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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
7
A teen recounts a Halloween hair dye fiasco ending with blue and green tones and a ruined look, warning others to avoid tampering. The page features readers addressed to Ann Landers sharing personal troubles with family and advice requests, including a woman describing a distressed mother and a plea for guidance.
Tom Corns gave a Guatemala program to the Beta Upsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at Mrs. Lane Greene’s Langdale Drive home. He showed slides on Indian dress home life and churches while Mrs. John Wells led the business session and plans for the May Fayetteville convention were discussed.
For the small outdoor boy the season favors the nautical peacoat with large emblems removable hood and thick pile lining creating a strong military look for young wearers.
The ladies auxiliary 549 to the National Assn. of Letter Carriers 936 met with Mrs Harold Lohr at Tar Heel Drive to discuss plans and programs for the year. Members will submit a favorite recipe and household hint for the February program. Door prize won by Mrs. Charles Morgan. Refreshments served by Mrs. Lohr.
A ready made rose apron cross stitch kit features a rose design spanning the pocket area. Includes Peri Susta embroidery floss in pink and green shades and complete instructions. Apron is washable with the pocket sewn in after embroidery and hem adjusted to length.
Daily timetable lists activities including Newcomer Bridge Morning Plunge HPER Committee Newcomer Luncheon B and P Club Square Dancing Rear Guard Young Wives Dialogue Mace to Nurses Swim Chase Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club Thursday Morning Bridge Rear Guard Mother Tot Swim Plunge sessions and Saturday Plunge hours.
Winter style shifts toward pastels and winter white with lemon yellow and pale pink. Black and white remains a year round staple with tailored suits and dramatic party looks. Lighter fabrics suit overheated spaces, while shantung and cotton knits appear for winter wear. Fake fur and boots in black or white finish the best dressed effect.
The Camellia Club will meet at 925 Country Club Dr with Mrs E L Grimsley on Thursday at 10 in the morning. Members should bring garden slides. Mrs James S Gilliam will assist as hostess.
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