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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1898
Page
2
A line from a local newspaper notes the entry of material at the Pinehurst Post Office in Moore County North Carolina as second class mail matter indicating its mailing status and classification.
A reading of Moore County government names includes Commissioners John B. Watson Jonesboro and William Currie Curriesville. Clerk Superior Court D A McDonnild. Sheriff Samuel M Jones. Register of Deeds W S Battley. Treasurer Daniel Hamner. Coroner Dr G McLeod. Surveyor J G Seawell. Mineral Springs Township Justices W W Cole Rubicon Daniel Blue M J Morris West End James L Carrie C A Thomas Jackson Springs M Brown Patterson Bridge M M Thomas Clark's Mill C D Benbow Minehurat.
The new union church edifice at Jackson Thimlet was dedicated Sunday at 3 PM under General Carrington who helped with legal steps. The exercises included prayers, minutes, incorporation papers, a parchment presentation, dedication prayer, a fund report, and remarks by Cross, Mance, Bond, and guests from Pinehurst.
General Carrington appeals to church members and all colored people to base training on church and school for life. He highlights race traits, insistence on religious culture, love of music, obedience to law, and the aim to make the colored citizenry productive under humane conditions. He notes spiritual guidance, home devotion, and education as pathways to a future where African Americans contribute to unity under American ideals.
A ceremonial tribute expresses gratitude for faithful service and prays for an enduring shrine where the Holy Spirit remains, linking generations to come with a blessing of God’s presence until reunion.
Last Sunday evening the Holly Inn music room hosted a concert for guests and villagers. The full orchestra performed its final season with leader Mr. Frank Lindsey and cornetist among those leaving. Miss Henrietta Carrington contributed selections and the program closed with God be with you till we meet again as trolley bells faded and goodbyes were exchanged. About sixty guests remained, with many cottages still occupied and others to leave in May.
A fragment from a rural tale shows a boy named Jack earning money for “helping thrash” with chores around a fence. He boasts of witnessing games and actions from the safe side, while confusion over what he actually did and killed grows as his mother questions the truth of his story.
A brief dialogue about luck and money contrasts a nickel find with the idea that luck brings money. It references the Highmind family as an old city clan, noting their decline after Mr Highmind failed last year.
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