Young Men's Cotillion Club Holds Informal Kernersville Dance
The Kernersville Young Men's Cotillion Club hosted an informal dance at the Club House with colorful floral decorations and punch service. Attendees included Miss Betty Lou Williams and guest Jean Williams of Wilmington, plus numerous local residents and chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Cotillion Club
Kernersville
Betty Lou Williams
Talula Doggett
Nell Haymaker
Lucy Cummings
Elizabeth Fulp
Louise Bellamy
Doris Allen
Frances Kerner
Jean Williams
Wilmington
John Flynt
Elbert
Russell Rich
Paul Cooke
George Kerner
Clifton Michael
Philip Kerner Jr
Oscar Joyner
Charles Fulp
Charles
Roger Edwards
Horace Hawkins
Pete Nash
W. J. Johnson
Jack Benbow
Charlie Snow
Cochran-Coltrane Wed In Kernersville Church Ceremony
Miss Gertrude Cochran of this city wed Vernon Eugene Coltrane of Greensboro in a Kernersville Methodist Episcopal church service at 8 30 with Rev. T R Wolfe officiating. The ceremony featured a ring rite and music by Ida Mae Higgins and Erline Hunter. The bridal party included bridesmaids Phyllis McKaughn and Lala Coltrane, maid of honor Jean Cochran, and best man S G Coltrane. The couple, both Guilford College alumni, plan a Greensboro home and wedding trip, with Luella Cochran hosting a reception at her home after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Gertrude Corall Cochran
Vernon Eugene Coltrane
Greensboro
Kernersville Methodist Episcopal Church
T. R. Wolfe
Ida Mae Higgins
Guilford College
Erline Hunter
Westfield
Miss Higgins
Massenet
Hugh Gray
William Coltrane
Phyllis McKaughn
Winston-Salem
Lala Coltrane
Jean Cochran
Seckler-Glosson Vows Solemnized In Greensboro
Miss Kathleen Seckler of Winston Salem and High Point married Rev Clyde W Glosson of Elliston Kentucky in a Greensboro ceremony at Asheboro Street Baptist Church. Officiating was Rev J Ben Eller with attendants including Harold Seckler as best man and Emily Matthews as maid of honor. The couple will reside in Elliston Kentucky.
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Asheboro Street Baptist Church
Greensboro
Katherine Seckler
Winston-Salem
High Point
Clyde W. Glosson
Elliston
J. Ben Eller
Harold Seckler
Emily Matthews
Luther Hux
Len Weston
John Garner
B. E. Clark
Ben Walters
H. H. Felder
Argie Wood
W. W. Seckler
Nurses’ Training School
the Baptist Hospital
Greensboro Tea Honors Bride-Elect Miss Emily Sutton
Miss Emily Sutton bride-elect of Greensboro will wed William Vance Kester of High Point. About 200 guests attended a Saturday tea at the farm home on Sylvan road with sisters Mrs Joseph T Carruthers Jr and Miss Jean Sutton hosting, mother hosts at the tea table, and an all white motif featuring flowers and silver candle holders.
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Emily Sutton
Greensboro
William Vance Kester
High Point
Joseph T. Carruthers, Jr
Jean Sutton
Farmers Home
Sylvan Road
William Montague Given
Elizabeth Bishop
Rachel Taylor
Charlotte Porter
Estelle Hayes
V. Kester
C. R. Sutton
Junior Service League to Meet at Emerywood Club
The regular monthly meeting of the Junior Service League will be held at Emerywood Country Club on Tuesday at 10 o'clock. A preceding board meeting will convene at 9 o'clock.
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Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Davis Blackburn Vows Solemnized At Jamestown Church
Adeline Davis and James N. Blackburn were married in a private June 1938 ceremony at Jamestown M E church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Venner E. Davis of High Point, wore navy chiffon with pink rosebud corsage. the groom is linked to Pilot Life Insurance. They will reside at 1109 Johnson Street after a short wedding trip.
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Venner E. Davis
High Point
Adeline
James N. Blackburn
Sedgefield
Jamestown
N. C
Jamestown M. E
G. W. Fink
Davis
Jamestown High School
Blackburn
Samuel P. Blackburn
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Johnson Street
New Girl Scout Interest Group Opens Tuesday
A new handcraft group for local Girl Scouts begins Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock in the park behind the Chamber of Commerce on North Main Street. Mrs. Andrew Lindsay directs with the Junior Service League sponsorship. sessions run each Tuesday 3 to 5. Miss Dana Nicholas left for a two week Girl Scout Camp near Greensboro to direct programs.
