Pinehurst town meeting and golf results recap
A Pinehurst report covers a church announcement for next Sunday services at both town ends with baptisms, plus articles referred to the board of selectmen, a Pinehurst Brass Band funding withdrawal, and a schoolhouse postponement. It notes a lively town meeting mood, witty exchanges, and details of a golf tournament weekend with winners Thomson Waters and Manice Sise. Local records include L B Thillock breaking the professional 18 hole course record with 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rund
Babes
Hhoard
Pinehurst
Jaive
Carolina Hotel
Pat Dwyer
Parcels
Pat
Treadway
Smay
E. A. Thomson
Iso
Datton
E. A. Manice
Dallett
Edward Barker
C. M. Brewer
T. L. Robinson
Cos. Hungerford KE
W.E. Foster
On the Golf Links at Pinehurst Cup Contests End
The past week at Pinehurst Golf Links featured record scores and cup events. Numerous handicap tournaments including mixed foursome and men and ladies foursomes, plus the season awards by Tufts cups, dominated action as leaders lowered records. Mr and Mrs George Dutton won the Friday mixed foursome medal with a net 80, surpassing prior cup tallies.
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Pinehurst
Tufts
George
Dutton
Gc.hattan
Amateur record falls as Thomson scores 80 at 18 holes
On Monday E A Thomson broke the amateur record by shooting 80 over 18 holes. Scoring details show per hole results, with a final 80. A London Telegraph item notes Vardon’s Pinehurst visit displaying skill in a 386 hole match against Tucker and Hillock, winning by a large margin.
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E. A. Thomson
London
Alexander Rumrill
Lenox
Vardon
Trip to Carthage by Rail Delights Northern Visitors
Last Tuesday a party of villagers rode to Carthage by rail. They visited the court house during court in session and witnessed several offenders punished. Crowds filled the town with horse-trading and other amusements while the group toured the surrounding area before returning by train to Southern Pines at 6 o'clock, just in time for supper. The excursion offered residents a view of Southern life and produced many photographs. The party included Mrs. James L. Connell, Miss Francis S. Thins cout, Miss Martha Kimball of Portsmouth Noob, Mr and Mrs. H C Graton of Worcester Mass, Rev R B Tobey of Boston, and Messrs James W Tufts and F L Spinney.
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Carthage
Southern Pines
James Lf. Connell
Francis
Thinscout
Martha Kimball
Portsmouth
H.C. Graton
Worcester
Mass
Tobey
Boston, Wid
James W. ‘Tufts
Spinney
Sunday Evening Concert By Hollynn Orchestra
The regular weekly public concert by the Hollynn orchestra under Prev. Sharp was held in the music room at Holly last Sunday evening and well attended. The program featured Mrs. McKown in two solos and Mr. Ryder on clarinet with Favorable applause. It included Murei Bunker HL Pryor Overture Berlin In Joy and Sorrow Conraii Vocal Solo Beauty's Eyes Test Grand Selection From Faust Fantasie on The Old Folks at Home Serenade For Horn and Clarinet Florian's Song Godard Nolte An American Patrol Hymn God be with you by the audience.
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Hollynn Orchestra
Prev. Sharp
Holly
McKown
Ryder
Murei
Bunker HL Pryor
Berlin
Conraii
Mrs. McKown
Faust
Lome
Mr. Ryder
Florian
Services Last Sunday Communion in Village Room
Religious services last Sunday began with a communion service held in the small room of the village. The event reflected a quiet gathering of attendees in the village church setting, noting the modest venue and orderly proceedings.
Sermon and Services Draw Large Congregation
A morning hall service at 6 am conducted by Rev. P M Prescott preceded a 10 480 strong gathering in the Village Sall where Rev Re Db Tobey of Boston delivered an engaging sermon. Sunday school at noon drew a large attendance and the Episcopal service at 3 15 pm was led by Rev Mr Gregory. The 7 15 pm prayer and praise, led by Rev Mir Tobey, was well attended and enjoyed by all.
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Sall
Re DB. Tobey
U Star
Mr. Gregory
Mir Tobey
Pinehurst Minstrels At Village Hall Next Monday
Pinehurst Minstrels present an entertaining village program featuring comic songs a negro sermon a cake walk and jokes culminating with The Dumb Darkeys Courtship. Local humor and side-splitting sketches promise lots of fun with reserved seating tickets 50 and 25 cents available at the store.
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Pinehurst
Darkey
Palm Sunday Services At Local Church
Next Sunday a Christianan service at 10 45 with a palm Sunday sermon by Rev. Rufus B Tobey. A musical program is planned and Sunday school follows at 12 noon. An Episcopal service at 3 15 led by Rev. Mr Gregory. A vesper service at 7 15 with music and a short sermon by Rev. Mr Pobey. All invited to attend.
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Christiananion
Rufus B. Tobey
Episcopal
Mr. Gregory
Pobey
Spreading Happiness and a Dancing Laugh Quote
A Chicago Times Herald snippet notes a cheerful exchange about happiness and a young lady’s reaction to dancing. Advertised in The Outlook.
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Chicago Times- Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Messrs
Ernest A. Thomson
Merrill Waters
Brooklyn
J. T
W. D. Phillips
L. Baldwin
G.C. Dutton
Sise
Smith
Thomson
Brittin
Mid Priest
Barker
R. W. Sise
H. M. Brittin
A. Patterson
H. L. Phillips
Carpenter E. A. Thomson
E. A Mankee J
A. Thomson
Our
Gounod
Nolte
Nassau St
New York
P.M. Prescott
Boston
Pinehurst Minstrels
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