Lincoln Birthday Fete at Box Court for Pinehurst Chapel
Ladies of Pinehurst plan a Lincoln Fete at Box Court on Friday February 12 at 2 30 pm to raise funds for the Chapel Building upkeep. Auction bridge and card games, a repast at 5 pm, admission one dollar, with tickets through local hosts and area hotels. Proceeds support religious societies and village charities. An informal tea follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Box Court
Tyler L. Redfield
Greenwich
Priest
Carolina
John Smithers
Beacon
Dunlap
Column Lodge
Redfield
Holly Inn
Pine Crest Inn
Berkshire
Miss Kitty Cheatham to Sing at Country Club Recital
The season's musical treat features Miss Kitty Cheatham in a Monday recital at the Country Club, February 15 at 3 pm, with a wide range of selections. Active committee includes Mrs Raphael Pumpelly and Mrs Guy Metcalf, among many patrons and patronesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Cheatham
Country Club
Raphael Welles Pumpelly
Guy Metcalf
Ralph W. Page
Leonard Tufts
R. W. Pumpelly
R. W. Page
T. L. Redfield
R. A. Swigert
P. W. Whittemore
W. L. Hurd
G. J. Jenks
C. H. Hanna
F. T. Ellison
G. F. Blake
Houston
Robeson
R. J. Walsh
J. F. Pushee
T. A. Cheatham
T. B. Boyd
John Y. Boyd
Boyd
Frederick
Mary Bruce
W. K. Porter
Daisy Porter
John Warren Achorn
Fox hunters recount a wild three hunt week
A rambled tale notes three fox hunts with varied results. The first saw three foxes, the second two on the move with one pelt taken, and the final chase described as a relay-like race tiring the pack. Local characters Palmer Jones Nat Bill Jones appear in the digressive lore as spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Fame
Mars’ Twitty
Nat
Jones
Palmer Jones
Bill Jones
West End
Bill
Miver Foils Prize Winners In Two-ball Foursomes
An inter club golf event for the Silver Foils produced a lively two-ball foursomes. Mrs J A Maxwell and Mrs Linford Smith led with a 95 net after deducting forty strokes. Second went to Mrs G M Howard and Mrs Herbert L Jillson at 100. Other teams included Miss Edith Barnett and Mrs I B Robeson at 104, Mrs Guy Metcalf and Mrs J G Splane at 108, Mrs Donald Ross and Mrs J T Newton at 118, and Mrs C H Hanna with Mrs T B Boyd at 126. In Saturday’s putting, Mrs A C Aborn and Miss Blanche Farrington tied at 26, with Aborn winning the playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Maxwell
Linford Smith
G. M. Howard
Herbert L. Jillson
Robeson
Edith Barnett
Guy Metcalf
J. G. Splane
Donald Ross
J. T. Newton
C. H. Hanna
T. B. Boyd
A. C. Aborn
Blanche Farrington
Aborn
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Goodrich
Whippet
Akron
The
B. F. Goodrich Company
Akron, Ohio
Aid of Chapel
Cadwallader
Emma J. Sinclair
Harry Kirkover
A. L. Spence
Benjamin I. Butler
W. F. Mack
Aberdeen Hardware Company
Achorn
Pineluff
Carthage
McDonald's
Burt
Miver Foils
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