Pinehurst Advertising Rate Card and Contact Details
Published every Saturday morning during the season from November to May in Pinehurst North Carolina by Ralph W Page Advertisers can apply through Edwin A Denham Pinehurst NC One dollar annually five cents a copy foreign subscriptions fifty cents extra The editor welcomes contributions Good photographs are desired Editorial rooms are over the Department Store Office hours nine to five Inquiries about circulation and rate card to be directed to the Pinehurst Post Office Moore County NC
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Ask Central
OortooKk
Pinehurst
Moore County
North Carolina
Red Cross Room Opens For Refugee Garments Work
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. Principal work focuses on refugee garments for the starving and homeless abroad. Volunteers for sewing are welcome.
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Red Cross
Trains Schedule From South and North Updated
Trains depart from the South at 10 20 AM 7 05 AM and 8 35 PM twice. From the North departures are 8 35 PM 9 23 PM and 10 45 PM with arrivals due at 8 00 AM and departures noted as 7 10 AM.
Armenian-Syrian Relief Drive Opens Nationwide Campaign
The Armenian-Syrian Relief campaign started yesterday and runs through Friday the 28th. North Carolina aims for $200,000, Moore County $17,000, Pinehurst $300. Cheques go to Township Chairman Rev. T. A. Cheatham or Treasurer Mr. F.
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North Carolina
Moore County
Pinehurst
George
T. A. Cheatham
Jackson County leads in Armenian Syrian Relief drive
W Von Canon at Bank of Pinehurst notes Jackson County surpassed its quota for Armenian Syrian relief. A. C. Reynolds, appointed by Dr. Joyner, reported rapid fundraising, saying the telegram from Joyner spurred immediate action. Joyner predicts similar success across the state.
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W. von Canon
Bank of Pinehurst
Leonard Tufts
Jackson County
Ralph Runyan
A. C. Reynolds
Joyner
Reynolds
Dr. Joyner
Armenia
Syria
Danse Unique At the Carolina on Valentine Eve
The Carolina ballroom overflowed on St. Valentine Eve as Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Claire Boasted staged the season’s top costume ball in Pinehurst. Prizes from notable donors went to Annie Oakley lookalike Mrs. Frank Butler and partner Manning for best couple, with others winning for originality, luck number, and standout costumes.
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Frederick Claire
Pinehurst
Brumbaugh
Kolb
F. A. Seibert
H. H. Duden
Dickenson Bishop
R. C. Shannon
M. B. Johnson
Frank Butler
Annie Oakley
Mr. Manning
John R. Bowker
Miss Crocker
Signorina
Mr. Reynolds
Ruby Keney
Frank Pierson
Early committee responsible for prize vote audit named
Patterson reports a committee that accepted the duty to audit prize votes, including Brumbaugh, Mrs Samuel Hopkins, and T H McGraw, were entrusted with the task amid controversy over handling and accountability.
Willie Wilson Cuts Season Record On No 3 Course
The text reports Parker W. Whittemore posting a 38 836 74 on the No 8 course, then Willie Wilson of York Harbor and Pinehurst follows with notable splits and a strong amateur prom match at the same course, gradually lowering the season marks.
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Willie Wilson
Parker W. Whittemore
York Harbor
Pinehurst
Mrs Waterhouse and Mrs Armstrong Lead Silver Foils Tourney
The Silver Foils selected holes event on Number One course saw Mrs C G Waterhouse of Ardsley as low gross with 31 81 62 and Mrs J D Armstrong of Buffalo as best net with 82 31 63 14 49. Final standings list numerous players led by Armstrong 63 14 49 Holyoke Ross 64 14 50 Howard 70 18 52 Truesdell 72 20 52 Worth 68 14 54 Waterhouse 62 8 54 Bliss 73 19 54 Cullen 67 12 55 Magoon 73 14 59 Muntz 68 4 59 Patterson 78 14 59 Bomann 63 4 59 Bogart 75 16 59 Statzell 79 18 61 Keating 65 3 62 Blanche 78 16 62 Chapman 64 2 62 Newton 83 20 68.
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C. G. Waterhouse
Ardsley
J. D. Armstrong
Buffalo
Buffa
Donald Ross
Holyoke
Big Match at Southern Pines Four Ball Clash Ends in Extra Hole Victory
A top professional four ball contest at Southern Pines Country Club featured Emmet Kench of York and George Fotheringham against Cyril Walker of Golden Valley and George McLean of Great Neck. After a tied 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th holes, French clinched the win with a sharp par on the second playoff hole. Walker posted best individual medal score at 34410, 74 with two back-to-back birdies on the outward nine, including a 7th and a 5th hole birdie.
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Southern Pines
Southern Pines Country Club
Emmet Kench
York
George Fotheringham
Cyril Walker
Golden Valley
George McLean
Great Neck
French
Walkens
Woman wins Pinehurst Gun Club rifle score prize
Mrs C L Ames of Syracuse earned the best rifle score among women at Pinehurst Gun Club. Her winning target scored 134 of 150 as the week’s top mark.
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C. L. Ames
Syracuse
Pinehurst
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Pinehurst, N. C
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Esther Tufts
Katherine Kolb
Miss Warren
Mrs. Waterhouse
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Poland Water Depot
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New York City
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United States
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