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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
9
Dear Ann Landers column recounts a teen’s Halloween hair turning green after peroxide and a friend’s tint, leading to a costly recovery. Readers share how writing to Ann has provided support across personal issues from family to daily life troubles.
Tom Corns gave a Guatemala program to the Beta Upsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at Mrs. Lane Greene’s Langdale Drive home. Slides showed Indian dress home life and church scenes. Mrs. John Wells led the business session. The group plans a May Fayetteville event and a Greensboro council meeting at Voyager Inn.
The small outdoor boy sees the nautical peacoat as this season's top chill-chaser. It features a large emblem, removable hood, and thick pile lining to emphasize a military style.
The Ladies Auxiliary 549 and National Assn of Letter Carriers 936 met with Mrs Harold Lohr on Tar Heel Drive. Committees reported plans for the year and February program invites members to submit favorite receipts and household hints. Door prize won by Mrs Charles Morgan. Refreshments served by Mrs Lohr.
A complete cross stitch kit for a rose design on a white apron. Includes Peri Susta embroidery floss in pink and green shades and instructions. Apron is washable and only pocket sewing and hem adjustment are needed.
The notice lists daily activity times for a local club. Wednesday features Young Wives dialogue and Nurses Swim Class while Thursday adds Morning Bridge and Mother Tot Swim. Weekend events include Plunge sessions and a Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club gathering.
Winter style shifts toward pastels and light fabrics as fashion outlets favor warm settings. Pastels such as lemon yellow and pale pink pair with black and white in year round looks. Shantung and cotton knits appear in winter alongside faux fur or real animal coats, with smart boots completing the ensemble.
The Camellia Club will meet at 925 Country Club Drive with Mrs E L Grimsley, Thursday at 10 AM. Members should bring slides of gardens they have visited. Mrs James S Gilliam will assist as hostess.
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