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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1972
Page
23
In a humorous reflective vignette a woman vents about March as a yearly malaise marked by dry skin, dull routines, and domestic tedium. Her patient husband listens, counters with light banter, and life unfolds with small, comic disasters and moments of ordinary fatigue. The voice sketches a shared domestic life, frailties, and daily irritations with affectionate wit.
London reports show Iris Porter of Manchester knitted a woolly wrap for a cold elephant after buying and unpicking jumble sale garments. Alice Carsdew of Streatham knitted a large green car cover to shield her vehicle from bird splatter. Lillian Masters of Westminster created a new flag to replace a tattered Union Jack above her office.
The United States is the dominant nation in the global tobacco trade as the largest exporter and producer and the third largest importer. North Carolina leads in flue cured leaf production, shaping the sector.
North Carolina State University researchers say polyurethane foam air and fiberglas may join wood brick as key housing materials. Foam houses have no corners, use sprayed urethane over inflated balloons, then deflate to leave a smooth rough textured space with bright interior color options.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Lloyd Gregory announce the engagement of Alma Joyce Gregory to Richard Guyer Elliott. A June 3 wedding is planned at English Road Baptist Church. Alma Joyce Gregory is a Central High School and North State Business College graduate employed by Prudential Medicare. Richard Elliott graduated Central High and Chowan College and is a Western Carolina student.
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