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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
3
In Pinehurst Pinecone the story shows Ernest outrunning an Indian pursuer after an incident on the road. Ernest’s mother hides under her bed alarmed as hoofbeats fade, fearing for her son and her own survival as she contemplates a grim fate. The page ends with continued serialization and a pair of light non sequiturs about a judge and a sailor.
A Christmas spread given at Theon on Saturday by Wilbur C. Johnson of New York entertained close friends including TI Ashley Sparks Herbert L Jillson Dr Myron W Marr Miss Lucy K Priest James Hall and C M Brett. The gifts were clever mechanical toys each with a verse poking at a peculiarity such as a caddy for Sparks a duck for Mrs. Sparks a windmill for Priest and a running dog for Jillson. The best verse was Sparks with a miniature Negro caddy and the line Poor little Tige Day after day HE has to watch T Ashley play.
Mr and Mrs A W Hayford of Phillips Beach hosted a Christmas night dinner for the younger set. Guests included Miss Blanche Lapley Theodote Clough Margaret Clough Ethel Check and Messrs Charles Banes H S Haskell J B Walker. Indoor firework bombs containing favors were the souvenirs and set off at the end.
A colorful ad trend shows Cracks in many southern papers urging use of firecrackers for Christmas. Children lead the rush with festive bursts, especially small Chinese-made crackers. The practice echoes Oriental festivity, akin to confetti in French celebrations.
The Village Club provided Christmas trees for white and colored children of employees. White children received gifts Monday and colored children Tuesday. Gifts included useful items a toy candy bag and orange with most funds from visitors.
Big week for hunters says Preserves Manager G Dan Morgan. More sportsmen, larger bags, and daily quail counts from ten to a dozen per person. Names include Small Montgomery Osborne Mitchell Blake Browning Thaw Hale Wes Bishop Montague among frequent visitors, with enthusiasm to keep the pace.
The Carolina Pines Rest announces changes to its leadership with WW Priest appointed manager. Details indicate ongoing operations at the facility under Priest guidance. Readers are advised to watch local notices for further information and schedule updates.
Mrs Walter J Travis, editor of The American Golfer and a noted golf champion, is visiting Pinehurst for a short period to enjoy air and sunshine before planning a longer return visit.
The Outlook reports Rev A C Howell, formerly resident minister here two years ago, is now connected with St Stephen's Church Sewickley Pa in the role of assistant rector.
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