Services Last Sunday at Village Hall and Local Churches
The 11 o clock morning service led by Rev. D W Fox of Pinebluff drew a large congregation. He preached on reaching toward what lies ahead by faith and Christ like a call to heroic lives in the new century. Episcopal service followed at 2 15 pm with Rev. Gregory. prayer meeting at 7 15 pm led by E T Underhill. Evening music featured Miss Barstow at the piano, with Mr St Clair singing. A village hall program on Monday January 14 1901 includes Pittsburgh elocutionist Miss Margaret Laufman performing recitations, with Papa’s Bulldog and That Rascal Pat as pieces. Holly Inn orchestra under Prof Trey Sharp will supply music. tickets 35 and 25 cents. plans at village store.
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D. W. Fox
Pinebluff
Gentleman
Christ
God
Mr. Gregory
Mrs. Smith
Margaret Laufman
Pittsburgh
Papa
Pat
Holly Inn Orchestra
Trey
Sharp
Next Sunday's Services and Lecture Schedule
Morning service at 11 o clock led by Rev Emery of Southern Pines. Sunday School and Bible readings at noon with Rev Emery and Mr Underhill. Episcopal service at 3:15 led by Rev Gregory. At 7:15 General Carrington will give a lecture on the Military History of the Hebrew and the indebtedness of modern peoples to the founders of the first commonwealth. Lecture ends at 8. Seats free. Special music promised. All invited.
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Emery
Southern Pines
E. 'l. Underhill
Gregory
Carrington
Pinehurst Amateur Dramatic Union Announces Next Show
The Pinehurst Amateur Dramatic Union reveals its upcoming entertainment for next Monday, detailing venue and performance date. Local theater enthusiasts expect a lively stage production from the community group.
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The
Pinehurst Amateur Dramatic Union
Golf Notes Record Course Improvements and Global Growth
The club reports fine greens and new improvements including a practice putting-green and a steam roller to aid fairways. Tournaments will be scheduled with two certified scores sent to Mr. Ross for handicaps. dates posted two days prior. The note then surveys golf’s rapid spread worldwide with totals of clubs in England Ireland Wales, the United States, and other regions, highlighting dramatic growth from twenty years ago.
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Ross
England
Ireland
Wales
United States
New York
Australia
New Zealand
India
France
Scotland
Negro Christmas Carol Published From Freight House Exercises
The article notes a Christmas carol performed by the colored guests at the Christmas tree exercises in the new freight house. It mentions readers requested the piece and that the music could not be provided, describing the singing as weird and distinct to the event.
No Hiding Place Down Here Religious Ballad Fragment
A fragmentary verse text describes fervent religious persecution and a young woman dying in sin. It dramatizes fear of hell with lines about no hiding place, rock cries, mother urging prayer, and a screams-filled deathbed scene. The piece evokes gospel era sermon tone and folk hymn imagery with vivid hellfire rhetoric.
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Mary
Sunday Evening Concert at Hotel Carolina
The first regular Sunday evening concert will be held at the Hotel Carolina next Sunday at 8 p.m. Manager Priest invites all guests and cottagers to attend. The programme includes Nowowiejski March Under Freedom's Flag, Berlin in Joy and Sorrow overture, Tersthuack Fantasie flute solo, Trovatore grand selection, There is a Green Hit sacred song, Will O the Wisp, Romianza Op. 42, Wedding March from A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Verdi selections.
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Carolina
Priest
Berlin
Conrad
Tersthuack
van Santvoond
Will O
Sharp's Orchestra at Carolina Hotel Season Opener
Readers may look forward to musical treats at the Carolina Hotel this season as Mr Sharp curates a fine repertoire and surrounds himself with an exceptional ensemble. The orchestra, when complete, promises a high quality performance for patrons.
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Carolina Hotel
Sharp
Pinehurst Series Presents Noted Local Musicians
The program features violin flute ve lla clarinet cornet and piano with G B Van Santgaord a leading flutist known for Boston work and with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Robert Fleming clarinetist and Dresden Conservatory graduate, named to a top clarinet chair in Sousa's Band. Richard Shuebruck celebrated cornetist, former solo cornet with Innes Military Band and tied to Theo Thomas and the Boston Symphony. Mrs Sharp on piano and her husband guide rehearsals for a refined Pinehurst audience.
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G. B. van Santgaord
Boston
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Robert Fleming
Dresden Conservatory
Germany
Sousa
Richard Shuebruck
Theo
Thomas
Innes
Sharp
Pinehurst
Bishop Lawrence’s joke on the Brooks vacancy tale
The Philadelphia Post notes Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts told a self deprecating joke about the 1884 Cambridge Harvard appointment. Dean Lawrence and President Eliot discuss Brooks as a candidate before Brooks is elected. Eliot later admits Lawrence was his man.
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Philadelphia Post
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Wis
Brooks Wis
Theological School
Cambridge
Eliot
Harvard University
Brooks
What is sait, Thomas asks politely
A fragment from Brooklyn Life presents a playful exchange in which a teacher asks about sait and a student explains it spoils potatoes if not added during boiling. The dialogue captures a rural schooling tone and a pun on cooking terms.
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Thomas
Brooklyn
Pinehurst Nurseries Attract International Orders
Mr. Otto Katzenstein, manager, reports a flattering letter from the Department of Agriculture in Washington requesting the latest catalogue of plinta and shrubs. Two letters from the French government order shipments of seeds. Pinehurst nurseries are gaining a world wide reputation with agencies in England, France, Russia, Germany, Austria, Italy, and Canada and growing domestic demand for plants and seeds.
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Otto Katzenstein
Pinehurst Nurseries
Department of Agriculture
Washington
England
France
Russia
Germany
Austria
Italy
Canada
Lookout Subscribe Offer Six Months For Fifty Cents
A promotional notice invites readers to subscribe to OuTLook for six months at fifty cents, highlighting a limited time rate and urging action to secure the deal.
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Golf Notes
Hipina Place
Cuprus
Tam
Nowowieski
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