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Saturday Afternoon
Ada Norris To Model
Formal Bridal Gowns
By JOANNE MOORE
r * - T• * Sto»t8ocltttl Writer
Think of it! Tiie month is
June and the hour is high
noon. And you are waiting in
the vestibule of the Church
clutching the arm of your
father. You are attired in a
stunning silk organza gown
with a Venice lace bodice, a
wedding ring collar and a
sheer see thru yoke. The Dior
sleeves and the empire waist
are accented in venise lace
and pink pull thru ribbon.
Your cathedral length train
and your lace head piece add
just the touches you need to be
the most magnificent and
elegant bride of the times.
You should be quite
prepared for this long-awaited
day if you attend the Bonnie
Bridals and Gingiss Formal
Wear Bridal Show to be held
at the Charlotte Community
Auditorium Saturday.
At that fashion show you will
spot your gown. Model Ada
Norris will be wearing the
gown and you'll, be com
pletely enchanted, as sne
strolls through the auditorium
projecting the image of a
charming and innocent bride.
Miss Norris, one of the
stars of the bridalfashion
show is a native of Statesville
and has been a resident of
* • Charlotte for two years.
• Haying had the desire to
become a model for several
years, Ada enrolled in the
Libby Stone Finishing and
Modeling School when she
came to Charlotte.
Her modeling experience
includes shows at Best Shop,
Bonnie Bridals and the Oc
toberfest, held last fall In
March, Ada will attend the
World of Modeling Convention
in New York and will par
ticipate in the Fashion Model
of the Year Contest.
Aside from modeling Ada
sings and helped form a group
called the Gospel Caroiettes.
The four member group sings
on week-ends for clubs and
Churches.
She ispresenlly employed at
Tesco Tele Communications
Services in Charlotte.
This yivacious young lady's
modeling career should
continue to expand for she
possesses that certain know
how to woo an audience
dressed as a bride, a beach
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Tower of Power and Uie
Pointer Sisters, highlight Soul
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teen dance show this coming
weekend. Lola Falana w ill put
in a cameo appearance Don
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The popular weekly teen
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TV. channel 18 Saturday
night
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Tavares puts the finishing
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brothers from New Bedford,
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their popularity singing, in
and around the clubs of
Boston. Their first release,
"Check it Out." which they
perform on the show, went on
Billboard's soul chart after
only three weeks on the
market
L»la Falana. tamed dancer
and singer, who is also wife of
one of the Tavares, will put in
a Cameo appearance
Host Don Cornelius
moderates a brief question
and answer session with the
stars, giving the gang an
opportunity to get-acquainted
with their favorite per
formers.
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