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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1914
Page
9
Pinehurst Quarterly begins its season in Pinehurst North Carolina editing by Herbert L Jillson. The publication priced at one dollar annually five cents per copy with fifty cent foreign subscriptions. Editor welcomes contributions and photographs. Office hours nine to six. Postage and contact details noted. Published December 12 1914.
A regional timetable lists daily train arrivals and departures at Pinehurst and Carthage with services for post, dairy, country courses, and the general office. It includes Sunday hours, mail arrival at 9.30 A.M., and a detailed list of connections to S.A.L. and Asheboro Highpoint lines.
A fragmentary religious parable depicts seven fat years followed by famine and darkness. People retreat to caves while others seek to profit from the blind, lamenting, and planning to acquire wealth from those in need as society thrives on surplus. The tone echoes prophetic biblical style.
T. B. Boyd of St. Louis shot a seventy-nine for the best score of the season, posting a forty out and thirty-nine in for the golfers to shoot at on Monday.
The poem recalls William L. OConnor of Indianapolis as a Pinehurst enthusiast who tees off with a brassie and dimpled ball near the green. It celebrates his ardor and playful rivalry, noting his long wait for a trip to Pinehurst and referencing the author Wallace famed for Donlin at the Bat.
Fragmentary text presents a dialogue between sunlit dwellers and darkness seekers. The speakers debate enduring until the land heals and crops ripen, with plans to emerge after the dark days when the sun returns. No clear event, date, or proper names are identifiable.
Readers are urged to visit the Princess at Southern Pines for current films and plan supper at The Carolina on return. Manager Picquet's shows are described as up to the minute and the hotel night steward is noted for prompt service when asked.
A lively note describes a social excursion with a car, friends, and various activities. Visitors may bring their own vehicle or use the stable’s, creating a memory of anticipation and shared travel.
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