Choir rehearsal and social news in Smoky Hollow area
News in brief lists a Saturday choir rehearsal at Wil live Hall at 3 pm and Rev J C Moore addressing Smoky Hollow Colored Church on Sunday. It also notes a holiday money-saving Seaboard Air Line Railway offer, a Halifax woman hosting guests with a graphophone, a Berkshire whist gathering with prizes, and Miss Alice Fell of Boston winning first prize a miniature golf pin set.
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J.C. Moore
Smoky Lollow
Berkshire
Miss Richards
A. B. Hutchinson
Mar. A. B. Hutchinson
Alice Fell
Boston
AL Be Hutchinson
Christmas Tree Event at Village Hall in Pinehurst
The Village Hall hosts the annual Christmas tree for children on Monday evening December 21. Parents must provide presents by 10 a.m. to committee members Mrs. Alice M. Stacey or Miss Rose Garfield at the Cedars. Candy and popcorn will be supplied by management. Santa Claus will distribute gifts. songs recitations and carols will follow a stereo-optical entertainment with free admission. Pinehurst golf manager Donald Ross sets a new nine hole record of 36. Guests from England and Scotland praise Pinehurst links as among the best in the South and world.
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Alice M. Stacey
Rose Garfield
the Cedars
Santa Claus
Pinehurst
Donald Ross
England
Scotland
St. Andrew's
Southern Pines News Depot promotes holiday stock
Notice advertising a wide range of Christmas gift items available in stock including books games souvenirs and toys at the Southern Pines News Depot inviting readers to visit and browse the selection.
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Pines
News Depot
Southern Pines
Humorous Vignettes From 19th Century Satire
A collection of brief jokes and anecdotes from Harper's Bazar and others. A shopman jokes with a lady about revolving book cases misnamed as circulating libraries. A teacher tests Milton’s blindness with a child’s witty response. A scientist tells Pandora’s box tale yielding the moral germs. A misfired fire by a new servant ends in a practical misunderstanding.
Odd Questions at Sunday School and Quick Jabs of Wit
A Sunday school lesson ends with children asking where heaven is and how you can enter heaven after death. Jokes follow about chalk marks on sidewalks, late arrivals, and clever one-liners from a juror and a prisoner. Also included are quips about a Pasadena pastor and biblical misstatements from a prize exam and church leaders.
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One Star
Robert J. Burdette
Pasadena
California
For Sale Carrollton Hotel in Durham NC 60 rooms
The Carrollton Hotel is for sale. New, furnished, centrally located with 60 rooms, three stores, 600 feet of piazza, two dwellings, and three vacant lots on Fay ettevile and Carbarness streets. Rents total 2,000 and residences 60 annually. Price 18,000 with one third cash and balance in 2 to 4 years at 6 percent. Contact L A Carr Durham or O J Carroll Raleigh.
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Yarborough Mouse and Post Office
Fayettevile Street
Carbarness Street
Wilmington Street
L. A. Carr
Durham
N. C
O. J. Carroll
Raleigh
N.C
Pianoforte Lessons Offered by Mrs Sharp in Pinehurst
Mrs May Cook Sharp of the Klindworth Scharwenka Conservatory Berlin will take piano pupils during her winter residence in Pinehurst. Pupils or others wanting to rent piano time for practice may arrange through Mrs Sharp at Hotel Carolina Pinehurst.
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Pinehurst
Sharp Co
Carolina
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Paris
Baker’s
Baron von Liebig
Baker’s Chocolate Croquettes
Henry S. Davis
Pinehurst, N. C
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Bertha ‘Taylor
Halifax
N. S
Medius
Martin
Charles E. Kennedy
Southern Pines News Depot
Chicagoan
Indianapolis Press
Iere
Milton
Ee Chance
Pat
Mike
Choate
Tama Locksmith
Abraham
Lot
Ishmael
Hagar
Mark Guy Pearse
Zaccheus
Zacchus
Jesus
Church of England
Summit Hotel
Carthage, N. C
the Pinehurst Vocal Studio
Villace
A. D. ST. Clair, Manacer
Lamperti
Carrollton Hotel
Raleich, N. C
Mrs. May Cook Sharp
Klindworth Scharwenka Conservatory of Music
Berlin
Germany
the Outlook Press
South
C. L. Haves