Trigere Reveals Dramatic Fall Silhouette Revisions
Designer Pauline Trigere debuts major changes for fall 1955 including the Intermission Length, Hairpin Sleeve and Stemline silhouette. New four cornered coats and dramatic back details appear on wool, velvet and satin looks with mink accents and vivid jewel tones across coats, dresses, and ensembles.
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Pauline
Robert Trigere
Trigere
Pauline Trigere
Jimmy Walker
Grace
France
New York
Milady
Coua
N. Y
New Facilities for Greensboro Woman's College Music School
The 1924-built Woman's College School of Music will undergo a $153,000 renovation this summer. A large orchestral rehearsal room, acoustic retrofit for recordings, a modernized recital hall, and a stage cleared for chamber opera are planned alongside upgraded classrooms, organ rooms, record listening rooms, and 39 soundproofed practice rooms.
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Greensboro
Woman's College School of Music
Dean Welton Marquis
Rocen
Dobbins-Carmichael Wedding Cake Cutting Tosses Pink Theme
Miss Bettie Dobbins and David Carmichael celebrated their wedding with a 4:30 pm ceremony in Winston-Salem followed by a traditional cake cutting at the bride’s Elizabeth Avenue home. The party featured summer floral arrangements, a four tiered cake with pale pink roses, and 65 guests including the wedding party and out of town friends.
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Winston-Salem
A. W. Greenwood
W. A. Thompson
Hessie Gentry
Tea To Fete Miss Peacock at Tuttle Home
Miss Sarah Patrick Peacock is honored at a come and sit tea hosted by Miss Anne Acey and Mrs. Robert G. Tuttle. The event will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 628 Colonial Dr. hosts host home for the hospitality gathering.
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Anne Acey
Robert G. Tuttle
Sarah Patrick Peacock
Tuttle
Local residents note hospital plans and travel departures
Mrs. M. R. Oldham of 206 W Point Ave will enter Baptist Hospital Monday for surgery Tuesday. Sg t and Mrs. Eugene Cashwell return to their home near Eglin AFB Fla after visiting Mrs. Cashwell's mother Mrs. John Reed. Several others travel for visits, weddings, and to see relatives in Jacksonville Coca Beach New York and Los Angeles.
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M. R. Oldham
W. Point Ave
Baptist Hospital
Eugene Cashwell
Eglin Air Force Base
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Cashwell
John Re
W. Ray St
Hlght Point
Hayworth
Martha Hayworth
Louella Kidd
James A. Kidd
Rotary
Jacksonville
Fla
Coca Beach
Carolyn Murray
New York City
Forrest Murray
Parkway
Seon Jana
Fer Sane
Yay
Murray
Los Angeles
Calif
Tommy Fanjoy
Thelma Robertson
Terrell Dr
Winston-Salem
Tom Bates
Main St
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