THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday, March 18, 1938
Pinehurst Paragraphs
s. R. Jellison is receiving treat
ment at Duke Hospital, Durham fol.
lowing an attack of influenza several
weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gouger of Co
lumbia, S. C., spent the week-end
here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wnitney of
Glen Ridge, N. J., were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Innes.
Carl Nelson of Cleveland, was the
guest of his brother and sister.in-
law, Mr, and Mrs. Eric Nelson last
week. Mr. Nelson has just returned
from abroad.
Friends will be sorry to learn of
the illness of Mrs. R. K. Footman at
Highsmith Hospital, Fayetteville.
Miss Irene Lewis spent last week.
Fashions
for Easter
29 more shopping days k ft.
SUITS, special S5.95 up
SILK DRE:SSES, only §1.9S up
SKIRTS, Extra special $1.00 up
BLOUSES, $1.00 and up
Spring Sweaters .... ?1.00 up
SHOES for the Family,
Priced SI. to ?5 tlie pair
Hosiery lor the Family.
Priced , 10c to $1.00 the pair
Ladies Hats $1.00 to $2.00
Men’s Hats $1,50 to 33.50
Men’s Shirts . . $1,00 to $2,00
See us right away so you can se.
lect your Easter Otufii while our
stocks are complete.
A small deposit will hold your se
lection until Easter.
NelvinBros •Inc
“16 Years of Service”
Aberdeen and Southern Pines
end in Richmond, Va., visiting rela
tives.
Mrs, Frank T. Easton of Chapel
Hill was the guest last week of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Tufts.
Miss Christine Callaway of Way-
cross, Ga., has arrived to spend some
time with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cal
laway.
Mrs. Wade Coffey, who spent the
past month with her sister in States,
ville has returned to the home of
I her daughter, Mrs. W. Raymond
!Johnson,
I Ted Scofield has arrived from the
I Taft School in Watertown, Conn., to
I spend the spring vacation with his
I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Sco,.
field.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thriving
' and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Watson’ were
guests last week of Mrs, E, F. Par
tridge while en route from Florida
; to their home in Belgrade Lakes,
Me.
The Rev. J. Fred Stimson will con-
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OUR PRICE
.25c
.19c
4 bars
Giant Octagon Soap,
4 bars
Large Octagon Powder,
4 packages 19c
Octagon Cleanser,
3 cans 14c
Super Suds (Red Box),
2 Keg. size 19c
Giant Size 19c
Concentrated Super Suds,
(blue box) reg. size,
2 for 19c
Giant size 19c
DORN’S
Phone 7474
PINEHURST cmiTHPPM piwfr
and " SOUTHERN
PRESENTS
PINES
Jeannette MacDonald BOBBY BREEN
and
Nelson Eddy
in
“THE GIRL OF THE
GOLDEN WEST”
At Pinehurst
Sunday Night, Mch.
20th—8:30
with New Sparks, Irvin S.
Cobb and Raymond Paige
land his Symphonic Orchestra
in
“Hawaii Calls”
At Southern Pines
Mon.-Tues., Mch. 21-22
8:20 P. M.
Matinee Tuesday at 3:00
Monday, Mch. 21st
8:30 P. M.
if!E’
GAfiCIN' UP ON SOCIETY!
y eDV/ARD g.
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ERYAN • ALLEN JENKINS
I -JTH rCNHELlY
HAL ROASI) presents .
iiENI«E1’V'VA8a£^4i
At Southern Pines
Wed.-Thu., Mch. 23-24
WILLARD PARKER '
Added: The New Marcli of
Time I'.lagazine.
t in^hi:rst
;y Mch. 23rd
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FAVORITE FAMILY
BIGGEST BUDGET
8:20
Matinee Thursdaj- at 3:00
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’ At Pinehurst
Friday, Mch. 25th,
3:00 and 8:30
Added: Charley McCarthy in
“At The Races”
At Southern Pines
Fri.-Sat, March
25-26
Matinee Saturday at 3:00
duct the service at the Community
Church. The Rev. and Mrs. A. J.
McKelway and the Rev. and Mrs. A.
V. Gibson will sing at the evening
.service at the church of Wide Fel
lowship
Mrs. Gertrude McLean, Mr. and
Mrs. Caldwell Sweet and Miss Sally
Sweet of Bangor, Maine were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. L.
DuPont.
Mrs. Thomas R. Cole, Mrs. David
Coffey and Mrs. Herman A. Camp,
bell were joint bridge hostesses Mon
day afternoon at the Country Club.
There were eight tables of bridge
with prizes going to Mrs. Thomas
L. Black, Mrs. I. C. Sledge, Mrs. Roy
Grinnell, Miss Sydney McMillan, Mrs^
Alec Innes and Miss Christine Cal
laway.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Razook enter
tained for their daughter, Jacqueline,
Thursday afternoon at their home,
celebrating her seventh birthday.
Children attending weie Ellen Gif
ford, .Joan Johnson, Suzanne Ballou,
Betssv Carter, Kay Dunlap, George
Dunlap. Ill, Patricia Murphy, Billie
Blue, Sandy McKelway, Gay and
Bobby McClellan, Edmund Buchmin-
ster, Shirley and Penelope Dane,
Jane McGill, Donald Church and
Renee Razooji.
