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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1967
Page
7
Miss Mary Gail Griffith of Mobile Alabama married Troy Galloway on November 2 with Lee J. Young officiating. The groom is the son of Myrtle Galloway and Robert V. Galloway. The couple will reside at 804 Ingram Road.
A busy Monday in High Point features 12 gatherings across groups. Women of the Moose meet at the Moose Lodge on N Main at 8 p m. High Point WCTU hosts Daisy Honbarrier at 2 30 p m. Civitan Ladies dine at Marguerite’s at 6 p m. Pilot Club executive board meets at 7 p m at the Sheraton. Catesby Bird Club, Republican Women, Hospital Guild, Garden Clubs and Extension Homemakers hold sessions and auctions at various locations including the Public Library, Lake Drive, 3302 Westview, Emerywood Estates, Piedmont Gas and Piedmont Natural Gas facilities.
The notice describes a Harmay design shirtdress with a front zipper hidden by a tab and no buttonholes, offered as Printed Pattern A676. It notes fabric options, sizes 10 through 18, and a mail order price and address in New York for pattern requests.
Raleigh extension economist Ruby Azzle outlines shopping pitfalls that drain budgets. Impulse buys daily shopping and sample tastings push up costs while name brands and prepackaged items raise prices. She suggests buying whole items, making foods at home, buying only needed portions, and avoiding over buying perishables.
Elizabeth Rhoads of Hightstown New Jersey lost 60 pounds by using Auds Reducing Plan Candy after diet pills made her nervous. She weighed 200 pounds at 25, then followed the Ayds Plan and dropped to 140 pounds, calling it the luckiest day of her life.
A reader compares rural and urban funeral courtesy and a humorous tabby murder trial. Ann Landers weighs in on judgment and behavior while addressing a teen dilemma about relationships and privacy.
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