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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1967

Page

7

Patriotic Pictures Add Distinction

Handsome cross stitched patriotic pictures designed to add distinction to living rooms libraries and schools. Includes three stamped designs a 12 by 14 inch frame fit and Continental Soldiers fit frames about 6 by 17 inches with embroidery floss and color charts. Most work is cross stitch with a few accent stitches suitable for group activity and gifts for leaders or clubs.

French star Michele Morgan designs for the lovely age line

In Paris, Michele Morgan launches a ready to wear collection for women over forty. She emphasizes simple, elegant lines rather than youth fads, preferring soft colors, pleated skirts, and outfits that suit poise and serenity. Morgan notes clothes should fit and flatter without masking maturity.

Paris France Michele Morgan M. M Posee Miss Morgan Morgan Poe

Nostalgia Train Recreates Dawn of Rail Luxury

Atlantic Coast Line revives 1880s elegance on a Miami bound special. The article details electric lights, mahogany seats, a Nile Green dining car, continuous vestibules, and opulent service once led by Rockefeller and Lorillard. Modern recreations add TV, movies, bingo, door prizes, and candlelight dinners as nostalgia meets progress.

London Brighton Delmonico Sami Fricandieu la Richelieu Rockefeller Deer Lorillard Bouvier

Arden's Sister Plans Global Arden's Cosmetics Empire

Gladys Graham, now Vicomtesse Maublanc, active in Paris since 1927, aims to run Elizabeth Arden's cosmetics empire from Paris rather than New York. She survived a Nazi camp, lives in a Paris apartment and a French villa, and works 14 hours daily in the Paris office, determined to stay in Paris if possible.

Gladys Graham Vicomtesse Maublanc Elizabeth Arden Paris New York Arden Europe France Gladys

12 Best Dressed In Fashion Selected By Style Experts

Fashion insiders announce the 1966 Best Dressed list by 12 women fashion professionals and six men symbolizing new masculine style. Names include Robin Butler, Luciana Pignatelli, Mollie Livingston, Bill Blass, John Weitz, Norman Parkinson, Pierre Cardin, and I S V Patcevitch among others, with additional fashion icons listed as Hall of Fame inductees.

Fashion World Today Robin Butler Christian Dior New York Luciana Pignatelli Rome David Evins Mollie Parris Livingston Frank Schiff Vogue Frederick Eberstadt Fiona Thyssen- Bornemisza Montague Hackett Mme Francoise de Lanlade Thomas Nan) Kempner Harper's Bazaar Caterine Millinaire Marisa Berenson Elsa Schiaparelli Pierre Cardin Paris Norman Parkinson London Bill Blass John Weitz I. S

Daily 10 Till 5 Plan at 1374 W Commerce

Daily hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 1374 West Commerce with contact listed as 88 26415 for more information.

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