Subscriptions and Subscriber Terms for Pinehurst Paper
The notice lists pricing for subscriptions at one dollar annually and five cents per copy with foreign subscriptions at fifty cents additional. It notes the wire editor welcomes contributions and photo submissions. Editorial offices are over the Department Store, 9 to 5, with advertising rates and circulation details available on request. Entered as second class matter at Pinehurst Post Office, Moore County, North Carolina.
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Ask Central
QourLook
Pinehurst
Moore County
North
Oarolina
Red Cross Room at School House Opens for Refugee Garments
The Red Cross Room at the School House near the Movie Theatre will operate Tuesday and Friday mornings from 9 30 to 1 00. The focus is refugee garments for starving and homeless peoples abroad. Wool distribution and finished items will be returned to the room. Volunteers for sewing are welcome.
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Red Cross
Trains Schedule Update for Morning and Evening Runs
Train arrivals listed for the day show departures and expected times from 8.00 A M to 11.05 A M and 9.23 P M and 10.49 P M for mail runs. The brief timetable records standard daytime and late evening services for passenger and mail trains.
Golf addiction holds life in its grip, Edgar Guest writes
The Detroit Free Press excerpt quotes Edgar Guest on golf, describing its grip as lasting beyond other amusements. He notes that the sport's lure endures despite injuries and hardships, with vivid images of losing limbs illustrating the depth of obsession.
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Edgar Guest
The
Detroit Free Press
Golf, memory, and the white oak memorials
The piece reflects on golf as a stubborn hope for players despite repeated failures and the allure of perfect drives, then shifts to praising the American white oak as a durable, beautiful memorial tree. It urges planting oaks along roads and in parks to honor loved ones, blending sport sentiment with civic remembrance.
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North Carolina
United States
Memorial Trees Memorializing Citizens In Service To Country
Memorials take root as trees in towns and counties representing citizens who served and died for freedom. eager communities seek living tribute that grows with time, cared for by residents, symbolizing life, renewal, and the nation’s gratitude toward the fallen.
Close Competition at Gun Club Weekly Prize
Mrs Ricard Lane of Norristown Pennsylvania and Mrs H E Moses of Westmount Quebec fought a tight rifle club weekly prize race ending Saturday January 4 Lane finished with 139 of 150 to win by one point Field lead included Annie Oakleys class for women Evelyn R Roberts placed second with 116 points
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Ricard Lane
Norristown
H. E. Moses
Westmount
Quebec
Rifle Club
Lane
Annie Oakley
Evelyn R. Roberts
To Myrtilla Complaining By F P A
Poem addressed to Myrtilla where the speaker laments being forgotten and busy yet promises verses only when pressed. The verse humorously alternates between sparing affection and quick rhymes to Myrtilla showing wry, light verse tone.
Inheritance by David O'Netl from Cabinet of Jade
A poem reflecting on ancient trees and sunlight, contrasting safety found in their shade with the fate of saplings. It explores foresight and tenderness as it laments waning vitality within a guarded, shadowed environment.
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Conducted By
Ralph W. Page
Edwin A. Denham
Pinehurst, N. C
Pinehurst Chapel
Holy Communion
Harry Vardon
Aleck Ross
Myrtilla
Myrtie
David O’netl
Poland
Broadway
New York City
Madison Sq
Allen
LeRoy
N.Y
Franklin
Pinehurst, N.C
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