Saturday's Handicap Trophy Winners Named
Saturday morning medal play handicap drew a large field. Paul Block of New York with fifty allowance posted seventy. A three way tie at seventy two included D. M. Parker of Garden City, H. W. Leeds of Atlantic City, and T. C. Fogel of Westbrook. Parker won second, Leeds third after a playoff.
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Paul Block
New York
D. M. Parker
Garden City
H. W. Leeds
Atlantic City
T. C. Fogel
Westbrook
Parker
Mr. Leeds
Protestant Services at Pinehurst Chapel
The Pinehurst Chapel under Pinehurst Religious Association directed by Rev A. Cheatham B D Minister in charge holds services every Sunday at 1 a m with Holy Communion at 7 30 a m and Sunday School at 3 30 p m The minister is available to serve all residents of Pinehurst and the village people are urged to seek his aid.
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Pinehurst Chapel
Pinehurst
Catholic Services Schedule in Village Chapel
Catholic services will be held in the Village Chapel each Sunday during the Season at 6 a.M. If there is a visiting priest there will be a second service at 8 A. M.
Everett party lunched with Capital Highway motorists
A group of motorists including Mr and Mrs W N Everett Miss Mary Everett Miss Lena Everett Mr W N Everett Jr Mr and Mrs Carl Smith Mrs H C Dockery and Miss Concord Leak of Rockingham enjoyed a Sunday luncheon at Thearolina as part of many gatherings organized by the Capital Highway Association to promote road travel.
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W. N. Everett
Mary
Lena Everett
W. N. Everett, Jr
Carl Smith
H. C. Dockery
Concord Leak
Rockingham
Thearolina
Roads of the Capital Highway Association
Tea at the Laurel Hosts Admire Notable Ladies
A social tea at the Laurel drew a distinguished group including Mrs. C. A. Sinclair Mrs. John Smithers Mrs. 5. A. D. Sheppard Mrs. J. D. C. Rumsey Mrs. C. B. Hudson Mrs. Leonard Tufts Mrs. A. S. Creamer and Misses Ethel Check and Lucy Priest. The assembly showcased local society figures enjoying the afternoon together.
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the Laurel
C. A. Sinclair
John Smithers
A. D. Sheppard
J. D. C. Rumsey
C. B. Hudson
Leonard Tufts
A. S. Creamer
Ethel Check
Lucy Priest
Fownes Family Guests At Lenox And Arbutus
Mr Henry C Fownes C B Fownes and Miss Mary Fownes stay at the Lenox for the season. Miss Elkins joins them in February. At the Arbutus reside Mrs S A Fownes the mother of Mr Fownes and Mrs William Clark.
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Henry C. Fownes
C. B. Fownes
Mary Fownes
Miss Moore
Lenox
Miss Elkins
Arbutus
S. A. Fownes
Mr. Fownes
William Clark
Gardner Wins Playoff in Women’s Putting Contest
Mrs. J. P. Gardner and Mrs. T. A. Matthews tied at twenty five, with Gardner prevailing in a playoff by twenty three to twenty seven.
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Mrs. Gardner
J. P. Gardner
T. A. Matthews
Hurd Family Back at The Pines With Guests
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hurd of Pittsburg are again at The Pines, joined by Mr. N. S. Hurd. Mrs. J. G. Splane and Master Lambert visit with them in early February.
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W. L. Hurd
Pittsburg
Resident Dentist Bragg Heads to Hot Springs Winter Visit
Dr. A. L. Bragg of Hot Springs Virginia arrives as resident dentist for the winter season, offering continued care during colder months.
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A. L. Bragg
Hot Springs
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Jefferson
Richmond, VA
Michmond
S. D
Newcome
Southern Pines, N. G
Columbia, S. C
Teresting City
K. G
L. B. Whistler
Lexington Pinehurst
N.C
E. C. Briss
America
Gorham Co
Gorham
the Gorham Co
Maine
MT. Kineo
Kineo
A. Judkins
Moosehead Lake
Leeds
T. OC
Fogel
E. M. Hoopes
E. Chichester
K.V
Howland
G. A. Kirkpatrick
H.W. Ormabee
E. A. Freeman
R. RB
Mamlok
W.oc
Freeman
G. C. Dutton
Robeson
E. J. Phillips
G. Tl. French
W. G. Thomas
Potsdamer
L. W. Maxwell
H. J. Chambers
W. H. Chifids
D. W. Cooke
W.G. Lasher
Protestant Services
Catholic Services
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