Pinehurst Amateur Dramatic Union stages lively village hall farce
Last Wednesday the Village Hall hosted an engaging evening directed by A. D. St Clair with a full audience. The program opened with an orchestra selection and the one act farce Turn Him Out featuring Nicodemus Nobbs and Mackintosh Moke in a string of sparkling, humorous scenes.
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A. D. St. Clair
Pinehurst Amateur Dramatic Union
Village Hall
Charles Baxter
Kenneth Bradbury
Ellis
Lindsey
Holly Inn
T. J. Williams
Nicodemus Nobbs
Charles Baxter Mackintosh Moke
A.D. St. Clair
Blesantine Roselens
Kennedy Julia
Moke
Annette Sloan Suan
Esther Byera Smith
Stephena
BE. Vale
Herbert
Renling
B “Sehlausheimer
M. L. Parker
Miss M. Ellis
Tramp
Pinehurst links rise as Southern model course attracts players
In the Southern tier a model Pinehurst links course, expanded to 18 holes, draws devotees led by Taft era efforts. Notables include Rev Philip M Prescott, George C Dutton, and E R Pfarre among early leaders, with Sise and others topping first handicap results and match play qualifying.
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Taft
E. R. Pfarre
Brooklyn
Pinehurst
Philip M. Prescott
Washington
Merrill Waters
New York
George C. Dutton
Robert W. Sise
Boston
Walter W. Brittin
Charles D. Byington
Albany
Sise Wins Golf Tournament As Halsted, Treadway Fall
Mr Sise defeated Mr Ireadway five up and three to play to win the tournament in the afternoon. Earlier Sise reduced the nine hole record to 41 in the finals and Mrs Manice of Pittsfield CC arrived for the winter praising the Pinehurst course. Mrs Manice, among the leading women players, is expected to lead the women at Pinehurst. Mrs Robert W Sise shot 49 for the old nine holes recently.
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Gross Hole
Robert W. Sise
Medford
Allen T. Treadway
Stockbridge
Charles KE
Halsted Crescent
Robert W.lise
George C. Dutton Oakley
Geo. C. Dutton Oakley
H. A. Patterson
Cobble Hill
H. M. Britton
CG. D. Byington
Clifton
Mr.Treadway
Halsted
Mr. Sise
Mr. 'Ireadway
E. A. Manice
Pittsfield
N C Sunday School Convention Prep Underway In Charlotte
The work of preparation for the next State Sunday School Convention to be held in Charlotte March 13th to 15th is under way. The program will be excellent with ablest Sunday school workers from the state and prominent visitors from other states including B F Jacobs of Chicago, chairman of the International Executive Committee. Charlotte aims for a memorable reception as field secretaries canvass the state to reorganize associations and aid Sunday school work with meetings in towns such as Carthage on the 24th inst.
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Charlotte
B. F. Jacobs
Chicago
International Executive Committee
Sundiny School
Anong
Carthage
A Joke in Two Households
A husband voices culinary grievances about oyster soup and mixed ingredients while his wife asserts her control of the kitchen. Later a cribbage game leads to an evening gathering and a wife’s plan to tell on him. The couple’s dynamic frames a domestic scene with humor and tension.
Oyster Soup Sparks Laughing Dinner Anecdote
A guest complains of a lone oyster soup meal at noon and stays for a square dinner. Laughter erupts as host and hostess react to the remark while the husband blushes amid joking misunderstandings. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the humorous exchange and playful tension over the sparse meal.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Majority Wins In A London Hospital Case
A surgeon at St Bartholomew's Hospital in London examined a case with about a dozen students and asked if he should operate. The first student said no, and the rest followed suit. The surgeon declared he would operate anyway, prompting a voice from the bed to argue against the operation.
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St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
London
Kansas City Independent
Just What He Wanted from the Grocer
A brief exchange in Columbus cites Uncle Rastus declaring he has abstained from drinking for weeks while a grocer praises his restraint and offers groceries, with Uncle Rastus affirming his trust in the grocer, in the Columbus State Journal.
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What He
Wanted
Rastus
Uncle Rastus
Mistah
Columbus
State Journal
Honors Easy Mistress and Servant Exchange at Door
A Tit-Bits item presents a quick domestic vignette where a mistress demands to know if visitors were told she was not home and the servant confirms. The brief exchange concludes with the visitor’s fortunes being in question as the phrase How fortinit appears.
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Glover
Flotow
Ellia
Lasca” Duprez
Misa M. L. Parker
Anon
Merry Birds
Misa Lindsey
Holly Inn Orchestra
Gumbert
N.C
Nassau St
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