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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
5
Readable items show store sales of petrified wood and novelty toys, new trunks, and discounted Kennedy wafer products. Local entertainments include a Monday Village Hall event and a Holly Inn music room hop with attendance noted. A New York art sale and a prolonged horse room hop finish out the week’s notices.
The note records the contest closing on the 21st inst and mentions an exhibition by F C Allen of Pinebluff selling Civil War relief and Indian curiosities at the reading room in the Casino yesterday and today. It also notes a Holly Inn orchestra concert next Sunday at 8 pm in the music room and a village social dance held last Friday night with The Four Leads and Holly Inn orchestra providing music. Landlord Kimball extends the Berkshire stay to about May 10 due to many guests. Noah Roby is celebrated as possibly the oldest man, born April 1, 1772 in North Carolina and now in New Jersey.
Public entertainment in the village presents the farce Who's Who next Monday evening. Local talent stars Me Shinonides Swimhopper Hiamma Lavender and others with Miss Annette Sloan Matilda dune in a cast list. Tickets are 25 and 35 cents, available at the Department Store with all seats numbered and reserved.
Dear sir will you kindly permit me to acknowledge through your col wins the contributions which have been received for the new schoolhouse for colored children at Pinehurst Gifts up to March 27th amounted to 130.05 which sum was placed in the hands of Mr C D Benbow the treasurer In addition to this the Sunday school has given its collections estimated for the season at 15.00 making a total of 154.65 Further contributions may be given to Mr Tufts or Mr Benbow Edwin If Dickinson
Last Friday evening Mrs K H McAlpine hosted a German whist gathering at the Casino parlors with Mrs F U Carpenter assisting. Six tables played for prizes including first ladies’ prize a souvenir china benbon dish won by Mrs C M Brewer and first gentlemen’s prize a souvenir china ash tray awarded to Mr F T L McAlpine.
The Christian union service will be held in the Village Hall next Sunday morning at 10.48 o'clock with preaching by Rev. M. Emery of Raleigh, Sunday school at noon, and a prayer and praise service at 7.15 p.m. All warmly invited to attend.
Regular union service drew a large attendance with Rev Rufus B Tobey of Boston delivering an able sermon. Mr St Clair performed Paulus by Faure and Mrs May Cook Sharp presided at the piano. Sunday school noon sermon by Rev Tobey. Evening Episcopal service at 815 conducted by Rev Gregory. Special vesper service at 715 with Rev Tohey preaching and Mr St Chir singing. Mrs Bradbury presided at the piano.
Last Tuesday evening at 7 30 Mrs FLW Bradbury was summoned to the General Office where Mr Benbow and others presented her with a Pinehurst 5 Welock tea set in appreciation for her piano accompaniment and unselfish help at village stage rehearsals and musical productions, expressing esteem from those who know her.
An account portrays a couple escaping a blaze as the husband reassures his wife with a terse answer. The scene highlights the urgency outside and the wife’s probing question as they rush toward the stairs. A second fragment references a conversation about employment and salary in a separate city notice context.
Pinehurst Vocal Studio operates daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Village Tall with St. Clair as manager AJDT. The Lamperts system taught.
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