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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
1
A fragmentary verse praising a spring flower's vitality and its gentle lesson of life. The speaker gratefully notes the flower awakens the heart, drawing a solitary person toward renewed kinship with nature and spring’s resurrecting power.
Otto Katzenstein extols Pinehurst North Carolina as a natural home to most of the region’s woody and herbaceous plants. He notes native species flourish under long-leaf pines and old-field soils, highlights Pinehurst Nurseries seed dissemination abroad, and urges ongoing floral notes to show Pinehurst as a center of beauty linking northern and southern flora.
A strong but small crowd attended last Monday's Village Hall entertainment by Mr. J. R. Anderson titled An Evening with the Scotch Poets and Authors. The heavy storm reduced attendance, yet attendees enjoyed a very pleasant event. Mr. Anderson is a native of Scotland.
The Scots reader from Ayr near Burns's birthplace captivated a public audience with varied readings and strong humor. The program included songs by Mrs. G Freeman praised for fitting the subject and pathos, with Mr Anderson thanking her for singing and helping accompany on short notice.
The 11 a.m. service featured Rev. R. R. Shippen of Washington delivering a well attended sermon on One Religion Many Theologies. Music was affected by a missing soloist, Bible class and Sunday school followed, then a 3:15 p.m. Episcopalian service led by Rev. Gregory. At 7 p.m. J. Anderson spoke on the Boston Floating Hospital, detailing its rise, daily life, and the need for support. General Carrington presided and the meeting ended with a song and a favorable hospital collection.
On Friday evening March 22 Miss C L Seymour violinist and Miss B Brenneman entertainer gave an excellent recital in the Village Hall. Every number was well received and nearly all redemanded. Seymour displayed soulfull playing and strong technique.
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