German Whist at the Holly Inn Pictures Evening Fun
Guests at Holly Inn filled fourteen tables for German whist arranged by Mesdames Case and Brookman with ten prizes for ladies and ten for gentlemen. Rules for the game are published, plus an advertisement for Or, in the New Eldorado story by Mrs. D. E. Osborne, noting it is 485 pages, green cloth binding, priced at $1.00 at Pinehurst Department Store.
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Holly Inn
Mesdames Case
Brookman
Edwards
Jones
Hall
Mrs. Lake
de Lorien
Mr. Delaney
Mr. Prescott
Mr. Bryant
Brookmmen
Curtis
D. E. Osborne
North Carolina
Pinehurst
Wonder Woman Eliza Cheek Visits Wonderland Village
Mrs Eliza Cheek widow of Leonard Cheek visits Wonderland for the first time, touring Summer Hill farm country near Carthage Fayetteville and Pineluyst. She sees a department store steam heating trolley electric light and power plant boilers, the Holly Inn and its dining room, a bowling alley and the Outlook office, learning how a newspaper is printed and receiving copies before returning home amazed by modern city comforts.
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Eliza Cheek
Leonard Cheek
Summer Hill
Carthage
Fayetteville
Pineluyst
Holly Tan
Holly Inn
Baby Show and Cake Walk Held by Mineral Springs Colored Residents
Arrangements for a baby show and cake walk are being organized for Tuesday February 28 in Village Hall Mineral Springs township. Colored ladies with babies under two years may enter the baby show for prizes while all ages can join the cake walk with top prizes a large cake and a smaller cake for runners up. Baby winners receive 3.00 and 2.50 for the second prettiest. Entries to editor of The Outlook.
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Mineral Springs
The
Outlook
Town bowling showdown at Pinehurst Alleys
A three string bowling match in Pinehurst between two local town teams produced a close contest. The regular team led after the first string, the second string tied, and the third string saw the second team rally to win by 62 pins. A follow up match the next Tuesday ended 2771 to 2718 for the regulars.
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Pinehurst
Southern Pines
Reguirs
Obituary for M. E. Nichols of Medford and Boston
Mr M E Nichols died unexpectedly last Friday after a weekend illness in the North while visiting for a winter rest with his wife and friends. He had long been a quiet upright merchant in Charlestown Boston conducting a dry goods business for nearly 30 years and was well known in Medford Mass where he lived. The body was taken to his northern home on Saturday with his wife and the neighbors Mr and Mrs Franklin Hervey. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
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M. E. Nichols
Mr. Nichols
Medford
Mass
Tle
Charlestown
Boston
Franklin Hervey
Village Hall Social Dance Delights Local Crowd
Last Saturday evening a social dance drew a large crowd to the Village Hall. Music by the Holly Inn orchestra entertained attendees while a colored Mein performed a clog dance to hearty amusement. A good time was reported by all present.
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Holly Inn
Cotton remains the South’s main crop says planter
A regional note declares cotton as the mopy crop of the South and urges planters to maximize yield with good cultivation rotation and fertilizer use. It promises free pamphlets on modern cotton farming from German Kali Works of New York for interested coin planters.
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German Kali Works
Nassau St
New York
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In Wonderland
Hampions
Merrill
Atwood
Winchester
Due Klis
de Loried
Ihillips
An Adame
Slipkerson
Su Case
Vole
Pinehurst, N. C
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