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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1967
Page
10
Fall knit coats are tops this season with belted silhouettes and shapely lines. Paris fashion guides belted looks and new knit coats in machine washable yarns, with directions to order Stitchin Time leaflet No 123 for sizes 10 to 16. Readers are urged to share knitting tips.
Miss Rebecca Oakley bride elect of Douglas R. Owens hosted her attendants at a Coke party on Woods Avenue. Gifts were presented on a lace covered table with yellow and orange chrysanthemums. The event precedes the Friday wedding rehearsal and cake cutting then the Saturday ceremony at First Pilgrim Church.
Extension specialist Mary Em Lee urges cleaning out of season garments and storing them properly to avoid moths mildew and damage. Silverfish threaten cotton rayon and paper items. avoid starching cottons and use 5 percent DDT spray for protection. Handle expensive pieces with padded hangers and fabric bags to prevent dust and marks.
The 1967 National Wool Needlework Contest adds a Teen Division for ages 13 to 19 with sweaters and crochets. Winners in five classifications qualify for national competition in New York in December, 1967, with Best of the Fair trophies and wool or mohair work.
Marian Martin pattern 9080 offers a slimming coat dress with pencil lines in checks and various fabrics. Includes half sizes 12 to 24, yardage for size 16, mailing costs, and requests address, size, and style number to order. A fall pattern catalog with 100 shapes and a free pattern coupon is advertised.
Jean Robert Toutain invited his 85 year old mother and 89 year old aunt to gamble at Palm Beach Casino in Cannes for the first time. The women enjoyed roulette and began winning until Toutain asked them to stop after about twenty minutes. One observer quipped that winners called it favoritism.
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