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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1958
Page
8
New York fashion notes highlight blouses for midwinter social life in nylon georgette metallic stripes and washable satins. The overblouse silhouette appears for dinner wear with shawl collars or draped necklines. Judy Bond collection features two pure silk options with pilgrim cuffs and rhinestone accents.
A local listing shows activities this week including a Wednesday 3 p.m. meeting for Club with Mrs. Griffith, a Thursday tea for Miss Wanna McAnally at 1004 Oakhurst Ave, Sunset Garden Club gathering at Archdale Friends Meeting House, and a Thursday kitchen shower for Miss Joanne McCan at 1426 Welborn St. The Jewish Home Beautiful program is slated at B’nai Israel center, with a Friday Canterbury Club meeting and a Saturday tea lineup featuring Libby Reese and a reception for Miss Wanna McAnally and Miss Joanne McCanless at Hillscrest and Westwood addresses.
A chaotic exterior scene at Milan’s Duomo Church draws a crowd of over two thousand people amid unclear activity as observers note the dense gathering outside the historic cathedral.
In Indianapolis a profile of women barbers led by Sylvia shows how 5 000 women cut hair among 114 000 members of the International Barbers Union The piece notes women offer silence or conversation as requested and provide a comforting presence while men discuss varied topics Sylvia emphasizes inner beauty and optimism and carries a gentler approach to barbering
Helen Hayes continued as a leading light on Broadway with Time, marking her golden anniversary as a star in 1955. May Ure, 24, made a strong New York debut in Look Back in Anger, after a London rise as a noted Ophelia in Hamlet.
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