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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1969
Page
4
Several seed germination techniques are shared. One uses a sand soil mix in a fine, well-drained container, watered from below and lightly covered. A burlap layer or glass lid helps retain moisture. The second method favors sphagnum moss for lighter, better moisture retention though fertilizer is needed after transplant.
Hazel Highfill Harris of 502 N Rotary and Douglas Herrin Pulley of Richmond Virginia married at First Baptist Church with Rev Roger Bell officiating on Saturday. Music by organist Rickey Coffey preceded the 3 pm ceremony. The bride wore a pink street length dress with pink accessories and carried a white prayer book with pink rosebuds. Ushers were Roy Highfill Jr Breck Highfill Jack Hussey and Ross Farlow. The bride, a High Point High School graduate, attended High Point College and worked for Clyde Pearson Inc. The groom, Fork Union Military Academy graduate, is president of Holaday House Furniture in Richmond. A reception followed at the String and Splinter Club for close friends and relatives. The couple will live in Richmond Virginia.
Detective Jean Paul Maestrati attempted to arrest a prostitute known as Gabrielle on Boulevard Montparnasse. Bandleader Sacha Apollo Vincent and chef Fer nang Chambertin intervened, assaulting the detective. Gabrielle sought police aid, then in court the two admitted the badge was shown but claimed it appeared false. The judge released them.
NADEANE WALKER reports from London on a charity fashion preview featuring menswear from Mr. Fish and rival designs by Annacat. The show spotlighted skirts, harem trousers, and jumpsuits with bold colors and ornate belts, while Annacat’s collection struggled to outshine the male models.
Linda Fountain was honored at a floating shower Saturday evening hosted by Miss Toni Grissom and Mrs. Wayne Neese. About 20 guests attended at Mrs. Neese's home from 7 to 9 p.m. A yellow pompou corsage greeted the guest of honor and she received a white bedspread later. The yellow and green colors matched the bridal theme with chantilly lace on the refreshment table and yellow rose centerpiece. Guests included Mrs. James William Fountain, Mrs. William Harold Grissom, and Mrs. R. P Neese. Linda Fountain will wed Jack Grissom at Bales Chapel on May 4.
Sgt J L Jolly announces the arrival of son Carl Patrick March 20 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Another son David Wayne born March 22 at High Point Hospital to Harvey Perras and Fonda Grimmett of Pulaski Virginia. Shanda Ann born to John W Younger Jr at the local hospital. Christopher Todd born March 21 to Wayne J Howard and family at 912 Forrest St. Frankie Kyle born March 22 to Ralph Bennett and family at 126 Plummer Dr Archdale. Patrick Keith born March 21 to Harold Johnson and family at 914 Fairfield Rd. Michael Shane born March 23 to Ray Farr of Rt 2 Trinity. Virginia Ruth born March 22 to Milton T Walker and family of Rt 1 Sophia.
The Woman's Department of the Enterprise announces new deadlines for Sunday publication. Pictures of brides and brides elect must reach the department by noon Monday. All other copy including Serial Calendar and Church Activities items must arrive by noon Thursday.
Members of Girl Scout Junior Troop 442 spent an all day hike Saturday from Cherokee Hills through Emerywood Estates and along W Lexington Extension near High Point. They viewed Indian burial grounds on Cherokee Drive then cooked part of lunch at a permitted sheep farm with fire.
During a Piedmont Natural Gas sale a 30 gallon glass lined water heater costs 2.75 per month and includes delivery and installation on Piedmont mains. It carries a five year guarantee and promises ample hot water for a family with gas heating advantages. A five dollar down payment is required. Visit the Piedmont showroom soon.
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