Miss Jine Packer Weds Gilbert Kearns In South Street Church
The wedding of Miss Jine Packer to Gilbert Fielding Kearns was held Sunday morning at the South Street M E church. Rev. Hipps officiated. elaborate decor featured baskets of flowers and branched candelabras. The bridal party included bridesmaids in matching gowns and a matron of honor, with the couple leaving for New York after the ceremony. Post wedding, the couple will reside at 313 Willowbrook Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jine Packer
Gilberting Kearns
H Street
M. E
Hipps
Bridae
Heath Tadlock
Tne Vincannon Strickland
Elizabeth
James Whitely
Cody Hipps
Land Argie Wood
Wagner
Mack
Iss Gloria Packer
Bride
J. H. Packer
Harold Kearns
Bert
J. Ward Packer
O. M. Thomas
Butler Johnson
Ray Jones
Roanoke Va
Mrs. Kearns
New York City
Packer Photo Company
Kearns
High Point
Early Fielding Kearns
High Point College
Epsilon Eta Phi
Kearns Furniture Company
F. P. Club Meets With Mrs Ward
The F. P. Club met at Mrs. H. R. Ward’s Willis street home Friday. With acting president Mrs. Lelia Stevens reports from committees were heard and plans for future activities discussed. New names were drawn for the next quarter after a business session and a nine member dinner included one visitor, Mrs. Buck Johnson of Wadesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Club
H. R. Ward
Willis Stret
Lelia Stevens
Ward
Forrest Harris
Paul Wrenn
R. A. Robertson
Mrs Haworth in Arkansas Remains Very Ill
The condition of Mrs. J. J. Haworth at her Arkansas home worsened two weeks ago and shows no improvement. Her son Horace Haworth of this city has been at her bedside for ten days, and another son Homer Haworth left last week to join her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Haworth
Arkansas
Horace Haworth
Homer Haworth
Local Boys Head to Camps Near Brevard
Horace Haworth Jr. and Bobby Murray left with their mothers to attend summer camps in the western part of the state. Horace joins Camp Saphire and Bobby goes to Camp Deerwood near Brevard. mothers accompany them and plan to return this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Haworth, Jr
Bobby Murray
Horace
Sapphire
Bobby
Deerwood
Brevard
Horace Haworth
Forrest Murray
Accidentally Killed Ward 8 C June 29
Donald Long aged 20 was accidentally killed last night when his shotgun discharged as he went to a chicken house to investigate. The incident occurred near a farm in the Ward 8 area and details are being investigated by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
8. C
Donald Long
Bolse
Kernersville Announcement Reveals Gravely-Martin Vows
Announcement from Kernersville notes the marriage of Miss Bennie Martin to Mr. Richard Gravely of Martinsville Virginia on June 14. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Martin, is a Salem College graduate and visited Kernersville often with relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Bennie Martin
Richard Gravely
Martinsville
Personal Notices From The Coast And Myrtle Beach
Miss Mary Edwards and Ed Grimsley are at St Simon's Island Georgia for two weeks and will visit sites in Alabama before returning home. Mrs J R Blackwell and son J R Blackwell Jr are spending two weeks at Myrtle Beach as guests of Mrs Watson and Miss Maxine Watson of Dillon South Carolina. Mrs Newton Allen recovering from a fall last Wednesday. Miss Eugenia Albert vacationing at Myrtle Beach. Miss Dot McCuiston and Mary Edwards attended the DeMolay dance at Sedgefield last Tuesday. Philip McCuiston has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edwards
Ed Grimsley
St. Simon's Island
Alabama
Mis
J. R. Blackwell
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Myrtle Beach
Watson
Maxine Watson
Dillon
Newton Allen
Eugenia Albert
8. C
Dot McCuiston
Sedgefield
Philip McCuiston
Crops Ravaged by Wilson County Hail Storm
Farmers across northern Wilson County assessed damage from a destructive wind and hail storm that swept a half mile wide path up to 15 miles long. Tobacco cotton corn and other crops were ruined as hail tore holes in auto tops and stripped plants to the stalks. One 10 acre cotton field was completely destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Wilson County
Damage from High Winds Uproots Trees and Destroys Buildings
Stripped of leaves, high winds uprooted many trees and unroofed farm buildings in the area. County officials said the damage would amount to thousands of dollars.
