Bight
THE PILOT, SoutlMni Pines and Afcerdecn, North Carolina
Friday. April-6, 1934.
PirKK BEATS STATE IN
FESTIVAL BASEBALL GAME
{Continued from page 1)
th<f winners. He gave up 12 hits, but
at least four of these could be laid
directly to faulty support of his in-
fieiders. He fanned seven and not a
man received a free ticket to first.
Lynn started on the mound for
State, but gave w'ay to Lefty Free
man in the third. Freeman, with two
out and a man on second, was pulled
out of the hole when Kirkman, cen
ter fielder, made a beautiful leaping
catch of Thompson’s long drive to
retire the side. After this the south-
j paw pitched fine baseball, seldom
I getting in a hole.
I Ferris, State catcher, got four
: singles In as many trips to lead the
I batting but Corenlius of Duke, bet-
i ter known as a football star, secur
ed two very timely singles to drive
The Week in Aberdeen
■nv
At Plnehurst
Featured by a dramatic and thrill
ing story, colorful backgrounds and
with George Raft in the role of a
bull fighter and Adolphe Menjou as Saturday, April 19, 20. 21, with a j Mrs. j. B. Fagan last S\mday.
a reformed "Robin Hood” turned cat-
i in three runs and take first honors j tie baron, Paramount’s "The Trum-
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I with the stick.
1 Kirkman and Lambeth of State and
I Bell of Duke were the fielding stars
1 in an otherwise indifferently-fielded
I game.
I Score by innings: R
Duke U. 006 001 000 7
N. C. State 002 210 000—5
H E
18 1
12 1
Political Annonncements
FOR CORONER
j I hereby announce my candidacy
I for Coroner of Moore County sub
pet Blows” comes to the Plnehurst
Theatre, Monday, April 16th, mati
nee and night. Raft, portraying a
Latin youth educated In American
universities, who, in spite of such an
influence, still is determined to be a
matador, enacts a role with convince
ing sincerity. Menjou, as Raft’s eld
er brother and the most determined
opponent to the latter’s efforts to be
come a matador, portrays the swag
gering and daring cab£.l!ero in typi
Raymond, who has introduced a fine
ly-judged restraint. It should be em-1
phasized that H. B. Warner stages a j ,
definite comeback, his portrayal be- j Elwood R. Creel has returned from , Junior-Senior Banquet
ing even more memorable than th«, Highsmith Hospital much improved. ^he outstanding social event of the
one he gave In the silent version. 1 Migggs Gladys and Rose Hamilton of , school year was the banquet given
Tb'^ attraction at the Southern jjamlet and Asheboro, former teach-' by the juniors honoring the Senior
Pines Theatre. Thursday, Friday and | grammar school, visited class last Friday at the Community
House, when some fifty guests were
Saturday matinee, is a return en-1 Frances Lee Caviness, Flora ' seated at tables In the spacious llv-
gagement of Clark Gable and Myma Freeman Prances Jean Free- \ ing-room, which had been arranged
Loy In "Men in White,”-A write-up of Batchelor, were visitors to resemble a NTlght Club, from which
which is noted above. | Raleigh last Wednesday. 1 supposedly broadcast a most en-
Military Dance Is weicom. w„ m.d.
Enjoyable Affair I s,»a.y c™. s, c„ v,.„„g t“r'“i’L*
the magnolia gardens. . ^ ^
Johnson, and a toast to the faculty
Mr. and Mrs. D. I. McKeithen and Batchelor. Splendid talks
children, Jean and Dan, Jr., of Colum- j,y h. W. Doub, chairman of
bia, S. C., visited home folks here Professor
last week. j q. zimmerman. Thumb Nail
Dr. and Mrs. P. U. Hawkins of
Crowd Taxes Odd Fellows Hall
For Party Given by
Artillervmen
One of the most enjoyable social
cal Menjou style. Frances Drake ap
affairs connected with the Festival Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Harry L.
Carolina Theatres
Southern Pines-Pinehurst
Present
TRUMPET
BLOWS
HOOIPHE MENJOU
OMKE
At Pinehurst
Monday, Apr. I6th,
3:00 and 8:20
ClARK
At Pinehurst
Wednesday, Apr. 18
3:00 and 8:20
June.
—LLOYD T. CLARK.
Southern Pines, March 15, 1934.
sketches were given by Miss Marcel-
* r Folley, the Senior Prophecies made
pears as a vivacious and fascinating dance g^iven y t e men o Brown and Miss Annie Campbell of other interesting features of en-
dancer from Mexico City whose ; battery 17th F. A at^e Odd Fel- Asheboro were guests of Rev. and
charms enamor both of the brothers, 1 Methodist musical numbers given were
also most entertaining. Miss Lida
ject to the Democratic primary in ' in love as well as ' chestra of the Fort Bragg Military parsonage last week.
