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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1899
Page
5
A Chicago Record item urges readers to observe Lent with personal sacrifice and shared devotion. The piece frames spiritual renewal as a collective act, inviting all to reflect on restraint and generosity during the season.
Lost key to Pinehurst Museum seeks return to General Office. Rev Gregory of Southern Pines led Episcopal services at Village Hall East Sabbath. A village hall dance followed last Saturday. Easter service music rehearsals set for Friday and Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Village belles visited Roseland. a minstrel show by local musicians entertained guests at Grove House. Flowers sold by Pinehurst Nurseries with orders at the Department Store. Rev Dr Tile to preach Christian union service at Village Hall West at 11 AM Sunday, collection for the De Thuile Educational Fund. Christian Union services led by Rev Emery of Maine last Sunday. Mistletoe club dance at Village Mall with Holly ton Orchestra. Children’s Day at Hickson Hamlet colored church on April 3. Mistel Kus ter service planned April 2 at Village House with Mr St Chain directing. rehearsal Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Rev Rufus B Tobey of Boston expected Sunday for a few weeks, will preach Easter services led by Tobey in Boston’s Floating Hospital charity. Berkshire guests attended Jackson Hamlet colored church service. Mr Arm strong preached. Mrs Meywood sang. Exlwin Foster of Salem spoke to Jimtown’s colored and white audience on thrift and neatness. Squire Bunnell brought an ox team to Pinehurst for a picnic with a two wheeled cart and a straw-filled wagon. photos taken by camera enthusiasts. Locals visit Thagards for rest from business life. northern visitors observe beauty and browse dress goods at Berkshire.
A sequence of personal mentions lists guests and arrivals at Holly Inn and related houses from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Connecticut. Names include Marvey, Sawer, Cone, Talbot, Evans, Mills, Wait, TNL, Chirk, Bridgers, Bo Heyer, Coe, Potter, Woodbury, Van Nostrand, Clark, Pray, Frost, Prost, Lewis, Booker, St. McCall, Thinkes, Goodell, Jenckes, Warring, Alvick, Hullman, Briggs, Potter, Gamble, and Miss Barrie, among others, noting stays through last week and Sunday arrivals.
A stray line describes many hours of effort among members ending with the HeTivG home arriving just in time for supper which was eaten with increased appetites.
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