JANUABT S8, 1980
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READ THIS PROGRAM!
Who Says There's Nothing
Doing in Pinehurst
in April!
Sisters of St. Dominic Establish
New School at Southern Pines
The Dominican Sisters are just in
stalling the REGINA SANCTORUM
(Queen of All Saints) ACADEMY, for
the purpose of aiding parents in this vi- : Golf; 20th U. N. & S. Amateur
cinity whose children have been taking Championship 2nd day.
up a standard course of study in either 2: Golf; 20th U. N. & S. Amateur
academic or pre-academic studies, and Championship 3rd day.
who wish the education of their children 3: Golf i 20tn u N. & S. Amateur
should not be interrupted during their Championship 4th day.
sojourn in the South. Golf; Women's Putting Contest.
'The Sisters came from New York 5: Golf 20tn u N & S. Amateur
about a week ago and have taken the Championship 5th day.
house in Southern Pines formerly known 6: Trapshooting; Target Handicap
as "The Colton House.' This house is Tournament.
situated at the corner of May Street and Golf 20tn u- N & s- Amateur Cham
Connecticut Avenue. It is but a short pionship finish.
distance on the road to Fayetteville, Horses; 4th Pinehurst Horse Show.
Raleigh and Manley and so the new con- 7: aces; 3rd Spring Steeple Chase
vent has a most convenient location. & ace'
The house is one of the best of the Do0 3rd Pinehurst Dog Show 1st
older houses in Southern Pines and is av
equipped with steam heat, electric 8: tennis; 2nd U. N. & S. Tourna
Jights, etc. etc. Some of the larger nient 1st day.
rooms are being turned into very at- D9' 3rd rinehurst Dog Show
tractive class rooms. A Chapel and a nisn-
studio will also be equipped in the near 9: Tennis; 2nd U. N. & S. Tourna
future. .ment 2nd day.
The Academic Department is to be 10 : Golf Women's Putting Contest,
open from 9 to 12 A. M. and offers the Tennis; 2nd U. N. & S. Tournament
usual high school curriculum. Terms 3rd dav
$20.00 per month. 12 : Tennis; 2nd U. N .& S. Tourha-
The Seventh and Eight Grammar ntth day.
School Grades offer Elementary French 13 : Golf' 10th Mid -April Tourna
and Drawing in the regulation course. men day.
Hours 1 to 3:30 P. M.; Terms $15.00 Trapshooting; Target Handicap
per month. Tournament.
The Pre-Academic Department for Tennis 2nd U' N & S Tournament
small children includes the elementary 5tn da
grade work and Primary French. 14 : Golf 10th Mid -April Tourna
Hours 9 to 12 A. M.; Terms, $12.00 per nt 2nd day.
month Tennis; 2nd U. N. & S. Tournament
The Sisters offer private lessons in finisn
French, Spanish and Latin. They also
are prepared to give special work in
Drawing, in Light and Shade, Still Life, ment 3rd dav-
Cravori Pnrf-.rnit.ft Water Cfnlmv Oil 16 : Golf 10tn
Painting, Tapestry Painting, China ment 4th day.
Painting, Miniature and French Pen 17 : Go1 '' 10th Mid-April Tourna
Painting. Fee $3.00 per hour or $5.00 ment -finish.
for two hours. As soon as the schooll is Golf ' Women's Putting Contest,
equipped with a piano, lessons in Voice 19 : Trapshooting; 3rd U. N. & S.
Culture and Instrumental Music will be Tournament 1st day.
20: Trapshooting; 3rd U. N. & S.
Tournament 2nd day.
21: Eaces; April Harness Race.
Trapshooting; 3rd U. N. & S Tourna-
hills is the progress at the Drowning
Creek Plantation. Even more than
upon peach trees, tobacco and climate,
we bank ujjon the quality and capac
ity of the people that live here and
that are coming here in ever increas
ing numbers. A hundred acres of
one year trees and a very beautiful
residence just finished beyond, the
Derby place are tangible evidence of
another welcome addition to the
Plantation colony. This is John Tuck
erman of Boston, who is moving here
this month with his family. The ad
joining property has been purchased
by another well known Bostonian,
Richard Lovering, who has already
bought 10,000 trees to put in his clear
ing, is contracting the building of a
house, and is in the meantime to live
here in Pinehurst with his family.
These two will add mightily to the
Sandhill team.
This is by no means a comprehensiye
account of the development in peaches
these last three months. The same
story has been repeated in Southern
Pines, Lakeview, Aberdeen, Hoffman,
Marston and West End. Alexander
Ogden Jones of New York, a brother-in-law
of Raphael W. Pumpelly's, al
ready well known and influential in
the Sandhills, has bought the orchard
and vineyard and pecan grove at Ni
agara, and contemplates going into
scuppernongs. Another week we will
give further news of the march of
events in the bucolic world, including
an account of the Peach Growers' As
sociation that bids fair to usurp the
kudos recently belonging to the Sand
hill Board of Trade.
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S. S. PIERCE CO.
BOSTON
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada
For sale by The Pinehirst Department Store '.
Eaces; Regular Weekly Races.
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Mid-April Tourna-
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
given. The Sisters desire it to be known
that any equipment given for the
Chapel, Studio or Class Rooms will be
most thankfully received and that chil
dren of any creed will be welcome in the ment 3rd dav'
Academy.
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Trapshoting; 3rd U. N. & S. Tourna-
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Tournament 4th day.
(Continued from Paae 3) 23 : Trapshooting; 3rd U. N. & S.
tion last Summer: Mr. Arthur Newcomb Tournament 5th day.
iook over what was leit oi the rage
Estate in that direction and also the
800 acres owned by J. H. Ehrehart. ent finish.
Before this deal was closed J. V. Healy :-.-
and C. P. Mason had relieved Newcomb 200 to L. E. Pender of Pinehurst.
of 100 acrtes "of pine grove between Ralph Page bought 125 for a Boston
Lattings and Marrs. client, still unidentified, including the
J. R. Page, who ownes what little is famous Pine Grove. One hundred and
left of the original tract beyond Linden, twenty-five acres on the railroad oppo
has built a very attractive cottage and site Vina Vista is being put into trees
planted 20 acres of Elberta and Belle this week, and a saw-mill is working
trees in the fork of the Jackson Springs over time to cut the timber for dwell
road just beyond the big orchard. ings and packing house. It looks as
The scarcity of available high land though the Garran Hill development
around town has induced S. B. Chapin would be duplicated at Vina Vista with,
to divide his large holding on the rail- in the year.
road beyond the race course. 300 teres Possibly of more importance than
was sold to Fred Page of Aberdeen, and. any of this to the future of the Sand-
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location make Richmond a very desirable stop-over point for tourists.
Fifteen Hole Golf Club of Country Club of Virginia Nearby
T Room single and en suite, with and without baths. Turkish and Roman Bstka
vrT comfort, for the touriat. every convenience for the traveling man.
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