' Band furnished the music for the -- •
i combatants over the issue of Raft’s : .... ....0.. Mrs. Charles E. Pleasants .spent a ^
I ambition. The story, depending upon ' couple of days In Carthage last week
I J r ' by the civilian population.
! such characters for its major appear,
FOR ST.VTE SEX.4TOR
turns out to be a colorful and dra- ^ R<^freshments were served during presbyterial
i matlc piece of entertainment, enhanc- i and those attending re- ^iss Hazel Windham is recuperat
visiting .olatives while attending ^
Sisters performed and Miss Millie
... 1 ® tap dance.
I hereby announce my candidacy ed by a climatic series of action scenes P”*" ° ^ mg from a recent appendicitis opera- class colors of green and
have had thus season. Capt. Reeves ^^e Pitt Community Hospital effectively carried
for the State Senate subject to the : which are thrilling in the extreme.
Democratic primary in June.
—S. R. HOYLE.
Carthage, March 14, 19;i4.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
, If it Is true that screen history
i is made by romantic teams then hls-
|tory Is to be in the making when
! "Men in White” shows at the Pine
called time on the boys at 12:30 and Greenville.
out in the course dinner served and
ANGUS B. CAifERON.
FOR STA’TE SENATOR
I I hereby announce my candidacy
i for State Senator from this district
. subject to the Democratic primary In
June.
, - —U. L. SPENCE.
Carthage, March 13, 1934.
I FOR THE LEGISLATURE
am a candidate for the Lo
House of the General Assembly, sub
ject to the actioi
Primary in June.
—N. L. GIBBON.
FOiTTuDGE OF RECOROER’S
COURT
.Ir.
Colin Bethuno, USN. now stationed
aboard the USS SturteVant, is spend
ing this week visiting his parents.
Bridge Party
Mis. Stewart Weaver entertained
her bridge club and a number ot
guests last Thursday at her home.
High score club prize was won by
Mrs. Richard Page and Miss Edna
Maurer won the guest prize.
Special guests present were Mrs.
P'led Flinchum Mrs. B. G. Peterson,
Mrs. J, D. McLean. Mrs. Alton Mc-
ccn.
Mrs.
Donnie Pleasants and son.
they turned in to get in «hape for the ^rs. H. E, Bowman spent several | decorations and favors,
parade and rther features ot Military week in Atlanta. Ga., vis
iting her mother.
. .. A. word of praise is due the mem-' ^igg jvnidred Pveid, former school
burst Theatre, Wednesday, April 18t 1 they're on the job teacher with a party of friends from
I am a candidate for the Legisla- matinee and night. For heading t e ^ never fail to respond t^^nson spent last Sunday visiting
ture. Will appreciate your support, cast of the new M-G-M production , every call made upon them- for Kdna Mauiot and Bill Maurer.
Briefly my platform is A SQUARE is a screen team new to the theatre services
DEAL TO ALL. world Clark Gable and Myrna Loy. , personnel of the band follows;
Richard Boleslavsky, director of the, j ^
epic, struck the keynote of popular assistant band leader; F. A.
expectation when he said In a recent ; xh^bado, O. Haveg, M. Hochstrasser,
interview: “Clark Gable and Myrna ^ "purton J. M. Petty,
Loy are natural complements. Alone | ^ Adams, P. E. Carlton,
they are halves which together make ; ^ j gaybay, E. L. Barber, M. U.
nature of each. Clark is virility it- Bjackwell, N. A. Campbell, J. H. ' Charles of Hamlet, spent the week-
matrue of each. Clark is virility 1 -; p Campbell. C. A. t„vi-n visiting Mrs. Joe Pleas-
self. And Myrna is femmine to the carlton, L. H. Graham, P. O. Harri- ^nts.
point of being feline. Such o^osites ^ Miller. D. N, Moorer. M. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
, ® natural, powerful a - , ^ ^cCary, C. C. McRorie, G. U George Hendricks one of twins died ' ^ iw" ’ • ir u i,
'traction for one another It is evi- 1.1 m tt i-k 1 r> ’ Church Mission in Koreo will spe&lc
I am a candidate for the Lower in ! in the Hamlet ho.spital la.st Saturday.
