Pinehurst village news highlights and upcoming services
The note of a circulating library opening Monday and various church services appears. Rev Ransom preaches at Willige Hall next Sabbath at 11 a.m. Pinehurst Christian Union hosts services, Greggory of Southern Pines conducts, and a large attendance is noted. The Holly Inn annex cottages are popular for quiet private stays. A special Pinehurst outing to Aberdeen features a 10 a.m. train, 3 p.m. return, with a southern dinner and welcome by Mayor Fagan. price 75 cents. Postmaster Benbow’s Greensboro origin cited with favorable remarks. Landlord Powell’s wild turkey dinner plans and a note on local hospitality. Church activities include a strong Atonement sermon by Rev Cree at Aberdeen Baptist church and Sabbath school leadership assignments for Mrs Carrington, Mr Pritchett, and Mrs Spinney. Residents urged to attend all services and Sabbath school.
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Pinehurst
Aberdeen
Asheboro
Powell
Fagan
Christian Union
Tobey
Notable Visitors At Local Inns And Season Rentals
Mr Tufts left for home last Monday. Louis H Perley of Washington DC is at the Holly Inn. William A Young of Boston is a season guest, signaling Pinehurst electric railroad progress. N P Bliss and wife of Providence staying at the Oaks. E R Harty of Baltimore registered at the Holly Inn. A B Covington from Atlanta registered last Friday. W M Bright of Lynchburg registered Monday. Miss S M Wilmot of Bridgeport is at the Oaks for the season. N P Rice and wife arrived from New York. G T Mead and H E Brown of Warren arrived for the season. Rev A C Cree of Wake Forest was entertained at the Holly Inn. C J Wainright and I Mahone of Seaboard Air Line regressed at the Holly Inn. Miss P I Crawford of Lawrence arrived at the Magnolia. Dr Earnest E Doble of Boston called yesterday. Ralph B Stone and family of Spencer rented Cottage F for the season. H W Powell and daughter and the Misses Goodwin of Aberdeen attended church and dined at the Holly Inn. Holly Inn frescoing by Walter E Chivers noted. William H Allen and wife of Melrose are Holly Inn guests for the season, as is Charles C Williams. Mrs M C McKay and Mrs E P Bliss from Lexington arrived at the Holly Inn. They will occupy Cottage Annex 224 on Elm Road. N M Cobb and wife of Newton are Magnolia season guests. Cobb heads Cobb Bates Yerxa firm. E H Cobbe and wife of Quincy were in town. Cobb is a leading Quincy merchant. Mrs James Hume and family of Amesbury are guests at the Magnolia and will occupy Cottage 31 on Magnolia Road. B F Peterson of New York City oversees leveling work.
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M. C. McKay
E. P. Bliss
Lexington
Mass
Holly Inn
Elm Road
Aberdeen Newsroom Social Snippets
Aberdeen O Hills sees Brook Smith in the village Miss Ray visits Mrs Campbell Gib Blanchard of Varina N C is in town Mrs P A Pleasants visiting relatives Sam Harper, popular salesman, in town several days Mr N Blue out again after illness Henrie Adams of Biscoe visiting sister Mrs W W Maurer Will Blue returned to Guilford college after holidays H H Powell arranging a fox hunt next week Pinehurst sportsman notice
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Sam Harper
Henrie Adams of
Biscoe
Mrs
W. W. Maurer
H. H. Powell
Pinehurst
Southern Pines Social and Congregational News
The Kings Daughters hosted a birthday party for the First Congregational church on Wednesday night. Visitors include W Sawyer from Peterboro New Hampshire and Mrs O D Hine with Laura from West Hinsdale Connecticut for the winter. Work on the First Congregational church nears completion and the new Baptist church is framed and ready for roofing. Dr C T Haws has opened dental parlors over Johnson drug store. J W Polar and son arrived from New York City planning farming to escape cold. A drummers banquet at Piney Woods Inn drew nearly a hundred commercial men from major cities, with Manager St John gaining popularity as a caterer.
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C.T. Haws
Southern Pines
Johnson Drug Store
J. W. Polar and Son
New York City
Piney Woods Inn
St. John
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Dr. Parcels
Mr. Ransom
Willige Hall
Pinehurst Christian Union
Brother Rogers
Teo
Gregory
Greensboro
Ian
Uth
Supt
Benbow
Mr. Tufts
Louis H. Perley
Washington, D. C
the Holly Inn
William A. Young
Boston
Pinehurst Electric Railroad
N. P. Bliss
Providence, R. 1
Oaks
E. R. Harty
Baltimore
A. B. Covington
Atlanta, Ga
W. M. Bright
Lynchburg, Va
S. M. Wilmot
Bridgeport, Conn
N. P. Rice and
G.T. Mead
H. E. Brown
Warren, Pa
A. C. Cree
Wake Forest
N. C
Tufts
C.J. Wainright
I. Mahone
Seaboard Air Line
P. I. Crawford
Lawrence, Mass
Earnest E. Doble
Boston, Mass
E. LH. Doble
Quincy, Mass
Ralph B. Stone
Spencer, Mass
Main Street
H. WH. Powell
Walter E. Chivers
William H. Allen
Melrose, Mass
Charles C. Williams
N. M. Cobb
Newton
Magnolia House
Mr. Cobb
Cobb, Bates& Yerxa
Quincy
James Hume
Jean B
Master Joseph
Kate Lally
Amesbury
Magnolia
Magnolia Road
B. F. Peterson
O. Brook Smith
Miss Ray
A. C. Campbell
Blanchard
Varina, N. C
Owl
Mrs. P. A. Pleasants
Mr. ©. N. Blue
Will Blue
Guilford College
The
Kings Daughters
First Congregational Church
W. Sawyer
Peterboro, N. H
Mrs. Sawyer
O. D. Hine
Laura
West Winstead, Conn
G. R. van Sant
Rahway, N. J
Post
Yost
Papa
Ethel
Union
H. H. Powell & Son
Roseland
Southern Pines, N. C
Bay State
Russia
Barstow Stove Co
Providence
New York
Francis Deaton
Pinehurst, Moore Co
North Carolina
the Outlook
John Wanamaker
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