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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1913
Page
3
Mr. F. H. Land of Meriden, Mrs. E. A. Rutherford and her son of Toronto, Mrs. G. W. Northwood and children of Winnipeg are listed among attendees.
The Magnolia hosts several winter visitors including Thomas H. Coe and Roland G. Day of Worcester Mass for the month, Mrs H Dumont and her son from Chicago, Albert Day of New York, John R. Tunis of Cambridge for a fortnight, L. M. Sherwood of Media New York, Mrs S. R. McConnell of Chicago for the spring, and W. H. Humphrey of Wilmington Delaware as a recent guest.
Ormabee and Glenn Worden top the Tin Whistle tournament with strong play in the four ball format. Their steady drives and precise putting propelled a commanding lead as competitors chased the pairing into the final rounds.
H. W. Ormsbee of Fitchburg and G. Glenn Worden of New York led in the third round of the Whistle handicap four ball medal play. Becker of Boston and Waters of New York took second in the 160s, with Boyd Check Robeson and Truesdell tying for third at 162.
Sunday evening at The Carolina featured an appealing program with Overture The Barber of Seville and pieces by Rossini Techaikowski Strube Delibes and Humperdinck. Performances included a cello duo Richardson Te law language of love, and Selections from Hansel and Gretel, plus a clarinet and cello duo.
The Pinehurst Department Store leads local use of parcels post offering a three pound package to New York City for 20 cents. The Era promotes sending THE OUTLOOK to friends with the claim It Saves Letter Writing.
New York player Wilbur C. Johnson topped the field in the Tin Whistle tournament with a handicap of eight, while Brockport’s KR C. Shannon and Hartford’s R J Clapp followed close behind. The event, a cemetery contest for prizes by Dr. J. S. Brown and the Club, wrapped with a special Christmas sweepstake on No. 2 course, as J Bishop and J M Thompson claimed top spots in the final match play.
Riding Master Sankey reports an unusually large number of pupils with Mr Tyler L Redfield recently added to the ranks. Miss Alva Kendall has begun early and rapidly becomes accomplished in equitation. The rides, arranged by Mr, promise to be very popular as demand for carriages taxes the livery capacity each fair day.
The Carolina Observer reports on a public case involving H W Pr Est. Details outline charge status and court actions shaping the upcoming proceeding. Community readers gain a view of local legal steps and timelines affecting the case.
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