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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1965
Page
19
Mary Brooks Picken reports on the spring 1965 fabric showings in New York where blends and cotton-rich fabrics dominate. The feature outlines sleeve lengths, side fastenings, and practical techniques for buttonholes and hems, with pattern 8309 offered in sizes 12 to 20 and pattern orders via Readers Service.
A 1965 light slim three piece suit by Oleg Cassini is featured with a blouse and skirt front vest look. Printed Pattern A779 available in Misses' Sizes 10 12 14 16 18 with yardage for size 16. order from High Point Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
A new crop of spring suits debuts with short hi bone jackets and dirndl skirts, shaping to the figure. Dior inspiration from Chez Lippe brings the look forward, with small collars and dainty buttons enhancing the delicate proportion of the design.
Oakview Lady Lions Club will meet Thursday at 6 30 pm at Andrews College Village Restaurant with guest speaker Mario Del Amico discussing Cuba.
Interest in quilting grows as needlework features a 16 inch square applique block kit. The kit includes stamped fabric, applique patches, cotton batt and backing, embroidery floss, complete instructions, and costs 2.00 dollars. Acquire by filling out the coupon for Needlework Kit 40A.
High Point page notes several women with degrees from Asbury College Notre Dame Longwood College and ties to Emerywood Immaculate Heart of Mary and First Methodist churches. Families include Jimmie Shipley Mrs Sewell Mrs Steners on Jr and Mrs R Dean Tester with addresses on Dogwood Johnson and Alpine drives.
The Twentieth Century Study Club gathers Wednesday at Greenway Drive home of Mrs. William W. Gluyas. Speaker at 12 30 p m will be Mrs. Frank B. Smith.
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