Community schedules and hours from Pinehurst listings
A dated village notice lists operating hours for shops and services including pharmacy, post office, dairy market, grounds, country club, department store, general office, telegraph, telephone, library, and mail arrivals and departures. It notes Saturday and Sunday timings and special mail cutoffs.
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Darry
Country Club
Dept
St Valentine and Spring Tourneys at Country Club Schedule
A historical club calendar lists Weeks of events including the Sixth and Seventh Annual St Valentine tournaments with gold medals and sterling cups, the Eighth Spring Tournament in Pinehurst style, and the United North and South Amateur and Open Championships. Also noted are rifle pistol handicaps, trap shooting, tennis Tin Whistle events, fox hunting, and club championships for men and women with dates in February to April.
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ST. Valentine's
ST. Valentine’s
Pinehurst
TIN Whistle
Pinehurst Chapel Services Led by Pinehurst Religious Association
The Pinehurst Chapel is under the control of the Pinehurst Religious Association and services are maintained throughout the season. Non-denominational services are for all Pinehurst residents. Rev T A Cheatham, B D, Resident Minister. Sunday Holy Communion at 9 30 A M. Morning Service and Sermon at 11 00 A M. Sunday school at 12 35 P M.
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Pinehurst
South
High Point
Sou. Ry
North
A. L
Carthage
Aberdeen
Florida Points
A. L. Sleeper
Carthhage
Florida Pointe
High Point & Son
A. L. No
Dally
The
Pinehurst Religious Association
T. A. Cheatham
Catholic Services Village Chapel Sundays at six
Catholic services held at Village Chapel every Sunday morning at 6. All parishioners welcome to attend this regular weekly gathering. The service schedule remains consistent each week.
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Catholic
Equestrian Picnic Led by Mr and Mrs Twitty
Mr and Mrs James T Twitty headed an equestrian picnic that proved so enjoyable weekly outings will be planned for the rest of the season. Guides led riders to a retreat under cathedral pines where coffee was brewed over a campfire and lunch served outdoors. The pack mule served as commissary and cook wagon, recalling old western mining days. Attendees included A I de Laplante and others listed as de Laplante, Coe, Stevick, Snow, and the Misses Reed.
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James
Pines
A. I. de Laplante
Messrs. de Laplante
Coe
Stevick
Snow
Reed
Village Club Meeting at Mrs Tufts Home
The regular Village Club meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Leonard Tufts in Mystic on Wednesday afternoon at 3 30.
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Mrs. Tufts
Leonard Tufts
Mystic
Powder choice governs success in shooting game
A mid century note explains that success in filling a game bag hinges on powder quality. Even with accurate guns and high grade shells, scores depend on using strong, uniform, reliable powder. It advises readers to insist on shells loaded with the right powder.
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DuPont
Hotel Continental Opens Modern Service in 1911
The Hotel Continental opened in March 1911 and already carries an enviable reputation. It offers rooms with running water and bath access at 1.50 to 2.00 dollars for one person and 2.50 to 3.00 dollars for two, with private bath rooms priced higher at 2.50 to 3.00 dollars for one and 4.00 to 5.00 dollars for two.
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Moore County
North Carolina
James W. Tufts
Herbert L. Jilla On
Ask Central
Mr. Jillson
Pinehurst, North Carolina
N. B. Seie ml
Mast
GoLp
Catholic Services
Mr. and
Mira
Twitty
E.i.du Pont de Nemours
Wilmington
Del
Hotel Continental
Washington, D. C
Union Station
A. W. Chaffee