven 30 minute TV programs on lot selection planting and care airing statewide with local contacts.
The First Baptist Church begins the Week of Prayer for Missions and participates in the World Day of Prayer. Home worship will be held in families, with a community observance ending March 15. Home Missions offering aims for 1196.52. Slawter Class at N Main Baptist Church plans a meeting with Mrs Ree Windham at 706 Barbee St.
ABWA plans a St Patricks Dance with music for dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Dinner will be served.
At 4 p m standard time in the Northeast zone the ninth Ferndale Y Teens gather. A 7 p m sequence covers knitting banjo and guitar. An 8 p m session includes junior and senior life saving courses.
A long combative letter prompts a dented snippet from Ann Landers guidance. The writer complains about a secretary daughter of a friend. ethics and firing choices are debated amid editorial quickfire. The excerpt includes mock questions about appearance and marriage.
A reader asks whether to accept a strict partner who dislikes late nights with opera and lectures. Ann Landers suggests marrying him, arguing children need structure and the man’s sensible ideas may benefit the family.
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