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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1915
Page
6
Tennis match results list players from Haven Agawam Hunt Portland and Pittsburgh with scores such as 1 up 2 and 1 4 and 3 and 2. Abherholt Barnett Lippincott and Worth are noted in rounds and semifinals with multiple matches and byes.
Robert B. Ward president of the Brooklyn Federal League Club travels to Pinehurst North Carolina for two to three weeks of rest from a cold and training season strain. He will likely visit Brown's Wells after Pinehurst as Brookfields prepare to open training. Ward stays at The Carolina during this period.
A playful remark describes a golfer’s imagined ball called a wonder ball. It is light and heavy with dimples and pimples, sinkers and loaters, suited to personal preference. The speaker exhorts to fall into Hine.
The Sand Hills Board of Trade education conference at West End drew large teacher attendance. Speakers included Harvard economist Dr. Carver, Bureau of Education expert Dr. Macbrien, and State Supt Joyner. A social survey plan was proposed, and a permanent school committee was formed with John R. McQueen as chairman and Clyde L. Davis as secretary.
Spring is in the air and Arthur B. S. Newcomb, director of development, is busy locating potential home builders for next season occupancy. Work on the homes of M. B. Johnson and G. W. Statzell progresses rapidly as plans emerge for local residents considering private homes.
An at home event for the younger set was held Thursday evening. Notable attendees included Frank C. Page John Boyd Jack Boyd Case Pyle Poor Fay Sefton and Boyd with Mars' Twitty Old Nat and Mr and Mrs Boyce acting as chaperones.
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