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THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday, February 25, 1938.
AUXU.IABY MEETING
125 Enjoy Annual Father’s Night
Entertainment of Pinehurst P.T.A.
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the
Kpiscopal Church will meet with
Mrs. W. E. McCord on Tuesday af- . *
ternoon at 3:00 o’clock. Important ^^^sshington Birthday I rogram
business will be brought up and full ' upiis. Leland
attendance is requested.
I
McKeithen Speaker
FOOD SALE \VEDXhSI>AY
The Pinehurst Parent-Teacher As
sociation held its meeting in the
CJroup II of cne Vv’omen’s Society | auditorium Monday night,
of the Church >f Wide Fellowship February 21st, attended by 125 pa-
will hold a food sale at Mrs. Gif- ^rons. Mrs. Raymond Johnson, pres-
ford’s Flower Shop on We.st Broad i^ent, stated that in view of the »n-1 ^^e (as far as birds were j ert Taylor playing the title role and
street on Wednesday, March 2nd Merest shown and large attendance of concerned) as well as an enjoyable, with such American and English film
At I’lnchurst
The first story of English under
graduate life to be filmed in Eng
land with a cast of American stars
, sent abroad to act in authentic lo
cales, comes to the Pinehurst Thea
tre Sunday night, February 27th at
The all-niorning field hunt conduct* j 8:30 and Monday, February 28th at
ed by the Southern Pines Bird Club | 3:00 and 8:30 p. m. with the showing
Tuesday, was beyond a doubt a of Yank At Oxford,” with Rob-
Bird Notes
By “The Cotton Wear in’ Gal’
from 10:00 a. m to 1:00 p. m.
I fathers present, there would be ano
ther night meeting this spring.
Five cars filled with bird enthu-
THE TREND
OF TIME
SAYS:
WHITE SHOE DAYS
are here.
Ladies Whites in Ties, Pumps and
oxfords, prices . _ ?2 and up
Children’s Whites in Ties, Sandals,
and oxfords. Price ranges ?1 up
Men’s and Boys’ Whites are from
$2 to $4 the pair.
Also correct shades in ladies’ hose,
children’s sox, and Men’s sox.
Just Received
New Colors in Arrom Shirts, pric
ed $2 the shirt.
Arrow Shirts Aberdeen only.
Newest patterns and Whites in
Men’s $1 Shirts.
Ladies Hats $1 to $2.
New Patterns in Columbus Oil
cloth—only 25c the yard.
NelvinBros.inc
"16 Years of Service”
Aberdeen and Southern Plne«
The audience was pleased to learn siasts left the New England House
that efforts are being made to secure | to study the wild birds in the “open”
a venereal disease clinic for Pine-1 around Olive’s Dairy, where 22 spe-
hurst. Another delightful piece of cies and about 300 or more indivi-
news was that the students of the | duals were seen in less thfin two
hours.
To behold a flock of some 20-odd!
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time. We’ll be glad to discuss
your printing problems with you.
I*hone 7271, The Pilot, Southern
Pines.
cottage school had raised and con
tributed $51.61 to the Public School
milk fund and already underprivileg
ed children are having a mid-mom-
ing lunch of a glass of milk and
crackers. This gift was made by the
Cottage School students themselves
and represented the profit realized
from a newspaper they published,
“The Cottage School Tattler,” which
is a vei’y interesting publication.
Other items of especial interest
w ere that plans are under way for i soul be fed
improvement of stage facilities, and
the announcement that the program
of activities of the Pinehurst organ
ization wai given a fine write-up in
the State Parent-Teacher Bulletin
for Febmary. Mrs. True P. Cheney,
publicity chairman, had several cop
ies of The Bulletin on hand for dis
tribution. Further evidence that this
organization is “Keeping-Up” is a
certificate of merit received by Mrs.
Robert Barrett from the national
organization for the splendid pre
school clinic she held last year. Mrs.