Lehman Returns From Convention To Weigh Retirement Plans
Governor Lehman arrived in Albany after attending the Democratic convention and conferring with President Roosevelt. He indicated he would likely defer reconsideration of his retirement announcement until late summer, possibly just before the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Lehman
Roosevelt
Church Social Highlights Willing Workers Meeting
The Willing Workers class of Glenoa Baptist church met at Mrs. Beula Barker’s home with devotionals by Mrs. Barker and a topic by Mrs. Daisy Wood. A duet by Miss Ida Bowman and Mrs. Ollie Bowman and a poem by Mrs. Annie Mae Coltrane followed. Sixteen members and seven visitors attended. Next meeting planned for July with Mrs. Hilda Kinney on route three. FIRST BAPTIST T. EB. L. CLASS MEETS TUESDAY. The T. E. L. Class of the First Baptist church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the church classroom to reveal Heart Sisters and ensure attendance. M. P. CIRCLE NINE TO HAVE ICE CREAM SUPPER. Circle nine of the Woman's Auxiliary First Methodist Protestant church, chaired by Miss Myrtle Cates, hosts an ice cream supper on the church lawn Tuesday at 5 30. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenoa Baptist Church
Beula Barker
Hilda Kinney
First Baptist T. EB. L
First Baptist Church
Heart Sisters
M. P
Woman's Auxiliary
First Methodist Protstant Church
Myrtle Cates
Burning of Inn Won't Disrupt Local Sports Season
Nelson McRae announced that the Esceola inn fire will not affect sports activities for the season. Meals will be served from the club house temporarily while a new dining hall and kitchen are added to Chestnut lodge. A hotel will be built for occupancy next season. the inn had not opened yet and was being prepared for July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linville
Nelson McRae
Esceola Inn
Chestnut Lodge
Youth Instantly Killed In Wilkes
NORTH WILKESBORO June 29 Paul Felts 18 was instantly killed yesterday in a truck overturn five miles east of Wilkes with seven youths aboard. Claude Foster 19 was seriously injured with a fractured skull and broken collar bone. Two other youths were hospitalized with minor injuries as Coroner J I Myers reported the lights went out suddenly. no charges had been filed against driver Arthur Magar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Wilkesboro
Paul Felts
Here
Claude Foster
J. I. Myers
Arthur Magar
Miss Eugenia Lane Weds Paul J. Reitzel in Ramseur
Miss Eugenia Lane of Mount Vernon Springs married Paul J. Reitzel of Siler City Thursday at 7 p m in Ramseur. Rev J W Williams officiated with a reception following. The couple will reside at Mount Vernon Springs after a trip to Detroit and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Lane
Paul J. Reitzel
Ramseur
Asheboro
Mount Vernon Springs
Siler City
A. W. Craven
J. W. Willams
F. C. McDowell
Alton Watkins Craven
Russell Williams
Miss Lane
L. T. Lane
Mendelssohn
Mr. and
LF. Craven
Rams Jr
Kara Lane
T.he
N. F. Phillips
W. F. Cox
Jack Faust Lane
Mt. Vernon Springs
Mary Faust Plonk
Douglas Plonk
King's Mountain
Detroit
Canada
Reitzel
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Bowlee
J. ©. Plonk
Mary, Douglas
Dorothy
Maud Plonk
J. M. Faust
Emery Creswell
Nell Durham
Wilmington
E. H. Faust
George White
H. L. Jordan
Baxter Reitzel
Sarah and
Iris Reitzel
Kata Lane
W. R. Thompson
Nancy Sue Thompson
Pittsboro
Hazel Williams
Mildred Williams
Dear Miss Mansfield on a bachelor with his mother
A young man asks how to balance caring for his widowed mother with starting his own marriage. The columnist suggests considering shared responsibilities and temporary arrangements with siblings to give the couple time alone, and to keep the mother involved if possible.
Home Life Balances Privacy and Family Strife
The text discusses how two women who are fond of each other can maintain a pleasant home without friction. It notes that mother and daughter in law disputes create a strained atmosphere and that children should support parents without sacrificing their own happiness, suggesting that alternative plans can usually be made if other children exist.
Advice on handling living arrangements with family and fiancée
The speaker urges practical solutions to a conflict between two women sharing a home. Questions whether the mother can participate in activities or is unwilling to be involved, and suggests evaluating health, cheerfulness, and social interests before abandoning the arrangement.
