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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1913
Page
9
A dense roster lists departmental hours for Herbert L. Jilla and various facilities including pharmacies, post offices, markets, clubs, craft rooms, and offices. It also provides train schedules with daily arrivals at Pinehurst and Carthage departures, noting times for connections from Asheboro and North and South routes with daily and Sunday variations.
Schedule lists extensive golf tournaments across March to April with multiple cups, medals, and divisions. Highlights include the Eleventh Annual United North and South Championship for Women, the Thirteenth Annual United Open Championship, and numerous Tin Whistle and club events with medals for top qualification scores and division winners. Also notes rifle and pistol shoots, trap shooting, and handicap competitions across winter to spring.
The Holly Inn hosted an informal auction bridge noted as one of the season’s most enjoyable affairs. Winners of first prizes were Mrs. Rathbone Knox and Mr. William H. Burns. Second went to Mrs. R. A. Olmsted and Mr. George T. Dunlap, with Miss Mary A. Adams and Mr. H. K. Armstrong taking third. A list of attendees included Mesdaines Bell, Stevens, Armstrong, Johnson, Howard, and several Misses Franklin and Smithers. Refreshments followed in the Dutch Room.
The notice lists Equestrian Recreations on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at Carolina at 3 PM. It advertises Fox Hunting Holy Communion at 9 30 AM Sunday School 10 AM Morning Service 11 AM Catholic Services 6 AM and visiting priests 8 30 AM in Pinehurst 8 30 AM
Miss Margaretta McClure of Bradford Pennsylvania is spending a month with Mrs. Robert A. Olmsted at the Hazelwood cottage guest residence.
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