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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
6
Village birds captivate guests with bright songs and cheerful behavior as Elizabeth Olney lists reliable species in season. Notable birds include Mockingbird, Blue Jay, Red-headed Woodpecker, Cardinal, and Carolina Chickadee among many others observed around hotels, cottages, and pines.
A compact catalog of birds including Killdeer plover Water thrush Goldfinch Red-breasted nuthatch Chipping sparrow Blue-gray gnatcatcher Maryland yellow throat Brown creeper Purple finch White-eyed vireo Red-eyed vireo Yellow-throated vireo Chimney swift Bobolink Parula warbler Yellow-breasted chat Great crested flycatcher King bird Yellow warbler Black-throated blue warbler Black poll warbler Wood pewee American bittern Blue bird Myrtle warbler noted among winter residents listing numerous species.
A northern visitor’s guide to seasonal flora along the village banks and woodlands. November through January offer blue gentians and mistletoe, February to March bring arbutus and mosses, April greets birdfoot violet and a dwarf iris, with Amsonia and yellow pitcher plants enhancing a year of outdoor beauty and discovery.
William H. Beers, secretary of the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests, assumes advertising management for The Circle. Pinehurst claims pride in its origin as the magazine, published by Funk & Wagnalls, speeds to its first issue due in early December.
Village librarian Miss Elizabeth Olney weighs requests for a repeat series of lectures after a popular last season. She has not decided yet but many hope a program on history or literature will be offered.
Bowling interest is good and alleys stay busy with numerous tournament events after the usual custom. There is talk of reorganizing the bowling league. Mrs. C. C. Stevick and Miss Laura Agnes Walker, manicurists, and photographer E. L. Merrow all return.
The Carolina adds a match billiard table that attracts experts from across the country. Evening crowds fill the spacious room as men and women play, with both youth and adults drawn to the entertainment and social atmosphere.
Early indications point to an engaging series with two or three teams in the local league and visiting squads expected. Manager Ed Ellis eyes available material at the new baseball diamond near the hot houses as warming up begins, with contributions to the baseball fund invited via Pinehurst General Office.
Retired professor Trev Sharpe rejoins the Village music scene after years in charge of The Carolina and The Holly Inn venues. He brings top musicians to The Inn, resumes special Sunday concerts, and hosts weekday hop nights with dancing requests. He aims to balance bright and sad facets of life through his music.
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