News in Brief From a Busy Village Scene
A miscellaneous Village chronicle notes department store sales including beef maple syrup cigars and Royster candies while trolley staff uniforms and a new dynamo power plant update Piedmont area social rounds list visitors residents and seasonal arrivals at Pinehurst hotels with mentions of Foxhound hunts corn shucking and upcoming sacred music services including locals like J H Huffstickler Mack Wicker and Samuel Powell plus several out of town guests and seasonal visitors.
Personal mentions at local hotels and casinos
W O Reddick registered at the Casino last Friday. Brennan from Brooklyn is at the Cedars for the season. Robinson of Springfield arrived at the Casino last week. Griffin of Norfolk arrived at the Casino last Wednesday. Funchess of Richmond was a guest at the Casino last Wednesday. Packard of Norwich was among arrivals at the Lenox last Sunday. Ellis of Kansas City was among arrivals at the Casino list Monday.
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EK. E. Bain
Greensboro
McAlpine
Charles al. Howe
William French
Worcester
Mass
Concord
Alexander Gunther
A. Cameron
Vass, N
F. L. Andrews
S.R. Lannston
Richmond, Va
W. O. Reddick
Brennan
Brooklyn, N. Y
the Cedars
R. 8. Robbins
Springfield, Va
W.S. Griffin
Norfolk, Va
J.5. Funchess
Frank Packard
Norwich
N.Y
Watsi
Lenox
Ellis
Kansas City
Sing Praises About the Human Voice as God’s Gift
The speaker notes the throat holds many muscles allowing vast sound variety and urges singing to praise God. He warns against silencing the voice, comparing it to locking organs of famous cathedrals and condemns such action as wicked.
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Westminster Abbey
Lucerne
Haarlem
Freeburg
T. de Witt Talmage
Poster Craze Highlights Art’s Impossibilities
A concise remark by Krehanie notes that while posters reveal art’s broad scope, they also underscore its limits, suggesting that visual messaging often outpaces artistic possibility in scope and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krehanie
Season's first Casino entertainment showcases local talent
The opening season event in Pinehurst parlors under Alfred D. St. Clair drew a large crowd as villagers enjoyed an informal program of music and recitations. The Pinehurst Symphony Orchestra and Glee Clubs performed pieces such as Recollections of Carolina and O hush thee my baby. The entertainment committee plans multiple weekly events and seeks volunteers through St. Clair at the Village Hall. The Pinehurst orchestra features W. McAdoo I. Alderman C. Baxter and pianist Miss Jk Lindsey.
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Alfred D. St. Clair
Pinehurst
Is That on the Square Free Bread Offer?
A restaurateur advertised lower prices with bread, butter and potatoes free at the bottom. A solemn patron asked if it was on the square, prompting a waiter to confirm. The man then requested only that free trio, highlighting the ad’s wording and the unintended implication.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Outlook
Royster
Pinehurst Museu
Louis Letien
Hollyt
Messrs. J
Huffstickler
Mack Wicker
J. C. Ritter
Gillive
Samuel’Powell
Charleston
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D. 8. Condren
Dedham, Mass
Henry A. Wheat
Genevi, N. Y
H.T. Pringle
D. M. Wohlstadt
Magnolia
Boyden
Crosby
Rockford, NJ
Marlborough
Thomas B. Jones
Boston
Landlord Pottle
E. W. Bruninghauser
Eleanore Bruninghauser
New York City
F. B. Summis
Bridgeport, Conn
Golden Gate Cottage
G.S. Jacobs
Westport, Conn
Florida
Pinehurst Symphony Orchestra
J. 1
Tritton
Pinehurst Glee Club
L. O. Emerson Mr. A. D. St. Chatt
Carolina
Barnby
Ponveau Pinehurst Glee Club
Perpetual Mobile
C. B. Bolm
E. Smith
Sullivan Pinehurst Glee Club
A. D. St. Clair
Og, Chenery
Mr. A. N. Messer
Ile Meant
Jefferson
America
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
John W. Adams
Pinehurst, N. C
J. L. Pottle
Lessee and
Mer
Piney Woods
Hunt Club
Powell Hotel
Aberdeen, N. C
H. H. Powell
Southern Pines News Depot
S. B. Morton
Massige
Palmetto