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Chamber of Commerce
North Main Street
Andrew Lindsay
Junior Service League
Dana Nicholas
Girl Scout
Greensboro
Bascom Jarrell Birthday Honoree At Dinner Sunday
Mrs Bascom Jarrell hosted a Sunday dinner at 944 Council Street to honor her husband on his fifty sixth birthday. The pink and green table decor complemented a tempting meal for a group including T O Whittington T N Maultsby Acre Roach Ruth Jarrell Frankie Brown Marie Roach Geraldine Wrenn Jessie Jarrell Ronda Jean May Margaret Maultsby Virgil Cook Henry Chappell Roy Phillips Roswell McGinnis Horace Jarrell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bascom Jarrell
Council Street
Jarrell
T. O. Whittington
T. N. Maultsby
Acre Roach
Ruth Jarrell
Frankie Brown
Marie Roach
Geraldine Wrenn
Jessie Jarrell
Ronda Jean May
Margaret Maultsby
Virgil Cook
Henry Chappell
Roy Phillips
Roswell McGinnis
Horace Jarrell
Bachelor Girls To Meet Tonight
The Bachelor Girls club meets this evening at 7 45 with Miss Alene Lambe as hostess at the Gibson tea room 104 North Main.
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Bachelor Girls’ Club
Alene Lambe
Gibson Tea Room
North Main Street
Local Social Calendar Highlights June Activities
The Social Calendar lists events at Emerywood country club, including Junior Service League meeting at 10 a.m. with board at 9, a 10 a.m. ladies bridge party and 12:30 luncheon, plus High Point Garden club at Mrs EF Steele on East Washington Street. DAR Alexander Martin chapter meets at Mrs Hayden’s home with hostesses and program led by Mrs Coffield. Altrusa dinner meeting at Sheraton hotel elects new officers. Additional items include a Friendly Mrs Upshaw visit, Piedmont Women’s Golf biweekly play, and Community Arts club luncheon at Mrs Warren’s on Fifth Street.
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Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
High Point Garden Club
EF. D. Steele
East Washington Street
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Nathan Ayers
Allen Watkins
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Friendly Garden Club
A. M. Upshaw
Milbourne Heights
Piedmont Women’s Golf Association
Emerywood Club
Local residents host and visit across several towns
Mrs Marcus Whitman and her son Mark of Tuscaloosa Alabama visit 1105 Cedrow avenue with Mrs E M Judd and Peggy Williams of Sanford as houseguests. Others return from Moosehart Delaware and White Sulphur Springs while Miss Wagner heads to Camp Dellwood and Miss McCrary to UNC summer school.
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Marcus Whitman
Mark
Tuscaloosa
Ala
E. M. Judd
Peggy Williams
Sanford
D. H. Hall
Cedrow Avenue
Judd
Hall
Wesley Memorial Auxiliary to Host Store Event Thursday Morning
Wesley Memorial Auxiliary will host at Big Star Stores Thursday from ten to twelve in the morning. Church members and friends are asked to note the change from the previously announced twelve to two o'clock time.
Marjorie Mansfield Answers Readers in The Enterprise
Readers write in to The Enterprise seeking help with personal problems and advice. Marjorie Mansfield addresses questions in this column, offering guidance and responses to readers.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Sister’s love wrecks life as in law and plan to start anew
Two years ago a sister fell for a married man who abandoned her after trouble. The affair upset their mother who wept and hid her distress while the father helped by giving money and sending her away. Now the sister vows to leave and start anew, while the family conceals the stain.
Seventeen-year-old asks if leaving home is wise
A teen narrator known as Blue Eyes writes that his mother forbids friends of any kind and berates his sister. He wonders whether to quit school, find work, and live independently despite her warnings. He seeks guidance on escaping a controlling home and potential ruin.
Leaving home advice for a young girl contemplating independence
The piece warns a young girl against leaving home without practical training or work prospects. It emphasizes the danger of being unprepared and notes the difficulty of finding a desirable home and suitable employment for someone with little experience.
Talk the matter over with your father for guidance
The speaker urges discussing the issue with your father seeking understanding and sympathy. He suggests considering going away to school to gain new surroundings and training for a definite line of work after completing education.
Family conflict over sister's misfortune praised for future
A speaker urges restraint and empathy toward a sister's misfortune. They argue against causing the mother further anxiety and advise focusing on the sister's future wellbeing rather than prolonged mourning.
Don’t Leave Home Without a Definite Job or Shelter
Do not leave the comfort of your home without a definite job or a suitable place to stay with friends or relatives. The message urges careful planning for self and parents, emphasizing preparedness and security.
Dear Mies Mansfield Letter From Orphaned Family Member
A young writer describes being orphaned with four siblings and repeatedly moved among relatives. She expresses worry about her younger brother who has not learned money responsibility and has begun drifting through help and insecurity.
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Mies Mansfield
Help for a brother in a tough time
A sister asks how to help her 28 year old brother who has not held regular work for three years. She worries about interfering but wants guidance on offering support and possible job help without alienating him.