11 ti.c J, u 1 ^ y, 1 ^ Traynor, Z. \\atson, G. M. ^j^d was brought to Bethesda for bur-
ject to the action of the Democratic Woodward, J. E. Warbritton, R. L jaj and Mrs. Hendricks made
•’ I rise opposite Gable m “Red Dust j *. • u » i
I foster. Aberdeen their home until a few
and while the two women are differ-:
.. I ^ ■ — months ago.
ent in many ways, they have the, CARTHAGE HEADQUARTERS Mrs. Taylor of Fort Valley Ga., is
same basic appeal-complete femm-1 COUNTIES .pending some time in town as the
inity. I prophesy a tremendous re-
Effective April 12. the demobiliza
tion program will reach to the Na
tional Reemployment Offices, cutting
I prophesy a tremendous re-
I ception for this new team because,
I am a candidate for Judge of Re-, positive and negative polarity in
I corder's Court, subject to the ac- gjectriclty, when they meet there Is
I tlon of the Democratic Primary to be j^ound to be fireworks.” Critics ex
held on June 2nd. i ^he ^same future for the Gable-
Mi.ss Josephine Adams of Linden, is Harrington. Mrs.
E- J- visiting her sister. Mrs. E. J. Ma-
er, Lois McLeod and Bell Heilig.
.\uxiliury Meeting
The Woman.s Auxiliary of Bethesda
church will meet in the church Mon
day, April 16 at half past three
o'clock. Miss Lillian Austin ot the
from Maxton and is a graduate of
Flora Macdonald College. She taught
a year in Aberdeen and her friends
of every denomination arc cordially
invited to her her.
I.OSES CANE IN P.\RK
guest of her son, Jack Taylor.
Mi.ss Annie Belle Thompson ot
Camden, S. C., spent the week-end
the number in North Carolina from visiting her parents
100, one n each county, to 29. In
Mr.s. R. C. Zimmerman and daught-
ei, Mis.s Gwendolyn, spent several
—J. VANCE ROWE. ^oy team that Norma Shearer andthis new regional set-up. Moore, Lee, . ... .. ..
FOR REGISTER oF dEEDS~ | Robert Montgomery know The cases | Montgomery and Richmond counties ' 'J m
I wish to announce that I am a are parallel. The forte of both Norma have been grouped together and head
candidate to succeed myself for the! Shearer and Robert Montgomery Is'.quarters will be in Carthage with
AREENEMIES
At Pinehurst
Friday, April 20th,
3:00 and 8:20
you.
Presenting
The Biitish Film.s Production,
“SORRELL and SON”
with
H. B. WARNER and
HUGH WILLIAMS
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
At Southern Pines
Mon., Tue., Wed.,
16,17,18.8:15
Matinee Tuesday
at 3:00
Office of Register of Deeds subject | bright sophistication and a youthful
to the action of the Democratic pri-' appeal. They are alike In
^ mary on June 2. I appreciate the con-1 tbeir magnetism. The same is true of
' fidence and support of my friends in G3.ble and Miss Loy. Men in White
the past, and wish to assure them of i features a highly notable case, in-
I Lhe same courteous service in the t'luding Jean Hersholt, Elizabeth Al-
I future. It Is a pleasure to me to serve Otto Kruger. C. Henry Gordon,
, Russell Hardie. Wallace Ford, Henry
-W J HARRINGTON. Walthall and Russell Hopton.
' Advance reports give every Indica
tion that “All Men Are Enemies,” |
i the attraction at the Pinehurst Thea-'
tre, Friday. April 20th, matinee and
■ night, is a truly epic romance. Cer
I tainly it has all the ingredients that
go to make a glorious film love story.
I It is based on the best seller by Rich
ard Aldington, hailed by' the critics
as a treasure house of beauty. Helen
Twelvetrees is the heroine of the
rapturous romance on the beautiful
Isle of Capri. And reports from the
I previews are to the effect that this
dramatic role brings out hitherto un
suspected depths of emotional talent
together with finished supporting I
lumber. Price for sheeting $4.00
per hundried feet. Terms cash. In
spection at Cherokee Farm. One-
fourth mile east of Aberdeen on theatre. Monday, Tuesday and ,
Wednesday, April 16, 17, 18 with a !
Tuesday matinee, is an adaptation of |
that splendid well known story by:
LOST—Two bird dogs. Black and Warwick Deeping, “Sorrell and Son” i
white setters. Substantial reward featuring that sterling stage Jand :
for return to F. D. Shamburger,; screen star. H. B. Warner. This pic-
Aberdeen. A13 ture should not be confused with the
former production of the same story,
Mrs. Claude T. Johnson visited Mrs.
J. A. Lineberry in Raleigh last week.
Miss LaNilta Wimberly accompan
ied a party of friends from Durham
to th? magnolia gardens last week.
Mrs. Bob Goodwyn and daughter,
Kathleen, of Raleigh were Sunday
Fresh eggs, butter, milk, chickens guests of Mrs. H. A. Keith and Miss
at the Southern Pines Curb Market. Bertie Goodwyn.
