Last Sunday's Services at Vinebluff and Pinehurst
Rev. D W Fox of Vinebluff led the morning service to the season’s largest congregation. Special music by a Pinehurst bingo choir drew hearty participation with hymns sung in parts. Mrs TE W Smith gave a notable solo. Bible class and Sunday school attendance rose under Fox Stout and Bliss. Episcopal services at 3 15 led by Mr Gregory of Southern Pines and a 7 pm praise service led by Mr Bliss drew good turnout.
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Seison
D. W. Fox
Vinebluff
Pinehurst
TE. W. Smith
Fox
Stout
Bliss
Gregory
Southern Pines
Village Hall Whist Party Winners Report
A damp Friday whist gathering at the Village Hall drew fewer players. Prizes went to Mrs Baxter and Miss Rice for ladies, while Mer McArdle and Mr R Dickson won the top gentlemen prizes. Booby prizes went to Mrs Bliss and Mr Rice, with credit to Mrs George Freeman and Miss E Burnite for organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Baxter
Miss Rice
Mrs. Bliss
Mer. McArdle
R. Dickson
Rice
George Freeman
E. Burnite
J. Carrington
Last Sunday's Concert at the Hotel Carolina
Director Sharp drew the season’s largest crowd at the Hotel Carolina with a varied program from Mendelssohn to Her bert. Special mentions included the National Airs fan tasie, a fine duet by Pinte wand Chorinet, and a delightful Cornet Solo. Illness kept Van Santvoord from performing. Mr Homes stepped in at short notice and impressed all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Hotel Carolina
Mendelssohn
Herbert
van Santvoord
Homes
Handicap Medal at Vinehurst on Saturday
On the Vinehurst golf links last Saturday a handicap medal play occurred in fine conditions. A large field competed as the course and greens were in excellent shape. Mr. Robbins posted a standout 73 to win a handsome bag as prize, with several notable scores listed.
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Vinehurst Golf Links
Robbins
Indoor golf machines attract enthusiasts and critics
The article surveys a range of devices designed to teach golf clubs within a room or small yard. It notes mixed success, discusses tethered-ball drives and a London tethered drive register tested by J H Taylor and James Braid, and reports on the pros and cons of indoor practice against traditional play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appiatus
London
J. Hl.Taylor
James Braid
Romford
Braid
Mide
Tle
Taylor
Parlor Wolf
James A. ‘Tyng
R. St. George Walker
George 5. O'Flyn
New York Sun
Services Next Sunday Morning and Evening Schedule
Morning service at 11 a m led by Rev D W Fox features Spolers As Pants the Hirt with Mrs George Freeman solo parts. Mrs May Cook Sharp to play piano. At 12 noon adult Bible class and Sunday school with Rev D W Fox and Mr Bliss. At 3 15 Episcopal service by Rev Mr Gregory. At 7 p m praise service open to all. Holy communion at 9 a m in Village hall with Rev Mr Gregory and Mr Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Fox
George Freeman
May Cook Sharp
Bliss
Mr. Gregory
Prescot
Concert Programme for Next Sunday Evening at Hotel Carolina
The program for next Sunday's concert at the Hotel Carolina begins at 8 p.m. It features a Grand Selection Stabat Mater by Ronsini, a Pianoforte Solo Rhapsodie Hongroise No. 12 by SHARP, Lohengrin selections, and a Ry request including San Toy with Wagner Jones credited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Carolina
Stabat Mater
Ronsini Pianoforte
Mis. Sharp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whist Party
the Carolina
Knieht
Conant
Sise
Jay Witers
Delsey
Rhodes
Will
Ilkr
Rates
Wimbledon
THE
Carolina
Mendelssohn Overture
Mirella
Gounorl Cornet
Thou Art
Bradeky
MR. Shuebruk
Jinny
C.J. Powers
Liszt
Wagner Jones
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