Barrett is already plaiming a simi
lar clinic this spring with follow-up
work during the summer, thus en
abling children entering school next
fall to be in a healthy condition.
Miss Dorothy Ehrhardt and Mrs.
David Coffey made short talks about
the observation trip the teachers ot
the elementary school made to Cabar
rus county schools last Wednesday.
The program of the evening was
under the guidance of Misses Elma
May and Mildred Petway and car
ried out the George Washington mo-
favorites as Lionel Barrymore, Mau
reen O’Sullivan, Vivien Leigh, Ed
mund Gwenn and Griffith Jones fill
ing prominent supporting roles.
There are stars enough, laughs,
tunes and gags enough for a dozen
big musicals, plus a screen full of ro
mance and the extra zing and spar
kle to make Darryl F. Zanuck's
Meadowlarks among the broom | ‘‘Sally, Irene and Mary,” the atttac-
sedge; to listen to a little brook bab-' tion at the Pinehurst Theatre, Wed-
bling on its way; or watch a pair of! nesday, March 2nd at 3:00 and 8:30
Killdeers strut around a barnyard p. m., a real hit. Alice Faye and Tony
does not take a lot of hunting skill,, Martin sing the tuneful songs as
nor test your eye for colors, or your j only they know how. With Fred Allen
ear for sound, but it does some- j of Radio’s “Town Hall Tonight,”
thing to that inner you, and just how i twice as funny face-to-face, they
much you behold God in all this! lead a whole “who’s who” of pepper-
upper,9 frollicking to town. Joan Dav
is, the knee-action Irazelle, leams
some new Durantics from the famous
"Schnozzola.”
Patrons who for j'ears have been
looking for a brand new idea in mys
tery pictures will find that “Ar-
sene Lupin Returns,” the attraction
beauty, so in propostion shall your
tif. The announcer of the features
was Helen Hartsell; she performed
this task in a most efficient manner.
The first number was a minuet by
eight girls and boys from the fourth
grade, who were dressed in Colonial ^ ~ ^ Z L
® ’ : at Pmehurst Friday, March 4 th, tit
costumes and wore powdered wigs. I „ ^ o on n *
^ I 3:00 and 8:30 p. m., wiH satisfy their
The second number was the dramati-
zation of the "famous cheiry-tree in
cident.” The young people delighted
the audience with these numbers.
Students taking part were Mary
Jane Cole, Flora Ellen Cameron, Dor
othy Graham, EJlsie Everett, Whit
Thomas, Colin McKenzie, Edgar Cur
rie, S. R. Ransdall, Jr., Richard
Smith and W. M. Chrisco.
The speaker of the evening, W. A.
Leland McKeithen, was introduced by
Donald Currie, Jr. Mr. McKeithen
contrasted modem life w’ith that of
the time of George Washington and
pointed out that education is the only
solution to our present complex dif
ficulties and entanglements.
longings. “Arsene Lupin Returns ’ is
a mystery picture all right. But even
more, it is comedy. While it amuses
in breezy, frolicsome fashion, it also
is a puzzler that undoubtedly will
leave most audiences more bewilder
ed at the conclusion than they were
when they first thought they were
beginning to catch on to the story
trend.
At Southern Pines
Revolving about one of the most
ingenuous themes ever brought to
the screen, “Radio City Reveals”, the
attraction at the Southern Pines
Theatre Monday and Tuesday, Feb.
ments.
PINEHURST
and " SOUTHERN
PRESENTS
PINES
’ . KOKERT
T4YI0R
jtmfu
OXFORD
Lionel BARRYMORE
Maur*cn Vivien
I 1.1
At Pinehurst
Sunday Night, Feb.
27th—8:30
Monday, Feb. 28
3:00 and 8:30 P. M.
