Social Calendar Two Colors Dress From Empire by Oleg Cassini
Smashing impact is promised by an Empire curved sheath dress in navy and white from Oleg Cassini. The pattern A877, in Misses sizes 8 to 18, requires 3 yards 3 1/8 inches of fabric for size 16 sleeveless. Pattern available by mail from The High Point Enterprise pattern department with additional mailing charges. Also lists numerous social calendar events for 6:45 p.m. to 8 p.m. meetings at various locations including Blake's Restaurant Marguerite's Restaurant Farriss Ave and YWCA along with garden club gatherings and DAR chapter activities.
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Oleg Cassini
High Point Enterprise
Pattern’ Department
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Gothe
Trindale Woman's Club
Blake's Restaurant
High Point Cosmetologists
Marguerite’s
Daughters of Britain
D. J. Loury
Farriss Ave
NASCA
Henry Powell
Ward St
Delta Iota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Lester Stevens
Eastchester
Mrs Clark to Host High Point Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. S. C. Clark will entertain the High Point Garden Club at her Parkway home on Tuesday with a 10 a.m. meeting followed by a tour. Associate hostesses are Mrs. H. M. Armentrout and Mrs. Dorothy S. Groome.
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High Point Garden Club
Stephen C. Clark
Parkway
H.M. Armentrout
Dorothy S. Groome
Mothers Of Twins Club to Install Officers
Mothers of Twins Club will meet at 7 30 p m Monday. Following dinner, there will be an installation of officers.
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Mothers of Twins Club
High Point Lanes
Randolph–Lewis wedding of Asheboro pair noted locals
The ceremony united Miss Randolph of Asheboro and Lt. Morris H. Lewis of Norfolk in North Carolina. Attendants wore yellow crystalette gowns as music by Claudette Brown and Jerry Ledwell accompanied the service. The couple, who will reside near Cameron after a mountain honeymoon, plans a future at Rt. 2, Cameron.
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Claudette Brown
Jerry Ledwell
Sabrina
Billy Smith
Greensboro
Susan Sillman
Ramseur
David Hammer
Asheboro
Paul McMasters
Joe Smith
Jim Smith
John Christensen
Chicago
Gerald Kennedy
Tampa
Fla
Busy Bee Garden Club Meets Tuesday
Busy Bee Garden Club will honor Mrs. Willa Stout of 301 Edge with a meeting next Tuesday. Mrs. Carson Stout will be guest speaker, and hostesses will be Mrs. J. R. Spencer and Mrs. C. M. Johnson.
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Busy Bee Garden Club
Willa Stout
Edgeview Dr
Carson Stout
J. R. Spencer
C. M. Johnson
Oak View Home Demonstration Club Meets at Jarrett Home
The Oak View Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. E. H. Jarrett at her home at 317 Skeet Club Road on Tuesday at 1 p.m. Mrs. Felix Miller leads the program and Mrs. Donald Horne directs the dress review.
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Oak View Home
New Kind Of S T R E T C H In Sportswear Fabrics
A feature on a new comfort stretch in textiles described as a crimping technique that makes fabrics appear unstretched yet yield infinitesimal give in action. The piece notes all cotton and blends, retail availability this season, and explains care, sizing, and the shift from rubber to Spandex with emphasis on Sanforized guidance and potential price increases.
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Furniture City
National Secretaries Assn
Sarah Lee Hayworth
Sherwood Ave
High Point
Beta Upsilon
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Todd Praigg
Futrelle 51
S. C. Clark
C. W. Thomas
Jamestown
Wake Robin Garden Club
Clyde Vaughn
Forest Hill Dr
YWCA
Oak View
E. H. Jarrett
J. L. Shaw
Hawthorne St
Alexander Martin
DAR
Hillcrest Drive
Bruce Carraway
Republican Women’s Club
B. R. Klug
Westwood
David Dowdy
High Point Pharmaceutical Auxiliary
Shadow Valley
Mrs. S. C. Clark
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Lewis
William Flowers
South Main
Duraclean Service
Lesters Gowalers
Lester's Jewelers
C- Morgan
Jagdae
Lester Morse
Eta Esters
Peilet
Leste
Sam al
Availante
Oper
Morea
Lester's
Siuli's Men’s Shop
Main Street
West High Street
Jewelers
Zenith
Hearing Aid Sales & Service
North Main St
City
State
Artistic Beauty College
W. Commerce
Kirkman
Holiday Motors
Lincoln
Continental
Mercury
Comet
Austin-Healey
N. Main St
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