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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1966
Page
10
The essay argues that beach attire cycles between reveal and cover up, forecasting a return to long bathing suits inspired by Victorian styles. It notes trend setters will test visible stripes and Sennett era silhouettes, with the pendulum swinging back after bikini coverage phases.
Piano students of Mrs. Joe O. Lee performed in a musicale in the fellowship hall of Wesley Memorial on a peak evening at 8 o clock. Participating recital ushering for the event were Patsy Lee and Hunsucker.
Mrs Charles Jones has been installed as president of the Modernettes, taking the helm amid leadership changes within the group.
A piano recital at the Allen Jay School featured Tanya Reeh, David Grant, Kathy Goodwin, Jan Garner, Jeff Younts, Ricky Robertson, Wanda Thomas, Janet Holton, Linda Hooks, Amber Thomas, Debbie Harward, JoAnne Perryman. JoAnne Perryman played Beethoven Sonate Op. 66 No. 1. Mrs Robertson delivers final recital May 27 at New Market School Auditorium. Modernettes meet at YWCA and plan spring social May 28 at Mrs. Bill Aldridge's home. decorations by Mrs. Bill Aldridge and Mrs. Max Aldridge. devotional by Mrs. B. H. Moore. husbands invited.
Friday at 6 p.m. the Home and Garden Club visits Jamestown for a picnic hosted by Mrs. L. B. Heilig at her cabin. The event gathers club members for an outdoor social in a rural setting.
Scout Troop 1 concluded its year with a party at Montlieu Avenue School where refreshments were served on a blue cloth table with spring flowers. Attendees included Susan groggy and several scouts such as Stedney Ava Love Morris Susan Feltz Dills Catherine Shelton Terri Neilson and Donna Pendry with leaders Dean Dull and Mrs R L s Thicken overseeing the gathering.
Jamestown Garden Club members and families gathered at the home of Mrs. Hudson Mann for their annual picnic. Retiring president Mrs. E. J. Coltrane led the seating as officers for the new year were installed: Mrs. Remmett Nijhuis president, Mrs. Earl Coltrane vice president, Mrs. George Davis secretary, Mrs. Monroe Kennedy treasurer, and Mrs. A. B. Lea.
An advertisement claims Peacock's Imperial Creme smooths wrinkles and dark spots on face neck and hands. It promises improvement after six days with a full refund if not delighted and lists Mann Drug Stores as a seller. The copy emphasizes lubrication of dry skin and pore tightening with a money back offer.
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