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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1963
Page
8
Polly's Pointers shares kid friendly crafts using plastic bottles for bon go drums and net bonnets from old fabrics. Readers suggest car sun visors made from wrapping paper sleeves and lace tying tricks to keep laces even. The Enterprise notes its prize winner Mrs J R Redce for a shoe lace knot tip.
A series of local club gatherings is listed with dates times and hosts. Catesby Bird Club convenes Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Mattocks home to discuss wild geese. Midweek Garden Club and other groups meet at various homes for luncheons dinners and Christmas activities.
The High Point Enterprise advertises Printed Pattern M229 in half sizes from 12 to 22 with a tailored jacket and matching skirt. It notes fabric options linen rayon surah shantung and cotton and provides yardage for size 16. Send one dollar plus 15 cents mailing.
A dense list shows 8th through 12th grade Y Tees and clubs across Ferndale Central Allen Jay and Ragsdale Highs. Activities include committees Luncheon dances, bridge clubs, sewing class, book study, family night Plunge and Teen-Age gatherings centered around junior highs and high schools with times from morning to evening.
New York NEA profile of Elinor Parker a 6 foot mezzo soprano who recalls childhood teasing in California and Germany. She advises tall girls to keep humor develop grace with dancing and acrobatics and to dress to flatter height noting avoid flat shoes and elaborate hairdos while embracing high heels to highlight legs.
The report describes luncheon decor with spruce sprays and pink white camellias. Contestant tables used bracelets with pirate charm bracelets as place markers and orchid corsages were given to special committee attendees.
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