Ogburn Goodson Vows Solennized in Greensboro
Martha Ann Ogburn and Rev Walter Kenneth Goodson wed in Grace M P church Greensboro yesterday morning. Bride from Greensboro studied biology at Woman's College class of 1936. Groom son of Salisbury couple, Duke trained, Kappa Alpha member, Lions club member and pastor at Oak Ridge church.
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William Clinton Ogburn
Martha Ann
Walter Kenneth Goodson
Whitaker Hall
Oak Ridge
N. C
Grace M. P
Greensboro
S. K. Spahr
R. R. Blackburn
John Ogburn
Summerfield
Blackburn
W. C. Ogburn
Summit Avenue
Woman's College
Daniel W. Goodson
Salisbury
Catawba College
Duke School of Religious Education
Durham
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Lions Club
Western North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Oak Ridge Church
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Marjorie Mansfield Answers Reader Questions
Readers are urged to address problems to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise and await answers in these columns. The tailed prompt invites inquiries and promises responses in the newspaper’s advice feature.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Extra Costs Fund Mounting Rapidly
RALEIGH July 13. The winter law adding one dollar to all criminal case costs has raised 2439 dollars. Half goes to an officers pension fund and the other half supports the state bureau of identification and investigation.
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Raleigh
State Bureau of Identification and Investigation
Duke University Day Observed At Campus Celebration
Assembly yesterday at its annual celebration of Duke University Day. Other university officials appeared on the day's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sembly
Duke University
Junior Service League Holds July Morning Meeting at Emery Wood
The Junior Service League met at Emery Wood Country Club with Mrs. Forrest Murray presiding. Reports covered cafeteria hours, clinic activity with 52 babies examined, 18 new ones, seven toxoids given, 81 nurse visits, 88 children fed milk, two layettes furnished, thrift shop sale set for late July, and Katherine Raymond named girl scout commissioner.
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Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Forrest Murray
John Walker
Ed Millis
Joe Cox
Elliott Wood
Thrift Shop
Katherine Raymond
Trinity Visitors Feted At Dinner
Mr and Mrs C A Magnus of Trinity entertained at dinner Sunday for their son in law and daughter in law Mr and Mrs M G Cooke of Jamestown New York who are their houseguests The Cookes were accompanied by their two children and Mrs Cookes mother a niece and a nephew They plan to stay several days before returning to New York
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C. A. Magnus
Trinity
M. G. Cooke
Jamestown
N. Y
Girl Pentagons To Meet Tonight
The Girls' Pentagon club will meet this evening at 7 30 at the Gibson clubroom. Mrs. Bob Cooke will host the gathering.
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Pentagon Club
Gibson
Bob Cooke
Jolly Y Club To Have Buffet Supper
The Jolly club of the Y W C A will meet at the Y W C A Thursday evening. The gathering will feature a buffet supper followed by a business session to outline the summer program plans.
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Jolly Y Club
Jolly ¥ Club
Kee Klub Plans Private Dance at Montlieu Avenue
The Kee Klub completed plans for a private dance at a later date after meeting at Miss Sue Clifton’s home on Montlieu avenue. Members present included Margaret Hood Virginia Horney Ercelle Allen Edit Kemp Sue Clifton Margaret Kemp and Jessie Smith.
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Kee Klub
Sue Clifton
Montlieu Avenue
City Lake Park
Margaret Hood
Virginia Horney
Ercelle Allen
Edit Kemp
Margaret Kemp
Jessie Smith
Domino Club Meeting at Miss Jarrett's Home
The regular Domino club meeting is set for this evening at Miss Martha Jarrett's home on the Winston road. The gathering will begin at 8 o'clock.
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Domino Club
Martha Jarrett
Winston Road
Girl Reserves Outing At City Lake Park
The High School Girl Reserves meet at the Y W C A hut tomorrow at three and will travel to City Lake Park for a picnic supper. Esther Rae Wilson and Dorothy House supervise arrangements for the outing.
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City Lake Park
Esther Rae Wilson
Dorothy House
Thomasville Man Honors Father On 76th Birthday
A. H. Crawford was surprised with a birthday dinner in Thomasville yesterday hosted by son T. A. Crawford. Relatives and friends from Thomasville and nearby towns attended a large hall gathering around a cake with 76 candles.
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Thomasville
A. H. Crawford
T. A. Crawford
Mr. Crawford
T. A. Cranford
L. A. Cranford
Jeffie Cranford
Charlie Crawford
Clayton Koontz
John Wilson
People moving, visits, and births fill Spartanburg week
Mrs P E Connor of Spartanburg DC arrives to spend a week with sister Mrs T Powell on Parkway. Misses Betty Hunt Murray Eleanor Powell and Margaret Haworth go to Savannah GA as guests of Misses Joan and Rosemary Williams. Dr O J Williamson improving at home on Colonial Drive and plans to fill pulpit Sunday. Betty Lee Cunningham arrives from Gastonia to visit aunt Mrs H W McCain. Mrs W H Ellis and daughter Dotty visit from Concord at Maple Street. Mr and Mrs G W Stroupe return from Chicago and head to New York City, son Bobby to sail for Holland for Boy Scout meeting. Mr and Mrs Staton Melver to visit NY NJ and Chesapeake Bay. Elia Burton Hutchison, formerly of High Point now in New York, visiting. Anne Greene returns to Pope Street after Greenville visit. Miss Mary Hill of Greenville to stay. J C Spencer and daughter Janice return to Barker Street from ten day visit with relatives in Laconia NH. also visited New York and Washington. Wilbur Robbins at Ridgecrest for B T U conference for Green Street Baptist. return next Sunday. Dr Joseph J Hamlin attends American Dental Association convention in Atlantic City for about a week. Mr and Mrs W E Mitchell return from New York City voyage up from Norfolk by boat. Mrs N F Mendenhall returns to Asheboro Street after Greensboro visit with son B W Mendenhall. Donald Robert Way born Saturday to Hurley H Way and Beatrice Pitts Way. Dr L Beard Jr, born July 5 Daniel Lyman Jr at Fayetteville. Annie Hester Jackson formerly of this city.