Hands Off Voice urges youth to earn own living
The speaker urges a sister to give the youth a chance to earn and learn the value of money. He warns that a boy without good character will struggle to survive, knowing he could thumb his way home, implying self-reliance and hard work.
Times of feast and famine shape a young learner
A reflective piece notes that youth experiences cycles of plenty and want. It emphasizes learning, growth, and happiness amid changing circumstances, arguing necessity can sharpen perception and reality grounds imagination.
Let Him Learn to Manage His Own Row at Home
A friendly reminder urges keeping a young man supplied with a reachable address for health needs. It reassures interest and confidence in his abilities while encouraging him to handle his own responsibilities and work.
A Brother’s Road to Understanding Wheels of Life
The speaker urges patience with a brother’s awakening amid anxiety and affection. They warn against letting affection hinder the boy from learning how the world operates, noting that repeated moves in childhood require time to adjust to people and surroundings.
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Fron Pillar
Miss Holden Weds W T Burke In Durham Ceremony
Miss Lucille Holden a Spencer Va teacher and Duke alumnus wed William Thomas Burke of Salisbury at Duke Chapel Durham in a simple dignified ceremony officiated by F S Aldridge. The couple exited to a private reception hosted by Mrs Aldridge and Miss Elizabeth Aldridge before leaving for an undisclosed destination.
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Thomasville
Duke Chapel
Durham
Lucille Holden
Spencer
William Thomas Burke
Salisbury
F.S. Aldridge
Duke University
Edward Hall Broadhead
Elizabeth Aldridge
Alfred J. Henderson
Willis H. Aldridge
J. E. Holden
Louisburg College
Louisburg
N. C
Kappa Delta Sorority
Burke
W. T. Burke
Law School
Sigma No Phi
Rowan County Court
F. 8. Aldridge
Women golfers plan at Linville Falls event this week
Miss Beverly Bridgers traveled to Linville Falls Saturday to her summer home after visiting Miss Mary Alice Hoover for a few days. Bridgers and Miss Hoover were joined by Misses Alliene and Mary Alice Hoover who will stay as guests at the Bridgers home and participate in the Women's Invitation golf tournament being played there this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeb Deaton
Sara Deaton
Sara Webster
North Wilksboro
Beatrice Watts
Taylorsville
Henry C. Korner
Kathleen Kerner
Marguerite Kerner
Grensboro
Percy Kerner
Polly Long
Wilmington
Delaware
J. A. Long
New York
Atlantic
N. J
Laurie Hill
Laurie Jr
Sumter
8. C
Hattie Hill
Charles Carter
Edenton
Eugenia Albert
Doris Allen
Salisbury
Concord
R. C. Morris
J. D. Maultsby Jr
J. J. Grif
Beverly Bridgers
Linville Falls
Mary Alice Hoover
Miss Bridgers
Miss Hoover
St. Mary's School
Raleigh
Alliene
Bridgers
Local Social Notes From Edin and Raeford
Miss Betty Gray Parker of Edin was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rapp on Fisher Perry Street. Mary Lois Jester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Jester, visits relatives in Raeford. Mrs. Mattie Barbee was called to Portland Oregon by her mother’s illness. Grace Lutheran Missionary Society met at the church with Mrs. J. B. Harris leading the program on Christ and the Moslem World. Mrs. Curtis Conrad read a poem The Tender Shepherd and Mrs. V. Ritchie read an article. fourteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Pinnix
White Oaks
Greensboro
L. E. Warren
W. P. Warren
Robert Warren
Durham
H. B.B. Warren
Warren
Cherry Street
Ewin Parsons
Billy
Roanoke
L. Duckworth
T. M. Roberts
High Point
Newton
Herman
Ollie Simpson
Clifton Harrison
High Point Road
Hazel Hendrix
Cumberland
Clara Stahl
Chicago
Ill
H. D. Stafford
Annie Lowery
Lizzie Lowery
Eleanor Stafford
Salem College
Clarence Stone
Mary Frances
Stoneville
T. R. Wolfe
Joe Pinnix
Statesville
Hickory
Noble Parrish
Oakland Avenue
David Lee McLaughn
Roy McKaughn
McKaughn
Wood Black
J. A. Linville
Candor
Paul G. Kinney
Burlington
Mr. Kinney
Kernersville School
Betty Gray Parker
Edwin
Robert Rapp
Fisher Perry Street
Mary Lois Jester
D. M. Jester
Raeford
Mattie Barbee
Portland
Ore
Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran Church
J. B. Harris
Curtis Conrad
V. Ritchie
Vacation Bible School Begins Second Week at Baptist Church
The Baptist church mission holds a vacation Bible school for ages four to 16 and enters its second week. Rev. E. F. Baker directs, with Cornelia Snow and Katherine Joyner serving as principals and a staff of instructors across departments. Enrollment reached 99 in the first week, ending Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
the Baptist Church
E. F. Baker
Cornelia Snow
Katherine Joyner
Reverend Way attends mother's funeral in Burlington
Rev. C. B. Way, pastor of Kernersville Methodist Protestant church, traveled to Burlington on Friday for his mother Mrs. Mary E. Way’s funeral. She died aged 80 and the service was held at 2 30 p.m. at the First Methodist Protestant church with Rev. C. A. Brown of the Pilgrim Holiness church among the officiating ministers.
