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Newspaper

Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1915

Page

5

New Rochester golfer wins annual tournament title

The new champion, 19 year old Pawling School student from Rochester, previously Rochester City Champion, led with a 76 79 total, one stroke ahead of Travis Ouimet and Guilford. The crowd noted a mysterious caddy mascot and praised the quiet, modest winner as crowd and course watched tense finish.

Irving Robeson Rochester Pawling United Travis Ouimet Guilford Donald Ross

Morse Hosts Carolina Bridge Party Prizes Awarded

Morse entertained Mrs W S Morse hosted a Carolina bridge party on Wednesday afternoon with tea after the game. Prize winners were Mrs Jillson and Miss Priest, while Consolations went to Mrs Gardner and Mrs Wood. Also present were Mesdames Robeson and Beall and Miss Beall.

W. S. Morse Carolina Jillson Miss Priest Gardner Wood Mesdames Robeson Beall Miss Beall

Thursday evening Pine Grove dance by Tufts hosted group

Mrs Leonard Tufts hosted a Thursday evening dance in the Pine Grove assisted by Mesdames John Tyler Newton G M Howard R C Shannon and J G Splane who presided at the refreshments under electric lights. The scene filled with outdoor joy and music prompting thoughts of afternoon tea events in pleasant days.

Pine Grove

Dinner Guests Include Spauldings and Merrills

Mr. and Mrs. Spaulding hosted a Carolina dinner attended by Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Spaulding and guests Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Whittemore, and Misses Marie Sinclair and Muriel Tannehill.

H. N. Spaulding Carolina 8. M. Merrill P. W. Whittemore Marie Sinclair Muriel Tannehill

Mid-April golf tourney draws eighty players despite absences

Eighty players are participating in the Mid-April golf tournament at Fox Hills with many guests like Mr. W. E. Truesdell and Ouimet away for a few days at Seaview on their return home.

Guilford Fox Hills W. E. Truesdell Ouimet Seaview

The Religion of Hastus Whan Ah Prays Der Lord

A dialectal folk saying features a speaker named Rastus claiming prayer leads to early breakfast before daybreak. The quip contrasts hunger with a promised meal after prayer, illustrating a humorous regional voice and belief. The fragment preserves character and cadence without broader context.

Rastus

Dinner Guests Entertain at The Carolina

Mr and Mire Newcomb entertained Mr and Mrs D E Heywood and Mr and Mrs J E Pushee at The Carolina Thursday evening. The guests motored in from Southern Pines to join the Newcombs for dinner.

Mr. and Mire Newcomb D. E. Heywood J. E. Pushee A. 8. Newcomb Carolina Southern Pines

Mrs Hamlin Hosts Luncheon At The Holly Inn

Mrs George A Hamlin entertained Mrs T T Watson Miss Ross Mrs F T Ellison and Miss Ellison at luncheon at The Holly Inn on Tuesday.

George A. Hamlin T. T. Watson Miss Ross F. T. Ellison Miss Ellison Holly Inn

Spring Suggestion and Ride Toward the Setting Sun

A poetic note invites a central spring journey for stable use. The brief envisions a delightful trip, whether going or coming, as these spring days unfold with favorable weather and calm charm.

Luncheon Guests At The Carolina Hostess Honor

Mrs H W Priest hosted a luncheon at The Carolina on Wednesday for guests including Mrs John Smithers and Messrs T T Watson W Priest and C B Hudson with Mrs H W Priest also attending.

John Smithers T. T. Watson C. B. Hudson

Femet, Course Dotty and Ouimet’s Sweater Motto

A playful exchange centers on menswear style and familiarity as Ponty and Femet joke about a sweater emblem. The snippet hints at a social moment where the speaker recalls meeting Ouimet, tying clothing and personal encounter in light conversation.

Dotty Ouimet

Mrs J G Splane Hosts Pines Putting Contest

Mrs J G Splane acted as hostess for a Friday afternoon putting competition at the Pines, inviting guests to participate in a casual event.

J. G. Splane the Pines

Putting Competition At The Price First

Page and Shaw initiate a price competition as their initial stock arrives at The Carolina store. The move signals a competitive pricing strategy aimed at attracting customers with value on newly stocked goods.

Page & Shaw Carolina

Jewelry Shop Ha Ht Bargain Hunters Seem To Favor It

The Jewelry Shop draws in bargain hunters who view it as the place to find value. Local shoppers praise the store for competitive prices and wide selection, making it a popular stop for those seeking deals.

Get the Habit Sending The OvTLocs to Friends

A brisk reminder promotes sharing an article titled The OvTLocs with friends to save time on letter writing and encourage wider readership. The note emphasizes ease of forwarding and keeping readers informed about local topics.

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Maine California Wonder Goodrich Pinehurst Country Club the Stag Meteor Scotty The B. F. Goodrich CO Akron Ohio Puritan Commonwealth Avenue Boston Massachusetts Avenue Weston Lexington Pinehurst N. C Edward Fitzgerald Sumaure Columbus White Mountains Bethlehem N. H Pine Crest Inn Pinehurst E. C. Bliss the Jewelry Shop Ernest W. Bush Southern Pines, North Carolina Fuleihan Pinebluff, N.C Ervin McGill Fayetteville R. F.D. No N.C United Champion Topping Morse Mrs. Spaulding Hastus Hamlin Gueste Mires Hx, W. Priest Femet
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