Calendar On The Wall
Spotlights Southern Slows
The calendar on the wall
of Southern Shows, Inc.
spotlights the number of
days until the Southern
Christmas Show, You may
want to mark your calen
dar. This year’s dates are
November 13-21, at the
Merchandise Mart.
The show’s master floor
plan in Joan Zimmerman’s
office is marked with in
teresting names. Mrs. Zim
merman, who assigns
space in the show, says the
waiting list to get into the
show is longer than those
already assisgned space.
“We don’t want to dis
courage anyone from ap
plying, however,” said
Mrs. Zimmerman, “be
cause we do have cancel
lations, and then we choose
products previous show
visitors have asked for
from the waiting list.”
Among the show’s new
features will be an Animal
Christmas by the Museum
of York County. They plan
to create a forest scene
filled with animals. Each
show visitor will be handed
a guide as they enter the
forest so they can spot and
identify the animals.
Schiele Museum of Gas
tonia, not to be outdone,
will install an authentic
Indian Winter Plains en
campment.
Charlotte’s Historic
Fourth Ward plans a Vic
torian Parlor at Christmas.
The parlor will look out on
a cobblestone street, com
plete with horse drawn car
riage piled high with pack
ages.
Hezekiah Alexander Au
xiliary is designing an ex
panded area for their doll
houses. Auxiliary mem
bers are already busy
decking them out with the
finest of tiny furnishings.
Carowinds will return
this year with a Hanna
Barbara fantasy, and
Santa Claus will be on hand
to make sure things run
with the right ho! ho! ho!
Many old show favorite
names can be seen on the
list of several hundred
craftspeople. They’ll be
joined by new friends work
ing with wrought iron,
Chinese cutouts, intricate
pottery, perfedt quilts,
hand carved ornaments
and much more.
There will be decorated
Christmas trees, mantels,
doors and windows. The
Holiday Magic Theatre is
scheduling new cooking
clinics and recipe books to
add to your collection.
From the sound of the
food section we should start
dieting right now if we plan
to sample all the goodies.
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Ana, did you see a bake
shop on the floor plan? We
sure did! Right next to the
ice cream shop and Tole
house.
According 10 uie folks at
Southern Shows, Inc. who
produce the show, this is
only a small part of what’s
in store when the calendar
finally says November 13
21, and their Christmas
doors open wide.
Admission is $3 in ad
vance, $3.50 at the door.
Group tickets for 30 or
more are available on con
signment for $2.50 each.
Unsold tickets can be re
lumea Children under 6,
excluding groups, are free
with adults and after 4 p.m.
free admission is extended
to include children 12 and
under, with the exception
of groups.
Show hours are 10 a.m. to
9:30 p.m. weekdays and
Saturdays, and 10 a.m. to 6
p.n. Sundays. Friday, No
• vember 12, from 5-9:30
p m. is WBT’s “Open for
the Public Night.” A por
tion of the ticket proceeds
which can only be pur
chased at the door goes to
WBT’s Penny Pitch.
For more information, or
ur order tickets, wnte or
call: Southern Christinas
Show, Box 36859, Charlotte,
N.C. 28236, 704-376-6594.
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