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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1970
Page
7
A narrator recalls Annie Huck's chain of costly home parties selling jewelry, dresses, toys, cosmetics and cookware. Eight couples dine in elegance as sales tactics unfold with slides, product catalogs and pressure to set up future appointments. The host tries to shrug off suspicions while guests watch the cookware display.
Pamela Brown honored as Pamella Jo Brown bride elect of Carson Davis at a Saturday floating misc shower hosted by Mrs. Lois Cannon. Hostesses Mrs. Barbara Kennedy and Mrs. Beth Prevatte led a 25 guest evening with corsage gift canister set and bedspread. Special guests were Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs. Jess Davis. The couple plans to wed November 28 at Jewel Baptist Church.
The columnist replies on vasectomy basics including undoing the procedure, confirming success, impotence myths, pain, duration, cost, legality, and recovery. It notes a six week check, minimal incapacitation, and varying Catholic views, offering readers Ann Landers’ booklet for guidance.
A dated timetable lists multiple events including painting classes at 4 30 and 9 30 a m, sewing sessions, a public affairs committee, lunch forum, swimming, bridge, book reviews, and a teen program throughout the day. The entries indicate a community calendar with recurring clubs such as B P Club and Modernettes.
In New York the fashion world shows mixed paths for black designers. Jon Haggins funds small, controlled collections and tight budgets while others seek Capital Formation and SBA aid to gain loans and buyers. Audrey Frazier expands from home shop to boutiques with bank loans, while Milton Ford thrives at Scout-Tex in children’s wear. Next: international success.
The women’s department issued guidelines for club publicity. Copy must reach the office by Thursday noon for Sunday publication, with follow-up reports due by 8 30 a m the day after meetings, typed and double spaced preferred, reporter should sign and provide a daytime phone number.
Deborah Lee Clinard bride elect of Jack C. Dillard was honored at a Saturday bridal shower hosted by her aunt Mrs. Robert W. Clinard and cousins Susan and Sherry Clinard at 1310 Prescott Pl. The event featured yellow and white decor, a mum arrangement, punch, and gifts. Attending were Mrs. C. W. Clinard Jr. Mrs. Jack C. Dillard Jr. Mrs. Ethel Clinard and Mrs. Claude White. The couple will wed Saturday at College Village United Methodist Church.
Mrs Worth Ivey addressed the Weed and Win Garden Club meeting with hostesses Mrs Henry Dowdy and others. She showcased crafts from North Carolina such as pottery weaving baskets enamel ware tole painting and wood carvings.
Dr. S. S. Saunders will read to the Book Review group of Adams Memorial YWCA on Thursday. The program, focused on the upcoming holiday season, is open to the public and joins Book Review on its schedule the third Thursday of each month at the Y on Gatewood Avenue.
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