Pinehurst Outlook publication details and contact
The Pinehurst Outlook notes a weekly Saturday issue from November through May edited by Ralph W. Page. Advertising rates and space inquiries go to Edwina Delma in Pinehurst North Carolina. Annual subscription is one dollar with five cents per copy and foreign subscriptions at fifty cents more.
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Edwina, Delma
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Pinehurst
Moore County
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Religious Services at Pinehurst Church January 26 1918
On Saturday January 26 1918 religious services were held at Pinehurst with Communion at 9 80 AM Children’s services at 10 AM Morning service and sermon at 11 AM Night service at the Community House Bible classes and Masses noted for Roman Catholic worship early Mass at 6 15 AM Palm Sunday? Lent services announced for Wednesday and Friday afternoons at 6 30.
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Pranhurst Orapel
Pinehurst
Red Cross Work For Soldiers In France Valued Village Efforts
Women in the village plus transient guests conduct surgical dressings and hospital supplies for troops in France. Sessions held daily in the School House Workroom and at the Carolina Hotel on Tuesday and Friday mornings, and Tuesday evenings. Pinehurst Branch officers listed include Chairman Mrs. Leonard Tufts and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. J. D. C. Rumsey, with Permanent Committee members.
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France
Carolina Hotel
School House
Pinehurst
Sandhill
American Red Cross
Leonard Tufts
J. D. C. Rumsey
T. T. Watson
W. H. Priest
C. E. Horton
G. M. Howard
Pinehurst Red Cross
Tin Whistle Club
Red Cross
The
Atlanta
Washington Letter on Situation From War Department Stationery
An official Washington dispatch, written from an other department but on War Department stationery, offers a clear resume of the situation there. The writer explains the stationery oddity and hopes the recipient will continue to use the Outlook as a club, noting it as a telling detail of the moment.
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Washington
War Department
Page
Mulberry Bush
London Bridge
France
Mr. Tufts
Garfield
Pinehurst
Ordnance Department
War era musings and civic efforts in Pinehurst
A long personal letter blends wartime reflections and humor with calls for sacrifice and civic duty. It recalls childhood games, laments authority, and urges unity, then shifts to Pinehurst war relief efforts. The piece details Red Cross fundraising, apron sales, club donations, and shipments of surgical dressings, knits, and garments to Atlanta, noting ongoing costs and Local support.
To the Rescue by Pinehurst Citizens Golfing League Support
Mrs. J. D. C. Rumsey, treasurer of the Pinehurst Red Cross, reports strong citizen and golf league backing for Red Cross work. Local ladies’ colony enterprises provide supplies, with the Winter Golf League of Advertising Interests giving the largest single donation.
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J. D. C. Rumsey
Pinehurst
Dinner Party at Highland Pines Inn Draws Young Guests
Mrs. John C Sparrow of Brooklyn hosted a group of young people at the Highland Pines Inn last Monday evening. They traveled by motor from the village to dine and dance to a bass band. Attending were Miss Esther Tufts Miss Eleanor Abbe Miss Edith Bise Henry Moore Ivan Bosse and James Kellogg.
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John C. Sparrow
Brooklyn
Highland Pines Inn
Esther Tufts
Eleanor Abbe
Edith Bise
Henry Moore
Ivan Bosse
James Kellogg
Mrs Sniggings Recalls Past As Court Car Talk
A colorful local voice recalls former days and self-identity in a rustic rural manner. The speaker evokes memories of being a lady and notes a change in speech and manners over time amid humorous dialect.
Pinehurst Department Store Fashion Promo
Pinehurst Department Store highlights Summit Leather Wind Breaker for men in Golf and Shooting lines and advertises Ladies No. 358 Coat. Emphasis on comfortable outerwear and varied models for current season.
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Summit
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Pinehurst Department Store
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