Local Church Services And Social Events In Pinehurst
Friday brief notes recount Episcopal services at Village Thil and Beulah Hill, prayer at Deep Creek, and a Sunday Christian Union address by Gen. Carrington. A well attended Holly Inn music room event featured Rev. Bond presiding due to Rev. Ransom’s illness. Pinehurst golf activity grows with new recruits as summer plans unfold. A party visited Thagard’s mills for a proposed local picnic. Paralyzed Thomas Rose on the McKeithen farm, age about 70, shows potential for recovery. New colored church services held with Armstrong preaching. funds pledged to finish the building. N. M. Shaw’s Pinehurst estate home fire causes total loss. family safe. Molly Inn concert draws guests. Mrs. M. B. Swift of Boston praises the Holy City performance and voice teaching fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Swift
Boston
The
Holy City
Pinehurst
Guests at the Holly Inn and Holly Ion
Personal mentions list guests arriving and departing at the Holly Inn and Holly Ion in an assortment of travelers from Lynn Boston Old Point Comfort Keniston Jonesboro Cleveland Stoney Creek Pittsburg Nova Scotia Springfield and South Africa with several weeks stay and upcoming departures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. Clark
Stoney Creek
Mis
Ethel E. Valentine
Springfield
Mass
Holly Inn
Seasonal Returns From Magnolia and Pinehurst Visitors
B Whidden and wife of Antigo Nova Scotia left after a pleasant season at the Magnolia and started for their Northern home pleased with Pinehurst and its people. Mrs EK Bird and son Edgeworth returned to Baltimore after spending two seasons at the Holly Inn. The Misses Parmelee of Malone New York returned home Tuesday after residing at the Holly Inn the entire season and will be missed by many friends. They praised Pinehurst and plan to return next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Thuriston
Holly Inn
Tush
N. Y
B. Whidden
Antigonish
Nova Scotia
Magnolia
Pinehurst
W. EK. Dbird
Edgeworth
Baltimore
Parmelee
Malone
Pinetwist
New Colored Church Ready for Dedication Next Sunday
The new colored church will be finished this week and the dedication services set for 4 PM next Sunday under General I. B. Carrington. A large gathering is expected with village guests invited to attend. The Jackson Hamlet Union church society was formed last Monday electing James Jackson Alonzo Cross Henry Gaddy Arthur Rorie and James Jackson as officers. The non sectarian church will run a Sunday school and serve as a day school for local colored children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Carrington
Hhe Church Society
Jackson Hamlet
Arthur Rorie
James Jackson
Rev Rufus B Tobey Returns North After Helpful Visit
Rev. Rufus B. Tobey and his Boston family stayed at a cottage on East Village Green since last November to aid local religious and social life. During residence he aided the poor and sick with pastoral care and purse, earning deep regard from villagers and nearby country people. He and his family departed Wednesday to resume northern work, leaving a wish for his return another season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus B. Tobey
Boston
East Village Green Street
Tobey
Mr. Tobey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Gregory
Mr. Jenney
Reo
Hugh Ingram
Beulah Hill
Hovelock
Deep Creek
Stringers
Christian Union
Tlam
Carrington
G. R. Ransom
I. T. Bond
General Carrington
Carswell
Leonard
Thomas Rose
McKeithen
Mr. Rose
New Colored Church
Frederick Armstrong
Jonesboro
N. M. Shaw
Mr. Shaw
J.C. Abora
Lynn, Mass
Holly Ion
Henry S. Bean
A. M. Scott
Old Point Comfort, Va
Ton
J. Allen
Keniston, N.C
Holly Ton
Mrs. N. BE. Roscoe
William A. Guthrie
Diurkin, N.C
W. KE. Marchinson
New Tliven, Conn
Rt. J. Burns
IL. F. Seawell
Carthage
W. R. Caulkins
Cleveland, Ohio
Ter. H.T. Gregory
Wife
Southern Pines
Jolly Inn
WJ. Shay
Cedars
E. Woodi l
Lena
Stalifax, Nova Scotia
Mrs. HL. H. Campbell
Mrs. Hoffa
South Africa
Otto Katzenstein
Stronach’s
A. B. Stronach
Fayetteville Street
Wilmington Street
Raleigh
North CarOlina
R. B. Tobey
H. H. Powell & Son
Aberdeen
Roseland
Southern Pines, N. C
the Outlook
J. H. Crawford
Raleich, N. C
Clothiers
Fayetteville
Stes
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