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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1903
Page
4
A quotation from Hon J Y Joyner argues that withholding public school funds from Black students would undermine the entire system. It stresses improving education quality for all, asserting race cannot justify unequal schooling and that education benefits all living beings.
The indoor entertainment featured a putting contest with sterling cups donated by E A Freeman of Montclair and H O Curtis Davis of New York City. Over sixty participants from hotels and cottages competed, with Mrs. St John Smith of Portland perfecting all eighteen putts to win the women's cup. The men’s trophy drew notable players including F J Bailey of Chicago, Walter A Berg of Boston, and M H Wilson of Cleveland, among others.
J C Powers of New York and Dr F Skaife of San Francisco tied for first with eighteen. In the playoff three putts each then Wil son and Powers tied on nine. A second playoff had Wilson scoring twelve of twelve and Powers nine as the event unfolded in The Carolina mush room. Several hundred spectators applauded. Event run by Freeman and Davis with Ketcham of New York assisting.
Forty four participated in weekly hearts games at The Holly Inn on Monday night with Miss Blanche Van Voorts of Syracuse and Mrs. F O Skaife of San Francisco taking the top two prizes. Consolations went to Mrs. F W Bradbury of Providence and Mr. H N Caswell of Parkersburg. The Carolina event Wednesday night saw prizes awarded to Walter Coulson Lawrence Mass and A E Lard St. Joseph Mo and Mrs. Lee B Durstine New York City. The Berkshire gathering crowned Dr. Murdock Boardman Miss Coy and Mrs. Davis as prize winners.
Village Hall prepares for an evening tableax program next Wednesday. The event promises an exceptionally unique and interesting lineup with each member contributing to the display.
The women committee presents living pictures and tableaux after a Pinehurst Nurseries exhibit and a list of acts including The Three Fates and Lovers Lane. The entertainment starts at 8 30 with 60 cent admission, proceeds to the township public school fund.
The progressive Valentine German arranged for tomorrow evening at the Carolina promises to be the season's highlight. A general invitation is issued. Gentlemen will draw partners and all ladies will progress with dainty favors being prepared.
Sunday evening performance conducted by Sharp features Gounod pieces, Verdi selections, arias, solos by Mr Hatfield and Mr Petit, and a cello concerto with Mrs Grofe. Guests are invited to join in singing God Be With You after the program.
Excitement rose Wednesday as a drag fox hunt paraded through the village. A dead fox was drawn, a dozen hounds were released at a stated time, many on horseback followed, and hundreds watched and listened to the music.
H Nelson Burroughs of Philadelphia won the second handicap event for the Outing trophy with a 20 score. M H Wilson of Cleveland placed second with 19, and A E Lard of St. Joseph was third with 18. The day was ideal, many ladies present, but scores were lower than expected. Remaining participants and full scores listed, with future shoots announced for the Priest trophy.
Guests are invited to attend informal weekly gatherings. Tuesday evening features a card party at The Berkshire, Thursday evening hosts a dance at The Holly Inn, Saturday afternoon runs from four until five ten at the Golf Club House, and Saturday evening offers a dance at The Carolina. Ma trons from various hotels manage these affairs.
A general invitation is extended for the Sabbath evening concerts at The venue. The notice highlights upcoming performances and invites community members to attend.
A riddle clues to a famous winter resort. The first part hints at a young woman’s action when absent, the second names a renowned journalist, yielding a resort name when combined.
A Thursday mixed foursome team match between guests from the Carolina and the Holly Inn was noted, with The Holly Inn team emerging victorious and further mention promised next week.
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