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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1905

Page

8

Handicapped Pool Tourney Nears Prizes at A County Club

An in progress handicap pool tournament offers two handsome prizes for leading players. A parallel evening at the Harvard featured a progressive whist party with top prizes awarded to J W Coon Vernon N Y and Karl Abbott Bethlehem N H for men and to Mrs A Moores Cincinnati and Mrs J A Gard Groton Conn for women. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Crockett Mrs Glenny Miss Carey and others.

Harvard J. W. Coon Vernon N. Y Karl Abbott Bethlehem N. H A. Moores Cincinnati J. A. Gard Groton Conn Crockett Glenny Carey Jordon Moores Evans Coon Palmer Vaill Gard Horwill Bartlett Abbott

To Heep Young Keep in the Sunlight

Guidance from the Chicago News urges a temperate life and sunny outlooks. It warns against fear, excess eating, and entangling affairs and recommends simple living, contentment, and nightly mental rest to delay aging.

Chicago News

Guests at The Lexington Bests from Various Cities

Guests at The Lexington include Alex McInnis Manuel Ochi Curco Peru Richard Barrett Newark A L Turner Elba New York K Thigpen Larbord North Carolina Ltr rank Campbell Aberdeen North Carolina and others attended the event.

Alex McInnis Manuel Ochi Curco Peru Richard Barrett Newark A.L. Turner Elba N. Y K. Thigpen Larbord Rank Campbell Aberdeen N.C Lexington

Lenox welcomes season arrivals from multiple states

The Lenox sees a mix of seasonal guests: Mrs. C. H. Estabrook and Miss S. L. Sellers from Rockland Maine. Charles E. Kaltenback of Brooklyn enjoying horseback riding. Janes Gertrude Burley of Wakefield and Margaret Jenkins of Brooklyn for the season. F. M. Sampson of Cambridge arrives for a prolonged stay as Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Horton of Roanoke return for the season. Mrs. F. W. McDowell and Olive McDowell of Evanton join for winter. Bishop McDowell also expected. Isabel and M. A. Steele of Port Deposit return for a second season. Mrs. E. C. Comerais and Miss Littlefield of Amesbury return for a long sojourn. the Bickleys have left but plan to come back later.

Lenox C. H. Estabrook S. L. Sellers Rockland Maine Charles E. Kaltenback Brooklyn Gertrude Burley Wakefield Mass Margaret Jenkins F. M. Sampson Cambridge W. H. Horton Roanoke Horton Pinehurst F. W. McDowell Olive McDowell Evanton Ill Bishop McDowell Methodist Church Pine Grove House Isabel Steele M. A. Steele Port Deposit E. C. Comerais

Sunday Services in Village Hall January 29

Sunday services will be held in Village Hall on January 29 at 11 15 a.m. A trio titled Hear our Prayer will be sung by Mr and Mrs Hervey and Miss Baldwin. Miss Cator will give the offertory Light of the World. The sermon by Mr Seabury will be The Rock in the Desert.

Bulb Care Tips And Seasonal Concert Invitation

Bulbs should be ordered early in September and stored cool for six to eight weeks to promote root growth before potting. After bringing outdoors, place pots by a window to acclimate light, aiming for peak growth by Christmas. Also notes a Village Sunday concert with Prof Trev Sharp announcing tomorrow's program including selections from The Bohemian Girl and Hymns, inviting guests to attend.

America Carolina Trev. Sharp

Tin Whis tle Annual Officers Elected at Holly Inn Meeting

The Tin Whistle Club elected officers at its annual meeting in Holly Inn Chas A Lockwood of New York was chosen president G Lee Knight of Philadelphia vice president A G Warren re elected secretary treasurer and F W Kenyon F A King M B Byrnes H W Gordon named to the board of Governors Herbert L Jillson made an honorary member Leonard Tufts donated a winner cup and Kenyon runner up cup in a match play tournament active members list includes Fred J Bailey Walter Berg Lincoln Brigham Nelson Burroughs M B Byrnes T B Cotter Parke Wright and others qualifying round of the Tin Whistle match play tournament set for Wednesday was played Friday morning.

The Holly Inn Chas A. Lockwood New York G. Lee Knight Philadelphia A. G. Warren F. W. Kenyon F. A. King M. B. Byrnes Gordon Board of Governors Herbert L. Jillson Leonard Tufts Fred. J. Bailey Buffalo Walter A Berg Dorchester Mass Lincoln F. Brigham Salem Maas Nelson H. Burroughs T. B. Cotter Pinehurst Stone Bridge N. Y Hurd Pittsburg A. EK Lard Washington C. A. Lockwood Jamaica L. J W. 8 North Chicago M.C. Parshall Warren H. H. Porter A. C. Potter Boston Rochester Northboro G. R. Wallace Brooklyn C. L. Becker Parke Wright H. W. Ormsbee T. D. Foot Rye A. McGregor G. H. French North Attleboro C. B. Harrison Pawtucket R. J M. H. Wilson Cleveland

PUTILANG AT THE INN SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST WINNERS

A subscription putting contest at The Holly Inn on Wednesday afternoon drew lively interest with several tie play-offs for trophies. Parke Wright of Buffalo claimed the men’s prize while Hi P Talcott of New York and C L Becker of Boston tied for second, Talcott winning the playoff. In the women’s division, Mrs C H Rosenfeld of New York took first with a three-way tie for second among Mrs Parke Wright Mrs H B Hogg of Parkersburg West Virginia and Mrs G H Converse of Boston, Wright winning the playoff.

Holly Inn Parke Wright Buffalo Hi. P. Talcott New York C. L. Becker Boston Talcott C. H. Rosenfeld H. B. Hog

Restrictions of a Bachelor

A collection of wry American aphorisms on courtship and gender roles. The countryman visits town for green goods, thinner girls wear more ribbons, trouble sharpens wits, suspicion tests lovers, and pleasure in fooling elders or being fooled by youth. New York Press.

New York Press

One Good Deed Dialogue Snapshot

A clipped exchange shows Mrs De Ruffle challenging praise for any good deed and Mr De Ruffle replying he saved her from a life of perpetual spinsterhood, highlighting a humorous social moment.

Mrs. de Ruffle Mr. de Ruffle

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Molly Inn M. B. Byrness P. McFeeley H. P. Talcott Gordon Parke Wright A. Lee Knight C. H. Rosenfeld J M. McKenney R. Runyon Kh. S. Cleaves Heep Young Mr. Tafuri Bohemian Balfe the Evening Star Lufkin Herbert God Tomer TAC Wagner Strelezki ‘Cornet Tannhauser Pianofort Solo St. Francis
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