Reader asks Marjorie Mansfield in Enterprise column
In a letters column, Marjorie Mansfield invites readers to address problems and submit questions for responses in The Enterprise.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1937
Page
9
In a letters column, Marjorie Mansfield invites readers to address problems and submit questions for responses in The Enterprise.
A reader seeks guidance after learning of her husband’s infidelity. The columnist urges cautious hope if genuine effort to rebuild exists, but warns against returning as a martyr and emphasizes the need for both spouses to work toward reconciliation or separate for the sake of the three children.
The speaker warns that a home kept for the children can be cheerless or prison like if parents do not work to get along. It urges couples to re-establish harmony rather than trying to be each other’s keeper.
Do not make your husband feel distrusted or like a paroled prisoner. Clean the slate and approach the home making with careful, supportive guidance.
The guidance urges both partners to address guilt and regret while focusing on future happiness. It emphasizes joint effort to support the husband in readjusting to family life and avoiding fixation on past events.
The defendant J. G. Hill is summoned in a Guilford County Superior Court action to recover possession of real estate at 312 S Hamilton Street High Point. He must appear at the Clerk of Superior Court in Greensboro within thirty days after September 10 1937 to answer or demur. Clerk A Wayland Cooke presides.
A long list of stocks trades across many companies appears, highlighting percentages for firms such as Anaconda, Boeing, General Foods, General Motors, and Packard. The page also shows a trust sale notice for Guilford County real estate, detailing a foreclosure sale involving a deed of trust dated January 10 1935 and properties in High Point and Davidson County.
New York Yankees have drawn over 760000 fans on the road this year and could break their all-time road attendance record if the current pace continues. The note reflects on their national following and anticipated milestone.
A compact real estate notice promotes two properties on Cedrow Avenue and off Main Street. It highlights a newly reconditioned six room home with large living spaces, modern fixtures, and basement heating, plus a five room home with a garden and outbuildings. Both emphasize proximity to schools, bus lines, and city services.
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