New Fashions Take To Travel For Spring 1964 Ben Reig
A two piece topaz and white shadow plaid wool set highlights the Spring 1964 Ben Reig collection. The demi fitted jacket features a rolled notched collar.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1964
Page
4
A two piece topaz and white shadow plaid wool set highlights the Spring 1964 Ben Reig collection. The demi fitted jacket features a rolled notched collar.
The Sherman home at 902 Forrest St. hosted a classic holiday season with family and many visitors from Dunn High Point and Winston-Salem. Christmas Day guests included multiple Hendersons Welborns and Jenkins, plus friends Mike Samuels and Gary King. A Dec 22 coconut cake honored Donna Gregory and Mary Marshall, followed by sledding and caroling.
Mr and Mrs Dallas Dollie married Dec 22 were honored at a surprise New Years Eve party at Dr and Mrs R C Finchers Spencer Avenue home. Mrs Fincher directed games and skits for 25 guests including the brides parents Mr and Mrs W C Howard. A family Bible and guest packages were given. refreshments were served.
Seaman Ronald J. McCarter and Mrs McCarter announce the Dec 28 arrival of son William Butler McCarter III at Pensacola Naval Base. Additional births listed include Tambrey Elizabeth and Lora Ann in High Point area, Teresa Virginia in Memorial Hospital, Lisa Lynn in local hospital, James Baars in Memorial Hospital, Sheldon Everette in Memorial Hospital, David Jack Jr in local hospital, Bonnie Jean in local hospital, Jerri Denise on Jan 1, and other births with mothers' prior names noted. Families span Pensacola, Thomasville, High Point, Trinity, Greensboro, Henderson, Burlington.
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