1?ck®oak«
KENm BAKER
«KO-liADIO Piclur*
At Southern Pines
Mon. & Tues., Feb. 28,
March 1st—8:20
Matinee Tuesday at 3:00
BKCv::. :>
production
OFNUMAIHEARi;;
OHUSTON • JAMES STEVART
BEULAH BONDI• GUY KIBBEE
Charles COBURN • John CARB'AOi..£
Pfoduced by John W Contidin., Jr.
Direeteel by
CLARENCE BROWN
i 1 ol star
At Pinehurst
Wednesday, Mch. 2nd
3:00 and 8:30
5;arsi^-
LUPI^
MtkV
DOUGLAS
viACiNi*
BRUCE
I iMAARCfw
Added—March of Time
Magazine.
At Pinehurst
Friday, March 4th,
3:00 and 8:30
WANTS
At Southern Pines
Wed. & Thu., March
2-3, 8:20
Matinee Thursday at 3:00
Mm Asalnst M«ii for.Qoldl
Man Against Man for ■ Woman!
Gold
IS WHERE,
YOU FIND IT
WIHS
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ky MICHAKL CUKTIZ • Igr »m tliliiir
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Added: Charley McCarthy in
“Free and Easy”
At Southern Pines
Fri. & Sat., Mch.
4-5—8:20 P, M.
Matinee Saturday at 3:00
28th, and March 1st, at 8:30 with a
After the program boys and girls i Tuesday matinee, has been lavishly
of the fourth grade served refresh-' produced with a star-studded cast
headed by Bob Burns, Jack Oakie,
Kenny Baker and Ann Miller. With
its spectacular finale scenes at Radio
City during an anniversary celebra-
; tion, its intimate glimpses of the bus-
BUY A SANDHILL, HAM -the oruy |„pgg gong writing and its unique
ones on the market smoked vvitn, hilarious situations, -Ra
dio City Reveals” promises to he a
genuine novelty in screen entertain
ment.
Placed in the stirring days of Lin
coln, and in pioneer settlements in
Ohio, “Of Human Hearts,” the hu
man drama of a circuit-riding preacli-
PATCH’S
Apparel for the
Golfer
Man Tailored Golf Dresses, short sleeves, action back,
silk or viella flannel
$15.00
Suede Sports Jackets, natural and colors,
$8.95 up
_ Skirts, Novelty Tweeds and Solid Color Stroocks,
$5.00 up
Slater and Red Cross Shoes. Dun Deer Ties. Golf
Gloves with and without Fingers, Dobbs Hats,
Felt, Leghorn, Panama
Sale
SATURDAY and MONDAY
Dresses—Hats—Housecoats—Negligees, Coats,
Blouses, Skirts
CLOSEOUT PRICES
NO RETURNS
i
C. I PATCH DEPARTMENT STORE
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
corn cobs and hickory wood. I i
smoke "em,” Dorn and Knowleg
sell “em.”
H. A. LEWIS. Trader
FOR SALE. Pinebiuff, N. C. Seven
room house, two bath rooms, ga
rage, shop, wood shed, dog kennels , ,
, . , - , er and his family, bnngs Walter Hus-
and cabm. Completely furmsiied 1 * n, „ ^ •
and grounds improved. Inquire of
M. \V. Miller, Pinebiuff. tf.
FOR SALE: 5-room Modern House
and 1 Acre of Land on U. S. No.
1, between Aberdeen and Pinebiuff.
Price $1,500.—1-5 cash, balance
easy payments. A REAL BAR
GAIN. See Theo Berg, Aberdeen,
N. C. tf.
ton to thee screen for the first time
I since his triumph in “Dodsworth.”
j The new picture, in which James
I Stewart and Beulah Bondi are teamed
i with Huston as his son and wife,
I comes to Southern Pines for a re-
I turn engagement, Wednesday and
I Thursday, March 2 and 3, at 8:30
I with a matinee Thursday at 3:00.
