Expression of Regard for Pinehurst Resident Manager
A group presents a gold watch to Thomas B. Cotter, resident manager, in gratitude for his service to Pinehurst and the village. The presentation emphasizes esteem from village associates and departments, with Cotter replying modestly for the cordial cooperation shown in carrying forward village work.
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Thomas B. Cotter
Pinehurst
Yvil
Cotter
The Blushing Bride and the Oyster Request Scene
A theatrical scene unfolds with a shy bride seeking dinner items from a butcher. She questions the assortment, mentions typical quantities, and orders about a dozen oysters for two, then inquires about chickens, noting a featherless bird and judging color and fatness. The dialogue reveals humor and social texture of the period setting.
Village Hall surprise honors Pinehurst booster
A lighted gathering at the Village Hall honored a local figure, with praise for a bright future in Pinehurst. The scene featured humorous banter and readings, including snippets from Monologues by May Isabel Fisk. A casual note on a damaged chicken and market chatter closes the event.
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Mr. Dodd
May Isabel Fisk
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T. B. Cotter
Plexes
the Butcher
Boney
Hawley
Sharpes
Skinnie
Philadelphia