Pinehurst Gun Club Full Schedule of Upcoming Events
The Pinehurst Gun Club lists February and March shoots including Ten targets right left unknown and overhead, Tower Trap with Sterling Silver cup, and the Annual Pinehurst Championship Cup events. March 27 to 29 hosts the Gold Medal Championship open to prior contestants, with fifty targets expert and mangan traps. An entrance fee of twenty two cents applies to all events except the championship. Grounds trips are available with an attendant and standard bird charges apply.
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Mars
Pinehurst
Tin Whistle Tourney Schedule At Pinehurst
The Tin Whistles outline a series of golf events from February to March including eighteen hole handicap medal play, club championship qualifying, men's four ball, and thirty six hole handicap. Prizes go to winners and runners-up with special cups offered by local sponsors. Two prizes reward members with the best average scores across four Tin Whistle events.
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Mitell
Seratch
Yada
Feruary
T. B. Cotter
IW. Priest
A. I. Creamer
Pinehurst Outlook
4 Clever Chess Player in Wednesday Evening Match
A New York chess event featured Mr H Rosenfeld playing by memory against Mr Hehoodison with the moves sent by messenger from a cottage to the Holly Tree Hotel. Rosenfeld claimed a near win as the message from Goodison read Check and Rosenfeld reacted.
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H. Rosenfeld
New York
Heh
Oodison
Rosenfel
Goodison
Clessmen
Magnolia Hosts Guests At Card Parties This Season
At the Magnolia guests enjoy informal gatherings with progressive euchre six handed euchre and bridge whist. Two or three tables are filled each evening with visitors including Mr. and Mrs H W Ormsbee Brooklyn Mr and Mrs H HW Curtis Montreal Mas H W Brown Worcester Mrs W J Chadwick New Bedford Mrs H M Wordell Providence Mrs J H Carr and Miss G H Carr Brooklyn Mrs G H Oldring and Miss Lottie A Field Brooklyn Miss L A Hellyer Philadelphia Mrs A B West and Miss West Pittsburgh Miss Adams Philadelphia Mr Pascal P Fryer Buffalo Mr E W Van Deusen New Providence N J and Mr J E Kellogg Fitchburg Mass.
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Magnolia
H. W. Ormsbee
Brooklyn
H. HW. Curtis
Montreal
Mas
H. W. Brown
Worcester
Farewell sermon ends Seabury pastorate in Pinehurst
Rev J B Seabury delivered his farewell sermon at the Village Hall Sunday morning closing a pastorate of eleven weeks in Pinehurst. He leaves many friends who regret his departure. After services Mr Cotter urged formation of a permanent religious organization and a three member committee to oversee religious matters. J E Kellogg nominated E T Underhill J M Robinson and S A D Sheppard for the committee.
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J. B. Seabury
Pinehurst
Seabury
Cotter
J. E. Kellogg
E. T. Underhill
J. M. Robinson
8. A.D. Sheppard
Village Boys Pool Tour Ends with Three Prizes
A fifty ball pool tournament was held by the village boys on Saturday afternoon. Albert Crockett won first prize, Guy Parkhurst took second, and Russell Jones finished third for the top scores.
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Albert Crockett
Guy Parkhurst
Russell Jones
Princess Anne Hotel At Virginia Beach Prospectus
A vintage advertisement for the Princess Anne Hotel at Virginia Beach promotes its oceanfront location 300 feet from the surf, mild winters, pine forests, and resort charm. It touts in house farm and dairy, seafood, golf, drives along the beach and pines, and excellent wildfowl shooting with a call to request booklets from Groves, President and Manager.
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Princess Anne
Gulf Stream
America
Groves
Also Mentioned on This Page
WTS
Balance of
The
Pinehurst Gun Club
Caroling
Holly Inn
Tin Whistles
Poeticus
Grafton
Washington, D.C
Connecticut Ave
Washington
White House
State, War, Navy
Treasury Departments
Corcoran Art Gallery
Virginia Beach, VA
Jama
Beach Bluff, Mass
Preston
H. W. Priest
Estabrook & Eaton’s
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Co
Summer Street
Friend Street
Causeway Street
Faneuil Hall Square
Boston
Mass
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