Miss Marjorie Mansfield Answer Lead at The Enterprise
A notice directs all questions to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise and promises prompt replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Surprise Shower for Mrs Gilbert Councilman
A Friday evening shower was given to Mrs Gilbert Councilman formerly Miss Bertha Presnell. The Philathea class of the Methodist Protestant church met at Miss Cleta Fitch’s home with hostesses Mrs Rupert Trollinger and Mrs Grady Cable. Miss Rather Ross opened with scripture and a song. a finance committee was formed and a social hour followed with Keane as the game. Ruth Henley won high score. a pottery bowl with ivy from Bethel home in Weaverville was given to Mrs H P Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Councilman
Bertha Presnell
Philathea
Methodist Protestant Church
Cleta Fitch
Rupert Trollinger
Grady Cable
Rather Ross
Garland P. Pritchard
Iola Lowdermilk
N. M. Harrison
Mra
W. L. Ward
Keane
Ruth Henley
Bethel
Weaverville
H. P. Powell
Dutch Bonnets Highlight Roosevelt Legacy at Conventions
Mrs. James Roosevelt dons a four bonnet style at the Democratic national convention, a high fashion nod that also honors her husband’s Dutch ancestral roots tied to early New York settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roosevelt
New York State
Local social notes highlight visits and departures across multiple households
Mrs D T Yow hosted Mrs Reuben Hatcher and Mrs Yow's guest in Winston Salem for a dinner party honoring Mr and Mrs Walter White. Guests travel between Charlotte, Greensboro, and Griffin while noting visits with families on Edge dale drive and Parkway. Several residents plan short trips to Myrtle Beach and New York City for July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Hatcher
Charlotte
Mrs. Hatcher
D. T. Yow
Edgedale Drive
Mr. Hatcher
Mr. Yow
Will Vogler
Winston-Salem
Walter White
Girl Scout Camp Attendees Return Home From Rock Creek
A group of Girl Scout campers from Rock Creek near Greensboro spent Sunday at their homes and planned to rejoin camp in the afternoon. Notable daughters mentioned include Betsy Yow Julia Steele Marsh Mary Elizabeth Lindsay and Betty Lou Warner. Sixteen High Point girls are currently at camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne Thomas
Mary Lou Cecil
Rock Creek
Greensboro
Betsy Yow
D. T. Yow
Julia Steele Marsh
Wade Marsh
Mary Elizabeth Lindsay
John Lindsay
Betty Lou Warner
Phil Warner
High Point
Buoy Marks Site Of Fatal Plunge Near Essex
A buoy marks the spot in Lake Champlain near Essex New York where state police believe four people died in a goodwill flight to Montreal. Wreckage thought to be from the goodwill plane lies about two miles offshore in 270 feet of water, the site of the Saturday crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
N. Y
Lake Champlain
Montreal
Class Meeting Hosts First Visit With Guests and Gifts
About 35 members and guests attended the class meeting. Miss Ollie Burgess of Ramseur, before her marriage, and Mrs Leo Rich received a linen gift from the class. Refreshments of ice cream cakes and nuts followed the Keane game. The hostess displayed gifts to Mrs Councilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Henley
Mith Feith Brewer
Leo Rich
Ollie Burgess
Ramseur
Councilman
Marriages Sealed in Pleasant Garden and Nearby Towns
Dorothy Elaine Fields and William Bryan Julian wed at the Methodist Protestant parsonage with Dr. W. Taylor officiating. Daisy Robbins and Sumner Farlow married at the bride’s mother’s home as vows ended. Grace Smith and Floyd Stout tied the knot in a Saturday ceremony with joint families present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Elaine Fields
William Bryan Julian
Pleasant Gardens
W. Taylor
Miss Fields
C. T. Field
Mr Julian
H. H. Julian
Eather B. Julian
Pleasant Garden
Miss Daisy ©. Robbins
Mamie Robbins
Randleman
Sumner Farlow
Worthville
F. Morton
Farlow
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Packer
Gilbert Fielding Kearns
Montlieu Avenue
Lucy Eshelman
R. Bland Music Co
Ality Bakery
Moffitt’s
North Main
Broadway
Daniel Frohman
Hollywood
Margaret Sinclair
Shanghai
Elsa Buchanan
Paris
Martin
Lee Flynt
Shell Corporation
John Flint
Cherry and
Mountain Streets
Morehead City
Jim Hendrix
Washington, D. C
Shenandoah Valley
Ximena Patterson
Alvis Patterson
Mattie Patterson
James
Roger Linville
Draughn Business College
Philip Stafford
Stafford
W. C. Stafford
Chicago
Ralph Bassett
Friedland Moravian
Bassett
Edgar Shore
C. J. Ragland
Shirley
Charles Carter
Little Charles Jr
Capeville
P. A. Fontaine
Virginia
J. M. Cummings
Lucy
Patty
John “Ed
Betty Lou Williams
Cummings
Elizabeth Hays
Stuart, Va
Dallas
President Roosevelt
Baker Hotel
Morris Sheppard
Texas U. S
Fred F. Florence
Exposition Corporation
Wilkes
Mary Astor
Marylyn Thorpe
Marylyn
Franklin Thorpe
Mr&s Astor
Marjorie
Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
W. F. McDonald
B. J. Dunn
Dunn
Harvey Orr
Mimi
Tom Kearns
Parkway
Thad Smith
Griffin, Ga
J. W. Lockridge
Carrick Avenue
R. L. Brinson and Sons
N. H. Caughman
Chestnut Street
J. Otho Dunlap
Rock Hill
Dunlap
Mary Duncan McAnally
Charles W. McAnally
S. B. Stapleton
Baxter, Jr
Evelyn Ludwick
Kannapolis
Dolly Battley
Anderson Street
Girl Scouts
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