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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
5
Straw huts return in style as Pinehurst wakes to spring bloom. Van Lindley orchard pear trees in bloom. Village hosts and visitors plan social hops in Holly Inn music room. Holy communion Sundays and prayer meetings urged during Lent. Birds sing as new leaves appear around the village.
Horseback riding grows in popularity and many parties brighten streets while Pinehurst hosts minstrel rehearsals and a public whist. Holly Inn concert and Armenian novelties exhibition mark spring, with sales, lectures, and fundraising for a colored schoolhouse. Pullman sleeper plans to Washington, with possible New York through service.
Last Friday Harry Redan Ph D hosted a sleight of hand show at the Village Hall to benefit the Dr Hale Educational Fund. The event drew an enthusiastic audience and the Holly Inn orchestra contributed several fine selections. A substantial sum was raised to educate worthy white children in the area.
Holy communion in the small room at the Village Hall at one o clock conducted by Rev Mr Prescott. Christian union service at 10 45 with preaching by Rev Edwin IL Dickinson DD. Collection for a schoolhouse fund for colored children. Sunday school after morning service at noon. Episcopal service at 3 15 conducted by Rev Mr Gregory. Prayer and praise at 7 15 all invited.
Communion service opened the day in the simal room with Rev. Mr. Prescott. Christian union sermon by Rev. C. M. Emery of Raleigh drew a large crowd at Village Hall. Mr. St. Clair sang Consider the Lilies. Miss Carpenter presided at the piano. Sunday school at noon. Episcopal service at 3 15 pm led by Rev. P M Prescott in Rev. Gregory's absence. Evening prayer and praise at 7 15 pm, led by Mr. Marnie, with Mrs. Bradbury at the piano.
Dr J A Kellog explains how cold air entering through a crack chills surface skin and contracts its blood vessels. This reflex links skin vessels to lungs, so nose throat and shoulder area constrict similarly, leading to lung congestion if cold exposure continues. Health column notes.
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