Miss Perkinson Feted With Kitchen Shower
Miss Helen Marie Perkinson received a kitchen shower at 708 Arlington Ave hosted by Mrs. David K. Tillson and Miss Barbara Tillson. Guests popped balloons to reveal gifts, viewed poinsettia and magnolia decor, and enjoyed refreshments as the honoree prepares to marry David Glenn Fleming at First Baptist Church on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marie Perkinson
David K. Tillson
Barbara Tillson
Arlington Ave
Miss Perkinson
David Glenn Fleming
First Baptist Church
Birth announcements for several local families
Mr and Mrs Lewis Clifton Hayworth announce a son William Melton born Dec 20 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs R H Davis announce a daughter Gilda Rae born Dec 28 at local hospital. Mrs Ronald G Lee formerly Louise Terry of Burlington announces a son Ronald Gary Jr born Dec 28 at local hospital. Randy Wayne Calloway born Dec 30 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mark Ray Hibsett born Dec 29 at High Point Hospital. Donna Lee Johnson born Dec ? at High Point Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Clifton Hayworth
William Melton
High Point Memorial Hospital
Gilda Rre Davis
R. H. Davis
Syracuse, N. Y
Gilda Rae
Glenn Andrew McIntyre
Robert R. McIintyre
Ferndale Dr
Glenn Andrew
Ronald Gary Lee JR
Ronald G. Lee
Lindsay St
Ronald Gary Jr
Lee
Louise Terry
Burlington
Randy Wayne Calloway
Max Calloway
Welborn St
Randy Wayne
Calloway
Fort Shirley
Highoint
Mark Ray Hibsett
Paul Hibbett
Cable St
Thomasville
Mark Ray
High Point Hospital
Donna Lee Johnson
Maine
Margello
Johnson
Martha Waynick
Jamestown
Fred Metcalfe Feted With Dinner At Emerywood Club
David Dahle and Scott Parker hosted a dinner party in the Teen-Age Pavilion at Emerywood Country Club to honor Fred Metcalfe. Metcalfe, a former account resident now living in Ridgewood New Jersey, is visiting Ralph Jenkins on Hillcrest Drive for several days with sixteen boys in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dahle
Scott Parker
Emerywood Country Club
Fred Metcalfe
Fred
Accoint
Ridgewood
Oll
Ralph Jenkins
Hillcrest Drive
YWCA Teen Group Postpones Dance Night
The YWCA Teen Age Club Dance scheduled for Friday has been postponed to January 17. The announcement came today expanding the event’s date change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Social calendar for the week features multiple teas and receptions
Mrs Richard Marshall and Mrs Gilbert Clinard host a tea for Mrs Edgar W Freeze Ill and others at the Clinard home on Arbor Dale Drive Tuesday at 4 PM. Thursday includes a dinner for Miss Helen Marie Perkinson and David Glenn Fleming by several hosts, a Garden Club meeting, and a Women’s Club bridge game. Friday lists a coffee for Miss Perkinson at Emerywood CC and a rehearsal dinner for the Perkinson Fleming party with events at the String and Splinter Club and First Baptist Church. Saturday presents a wedding breakfast at Emerywood CC for the Perkinson Fleming group and other entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Marshall
Gilbert Clinard
Edgar W. Freeze
Brute Hathaway
Wanna McAnally
Clinard
Arbordale Drive
Helen Marie Perkinson
David Glenn Fleming
Paul Armstrong
Pauletta Armstrong
Forestdale Garden Club
Jamestown
Carl Smith
High Point Woman’s Club
Walter Tice
Carolyn Tice
Emerywood Country Club
Canterbury Club
W. D. Sales
Otteray Drive
Perkinson-Fleming
String and Splinter Club
Glenn Fleming
First Baptist Church
W. P. Hazelwood
Marvin Cole
J. W. Mathews
Wheeler VanLoan
Weddings in The Enterprise Rules for engagement notices
Readers planning weddings should send engagement photos and details to The Enterprise women's department. Include names addresses and the wedding date with a family signature. photos must arrive four weeks before the date and before publication deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Department of the Enterprise
Enterprise
Guindy Eutes-Ebe Aehe
Don’t Break New Year’s Resolutions
Beauty editor reviews a guide on self improvement for 1958 focusing on habits and character. It asks readers to assess family patience, respect for authority, generosity, manners, dating behavior, and gossip, encouraging positive change through practical self reflection.
