Picnic in Mid-Winter at Raeford Academy
About one hundred excursionists rode the Aberdeen and Asheboro railroad to Raeford Academy for a February basket picnic. They toured a saw mill, bought treats, enjoyed a banquet under pines, and heard speeches by Judge Sample and Dr. Parcell. A $27 collection aided the school, and visitors later inspected a turpentine distillery.
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Academy
Judge Sample
Dr. Parcels
Mr. McTaughlin
McLaughlin
Raeford
Parcell
Staund
Heart
Maud Clark
Rogers
Pinehurst
Hunthem
Bill
Currie
Pine Forest
America
North Carolina excursion ends with return by train
The group completed a pleasant trip home, arriving around six o’clock after a day filled with resin souvenirs and tired but satisfied participants. Mr Tufts rode in the private car of Mr Page, president of the Aberdeen and Asheboro railroad, as villagers thank railroad managers and academy people for organizing the excursion.
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Tufts
Miss Eugenie Upham Set for Pinehurst Concert and Readings
Miss Eugenie Upham a cultured New England artist educated at Emerson College Boston blends dramatic and vocal talent after four years with Daly's company and work with Mrs James Brown Potter. Health setbacks paused her rise yet she aims to sing in oratorios with refined readings. Her Pinehurst appearance promises a memorable send off honoring her family legacy.
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Eugenie Upham
New England
Emerson College
Boston
Daly
Famous
Dramatic Company
London
James Brown-Potter
Pinehurst
New York City
Miss Uphan
Massachusetts
Uplains
May Pinehurst
Miss Upham
Treadway Wins Pinehurst Handicap Golf Tournament
The Pinehurst links hosted a weekly handicap event last Saturday with eleven entrants. Treadway topped the field with a score of 182 688 40, followed by Owen 115 Jess 14 06 and Keep 126 Jess 26 100. Other entrants included Edwards, Dutton, Pfarre, J Tufts, Bradford, Winchester, Prescott and Bill.
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Pinehurst Links
Treadway
Owen
Jess
Keep
Messrs. Edwards, Dutton
Pfarre
J. Tufts
Bradford
Winchester
Prescott
Bill
The Cotton Crop as the South's Money Crop
ITTON is and will con tinue to be the money crop of the South. The planter who gets the most cot ton from a given area at the least cost, is the one who makes the most money. Good culti vation, suitable rotation, and liberal use of fertilizers con taining at least 3% actual We will send Free, upon application, pamphlets that will interest every cotton planter in the South.
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Itton
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Raeford Academy
Aberdeen
Asheboro
Mr. Atwood
Holly Inn
Peck
Darkey
Miss Genie Upham
Nassau St
New York
Pinehurst, N. C
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