Distinguished Visitors From Juniata Valley Editorial Association
A sixty five person delegation from the Juniata Valley Editorial Association of Pennsylvania visited Pinehurst on a southern excursion led by TP A Skywood publisher of Southern Progress. They toured, were entertained at the Ozone hotel, rode the Pinehurst electric car, and saw Molly Ian the deer park and village buildings. The visitors praised Pinehurst as a pretty southern village with modern amenities and left impressed by its electric lights water system and orderly streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Juniata Valley Editorial Association of
Pennsylvania
TP. A. Skywood
Southern Progress
Northern Capital
South
Southern Pines
Couch
Ozone Hotel
Molly Ian
Deer Park
Tufts and Pinehurst Leader of Southern Progress
James W Tufts of Boston drives North Carolina development and humanity through Pinehurst a winter resort on the Seaboard Air Line The town stands as a monument to Tufts and a strong contribution to national progress Pinehurst will influence the current of Southern progress and growth.
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Edward Everett
Ale
J. W. ‘Tufts
Boston
North Carolina
Tufts
Pinehurst
N. C
Seaboard Air Line
J. W.tufts
Uthern
Pinehurst Village Hall to Be Built on Village Green
Pinehurst residents will soon have a dedicated Village Hall for Sunday services and secular events. Architects Rand and Taylor design a one and a half story, 75 by 39 foot building with stained glass windows, seating 800, a 15 by 20 foot stage, dressing rooms, ante rooms, basement heater fed by pine, and contractor Longest and Bain progressing toward quick completion.
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Pinehurst
Assembly
North Carolina
Main Street
Messrs. Rand & Taylor
Boston
Phins
Messrs
Longest & Bain
An Attractive Well House in the Deer Park
The rustic well-house of the deer park draws attention from northern visitors. It features refuse resin curling formed to resemble mossy rocks, with cactus flour in the cracks. The roof is thatched with straw and the work of Mr Louis Letien, whose ingenuity stands out in the village.
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Deer Park
Louis Letien
Pinehurst Elevation and Climate Drive Resort Fame
Pinehurst sits 650 feet above sea level with an average winter temperature of 44 degrees aiding its reputation as a health and pleasure resort. The region’s elevation and climate are highlighted as key factors attracting visitors seeking a restorative getaway.
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Pinehurst
Pine Grove caretaker to return for winter season
W. W. Trickey of Jackson New Hampshire who managed the Pine Grove house last season will have charge there the coming winter and will no doubt give the same satisfactory service as of yore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W.trickey
Jackson, N. H
Pine Grove House
True Sportsman in Moore County Hunt Guide
A veteran hunter, H. H. Powell, is recommended for northern visitors seeking game in this area. Powell, with his gun and dog, is praised as the best at locating game in Moore County.
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H. H. Powell
Brother Powell
Moore County
New School Near Village Green Edifice Nears Completion
The new school building at the foot of East Village Green is rapidly nearing completion and should be ready for the fall and winter term. Principal Miss May Taylor plans a regularly graded school, inviting northern visitors to send their children for outcomes as good as those in their northern homes.
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East Village Green Street
May ‘Taylor
Albany man Dayton Ball dies suddenly
Mr. Dayton Ball of Albany New York, who resided at the Holly Inn last winter, died very suddenly a few weeks ago.
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Dayton Ball
Albany N. Y
Holly Inn
New Church at Beulah Hill Formed by Local Baptists
In Beulah Hill area near town a Baptist missionary led summer services under a shelter and the Beulah Hill Baptist church organized with twenty one members. Officers include Deacon Duncan Black and Secretary John Caddell. They plan a small one story frame building twenty five by thirty feet to shelter winter meetings and Sunday school, a challenge for local farmers who must save carefully.
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Arbor
Beulah Hill
Duncan Black
John R. Hawley
Lolly Inn to Open November Under New Boston Plans
The Lolly Inn will open Nov 15 under Messrs Sise and Atwood. The winter success required enlarging the inn for the coming season. Rand and Taylor of Boston oversee plans for a building twice the original size with steam heat electric lights bathrooms and open fireplaces.
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Lolly
Messrs
Sise
Atwood
Messrs. Rand & Taylor
Boston
Boston man to furnish heating for Holly Inn and store
Albert B. Franklin of Boston has taken the contract to furnish the site heating apparatus for the Holly Inn and general store building. Engineer A. Hubbard was in town Tuesday and laid out the work. C. W. Jensen and Edwin Reed of Toston are now carrying it into effect.
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Albert B. Franklin
Boston
Mass
Holly Inn
A. Hubbard
Messrs. C. W. Jensen
Edwin Reed
Toston
Editorial visitors ride special trolley to Southern Pines
Through the kindness of Supt. Benbow the trolley car made a special trip last Friday to transport our editorial visitors from and to Southern Pines.
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Supt. Benbow
Southern Pines
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Juniata Valley
James W. Tufts
Pinehurst's Village Hall
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