Mail Arrivals and Departures at Pinehurst on March 9 1912
In Pinehurst North Carolina on Saturday March 9 1912 the schedule lists mail arrivals from North at 7 30 A M and from South at 10 30 A M and 6 30 P M with an additional 7 20 P M. Departures include to All Points 8 30 P M and to South 6 30 and 7 00 P M and to North 3 30 P M. Special notes state registered mail arrives 9 30 A M and leaves 6 00 P M.
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Hern
Pinehurst
South
High Point
Fou
A. L
Carthage
Aberdeen
Florida Points
Sleeper
Florida
High Point & Son
8. A. IL
Parlorear
Village Club Fete Planned After March 11 at Pine Grove
The Village Club announces a fete to be held on the first fair day after March 11. From three to six, the Pine Grove hosts music by The Carolina Orchestra, card tables, a men’s putting contest, children’s games, refreshments and surprises. Town criers will herald the event with bugle blasts and posters.
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Pine Grove
Carolina
United North and South Amateur Championship Events Schedule
The notice outlines the tenth annual United North and South Amateur Championship for women from March 25 to 29 with medals and cups for top qualifiers and runners-up. It lists the second annual United Amateur Professional four ball event on March 30 with prizes for leading amateur and professionals, the twelfth annual United Open Championship on April 1 with medals and cash prizes, and other related championships through April 11. It also covers weekly handicaps, rifle pistol handicaps, tennis club championship March 11-16, and Tin Whistle Golf events with dates and prize structures.
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TIN Whistle
Tin Whistle Club
United North and South
Pinehurst Chapel Services Under Religious Association
The Pinehurst Religious Association maintains non denominational services for all Pinehurst residents. Rev T A Cheatham B D is resident minister. Sunday schedule includes Holy Communion at 9 30 AM, Morning Service and Sermon at 11 AM, Sunday School at 12 35 PM. Catholic services held at Village Chapel every Sunday morning at 6 AM.
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Pinehurst
Catholic
Miss Lippincott the Survivor in Elimination Contest
The Silver Foils elimination featured Miss Lippincott with a forty handicap at the nineteenth green leading the field. Miss Cummings with thirty six allowance was close behind and Mrs Rae with twenty five finished third. Several others advanced to later greens including Miss Priest and Miss Edith Barnett. Several competitors failed to submit inecards.
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Lippincott
Cummings
Mrs. Rae
Miss Priest
Edith Barnett
Mary Fownes
Helmer
Jillson
King
van Ostrand
Sunday Evening Concert at The Carolina Enjoyed by Many
Sunday evening's concert at The Carolina drew a large audience. The program included Gounod's Funeral March of a Marionette, Masaniello overture, a tenor solo by Mr. Parker, Salvator Rosa selections, echoes from The Metropolitan Opera, Tobani String Quartet Andante, Barglel tenor solo, Boat Song, and selections from Verdi's Il Trovatore.
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The
Carolina
Masaniello” Auber
Mr. Parker Child
Salvator Rosa
Tobani
Barglel
Mr, Child
Il’ Trovatore
It Saves Letter Writing The Habit Send It to Friends
A weekly feature urges readers to share the publication with friends. It touts the habit as practical and social, claiming the issue offers the full weekly story and insights that save readers time on writing letters and tracking news.
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Moore County
North Carolina
James W. Tufts
Herbert L. Jillson
Ask Central
Mr. Jillson
Post Ofice
Pinehurst, North Carolina
Darry
Dept
Catholic Services
T. W. Etesweiler
Basil Durant
New York
I’. W. Etsweiler
Philadelphia
Mr. Durant
W. C. Codman, Jr
Boston
Mr. Eisweiler
Charles Banes
Miss Lippincott
DuPont
DU Pont
EN Piure
Dupont DE Nemours Powder CO
Pioneer Powder Makers of America
Wilmington, del
Gomez
Metropolitan Opera
Ouge
Hotel Continental
Washington, D. C
Union Station
A. W. Chaffee
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