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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1967

Page

10

Printed Pattern A973 by Charles Cooper

Advertisement for Printed Pattern A973 detailing design features like scalloped neckline and princess seams in Misses sizes. Offers fabric options and price, with mailing address in New York and ordering instructions. Mentions 1967 couture pattern book and a forthcoming designer pattern by Andrew Arkin.

Charles Cooper High Point Enterprise Pattern Department P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N. Y Couture Andrew Arkin

Dr George Wallace Addresses High Point Dental Assistants

Dr George Wallace spoke to the High Point Dental Assistants at Brinwood Grill on Tuesday evening. A film on using dental assistants was shown. Mrs David Robers presided and announced committees for the year including Lawson Simmons Ijames Bowman Stillwell Glascoe Murphy Bodenhamer, Simmons Ingram Lowe Lalapeldity, with Miss Glascoe and Miss Marie Britt on the executive board. The group plans to meet seven months with the next gathering April 18 at the High Point Public Library Visual Room. Earle Steele attended as a representative of a.

George Wallace High Point Brinwood Grill David Robers Joyce Lawson Doris Simmons Joyce Ijames Ijames Bill Bowman Ronald Stillwell Iona Glas

Sorority Hearing Talk On The Art Of Living

Alpha Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting at Mrs. Max Aldridge home as Mrs. Saunders discussed The Strangest Secret in the se Earl. She described a person who acts in his vocation to do what he wants whether to become a millionaire or a mechanic. Business session led by Mrs. Doug Mason. district convention report by Mrs. Black. Slate: president Dr. Aldridge, vice president Saunders, secretary Auman, treasurer Klopfer. Dance set for April 7 at Moose Lodge sponsored by Phi Tau chapter.

Pirty Metters Alpha Rho Beta Sigma Phi Max Aldridge Doug Mason Bus Black King’s Inn Greensboro Black Belle Pace Robert Lee Jim Simone Larry Albertson Don Creede Jean Wright Aldridge Saunders Pat Auman Ed Klopfer San Samenehaae Egaoa Moose Lodge Phi Tau Chapter

Bridge Winners Revealed at Furniture City Club

Two ties marked the Wednesday evening Fur niture City Duplicate Bridge Club event at Adams Memorial YWCA. In north-south, Carol Wortham and Wilma Byerly tied with Ray Keever and Randall B. Terry Jr. for first. Elizabeth Marion and Laurance Dolin with Norman Licht were first in east-west, with a second place tie between John Catlin and Berlie Eargle and Beverly Deal with Joe McCabe. Six tables played, Mitchell Movement directed.

Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club Adams Memorial Ywca Carol Wortham Wilma Byerly Ray Keever Randall B. Terry Jr Elizabeth Marion Laurance Dan Dolin Norman Licht John Catlin Berlie Eargle Beverly Deal Joe McCabe Mitchell Movement

Forest Park Garden Club sets April tour plans

Forest Park Garden Club discussed an April tour during a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Kenneth Dickens home. Fred Yoder presented a vines and ground cover program. Mrs. Arnold Culler led the business session and a Seagrove Pottery trip was arranged. A dessert course concluded the gathering.

Forest Park Garden Club Kenneth Dickens Fred Yoder Arnold Culler Seagrove Pottery

Ann Landers letters spark advice and odd confessions

A collage of reader questions and column replies. A caller complains about laundry ring and housework while another reveals hidden past decisions about an out of wedlock child and deception. The letters mix humor and hardship as Ann Landers weighs truths and offers guidance.

Population shifts cited in rising age groups and incomes

A speaker on page 1B notes the 65 plus population has grown by 15 million in six years and the teen demographic may reach 95 million by 1970. Personal incomes have risen by 66 billion dollars over 1963, as reported by a Charlotte dental company source.

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Dr. Wallace Forest Park Club Ann Landers Ann Columbia University Uni Anao A.G.S Joan Sy Dave Len Bonne’ Kiwanis Club High Point College Colonel Sanders English Road Monthru Pride In Joy Shop College Village Shopping Center John Jill Compan Ring of Underwater Notorious Jantzen
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