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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1959
Page
16
Practical guide to choosing flowering shrubs for hedges in home grounds. Recommends varieties like forsythia lilac and spirea for informal hedges, notes need for planning, soil, and watering. Advises on spacing, pruning, fertilizing, and planting bare root or ball in earth, with long root trenches for proper growth.
Greensboro district sponsors two study sessions this week at West Market Street Church. The Junior Guild will host 7:45 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday with topics on Women and the United Nations and Human Rights. Annabel Thompson leads devotions. a choral reading and a UN Day plan outline close the agenda.
An ad by Lester Morgan promotes buy now pay later terms for $50 watches at R's Jewelers. No cash down required. customers pledge monthly payments of a few dollars with a chance to win a Swiss vacation. Free entry blank offered.
The Fine Arts Department of the Woman's Club will hold a luncheon on Wednesday at 12 noon at Mrs. W. Sherman Swaim's Overbrook Road home. A duo piano program is planned with hostess committee Mrs. Swaim Mrs. Bruce Carraway and Mrs. R. B. Culler.
The Burbank Garden Club will hold a flower show at the W. W. Walker home in Emerywood Estates on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Mrs. Valette Harris will serve as judge.
Four special exhibits will be shown at the Advanced Garden School in Greensboro on November 3 and 4. The event, arranged by the North Carolina State Extension Division, covers topics such as interpretative arrangements landscaping models for homes dwarf evergreens and rose culture. Speakers include Mrs W H Barton and Mrs W Harrell Wilson with registration set at ten dollars for both days.
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