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C. B. Way
Kernersville
Kernersville Plans Fourth of July Celebration
A special committee led by Kenneth Greenfield is organizing a full day of attractions for a large Fourth of July celebration in Kernersville. The group coordinates events and activities for the town's independence day festivities.
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Kernersville
Kenneth Greenfield
Church Social and Picnic Announced by Local Classes
The Mittie Philathea class of Lebanon M. P. church meets at Mrs. Roy Watts home on Homestead avenue tomorrow at 7 30 for important business. The Woman's Wesley class of Wesley Memorial church hosts an annual picnic at the city lake park Thursday at 5 30 with supper at 6 30, rain date moved to the church basement.
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Mittie Philathea
Lebanon
M. P
Roy Watts
Homestead Avenue
Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
City Lake Park
Dozier Circle Meets Tuesday at West End Baptist
The Dozier circle of West End Baptist church will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mr. J C Swaim 1304 West Green street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dozier Circle
West End
William S Cleavenger Rites Held Today
Funeral services for William S Cleavenger 60 son in law of Mrs V Boone 330 Montheu avenue High Point who died in a Roanoke Rapids hospital after an operation will be held at W C Williams Funeral Home in Roanoke Rapids this afternoon burial in the Roanoke Rapids cemetery Surviving are the widow Mrs Pauline Boone Cleavenger two sisters Mrs John Sanderman Hanover Kans and Mrs Clyde Turner Kansas City Mo a brother Carl M Cleavenger Fort Worth Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Building the Kingdom of God In Japan at the Society meeting
The Society of the Main Street M. E. church was entertained by Mrs Frances Stone of Lexington Avenue with Mrs Woodrow Hall in charge. The program topic was Building the Kingdom of God In Japan and several members assisted in presenting. Refreshments were served during the social hour.
Memorial Service by Woodmen Of The World Observed
Memorial service held yesterday afternoon for Camp No. 62 Woodmen of the World featured Rev. L. Conrad of Emmanus Lutheran Church. Attendees included Woodmen from High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem Thomasville and Asheboro. Conrad urged memorizing life to inspire beneficence character building and culture in others. Charlies A. Hines of Greensboro national director chaired. W. L. Hunt state head led roll of the deceased. David Conrad sang a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Conrad
Emmanus Lutheran Church
Mont Camp No. 62
Woodmi
High Point
Greensbor
Woods of the World
W. L. Hunt
David Conrad
Services At The Church Christian Science Sermon 1938
Christian Science services featured a sermon titled God the Preserver Of Me in all societies on Sunday June 12 1938. The golden text from Isaiah 31 5 spoke of the Lord defending delivering and preserving Jerusalem. The lesson included David’s song of deliverance from enemies and Saul and cited passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy on divine order, harmony and eternal perfection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Sciez
Sund
Isaiah
Jerusalem
David
Saul
Mary Baker
Sandra Heath James Born at Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs W Elmer James announce the birth of a daughter Sandra Heath on Friday at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs James is the former Elsie Heath of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Heath James
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Raymond Warren
Betty Wagner
Honus Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Ohio State University
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Lee Cochran
Alta
S. G. Coltrane
Luella Cochran
Guilford County
Coltrane
Mra
L. V. Coltrane
Duke Power Co
Greensbo
Luella Cochrane
Mr. Glosson
R. L. Glosson
McKnight Mill Road
Wake Forest College
Baptist Seminary
Louisville
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Miss Sutton
Jon Hall
Frances Langford
Prescott
Ariz
Jon
Hollywood
Tahiti
Community Arts Club
Mn. L. H. Warren
Fifth Street
C. D. Thompson
N. L. Garner
Seldon Hedgecoe
Wayne McCanless
Barabara
Lillie Hendricks
White ‘Sulphur Springs
Marie Wagner
Camp Dellwood
Frances McCrary
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
T. D. Nicholson
Woodrow Avenue
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Charles Spencer
J. D. Lee
Johnson City
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George Rhodes
Jack Lee
George Jenkins
City
Phil Warner
J. A. Hart, Sr
Jack Holbrook
J. H. Walker, Jr
W. E. Price
Myrtle Beach
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C. T. Ingram
C. T. Ingram, Jr
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W.T Burke
Vacation Bible School
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Christian Science
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