James A. Davis, who has been at the
head of the reemployment office in
Carthage, in charge of the four coun.
ties.
Old Fiddler Harris laid his cane
on the piano in the park on Old Slave
Day, a straight stick with a shell on
top. As he values it highly for its old
associations he requests the finder to
please return it to the Southern Pines
Postoffice and offers a reward.
Save money every Saturday morn
ing by trading at the Curb market
at Southern Pines.
Pie.s, cakes, jams and jellies at the
Southern Pines Curb Market.
KEWARD OFFEKEO
LOST Wire Haired Fox Terrier
brown ears, black spot x)n side.
Answers to name of “Tippy,” Re
ward is returned to Mrs. L. L. Bid
dle, Pinehurst.
CLARK
At Southern Pines
Thu., Fri., Sat.,
Apr 19, 20, 21. 8:15
3:00
APPROXIMATELY 5,000 SQUARE
feet extra heavy corrigated galva
nized roofing. About sixteen gruage 7''*’ t, i i *
(It IS a mature, new Twelvetrees that
emerges from “All Men Are Enemies.” ]
At Southern Pines I
The attraction at the Southern
ic" ;
Pi
Dn
Raeford Road. Thomas McGraw.
A27.
VRCH SUPPORTS without any metal, | ^ production produced
Made from impression taken of 1 pjngjand, by the makers of “Henry j
each foot. R. Leatham, maker, Wor- ^j^g Eighth” and “Catherine the !
then Court between 71 and 73 Q^eaf recently shown here. On Its j
S. Ashe street, Southern Pines, tf. j powerful appeal, the picture is one
FOR A HOME while you are away *^bat should find a ready acceptance
from home, go to Maple Lodge.; by all audiences who understand the
Reasonable ’ rates. Free garagvs. English language. From the point of r
Apply 424 South Bennett Street,' view of production values it can be
Southern Pines. tf. i said right out that if anything mili- i
I tates against this well-made film In
LOST Last week in Southern Pines ^jjg American market it will only be i
postoffice, package to Sears Roe- j(-g foreigrn origin; for in all other,
busk containing two dresses and respects it ranges as gripping stuff. I
suit. Alov) in Perk Wednesday boy’s | Around two thousand persons gave |
tan cap. Write Box 1343. Reward, jj ^ rousing reception at Its London
oftheF(»DV8forl934
against Car at any Rice
GENTLF:MAN going to New York.
Will take someone to assist driv
ing. Telephone 6994, Southern Pines.
References exchanged.
preview, paying tribute to the out
standingly good acting that comes |
from Its principals, from H. B. War- j
ner down. The picture tells the
story of Stephen Sorrell, deserted by
LOST -PLATINITM BAR PIN with I his wife and left workless, with ai
sapphire and diamonds setting in young son to care for. There are |
vicinity of Highland Pines Inn. Re- many moving sequences to the film,
turn Highland Pines Inn. Reward, i beautifully handled by Director Jack,
The car that flashed down a
Florida beach to the world’s
land speed record was powered
by the V-type eni^ine.
The V-type engine knifed an
Italian plane through the air at
the record-smashing speed of
more than 420 miles per hour.
On the St. Clair River, the
V-type engi ne swept a speed - boat
to the world's record of 124.8
miles per hour.
And that’s the type of engine
that powers the Ford V-8 for
19M. It’s the only V-8 engine In
a car selling fox less than |2,395.
That’s why the Ford V-8 will
streak down a highway at 80 or
better. That’s why it will purr
along at 50 or 60 without the
slightest effort. And why it is
unsurpassed in acceleration by
any American car!
Despite its power, the new
Ford V-8 is the most economi
cal car that Ford has ever Luilt.
The new Ford V-8 gives you
the riding ease of free action for
all four wheels—with ♦he safety
of strong axle construction.
Before you buy any car at any
price, drive the new Ford V-8.
SEK YOUR NEAREST FORD DEALER
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
S51S and up — F. O. B. Dttrtit. Easy termt thnmgk Vmiptnal Crtdit Company
THE CAR WITHOUT
A PRICE CLASS
Featur** of ford V-8
for 1934
Fanmii in «.
»li»r etr
V-Type 8 CjrUnder
Engine .....
. .
St raddle-Mounted
Orlrlng Pinion . .
. . 2.4M
Torque-Tube Drlre
. . 1125
Ploatlnit Rear Aile
. , 1345
Welded Steel Spoke
Wheels
. . 32M
A Ford V-S “ dellTered ” price In
the total csoat to ycm —no eitras
the Amthtrited Ford Financ* PUn