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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1937
Page
7
An ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a fast acting remedy for tender and burning feet with relief in minutes. Recommends repeated applications to end soreness and swelling and promises money back if not satisfied. Sold by Mann Drug Store and many druggists.
Miss Doxey was honored again as Clarisse Rose and Beulah Norment served as joint hosts. The event marked a continued recognition within the community, with local attendees noting the duo's collaboration.
Pattern 92867 promotes a princess line bright cotton frock with floral print and contrasting bands on neckline sleeves and belt. Includes complete diagram pattern and Lew chart with Misses sizes 12 to 20. yardage 36 inch fabric varies by size. order by mail with 15 cents per pattern. Book and pattern prices listed.
Guests gathered at the home of Mrs. Herring for a bridge party with three tables in play. Gladys Herring won the high score flower bowl, Hal Grimes took second prize, and Miss Doxey received a linen shower before an ice course and refreshments.
Miss Hilda Williams of Lexington is engaged to Rev. Walter L. Wafford of the city. The wedding is scheduled for June 24 at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Louis B. Gaines officiating. Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Lee Smith, is a Meredith College graduate and former Waco Consolidated School faculty member. Wafford, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wafford of Southmont, is Wake Forest College educated and currently pastor of Sheets Memorial Church.
Miss Hazel Wright hosted a buffet at her South Main Street home to honor Guilford College graduates Miss Anna Jean Bonham of Bergenfield New Jersey and Miss Frances McIver of Greensboro. Bonham earned a Bachelor of Arts in English and McIver earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. A crystal bowl of mixed flowers decorated the dining room as about thirty guests dined.
Miss Josephine Gibson of High Point a Salem College junior was elected president of the Salem Psychology Club for next year succeeding Miss Mary Ruth Elliott of Durham. Other officers include Martha McNair of Laurinburg vice president Elizabeth Little of Ansonville secretary and Peggy Rogers of Charlotte treasurer. Noble McEwen faculty advisor. The club formed five years ago and has hosted speakers from the field enhancing campus life.
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