Prosperity Keynote Honores Pinehurst Couple Tufts
The Winter Golf League of Advertising Interests honored Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tufts with a formal Appreciation presentation. The event, held for 150 attendees, featured singing, dancing, prizes, and a menu with decorative color designs by Harry B. Martin.
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Pinehurst
Leonard ‘Tufts
Tufts
Winter Golf League
Don M. Parker
Garden City
Carolina Orchestra
Me-N-U
Harry B. Martin
Hidden Army Of Workers At Pinehurst Power House
A nostalgic portrait celebrates the unseen workers at Pinehurst power facilities. The piece likens staff to a disciplined regiment operating behind the scenes with steadiness from night through morning, praising their pride and role in keeping the system running.
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Pinehurst
Carolina
H. W. Priest
N. C
Horseback Ride At The Stable Offers Easy Beginnings
In a light hearted note the Stable invites riders of all skill levels to try a horseback ride. A friendly chestnut horse is highlighted as a dependable choice with a range of mounts available for varied experience.
Mrs Manning's Bakery Prompts Pinehurst Growth Talk
A nostalgic note praises Mrs Manning's Bakery provoking homesick feelings and urging support for Pinehurst's growth. The piece cites the Country Club Bakery and asks readers to consult Mr Newcomb for local knowledge as Pinehurst expands.
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Country Club
Pinehurst
Heart-Warming House-Warming At Fernleigh In Houston
Mr and Mrs Henry 8 Houston host a Thursday evening house warming at their new Fernleigh home with about two hundred guests attending. Women wore poke bonnets in a charming old fashioned style and the event featured informal sociability, dancing, and refreshments including cider doughnuts cookies cheese and candies as the clock passed midnight.
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Henry
Houston
Fernleigh
Mr. Houston
Lydia A. Ham
Bertha Dodge
Mesdames Newcomb, Cheatham, Langdon, Hudson and Lunt
Night watchmen walk fifteen miles each night
A Carolina night watchman trudges fifteen miles every night while residents sleep, passing doors hourly. Outside a hotel two guards make the rounds, and two more patrols occur in the Village, all greeting “good morning” from the other side.
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Carolina
Pistol Shooting Plans Revival By Local Enthusiasts
Mr Noyes D Clark longtime target pistol enthusiast chairs a committee planning a revival of pistol shooting. Interested individuals are asked to send their names to him at The Holly Inn.
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Noyes D. Clark
Holly Inn
Sousa Hosts Dinner Guests at The Carolina
Mrs Sousa and Mr Samuel Scattergood with A I Creamer Mudgett and I D H Ralph were dinner guests of John Philip Sousa at The Carolina Wednesday evening.
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Samuel F. Scattergood
A. I. Creamer
Mudgett
I. D. H. Ralph
John Philip Sousa
Carolina
Five More Weeks of Shooting Reported
Mr A Bryan Alley takes days off from golf while noting abundant quail. Five more weeks lie before sportsmen as the season continues.
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A. Bryan Alley
Tin Whistles Lead Three Ball Final Battle
The Tin Whistles contest the final of the annual three-ball novelty match. The outcome and full details will be reported next week.
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Tin Whistles
Mouse Guests of Mr and Mrs Houston
The Misses Vina and Josephine Houston visited as house guests of Mr. and Mrs Henry H Houston.
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Mouse
Houston
Vina and
Josephine Houston
Mrs. Henry
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