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Chicks with Class founder Margo Jordan Baines will open her storefront in mid-December or early January at 16430 W. Lake Houston Parkway, Houston. The shop will host birthday parties, etiquette classes and empowerment workshops for girls. Baines will partner with nonprofits that benefit girls, donating a portion of sales. 281-915-9430. www.chickswithclass.com
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