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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1977
Page
2
Forrest Dates chronicles shaving history from straight razors to safety blades and the rise of disposable razors. He notes Burma Shave ads changed public perception, highway signs, and electric razors evolving from noisy single heads to multi blade ambitions.
Dr. Hollis J. Rogers of UNCG notes the 1977 autumn color will be spotty due to record heat and a severe summer drought. He explains leaf coloration needs water and cooler nights, with best colors emerging only in rare years, and warns the drought reduces sugar-to-color conversion even in deep-rooted trees.
Payne reunion planned at Webster Marlow farm Route 6. shaded by Asheboro events for Shadrach Kindley family and Hoover family at Mt Zion Methodist Randolph County. High Point hosts migrant worker films at Public Library and Cancer Education seminars at High Point College starting Sept. Davidson County aging council offers September medical transport to Winston-Salem Salisbury destinations. wheelchair lift van available.
High Point College opens the academic year sept 7 at 11 a m in Memorial Auditorium with guest speaker Dr Robert M Blackburn presiding bishop of the Raleigh area North Carolina Conference United Methodist Church His address is Essentials in Christian Higher Education and he has a long record of church leadership education and military service.
A writer catalogs two houseplants famed for dramatic mood swings from wilted to vibrant. He muses they resemble people with mental shifts, notes their resilience, and jokes about eternal life as he vows not to buy more plants.
The High Point Enterprise lists rates for daily and Sunday delivery by mail and carrier. Subscriptions include 1 year 42.00 and 6 months 21.00 with monthly carrier option 3.50, subject to 4% North Carolina sales tax.
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