Pinehurst Golf Association Elects Officers After Loyal Meeting
Pinehurst Golf Association members praised finances and turnout at the annual meeting in the Carolina Music Hall. Leonard Tufts received thanks for loyalty and hospitality while Don M. Parker reported record finances and enrollment. Officers elected: L. B. DeVeau president, I. S. Robeson vice president, Parker secretary, A. W. Erickson treasurer. Adjourned to Pinehurst in 1913.
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Pinehurst
Pinehurst Golf Association
Carolina Music Hall
William C. Freeman
Leonard Tufts
John H. Hawley
Tufts
Don M. Parker
L. B. DeVeau
I. 5. Robeson
A. W. Erickson
Entertainment Feature Claims Equal Prominence Abroad
The item argues that despite golf's popularity differences, its international appeal matches its entertainment value at home, emphasizing global interest and significance over mere popularity.
Clevernwess Saves Rey Concluded From Page One
Reynard the fox, caught napping, climbs a tree to save his skin as Uncle Nat watches closely. The fox then falls into Uncle Nat’s arms after the limb breaks. A second chase begins despite strong wind, with reynard moving from swamp to hillside and drawing out the Huntsman before tiring and the dogs are recalled.
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Reynard
Uncle Nat
Midwinter Tennis Tournament Set for Weeklong Run
The second Annual Midwinter Tennis Tournament runs January 29 to February 3 featuring men's and women's singles and doubles and mixed doubles. Committee members Irving Wright of Boston, Raymond D. Little of New York, and James P. Gardner of Chicago organize the event as winter tennis grows in popularity.
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Messrs
Irving Wright
Boston
Raymond D. Little
New York
James P. Gardner
Chicago
Bridge Party at Redfield Villa Aids Charitable Fund
The Village Club hosts the second bridge event for charity at Mr Tyler L Redfield's home. It runs Monday afternoon from 2 30 to 4 30 with a general invitation. A bus will depart The Carolina at 2 sharp, stopping at The Berkshire Inn and cottages. round trip fare fifty cents.
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Tyler L. Redfield
Carolina
Berkshire
THE OUTLOOK to Friends in a Simple Message
A concise note inviting readers to send THE OUTLOOK to friends, emphasizing ease of sharing and saving time on letter writing. It frames the idea as a quick, practical gesture to spread the publication.
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Clevernwess
Rey
Redfield Villa
Raleigh Raleigh, N.C
Howell Cobb
Reed & Barton Co
Fifth Ave
32Nd St
Maiden Lane
Pinehurst Pharmacy
Hop
Pinebluff, N. C
CAML
Kirkwood Ien, South Carolina
Edmund Krumbhoz
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