I “Gold Is Where You Find It,” the
] all-technicolor production starring
FligHlandL L^odge
A QUIET HOME-LIKE FAMILY HOTEL
Pleasantly Located on Vermont Avenue Near the Pines
SE.VSON OCTOBER 1ST TO JUNE 1ST
Nicely furnished comfortable apartments for rent
Mrs. W. N. Grearson
Telephone 6933 Southern Pines, N. O.
ABERDEEN, N. C.
PHONE 154 J
FOUND: A small trunk containing! Haviland
men’s wearing apparel. Owner may
get the same by identifying the
property and paying for this ad.
Leon Fields, Masonic Temple Bar
ber Shop, Southern Pines. F18
BUS RATES Lowest in History. Spe
cial low rates to long distance
points, convenient stop-overs. New
York $8.20; Boston $10.95, Chi
cago $13.15. Other rates and in
formation at Postal Telegraph
Co., Southern Pines. Mil.
A REAL BARGAIN: Ten room house
well furnished, living room, dining
room, den, small room, lavatory on
ground floor; four bed rooms and
bath second floor, hot air furnace,
garage. Corner lot 150 feet square,
three miles from Southem Pines.
Price $2,500. H. A. Lewis, Agent.
and Claude Rains, is playing a re
turn engagement at Southern Pines
Friday and Saturday, March 4 and
5, at 8:20 p. m. with a Saturday
matinee at 3:00. This production
should be of special interest to the
Sandhills due to the fact that thfe
story is by Clements Ripley wro for
merly lived in this section.
It is a story of the famous feud be
tween the wheat growers and the
miners of California during the
1870’s.
SILVER TEA WEDNESDAY
The annual Silver Tea of Group
1 of the Woman’s Society of the
Church of Wide Fellowship will be
held at the home of Mrs. E. Levis
Prizer on Massachusetts avenue. Sou
thern Pines from 4:00 to 6:00 o’clock
next Wednesday, March 2. All are
FOR SALE: 25-room apartment'ordialiy invited,
house, 7 bath rooms complete, 4 ___________________
extra lavatories and toilet under |
good roof, 4 auto garage, lot IlOx Pictorial Review
192. Write Box 1193, Southern!
Pines. MU 16 months for $1.00
42 Months for $2.00
WOODS treated Garden and Field
Seeds at McNeill & Co., Southem
Pines.
MRS. Z. V. BLUE,
Carthage, N. C.
LOST: Black leather hand bag, con
taining sum of money. Left on
bench in front of Mrs. Hayes’ Shop
If found return to W. B. Eastman,
Southem Pines and receive re
ward.
FOR RENT: Two connecting heated
rooms in pleasant home opposite
public teimls court. Lilian Roberta,
15 Penn. Ave., Etoat.
Tbe PUot does Job Printliii' and
ap|>reclstes yoor oiden. Trj u.
FLYING
Knollwood Airport
Pinehurst — Southem Pines
#
Sightseeing—Passenger Rides
Charter Trips
Instruction
Open and Closed Heated Ships
Harold Bachman
Saturday, February 26
Matinee 3:00 P. M.
Night 7:00 and 8:45
“GUNSMOKE RANCH”
RAY CORRIGAN BOB LIVINGSTON
• ™«- —
Late Show ; Starting at 10:30
“LOVE IS A HEADACHE”
FRANCHOT TONE GLADYS GEORGE
MICKEY ROONEY
Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 28—Mar 1
Night at 7:15 and 9:15
“WELLS FARGO”
JOEL McCREA FRANCES DEE BOB BITRNS
Wednesday, Marqh 2
Night at 7:15 and 9:15
Cash Night
“THE ADVENTUROUS BLONDE”
GLENDA FARRELL BARTON McLANE
Thursday and Friday, March 3 and 4
Night at 7:15 and 9:15
“TRUE CONFESSION”
FRED MacMURRAY CAROLE LOMBARD
Special added attraction:
POPEYE THE SAILOR MEETS ALI
BABA’S FORTY THIEVES