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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1909
Page
4
Pinehurst preserves offer varied attractions for shooters and anglers with New England comforts in the Southern climate. The 35000 acre range near the village provides hunting for turkeys woodcock and dove, and fox and rabbit chasing. Guided hunts and full facilities are available with trained dogs, guides, horses and shooting wagons.
Guides cost 3 dollars per day without dogs, 4 dollars per day with dogs, and include shooting privileges. Those who shoot without a guide are charged 1 dollar per day for hunting on the preserves.
lengthy roster of attendees from cities including Winona Pittsburg Philadelphia and New York at a social event. decorations by a large committee with Mrs Dana Lard Beall and Fuller active. baseball added to village crowds with Southern Pines nine joining local league and upcoming schedule and season tickets sold at hotels. Tarkington guests hosted at The Holly Inn and dinners at The Carolina with prominent local hosts and guests.
The Silver Foils opened their tournament program Thursday afternoon with a medal play handicap. Mrs. D K Stacki of Buffalo won with a net 88 aided by a 35 stroke allowance. Mrs H W Ormsbee of Fitchburg finished second in 91 and Mrs J G Splane of Pittsburgh third in 92. The scores list follows.
The Thursday evening hop at The Holly Inn drew many Villagers and hotel guests onto the dance floor. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. Ormsbee Mr. and Mrs. Faber Mr. and Mrs. Byrnes Mesdames Fairchild Wright Spelley Misses Gertrude and Catherine Lamb Ethel Brooks Harriet Horton Ethel Check Belle Conley Bertha Staud and Messrs Linsley Pooley Pierce Parmelee Spaulding Kirkpatrick Edelman. Quail hunting continues with J D Foot of Rye bagging twenty seven. Linsley Pooley Bracey C Blackburn and others attended dinners at The Carolina and Arbutus Cottage.
Pupils may enter at any time and duration. The program is individual, allowing students to continue their home studies. If they bring books and a study plan, instructors will guide them to rejoin classes without loss after a break in an ideal climate and right living conditions, away from usual school temptations.
Kindergarten season 75 dollars and weekly 4 dollars. Primary season 75 dollars weekly 4 dollars. Es ferment rate season 12 dollars weekly. College Preparatory season 200 dollars weekly 12 dollars. Mr Lightbourn oversees tutoring. Consult at the Carolina on Monday Wednesday Friday evenings. The Holly Inn on Monday Tuesday Thursday evenings. The Berkshire on Tuesday Thursday evenings. Other times by appointment.
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