Pinehurst Look Office Advertising and Subscription Rates
The Season runs November May at Pinehurst NC One Dollar annually Five cents per copy Foreign subscriptions fifty cents extra The editor welcomes contributions Good photographs desired Editorial rooms over the department store Hours 9 to 5 In telephoning ask central for Our Look Office Advertising rate card and circulation statement on request Entered as second class matter at Pinehurst Post Office Moore County NC
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Ask Central
Look
Pinehurst
Moore County
North Carolina
Public debate over National Defence in North Carolina
In North Carolina public opinion diverges on national defence with farmers union leaders and politicians like Parker Poe and Claude Kitchin misrepresenting sentiment. The author urges acknowledging strong local support for a robust army and navy and notes T. Douglas Robinson found Pinehurst receptive to a military training camp idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Farmers Union
North Carolina
Parker
Poe
Claude Kitchin
Kitchin
T. Douglas Robinson
Leonard Wood
Pinehurst
North Carolina Farmers Vote For Adequate National Preparedness
The State press favored preparedness and citizen soldiery training. Governor Craig and Raleigh editors supported it. Roger Derby, president of the North Carolina Farmers Conference, called for a statewide vote on Adequate National Preparedness and has received no dissenting votes so far. Strong opponents exist, and the paper invites open debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Craig
Raleigh
Roger Derby
North Carolina Farmers Conference
Punting in Practice the Precepts of the Country Life Commission
The Sandhill Board of Trade champions rural independence to build self sufficient communities. It funds roads markets schools and social plans while urging local participation in a country life school to keep country youth thriving at home. The piece promotes self help over charity and calls for collective effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Life Commission
Republic
Departments of Agriculture and of Public Instruction
Washington
Wisconsin
Sandhills
Sandhill Board of Trade
United States
Board of Trade
Country Life
Coutry
J. R. McQueen
Wedding Celebrations at The Country Club Pinehurst Path to Joy
At The Country Club Pinehurst a wedding unfolds with June Pages marrying Miss Nena Barbee Jones of Washington. Boston figure Emerson is cited for saying worth attracts interest, while Mrs. Manning demonstrates baking for guests. The scene blends luncheon, dinner, and evening dance before the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Emerson
Boston
Hoboken
Pinehurst
June
Magnificent
Nena Barbee Jones
Washington
Johnnie Hall
A Big Bag of Prizes From the Marlboro Fair Tale
The community secretary returns from the Marlboro Fair with a Ford loaded with prizes from Sandhill exhibits. The item describes weekly events and encourages sharing notes with friends. It reads as a nostalgic digest of local happenings and an invitation to forward the tale.
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Pinehurst, North Carolina
Conducted By
Ralph W. Page
Epwin A. Denham
West 32d Street
New York
For National Defence
Celebria
the Country Club
DU Pont
Dupont
Ballistite
DU Pont DE Nemours and Company
Wilmington, Delaware
the Jewelry Shop
THE
Pine Crest Inn
E. C. Bliss
Ernest W. Bush
Osteopath
Southern Pines, North Carolina
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