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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1911

Page

6

Ryans Remarkable Career in Golf and Growth

The article profiles Evans, a golf talent praised for iron clubs mastery and consistency under pressure. It traces his early days as a caddie, lessons from pro Tom O'Neil, and his rise with memberships at Jackson Park and Edgewood. Evans is described as an admired, nerve-driven player with strong public regard.

Chicago Tom O’neil O’neil Howling Mob O'Neil Jackson Park Dear Edgewood Evans Cleek Mashie Midiron Jerome Travers Harry G. Legg

Pinehurst Greeting From A Smiling Sunburnt Figure

A fragmentary line from a 1911 publication presents a cordial greeting directed at Pinehurst by a smiling sunburnt figure described as loveable and friendly, attributed to a work by William H. Evans.

Pinehurst William H. Evans

Klondike adventures recounted by T. B. Lippy at Holly Inn

Mr. T. B. Lippy shared a gripping personal recollection of Klondyke experiences from 1883 onward. He described the 650 mile trek to the gold fields, heavy camp gear, Glacier Creek stamping, staking a claim, and neighborly advice that yielded $600,000 to $1,800,000 for a rival. The tale mixed hardship and humor, ending as an engaging hour for listeners.

Mrs. Lippy Percy

Supper at Gun Club Inn Hosts Guests

The Gun club cabin remains a popular rendezvous for the younger crowd at The Inn. Early in the week Mr. J. R. Mitchell entertained with guests including Mrs. I. G. Morrill, Miss Helmer, McGraw, Lopez, Osgood and Herman, and Messrs. Dillon, Reynolds, OConnell, M. C. Perkins and Dr. Perkins.

Gun Club J. R. Mitchell Helmer McGraw Lopez Osgood Herman Messrs. Dillon Reynolds O'Connell M.C. Perkins Dr.Perkins

Hener Roll for March at County School

The March honor roll at County School lists students by grade including first grader John Ferguson and Leighton Fry. third grader Claud Fry. fourth grader Eddie Veno. eighth graders Bert Wicker Catherine Ritter and Henry Fry.

John ©. Ferguson Leighton Fry Claud Fry Eddie Veno Bert Wicker Catherine Ritter Henry Fry

Aeroplane Poem by Miss E. Marie Sinclair

A brisk verse by Miss E Marie Sinclair written after her aeroplane trip. The poem presents the sportswoman’s viewpoint on flight and motion, capturing the thrill and challenge of early aviation from a female observer.

E. Marie Sinclair

Epoch Making United Golf Tourney Closes in Pinehurst

The eleventh annual United golf tournament in Pinehurst reaches its final rounds marking a historic event for the town. A full story will appear next week highlighting outcomes and notable moments.

Pinehurst

Catholic Services Schedule at Village Chapel

Catholic services will be held in the Village Chapel each Sunday during the season at 6 A.M. If a visiting priest is present, a second service will be held at 3 A.M.

Third annual mid-April golf tourney concludes tourney program

The third annual mid-April golf tournament runs April 13 14 and 15 at the Country Club ending the club's tournament program with three days of play.

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Ryans The Klond Mr. Lippy Winchester Pinehart Hener Catholic Services Kirkwood Camder T. Edr Iuth Carolina Krumbholz Woodward Broadway 55Th Street New York T. D. Green
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