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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1911
Page
11
Readable fragments show a county club and department store hours. General office and telegraph times listed with all hours. Library hours appear as two to five PM.
A full timetable details all arriving and departing trains. It provides station names, times, and corresponding service notes. Travelers can use the document to plan connections, transfers, and boarding windows across the network.
Arrival and departure details for mails list Pinehurst as a destination or stop. The readable fragment indicates schedule notes with arrival at Pinehurst and related departures.
Leaves and departures listed for Pinehurst routes with times 8:30 am 7:00 pm and 3:30 pm south and north. Note says all registered melabtrtoies at 9:30 pm and leaves at 6:00 pm.
In a lively St Valentine women’s tennis final Miss Dorothy Ballantyne of Pittsburg defeated Miss Helen Barnett of New Haven 5-7 6-1 6-4 after a dramatic match. Ballantyne defeated Barbara Lewis of Philadelphia in the semi while Barnett toppled Alice Hammond of Pittsburg to reach the final.
Many visitors attend the Sunday School held each Sabbath at 2 45 with some staying for the 8 00pm church service. The program focuses on reading writing spelling and basic arithmetic plus practical lessons in agriculture sewing and dressmaking under Rev and Mrs Persons. The school seeks extra room a bell and a flag for summer and contributions may be sent to the Pinehurst General Office.
March advances bring countryside hints of spring as emerald green shoots rise from ochre grass and vermilion highlights sparkle against deep green. The first may flowers arrived a fortnight ago and shrubs in the Village have been flowering for weeks.
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