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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
6
A spirited first person account from a beauty college in New York, detailing the experiences of headwords and students. The narrator describes meals at the Ed wardian Room Plaza, cheap lunches for students, long hours, and misfit training. She recalls chaotic lessons, difficult clients, and low pay with many vivid, rough anecdotes.
Lenders in North Carolina tighten access to mortgages with high down payments and gilt-edged credit. Banks raise costs for savings and loans, while the Home Loan Bank maintains 5 percent rates, delaying commitments and affecting small buyers and speculative builders.
Dr Duke K McCall headlined a tongue in cheek response in The Tie seminary magazine claiming the God is Dead movement started as an in crowd joke and proposing a Devil is Alive counter movement. He warned the humor may be in bad taste but defended the core critique of the movement as a dirty joke.
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