Stay Out Of Sun And Be In Style
English actress Mary Peach argues for sun avoidance and shade living as the season’s fashion. She says a little sun near but not in it can provide color while avoiding heavy, wrinkled skin from prolonged exposure.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1963
Page
18
English actress Mary Peach argues for sun avoidance and shade living as the season’s fashion. She says a little sun near but not in it can provide color while avoiding heavy, wrinkled skin from prolonged exposure.
The notice lists times for Vitoa events including beginner and advanced swim classes, bridge, tea and luncheon, and social clubs. It includes Mary describing sun exposure and skincare tips from a South African background with mentions of London and color film makeup. Mary recalls filming A Gathering of Eagles with Rock Hudson and Sacramento heat.
A cold crunchy dessert that resembles a pizza, made with popcorn and coconut and filled with ice cream. Easy to make and versatile for parties, cookouts, or casual snacks, it serves a crowd and can be topped with chocolate sauce or fruit.
The note lists multiple July births including Susan Margaret Creede at High Point Memorial Hospital and David Randolph Farlow at the same facility. Also named are John Roger Cop ley, Robert Terrell Ball, Floyd Dale Cox, Wesley Anthony Dees, Lisa Jane Witcher, with parents and addresses provided.
Miss Jo Carol Bouldin will be honored at a bridal shower Friday at 7 30 p m at Archdale Methodist Church hut. Hosts Miss Kay Elder and Miss Donna Parris plan the event for the Aug 10 wedding to Larry Gene Dobbins with attendees listed.
Local classified listing urges readers to call night 21331 for information or free estimates on services. The short ad emphasizes 24 hour contact and no obligation quotes. It presents a simple service offer with a toll free style number.
Mrs. Jean Lane Fonville of Burlington opens a one woman watercolor exhibit at the Morehead Building Chapel Hill featuring lyrically rendered landscapes and insect etchings. The show, curated by Miss Mary Cobb, draws about 200 visitors and reflects Fonville’s thirty years in watercolor and art education across North Carolina.
Miss Rose Anne Boyles bride elect of James Dale Beasley will be honored at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. L. T. Mitchell and Mrs. Shaw Cooke at the Cooke home on 2506 Woodruff Ave. The event is planned to begin Friday evening at o'clock.
The Midweek Demonstration Club will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday instead of Wednesday. Mrs. D. B. Wright hosts at 250 Crestwood with Mrs. J. W. Willard as cohostess.
The High Point Jaycettes schedule a steak cookout at Shelter II, City Lake, on Wednesday at 6 pm. Jaycettes, Jaycee Wives, Nu Jay Wives and husbands are expected to attend.
The High Point Business and Professional Women will conduct a program planning workshop on Monday at 7 p.m. The workshop will be held at the Perpetual Building.
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