Early explorations uncovering unknown value in Carolina area
Found by the first white explorers pushing from Eastern North Carolina in the mid 1800s, evidence of an early discovery for which no record exists, remaining hidden until the twentieth century when its significance was made known by Fred A. Olds.
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North Carolina
Fred A. Olds
Tin Whistle match play results crown prize winners
Nicholson Kellogg and Phillips share top honors in a tin whistle tourney flight. Scores show uneven margins as players like Nicholson 14-4 up and Belden 20, Mackenzie 17, Hurd 16, and others posted decisive rounds. Three withdrawals and one no card noted.
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J.G. Nicholson
J. E. Kellogg
Co. N. Phillips
Nicholson
Kellogg
Phillips
Maclaughlin
Fay
Dean
Becker
Ormsbee
Waters
Marr
Hudson
Check
Dunlop
Abbe
Mackenzie
Robeson
Milliken
Towle
G. W
Pushee
Hurd
Truesdell
Priest
Hunter
Sweeney
Tracy
Wincher
Fownes
Cheatham
Fink
Davis
Caswell
Eddy
Bixby
N. B
Final swamp capture ends long pursuit
The chase culminated in circles that were shortened until a final throw into a swamp ended the pursuit and resulted in the kill.
Lockwood Leads Weekly Trap Shoot With Best Net and Gross Score
C A Lockwood led the field in Mondays trap shooting handicap with both the best gross and net scores finishing eighty five with a handicap of eight. Miller with a fifteen allowance scored seventy six. Leroy Frost had seventy one with a twelve allowance in third. E C Stufles twenty four scored seventy and A Hi Peese twenty four scored sixty five.
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C. A. Lockwood
Miller
Leroy Frost
E. C. Stufles
A. Hi. Peese
Moonlit Equestrian Picnic Led by Mr and Mrs Twitty
A campfire gathering featured a moonlit equestrian picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James T. Twitty. Guests included Messrs Putnam Stevick and Master Mundy and the Misses Reed and Mundy as the group rode to a pine grove for marshmallow roasting songs and storytelling.
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James T. Twitty
Putnam
Stevick
Mundy
Reed
Miss Ruby Stone Announces Monday Children's Party
Miss Ruby Mianda Stone invites general attendance to a children s party Monday afternoon at The Carolina ballroom. She asks outsiders to offer advice in advance of the event.
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Ruby Mianda Stone
Carolina Ballroom
Miss Stone
Oficera Chosen and Tour Events Planned for Season
At a Silver Foils meeting at the Country Club House permanent organization was effected. Officers include President Mrs Allan Lord and Vice Presidents Mrs Rupert C King and Mrs Irving Robe son. Secretary-Treasurer Miss Gwendolyn Cummings. Club Captain Miss Mary Fownes. Honorary members include Mrs St John Smith Barrows and others. Last week's tournament winners were Miss Blanche and Miss Shannon, with trophies donated by Mr J V Hall.
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Country Club
Fownes
Becker and Ross
Allan Lord
Rupert C. King
Irving
Robeson
Gwendolyn Cummings
Mary Fownes
James P. Gardner
William West
Lewis E. Beal
Thomas J. Check
C. N. Phillips
J. Raymond Price
Louise Elkins
Lucy Priest
St. John Smith Barrows
Leonard Tufts
Herbert L. Jillson
Miss Blanche
Miss Shannon
J. V. Hall
Fox Hunt Ends in Thrilling Victory
A lively fox chase produced one of the season’s thrillers as the pack surged ahead and a long straight run decided the outcome. The hounds maintained rapid pace while the fox attempted to escape but failed to overturn the sequence.
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Ihe
Reynard
Veteran trap shooter Lockwood returns to action
Mr. Lockwood comes back after years away and remains a veteran contender in the trap shooting field, still in the running with the younger shooters.
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Mr. Lockwood
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Jefferson
Richmond, VA
the Country Club of Virginia
Tila
Richmond
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Weisiger, Manger
Selver Foils Organ
Oficera
Foat
Enda
A. Lockwood
Bretton
White Mountains
New Hampshire
WOODS
Mount Pleas
Mount Washington
W. J. Trudeau
Mgr
Ss. Kenney
Mgs
Ormond
Clarenden
Ormond Beach
Fla
Seabreeze
Florida
Broadway
New York
MR. Foster
Bretton Woods