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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1919
Page
4
Publication notice for a Pinehurst weekly Beason edition run by Ralph W. Page. It lists advertising rates, subscription prices, editor and submission notes, photo preference, editorial office hours, telephone cue, and postal entry as second class matter in Moore County North Carolina.
The Red Cross Room at the School House near the Movie Theatre will be open Tuesday and Friday mornings from 9 30 to 1 00. Volunteers for sewing are welcome as the principal work involves refugee garments for starving and homeless peoples abroad with wool distributed and finished articles returned.
Readers complain about missing The Outlook issues dated February 1 and February 8. The editor explains those two issues were the best and most complete numbers yet, but were unfortunately not published. No. 11 appeared January 25, and this is the twelfth production of the season.
The publication was delayed about February 15 due to the lack of a Linotyper. The linotyper, described as a Brother and an Alibi, is blamed for omissions in winners lists in the putting contest, wrong scores in qualifying, errors in spelling and punctuation, misaddressed copies, and other omissions. The note explains the linotyper, a robust character who has gone north, caused these issues while our editor was temporarily absent.
The Pinehurst Kennel Club invites dog lovers to join the upcoming April 2 3 show inviting prominent breeders led by Miss Jean Hinkle and Miss Claudia Phelps of Aiken DC along with noted kennels Ballymooney Prides Crossing and Vanity Fair. Members from across the Northeast advertise affiliations and the event promises local pride with support from many pedigreed lines and famous champions like Tweak Em. The plan outlines a nominal membership fee and inquiries to Secretary A A Rost through the General Office.
The Carolina newspaper notes visitors arriving from New York and Washington. Arrivals include Mrs. John S. Alley, Miss Emily W Alley, Miss Helen Alley from Pelham New York R K Armstrong from Barber North Carolina T P Andrews from New York City Mrs W E Ballantyne and R C Ballantyne from Washington D C Mr and Mrs C S Baldwin from New York City.
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