Southward Ho by Auto in Tobacco Belt Tour
A traveling narrative along the Capital Highway describes towns from Oxford to Augusta, tracing tobacco belts, mills, springs, and resorts. It highlights Henderson Warrenton Littleton Roanoke Pinehurst Southern Pines Cheraw and Columbia while noting agricultural yields and historic sites. Frank Weldon signs as Capital Highway Association secretary.
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Oxford
Henderson
Warrenton
Horace Greeley
Littleton
Roanoke
Roanoke River
Virginia
Emporia
Petersburg
Richmond
Old Dominion
Pinehurst
Southern Pines
Jackson Springs
Ellerbe Springs
Rockingham
South Carolina
Colonel Cash
Society Hill
Darlington
Hartsville
Lydia
Bishopville
Camden
Columbia
Lexington
Batesburg
Leesville
Aiken
Newport
America
Augusta
Frank Weldon
Capital Highway Association
Rev T A Cheatham Returns as Resident Minister in Wilson
Announcement welcomes the return of Resident Minister T A Cheatham to Wilson North Carolina with plans for usual church services starting Sunday December 12. The community expresses general pleasure at his return and readiness for regular services.
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T. A. Cheatham
Wilson, N.C
Dickinson School Progress Noted At New Location
The Dickinson School and the Dickinson Colored School in its new location show favorable progress, with a visit to the site always of interest to observers and residents alike.
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Dickinson Colored School
Complete Department Store Reopens With Expanded Stock
Department Store leader P. J. Ward returns from northern markets promising the most complete and varied assortment in the store’s history. Emphasizing high grade grocery specialties dry goods furnishings shoes hats and novelties plus outfitting for golfers and hunters. New pharmacy display features toilet articles stationery confections cigars and a full line of drugs. Northern managers will run all departments and stock will be ready fast if a required item is not on hand. The annual holiday display will be more varied and attractive than before.
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Manger
P. J. Ward
Village Booklet Issued By OuT LOOK Press
The annual Village booklet comes in a color cover and is richly illustrated with information from all village departments under separate headings for quick subject access. The booklet will be ready for distribution soon.
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Outlook Press
Golf Club Attaches Return to Standby Staff
The Country Club staff remains unchanged with Professionals Donald and Alexander Ross, Greenskeeper John Peacock, and Clerk W. James McNab continuing in their posts for another year.
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Country Club
Donald and
Alexander Ross
John Peacock
W. James McNab
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Dickinson School
H. W. Priest
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Pinehurst Springs
Berkshire
Pinehurst, N. C
F. C. Abbe
Manacer
Traymore
Atlantic City
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Traymore CO
Chas, O. Marquette
Outlook Publishing CO
North Carolina