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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1899
Page
5
A verse puzzle about a tutor who teaches two young tooters to toot, with the two asking whether it is harder to toot or tutor two tooters. The poem plays on sounds and teaches through playful wordplay in a classic quip form.
Pinehurst hosts a Wednesday Feb 22 minstrel show at the Village Stall to raise funds for the Jackson Hamlet colored school, boosted to 850 by private gifts. A Holly Inn pool tour produced about a dozen contestants with Bill of Springfield as winner. There are flowers at Pinehurst Nurseries and a price list at the Department Store. Local hunting trophies and exhibition hides, bowling losses to Southern Pines, and a golf score record on the Pinehurst Links are noted. Christian union services led by Rev A Craig promote November fidelity, with Miss Baxter and Miss Clark in music. A spider web party at Magnolia yielded prizes to Mrs Lincoln and Mr McGarvey. Lend-a-Hand calendars with Dr Thule handwriting are on sale. Rev CTL Dobbs of Carthage will preach in Village Hall first Sunday in March. First season praise and prayer service occurred at Village Hall, with ongoing Sundays at 7:30 pm inviting all to attend.
A long list of visitors and seasonal guests are noted at the Holly Inn and the Berkshire in Pinehurst. Names include J. Al Wissler Motteure N C and many from Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston New York and other places. Several arrive for the season while others join families or travel on winter vacations.
A large congregational gathering occurred at the Sunday morning service led by Rev. Mr. Emery who preached on Christian love. Sunday school teachers listed were Mr. Whipple Miss Gilbert Miss Ballentyne Mr. Pritchert and Mrs. Spinney with the superintendent to be chosen later. The session will meet after the morning service each Sabbath. In the afternoon Episcopal services were led by Rev. Mr. Prescott of Washington DC with a large turnout, and Rev. Mr. Gregory will lead next Sabbath.
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