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J. C. Spencer
Janice
Barker Street
Laconia
New Hampshire
New York
Washington
Luncheon Planned by South Main Circle Three
Church circle at South Main Street M. E. church will host a noon luncheon tomorrow with a menu including chicken pie corn beans creamed potatoes tomatoes rolls tea and lager cake inviting public attendance. The item is part of a church social schedule on the local calendar.
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South Main Street
M. EB
Kiwanis Picnic Planned At Dr. Jackson Farm
Kiwanis club members their families and friends will hold an old fashioned picnic outing and basket dinner Friday afternoon and evening at Dr W L Jackson’s farm. Activities include boating swimming and fishing with a watermelon cutting contest as part of the informal program.
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Kiwanis Club
W. L. Jackson
Checking Paroled Prisoners In City
Investigators from the office of Edwin M. Gill state parole commissioner are in High Point today checking on paroled prisoners. Yesterday the team visited Sheriff Joe H. Phipps office in Greensboro and rural Guilford county to continue the checks.
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Edwin M. Gill
Parole E Commissioner
High Point
Joe 8. Phipps
Greensboro
Guilford County
Heat needed to melt ice raises water to 80C
The phrasing notes that melting ice requires heat which would raise the temperature of an equal amount of water to 80 degrees Celsius. The statement treats heat input as causing a uniform rise to 80C for the water.
Marsh Child Reunited With Father After Abduction Wait
Nine year old Alexander Marsh, missing for over two weeks, is now with father A Wade Marsh in Chicago where he attends the furniture market. Custody was recovered Saturday in Los Angeles, as police were notified to withdraw a warrant against mother Terence M Harcourt for taking the child out of the city in alleged violation of a local court order.
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Alexander Marsh
A. Wade Marsh
Chicago
Marsh
Los Angeles
Cal
Terence M. Harcourt
Dear Miss Mansfield Letters on private matters spillover
A husband asks how to stop his wife from blurting family finances and remarks. He values her kindness but worries about embarrassment and seeks discreet handling without hurting her feelings. The advice suggests requesting she avoid discussing family matters with others and acknowledges his restraint.
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Miss Mansfield
Unwitting Social Blunders Hard to Correct
The text argues that unless someone recognizes their social mistakes and wishes to learn polite conversation, no remedy exists without risking hurt feelings. It notes unwitting errors make correcting them nearly impossible.
Secrecy Advice on Handling Personal Revelations
The speaker suggests telling a partner to keep a matter private and weighs patience, secrecy promises, and coping with failure by accepting the gaff philosophically. The guidance emphasizes discretion and practical attitude in delicate personal situations.
Embarrassment vs Family Bickering Highlighted
A sensitive person faces public exposure of private affairs, noting embarrassment may be preferred to ongoing family reproaches and thoughtless behavior.
Film to depict history of AP freedom of the press
Selznick International Pictures announces production of Freedom of the Press a film tracing the Associated Press history from its non profit cooperative origins to the world's largest news gathering organization. The story highlights unbiased reporting and the AP's role in world events and political battles.
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Hollywood
Freedom of the Press
Associated Press
Free American Press
David 0
Selanick
Co-Operative Association
Change Of Meeting Place For Family Night
The family night program at Central Friends Church will move to the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Hamilton on Route 10 A near the Country club due to road construction. Rev Tom A Sykes says the 6 80 start remains. Betty Warner leads the devotional with Senior Elizabeth Fry class and Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor members attending.
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Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
Paul Hamilton
Country Club
Betty Warner
Elizabeth Fry
Christian Endeavor
Few Contends Sober Thinking Essential
At Lake Junaluska on July 13 President W P Few of Duke University urged educated citizens to reflect on their public duties and act in light of matured convictions during a Methodist gathering.
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Lake Junaluska
W. P. Few
Duke University
The
Methodist
Feather structure explains parrot color differences
In some parrot species males are green and females red yet the pigment is identical. The color variation arises from feather structure rather than chemistry or pigment.
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Betty Hunt Murray
Eleanor Powell
Margaret Haworth
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Rosemary Williams
Dr. O. ©. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
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Gastonia
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H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
W. H. Ellis
Dotty
Concord
G. W. Stroupe
Ill
New York City
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Holland
Staton Melver
New Jersey
Chesapeake Bay
Elia Burton Hutchison
James Armstrong
Anne Greene
Pope Street
Greenville
D. C
Mary Hill
That City
Miss Greene
Wilbur Robbins
Ridgecrest
Green Street Baptist Church
Joseph J. Hamlin
American Dental Association
Atlantic City
N. J
W. E. Mitchell
Norfolk, Va
N. F. Mendenhall
Asheboro Street
B. W. Mendenhall
Donald BR. Way
Hurley H. Way
Donald Robert
Dr. L. Beard, JR
Fayetteville
D. L. Beard
Daniel Lyman, Jr
Heard
Annie Hester Jackson
South Main Ladies
First Baptist Home Dept
First Baptist Sunday School
Effie York
Suonset Drive
Lebanon Church
Philatheas
Lebanon
M. P. Church
J. A. Gallimore
E. B. Barnes
D. W. Bryant
Sue Welborn
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Stephens
J. R. Boone
Stephens Bible
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