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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1970
Page
8
A humorous reflection on parental misreads of children as a magazine quiz exposes a gap between parent ideals and real behavior. The piece notes unserious gifts, unmet expectations, and small family moments from church to home, ending with a candid self critique about knowing one’s own children.
The Home and School Assn. honored the teaching staff with a Saturday reception in the new gym auditorium on Clinard Road. Principal Robert East reported 105 enrollment. staffing includes Mrs. East, Mrs. Don Riffel, Miss Mary Ann Cochran, John Ryals, John Hayes. Vocational subjects like typing and general shop added. Pathfinders assisted. fall festival planned for Oct 11.
Q and A on lawn grasses and garden pests from a North Carolina extension service. Kentucky 31 fescue is advised over red fescue for east of the foothills. Crickets can be controlled with approved sprays, and a 10 foot band around the house helps reduce entry. Tomato flowers drop from multiple causes. overfertilization, excess rain, shade, or mis-timed topdressing.
Irene Tullett divorced Harry three years ago yet he remains on her property living in a garden shed. Police had arrested him for theft from a garage’s customers. She now brings him breakfast cigarettes and clean shirts at his prison cell.
At 7 p m Pilot Club of High Point meets at the Sheraton Hotel with a community service program. Police Wives hold a steak supper at the academy. Blue Ladies of Maryfield gather at Maryfield Nursing Home at 7 30 p m. Wiltshire Woods Garden Club meets with Mrs Robert Halroyd at 1725 Waverly Street. Pine Hill Garden Club meets with Mrs D K Miller at 1128 Eastchester Drive at 10 a m. Out Our Way Garden Club members meet with Mrs J W Johnson at 610 Colonial Drive at 1 30 p m. High Point Branch NC Jewish Women meet at Bnai Israel Education Center at 8 p m. Barbers Auxiliary meets at Mrs Larry Queen’s home at 107 Spring Drive.
A 1850 built merry-go-round in Watch Hill Rhode Island remains in operation. It was originally driven by a draft horse and is now mechanized. Horses hang from a wheel with no platform beneath the wooden mounts.
A crowd of reader questions covers vasectomy opinions for men under 35 and its impact on future families. Another letter questions medical travel choices after a broken nose and the ethics of plastic surgery. A shopper complains of being followed in a store and asks whether trust and civility can curb theft. A DC area note cites high shoplifting losses and the methadone treatment debate, urging letters to lawmakers.
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