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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1899
Page
5
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader quotes a line about laughter and the need to find things that make us laugh, reflecting a cultural humor note rather than a full events story. The text focuses on a witty maxim and local newspaper tone.
A brief from Pinehurst lists items including a lost key to Pinehart Museum, Miss Lillie Black’s term at Raeford Academy funded by Dr Hale Educational Fund, congratulations for Prof Henry Gaddy and wife on the birth of Benjamin Davis, a diverse census showing residents from 25 states and 3 foreign countries, a vesper service led by Rev HB Tobey, Pinehurst Nurseries offering cut flowers, Episcopal services by Rev Mr Gregory, a vocal solo by Miss Mayvenie Upham, a man seeking work as a yard or vine tender in Pinehurst, Dr Wright to preach at Christian union services, a pleasant dance at Louis Letien’s home, county court sessions in Porttge with Judge Robinson, Children’s Day at Jackson Trimlet church with northern visitors, Miss Pocahontas Carr directing the day school events, Mrs Flora Patterson selling curios and a 106-year-old Scottish clock in the General Office up for bid, and more village notes.
A long list of Boston Philadelphia Montreal and other regional visitors staying at Holly Inn Hollyton Pine Grove House and Premont in Pinehurst. Guests include Ames of Boston Mrs Hart and Mrs Frost plus Prof John E Kelly and editor Edwin D Mead. Several families plan to return next winter while others depart for northern homes.
A large Easter gathering at the Village Hall heard Rev. R B Robey of Boston deliver a brief sermon from Corinthians 15 19 29 382. A special musical program under Mr St Clair featured Miss Jeanette Baxter pianist Miss Maud Clark violinist and a vocal solo by Mr St Clair. The order included hymns responsive readings anthems and offertory with a sermon followed by more anthems and congregational hymns.
In Hariem Life a playful exchange notes a man who shaves several times daily. Wigin wonders if such shaving would wear his face away. Dobbs explains the man is a barber and the habit does not hurt his look.
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