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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1899

Page

4

Pinehurst Outlook reader notices and rates

Terms of subscription run one copy per year with eight months at 1.00 shillings and advertising rates available on request. Notices invite local interest letters and free birth, marriage, and death notices. Classified ads up to five lines cost 24 cents weekly prepaid. Mail to Akruvur II Spisnety Publisher Pinehurst Moore County North Carolina.

Akruvur II Spisnety

North Carolina's Hidden Romance in History

The article argues North Carolina is rich in natural resources and deep in pioneering history. It highlights Raleigh's 1584 voyage under Amadas and Barlowe, noting the landing on Wokokon and the state’s long, storied past beyond the common image of a quiet, pastoral land.

North Carolina South Old North State Our Union New World America Raleigh Amadas and Barlowe Wokokon

English Adventurers Claim Roanoke Island For Queen Bess

English leaders Amadas and Barlowe describe Roanoke Island as a fertile paradise. They note abundant grapes, cedars, and game and recount friendly meetings with Gringanamee and his people. The voyage ends with a glowing report to Sir Walter Raleigh and Queen Elizabeth, praising the land and inhabitants.

Atlantic Ocean Pamlico Sound Bess Walter Raleigh Wokokon Lebanon Gringanameo Granginimeo Birlowe Gringanamee Roanoke Island Amadas Barlowe England Sir Walter

Sunday Evening Concert at Holly Inn Delights Audience

Nearly two hundred attended the music room program. Miss Marion Stearns delighted listeners with her performance. Mr. Kk. Rogers read The Parson's Courtship in his style. Kiesler Convert Scene and various solos followed, including Song that Reached My Heart and In Heavenly Love Abiding. The program closed with Ernani and Handel selections. Audience responded warmly to God Be With You Till We Meet Again.

Holly Inn Marion Stearns Kk. Rogers Cornet Mr. Poole Jordan Lassen Largo Handel

Pleasant Progressive Whist Party At Berkshire List

A very pleasant progressive whist party was held in the parlors at the Berkshire list Monthly evening and was well attended. The first ladies prize was won by Miss A. M. Maines and the first gentleman's prize by Mrs. Charles Waldbridge. The Berkshire is proving a very popular hostelry and Manager Peck is very successful in his efforts to satisfy the wants of his many guests.

Berkshire List A. M. Maines Charles Waldbridge Berkshire Peck

Old Folks Concert Plans Mentioned by The Pilgrim

The Pilgrim notes a proposed Old Folks Concert discussed last winter with Dr Hursey volunteering to help if at least fifteen warblers are found. He will seek Father Kemp tunes from Boston and begin preparations. EK Rogers signs the brief notice in The Pilgrim. The Outlook for three months only ke.

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Pinehurst Pinehurst, Moore O N. OC Arthur H. Spinney Gmenthe Moore County N. C Outlook Kiesler Pinehu Rst N. Cc Seaboard Air Line R. Rote Southern Mines Atwood & Treadway, Managers Pinehurst, Moore Co Southern Pines, N. C the Drummers’ Resort Ss. A. L. RR Fineburst Minehurst R. M. Couch Progressive Whist Party J. N. Loncest Greensboro, N. C Francis Deaton Southern Pines Pinehurst Department Store F. L. Hightower Mfr Pinehurst, N
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