Next Sunday's Services at Pinebluff and Southern Pines
Morning service at 11 with Rev D W Fox of Pinebluff preaching. Special music by Mr and Mrs Sharp and Mr St Clair. Bible class at 12 led by Rev Fox and Mr Underhill. Epistle service at 3 15 by Rev Mr Gregory of Southern Pines. General Carrington to lecture at 7 on The Characters of the Hebrew Generals. All seats free.
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D. W. Fox
Pinebluff
Sharp
St. Clair
Fox
E. 'l’. Underhill
Gregory
Southern Pines
Carrington
Wanted sign boards around Pinehurst roads and paths
Residents report missing or obliterated road signs around Pinehurst. They find innumerable rods and confusing markers on outlying lands and forests causing people to turn back to avoid getting lost. Warnings are sought about which signs point to actual destinations.
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Pinehurst
Prominent Guests at Carolina and Inns
A string of visitors and seasonal guests names include W. Mae Jones of Richmond Lothrop Baldwin of New York Mary F Page of Richmond Win Seddon of Baltimore Alice Thagard of Thagardsville Henry Ordway of Winchester F McAully of Mt Gilead J D Whagard of Nome Merrill Waters of Lakewood Doris McArdle of Somerville H H Delano of Bridgeport W E Brackett and Edith Brackett of New Haven Thomas Drummond and Fannie Vollins of New London. Also notes subscriptions for the OUTLOOK.
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Thomas Drummond
Fannie E. Vollins
New London, Conn
Holly Inn
Pinehurst Amateur Dramatic Union Presents Two Plays
Last Monday night January 14 1901 the Pinehurst Amateur Dramatic Union staged its second entertainment of the season with a sketch Papa's Bulldog and the farce That Rascal Pat Miss Jane Carrington received high praise for refined acting and singing while Miss Margaret Laufman delivered well received recitations Mr St Clair impressed as Ella Wheeler and Pat McNaggerty with Major Puffjackett and Charles Livingstone drew laughs in light comedy segments
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Pinehurst Amateur Dramatic Union
Papa
Pat
St. Clair
Ella Wheeler
Jane Carrington
Margaret Laufman
Rascal
Pat McNaggerty
Mr. St. Clair
Major Puffjackett
C. E. Kennedy
Charles Livingstone
Charles Baxter
Village stage delights with strong performances
Audiences warmly welcomed the cast led by a versatile male lead in a smart portrayal. Laura, niece to Puffjacket, and Mrs H W Smith’s Nancy impressed with deft presence. Mrs Tom Barber’s maid role amused fully, while the Holly Son orchestra under Prof Trey Sharp supplied music, earning wide audience praise.
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Ters
Pat
Laura
Puffjacket
H. W. Smith
Nancy
Tom Barber
Holly Son Orchestra
Trey Sharp
Sandy Herd Rumor Draws British Golf Rumors
The piece discusses Sandy Herd, a famed British golfer, with Huddersfield as his home green. It notes his near-misses at Open Championships, notably 1896 at St Andrews when rain altered the greens and cost him the title, and quotes Horace Hutchinson and James Braid on Herd’s strong putting and precision driving.
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Sandy” Herd
Great Britains
Huddersfield
Vardon
Taylor
Herd
St. Andrew's
Dinner quip on sermon from Patton to Hoyt’s son
A Philadelphia pastor Dr Thomas A Hoyt entertained President Patton of Princeton and other eminent men at dinner The President asked Hoyts son for his verdict The boy replied I guess it was very good but there were three mighty fine places where he could have stopped The line comes from the Saturday Evening Post
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Thomas A. Hoyt
Philadelphia
President Patton
Princeton
Saturday Evening Post
Four zones in junior class joke about temperance
The exchange features a teacher quizzing a junior class pupil about four zones naming the frigerated horrid temperance and intemperance. A later line mentions a sick man asking about a western sanitarium and a new girl mishearing Dr Bhink's house with quips about skeletons in the back office.
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Willie
Cliss
Eurchange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Baker’s
Baron von Liebig
Baker’s Chocolate Croquettes
Henry S. Davis
Pinehurst, N. C
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
W. Mae Jones
Richmond, Va
The
Carolina
Mr. Lothrop E. Baldwin
New York
Mary F. Page
Mr. Win
Seddon
Baltimore, Md
the Carolina
Alice Thagard
Thagardsville, N.C
Mr. Henry, Ordway of
Winchester, Mass
Mr. F. McAully
Mt. Gilead, N. C
Berkshire
J. D. Whagard
Nome
Alaska
Merrill Waters
Lakewood, N. 4
J. W. McArdle
Doris
Somerville, Mass
H. Delano
Bridgeport, Conn
W. E. Brackett
Edith Brackett
New Haven, Conn
Sandy Heri
Horace Hutchinson
Ile
Fachunge
Chicago Tribune
the Pinehurst Vocal Studio
A. D. ST. Clair, Manacer
Lamperti
Mrs. May Cook Sharp
Klindworth Scharwenka Conservatory of Music
Berlin
Germany
Pinehurst, N
the Outlook Press
South
News Depot
C. L. Hayes
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