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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
2
The poem compares past ladies with modern Twentieth Century Margaret who defeats a field in golf. It notes Priscilla and Arabella as historical contrasts, while H. T. Smith of the New York World credits Margaret with a decisive win in a brisk, stylish note.
A critique of exaggerated claims in advertising across industries notes the frequent use of superlatives to sell goods and places. It praises Pinehurst for avoiding hype, asserting the resort’s genuine advantages, climate, and improvements speak for themselves without embellished language.
A visitor leaving the New England States at season’s end experiences a striking change. The article describes the shift from snow clad hills and icy waters to green pine groves and garden landscapes in Pinehurst, noting sensory appeals from sight to sound as winter gives way to mild southern scenery.
Post office inspector Jere Connolly visits eastern North Carolina towns to audit office stock and cash, detailing stamps, envelopes, and fixtures. He notes women postmasters complicate inventories, praises rural free delivery, and asserts the department aims to provide universal mail service with self support as a secondary goal.
More than seventy five percent of Pinehurst visitors over the last two seasons had already spent prior seasons here and returned for winter residence after judging the town desirable. Current season sees more people settled for the period than ever before at this time.
Religious services were conducted Sunday at the Village Hall. Union services led by Rev. D. W. Fox drew a large crowd with a sermon from Genesis 8 20 33 and announced a Bible Class for future Sundays. Episcopal services by Rev. Hl. St Gregory at 4 p.m. were attended by all Pinehurst church members and others, with a sermon from John 6.
Fragmentary notice lists regular union services at Village Hall on Sunday December 1 at 1 a.m with Bible class and Sunday school at noon led by Pastor Rev D W Fox.
The golf links reopen with regular play by guests twice daily. Rain softened dust from a dry spell, and greens are being rolled by the caddy master’s crew to improve conditions over the next weeks. Early-season players include Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ketcham, Mr. J. Monroe, and Mr. Richard Sharpe.
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