Village Hall Hosts Dramatic Benefit for Relief Fund
The Village Hall venue in the afternoons becomes a hive of industry as sewing and cutting work proceeds. Despite criticism of the many seats, the entertainment receipts support the relief committee, yielding a notable seventy dollars donated to the fund.
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Pinehurst News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Notices
Tev proposes Mr. Tobey will conduct the Sunday services. A lost finger ring with a single stone offers a five dollar reward to the finder turned into Mer Tufts. Landon Frickey reports Pine Grove house full for the season. celebrations honor Washington's Birthday with the Star Spangled Banner. Holly Inn readings and an evening concert feature Mrs Talalmima, Miss Powers, Miss Bail, Miss Dall, Miss Aypima, and Mr Phinalin. The Raleigh Poet devotes space to Pinehurst’s Washington Birthday celebration. Pinehurst Nurseries have issued attractive catalogs and price lists. Fire-sufferers relief fund gains ground with small donations from enterprising locals. The Boston Herald reprints Otto Ratvenstein’s Persimmon article. Rev. Bond preaches from Genesis 16:13. Willize Hall praised for comfort and acoustics. Uniformed trolley carmen appear. streets crew to wear white duck suits. Golf gains popularity as daily groups watch small balls. Indication of growing enthusiasm in the town. The ladies’ committee aiding forest-fire sufferers continues work.
Pinehurst Guests At The Inn And Holly Inn
Numerous visitors from Boston Philadelphia Raleigh and New York are listed as guests at the Holly Inn Lenox and other Pinehurst lodging during the season. Names include W. 4 Thomas Miss S C Dudley F M Steele W W Leibert Mrs Brown John W Thompson Mrs P Jeffries John J Murphy and many more with arrivals noted on the 17th inst and in recent days.
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