Tell Me A Story Mom Share A Family Reading Moment
Dorothy V Whipple emphasizes storytelling as a cherished family art and urges parents to refresh their supply with collections like Favorite Stories Old And New and Time To Laugh. She notes children 4 to 10 enjoy these volumes and advocates reading aloud as a lifelong family activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy V. Whipple
M.D
Tricia
Mother
Mommie
Sidonie Gruenberg
Doubleday
Phyllis Fenner
Knopf
Barbara Sugg to Wed Lee Roy Beck
High Point announces the engagement of Barbara Rhumelle Sugg to Lee Roy Beck. Barbara works in the pediatric department at Baptist Hospital. Beck, a High Point High School graduate, plans to return to North Carolina State College in February and works for Burlington Mills in Greensboro. The couple will wed January 25 at High Point Friends Meeting House.
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James Donald Sugg
High Point
Barbara Rhumelle
Lee Roy Opers
Baptist Hospital
Beck
High Point High School
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Burlington Mills
Greensboro
State College
High Point Friends Meeting House
Drury Marlowe Wedding Solemnized in Thomasville
Miss Mary Magdalene Marlowe and Edwin Drury were married at First Baptist Church Thomasville with Rev L E Funderburk presiding. Music by C F Finch organist and C Boyd Fouts violinist. Singer Mrs Charlie Mason from Winston-Salem performed During reception hosted by the bride’s mother the couple plans to reside at 11 Boyles Street Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Mason
Winston-Salem
Drury
James Franklin Marlowe
Mr. Marlowe
Lean Children’s Homes
N. C
Dancing Party At The Sheraton Hosted By Miss Ramsey
Miss Eleanor Newman Ramsey hosted a dancing party in the Blue Room at the Sheraton Hotel last evening from 7:30 to 11. Costumes were encouraged with a Bohemian theme and about 30 guests attended. Refreshments included punch ice cream molds and orange coconut cake. Ramsey, a Saint Mary's student from Raleigh, is staying with her mother Mrs Eleanor Idol who attends an interior decoration school in New York City. The duo will visit relatives in Salisbury today and Ramsey will return to Raleigh and then New York on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Newman Ramsey
Sheraton
Miss Ramsey
Saint Mary's
Raleigh
Sheraton Hotel
Eleanor Idol
New York City
Miss Idol
Salisbury
Eee
New York
Older wives praise good husbands across decades
Ruth Willett cites how long married women, from new brides to grandmothers, celebrate husbands who meet high standards. Readers from all ages insist that a man's good traits endure, proving time does not dull appreciation for a devoted partner.
Mary Haworth's Mail Messages Hurt By Hidden Purchase
A reader asks Dear Mary Haworth how a husband who bought a business without warning affected their closeness. The columnist reassures that hurt is normal, urges open discussion, and advises rebuilding trust and communication. Also notes reply about Adelle Davis book Let's Eat Right to Keep Fit and how to obtain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haworth
Os Sage
Sweene
Adelle Davis
Menue Haworth
F.Y
Harcourt, Brace & Company
New York City
Past Year of Change and Space Dreams Ahead
The piece notes a year of rapid change and ambition as Americans, including women who once rejected 1920s styles, now embrace new frontiers. It highlights rooftop glimpses of a manmade moon, volunteers joining space missions, and the dawning era of interplanetary adventure, with future possibilities ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Space
The Mature Parent and the Illusion of Perfect Kindness
A mother grapples with being seen as mean when denying her daughter a worn sweater. She reflects that perfect generosity is unattainable and that false kindness harms both parent and child, leaving remorse and a sense of inadequacy. The piece argues genuine care requires limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie
Local Visitors and Travel Plans Highlight Holiday Recap
Dr. and Mrs. Saunders and son Stanley plan a Florida trip for schooling at Kentucky Military Institute. Winston-Salem guests Dr. J Slate and family visit Triangle Lake Drive hosts. Fred Metcalfe III of Ridgewood spends days with Ralph Jenkins before returning by train. Carter Farriss returns to New England. H. M. Washam and family share Christmas with Brady kin at 407 East Green. Bobby Johnson heads to Orlando base after holidays with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby L. Johnson
Orlando
Fla
Claude R. Johnson
H. H. Brady
E. Green St
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Lavey
Jenne
Roy Douglas Whitson
Eddie L. Whitson
Centennial Ave
Emerywood Club
the Perkinson-Flem
UP News
Beauty
Junior
Barbara Sugg
Lee Roy Beck
Barbara Rhumelle Sugg
Drury-Marlowe
Ruth Willett
M.H. Mary Haworth
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press Women's
DuPont
Monark
N. Main
Muriel Lawrence
Phil
S. S. Saunders
Sting
Stanley 5S Saunders Jr
Drive
Venice
Kentucky Military Institute
Fred Metcalfe Iil
N. J
Carter Farriss
E. C. Barnes
Jay Ave
High Point Memorial Hospi
H. M. Washam
Charlotte
West End
English St. al
Koonce Service
Funeral Home Ambulance Servi
South Main
Best
Sally Tucker
Pauline Hinkle
Montise Shirley
Margaret Jarrell
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