Pinehurst Outlook Advertising Rate Card and Contact
Published every Saturday morning during the season from November to May in Pinehurst North Carolina the Outlook is conducted by Ralph W Page Advertising rates and space inquiries go through Edwin A Denhian Pinehurst NC One dollar annually five cents per copy foreign subscriptions fifty cents extra The editor welcomes contributions good photographs are sought Editorial rooms are over the Department Store hours are nine to five in telephoning ask central for Outlook Office Advertising rate card and circulation statements available on request Entered as second class matter at Pinehurst Post Office Moore County North Carolina.
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Ask Central
Outlook
Pinehurst
Moore County
North Carolina
Pinehurst Outlook
Religious Services at Pinehurst Chapel February 2 1918
Saturday February 2 1918 religious observances listed for Pinehurst Chapel include Holy Communion at 9:30 A.M. Children's Services at 10:00 A.M. Morning Service and Sermon at 11:00 A.M. A night service is held at the Community House at 8:00 P.M. with Masses for visiting priests noted and a second Mass. Lenten services are scheduled for Wednesday and Friday afternoons at 6:30 P.M.
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Pinehurst
Red Cross Work In Village For Soldiers In France
Women in the village and guests organize surgical dressings and hospital supplies for soldiers in France. Activities occur at the School House, Carolina Hotel, and School House with schedules each week. Pinehurst Branch leaders are Mrs. Leonard Tufts and Mrs. J. D. C. Rumsey, with a permanent committee including Mrs. T. T. Watson, Mrs. W. H. Priest, Mrs. C. B. Horton, and Mrs. G. M. Howard.
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France
Carolina Hotel
School House
Pinehurst
Sandhill
Rumsey
T. T. Watson
W. H. Priest
C. B. Horton
G. M. Howard
Senator Stone Rebukes Roosevelt Reported by Raleigh Paper
The Raleigh News and Observer notes Senator Stone delivered a strong rebuke to Theodore Roosevelt. The column uses a vivid metaphor sequence to emphasize a sharp political exchange.
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Raleigh News and Observer
Stone
Theodore Roosevelt
Why Josephus Daniels Keeps Navy Secretary Position
In this issue the editor explains why Josephus Daniels remains Secretary of the Navy praising his departments and leadership. The piece jokes about naval administration, mentions shortages of subscriptions, and dismisses rumors about the I W W, while promising forthcoming revelations.
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United States
Bernsdorf
Living with Boys The Author’s Fearful Outlook on Boys
A humorous yet wary narrator compares boys to dangers like fire burglars and storms. She confesses dread while walking streets and notes appearance as the only clear marker, aligning boys with outlaw glamour and seeking divine companionship through marriage prayers.
Noted Tennis Pro Hilton Takes Charge at Pinehurst Club
Douglas L. Hilton, a renowned tennis professional, arrives to direct tournaments and give lessons at Pinehurst Country Club. He heads the profession with mastered technique and the rare ability to impart skill. During summers he coaches at Piping Rock and has worked at Crescent Athletic, Essex Country, and Atlantic City Yacht Club, with a reputation from Newport to Australia.
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Douglas L. Hilton
Pinehurst Country Club
Hilton
Piping Rock
Locust Valley
Crescent Athletic Club
Essex Country
Atlantic City Yacht Club
Newport
Australia
Bank of Pinehurst Declares Eight Percent Dividend
The Bank of Pinehurst held its annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday evening and declared an 8 percent dividend, creating a $4000 surplus. Officers elected for the year include J. R. McQueen as President, Chas B. Hudson and M. C. McDonald as Vice Presidents, F. W. Von Canon as Cashier, and B. A. Richardson as Assistant Cashier. Directors named are J. R. McQueen, Chas B. Hudson, A. B. Newcomb, I. Sledge, W. James MacNab, Geo. T. Dunlap, Tyler L. Redfield, P. W. Whittemore, M. C. McDonald, and J. B. Von Canon.
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Bank of Pinehurst
J. R. McQueen
Chas. B. Hudson
M. C. McDonald
F. W. von Canon
B. A. Richardson
Chas B. Hudson
Advertisers Banquet Opens With Old World Flair
The Annual Banquet of the Advertisers, led by newly elected President Col. H. H. Treadwell, promises a return to days of yore despite a quieter atmosphere without gin fizz or brass bands. The host organization stirs memories of past pageantry.
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Col. H. H. Treadwell
Gala Night Fetes Toaster Lou Hamilton and Sousa Tribute
The week’s final gala featured Lou Hamilton as toastmaster while Uncle Davis Mcir Lloyd joked of more vices than anyone else as vice president. Sousa’s March drew claps and tangoing followed, with guests donning grotesque hats before returning to dancing in the ballroom. The event closed with the orchestra fading to Home Sweet Home.
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Lou Hamilton
Davis Mcir Lloyd
Fryjounity
Sousa
John Philip Sousa
Jane
Home Sweet Home
Miniature Golf At Barber Estate Ladies Event
Mr and Mrs James Barber hosted a unique party for Advertising Golf League ladies at the Barber Estate. A miniature golf course winding through shrubs and paths provided a playful course with mashie shots and careful slices. Mrs Morrill posted the best score, followed by Mrs Daniels and Mrs J A Moore.
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James Barber
Advertising Golf League
Barber Estate
Barber
Morrill
Daniels
J. A. Moore
Tribute to Mire Maomypeny at War Fund Letter
A 1917 letter from Lady Arthur Paget to Mrs. Florence Barber Monypeny praises her fundraising for blinded soldiers and sailors. The note notes Monypeny’s family ties to Pinehurst, her absence felt by the village, and the War Fund’s gratitude for her committee’s untiring work.
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Florence Barber Monypeny
Arthur Paget
Permanent Blind Relief War Fund
Monypenny
James Barber
Pinehurst
Beneraye Square
London
A. B. F. B. Permanent Blind Relief War Fund
Brayton Street
Englewood
N. J
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Ralph W. Page
Edwin A. Denhiam
Pinehurst, N. C
Religious
RED Cross
Leonard Tufts
Neo
Mystery
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