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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1904
Page
8
Aldice G. Wa discusses furnishing instruction in all grades up to the High School at technical schools and girls’ programs. The brief note highlights inclusive education and broader training opportunities within the era's regional system.
Pinehurst preserves territory offering fully equipped kennels and reliable guides. The facility provides shooting wagons saddle horses and every requirement for long or short hunts, emphasizing preparation and access to abundant game areas.
ISS M C Pott of Smmitt New Jersey reviews recent months at the Dickinson School praising teachers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor for impactful work. The industrial department awakens energy, pupils give gifts to patrons, and families may build homes this summer. Trustees urge contributions to support the school, noting it is funded solely by voluntary gifts. Recent donations include $10 from Mrs J Boyd at The Carolina and $5 from a friend at The Magnolia, plus two stoves and stove pipe.
Dutton and neighbors attend a rural gathering with playful disguises and bright attire. Guests like Hurd, Ramsey, Wheeler, and Lawrie perform humorously while a feature on the April Delineator previews Around the World in Eighty Pictures a honeymoon narrative from Montreal to Vancouver.
Visitors from New York and Chicago included Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Burton and Miss Mabel B. Higgins. Higgins, a Chicago club member, scored eighty six on Pinehurst matching the course record held by Mrs. M. C. Uterson of New York. Higgins card details noted. Guests at The Magnolia included Mr. and Mrs. John N. Hetrick of Lancaster, Pa.
Guests at The Cedars enjoyed croquet, sunshine, and fancy work with Fudge and ecards creating pleasant evening moments. A midweek croquet tournament crowned Miss P. A. Taggart of Utica, New York first and Miss Edith Bearse of East Orange, New Jersey second. Recent arrivals include Mrs. C. M. Leonard of Kenwood and Mrs. B. A. Kenney of Dansville, New York.
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