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Pinehurst sees post office move and fleet of new homes
The rooms housing the drug store will become the post office in Pinehurst due to growing postal business. Bert E. Wicker will run a new electric supplies salesroom in the vacated space while Miss Lucy Priest resumes library duties. The Pinehurst Warehouse Co. buys Pinehurst Inc. stock and will operate as an independent firm with O. H. Stutts as general manager. The Lexington Hotel is leased by Leonard Bliss and wife. The Magnolia becomes E. G. Fitzgerald property, serving Holly Inn as annex. A major clubhouse rebuild at Pinehurst Country Club nears completion. New homes rise on Chinquapin Road, Palmetto Road, Dundee Road, Midland Road and near the golf courses, with designs by Herman & Simmons and Frank Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Bert E. Wicker
Lucy Priest
A. S. Newcomb
Newcomb
Vance Cottage
O. H. Stutts
Lexington Hotel
Leonard Bliss
Vass
N. C
Bliss
Pinehurst
E. G. Fitzgerald
Holly Inn
Pinehurst Country Club
H. H. Rackham
Chinquapin Road
Herman & Simmons
Detroit
Mich
Rackham
Ford
Clover Leaf
Palmetto Road
Willow Oaks
A. B. Sally
Fuller Currie
Sally
L. C. Robbins
Mr. Robbins
Short Road
Dundee Road
Fields Road
J. T. Craig
Richard Tufts
Craig
Leonard Taft
Frank Mead
Cleveland
Ohio