Mr. and Mr,"?. Clarcncc Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. Byron U. Richaiilson, and Mr.!
and Mrs. Lloyd M. Tate entertained |
jointly Thursday evening at a de
lightful bridge party at the Little
Community Club for about 75 guests.
native nights; of action and laughs
and heart-throbs from San Francisco
to Waikiki. The story is adapted from
the novel, "Stowaways in Paradise,”
and includes some special songs by
Bobby Breen.
The “laugh-fest of the season" is
playing a return engagement at
Southern Pines Wednesday and
Thursday, March 23 and 24, with a
Thursday matinee. “Merrily We
Live,” with Constane Bennett, Brian
Ahearne, Billy Burke, Alan Nowbry,
Patsy Kelly, Bonita Granville, Clar.
ence Kolb, Tom Brown and Willie
Best in the leading roles.
Another long-awaited return en
gagement is the laugh.packed and
blended comedy with music, “Every-
WANTS
BUY A SANDHILL HAM -the only
ones on the market smoked witii
corn cobs and hickory wood. I
smoke “em,” Dorn and Knowles
sell "em.”
H. A. LEWIS. Trader
PATCH’S
Special Showing of Women’s Half Size
Dresses in Prints and Combinations,
$12.50 up.
JUST ARRIVED
Handbags in Smartest Styles, white and colors.
Guaranteed Washable—$2.00 up.
Gloves—Flowers—Veils or Veiling by the yard.
FOR SALE. Pinebluff, N. C. Seven:
room house, two bath rooms, ga-1
rage, shop, wood shed, dog kennels '
r.nd cabin.. Completely furnisiied ■
and grounds improved. Inquire of,
M. V\'. Miller, Pinebluff. If. i H
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FOR SALE; 5-room Moderft House!
and 1 Acre of Land on U. S. No. |
1, between Aberdeen and Pinebluff.:
Price $1,500.- 1-5 cash, balance j
easy payments. A HKAL BAR- XXXXXXX\\\XXX\\XXX%XXiXXX
GAIN. See Theo Berg, Aberdeen,
N. C. tf.
See the New Patterns in Powder Puff Muslin—More
Alluring than ever. Colors Fast.
EXTRA SPECIAL
TWO SPECIAL RACKS OF MISCELLANEOUS
(JARMENTS REDl CEl) FOR QUICK CLEARANCE,
VALUES REALLY W ORTH YOUR CONSIDERATION
C. T. PATCH DEPARTMENT STORE
SOUTIIKUN PINES, N. C.
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.\t Pinehurst
Co.Starring Jeanette MacDonald
and Nelson Eddy for the fourth time,
“The Girl of The Golden West,” a
musical panorama of early Califor
nia, ig the attraction at the I'ine-
1-urst Theatre Sunday iJght, M.^rch
PIANO: We havj fine used upright
pia»o of standard make, almost j
like new, which the purchaser is |
unable to keep. Will be sold for
the small balance owing. Easy
terms if desired. Answer quick for
details. Credit Manager, Lee Piano
Co., Lynchburg, Va. M18.
20th, at 8:30 an.! Monday, March 21, | LOST Navy blue kid glove, size 6 3-4.
PARK VIEW
HOTEL
FINE LOCATION
OOOD KOOMS
OPEN ALL YEAR
RATES MODERATE
Newly Renovated
Throughout
at S:00 and 8:30 p. m. Based upon
the original stage play by David Be-
lasco, the picture ia presented against
If found please return to Airs, Bar
ret Harris or Dr. L. M. Daniels,
Southern Pines.
the romantic background of the col. |
orful gold mine camps of 1850. j FOR RENT: In Pinebluff. Four-room .
“A Slight Case of Murder,” by Da,; cottage with city water and toilet. «
man Runyon, a farce film that makes j Garden if wanted. Mrs. Mary Eld-
fun of the whole business of gang-1 ridge.
sterism and racketeering, is scheduled i —
as the attraction at Pinehurst Wed-j I' OR SALE a rug and two chairs in
nesday, March 23rd at 3:00 and 8:30 i excellent condition. Phone 5985.
p. m. Edward G. Robinson is the
star, but he’s no menacing. gun-tot_ • FOR SALE: Pansy, Eng_
ing, sinister underworld character j DaLsy, Forget.Me.Nots, Fox-
tih stime; he’s a fellow who was a ■ Anthemis, Snapdragon, Ve-
beer.baron in dry days and now, since ' l onica, Columbine. Also Boxwood,
repeal, has been trying to get along
as a legitimate brewer. An added at
traction is the new’ March of Time.
I
America’s famous Jones family cut
America’s famous Jones family cuts ;
loose in an upraarous frenzy of grand
comedy in “Love On A Budget,” the | one five room“bu7ga)ow, finished or
attraction at Pinehurst Friday,; furnished, for sale or rent.,
March 25th at 3:00 and 8:30 p. m. j ^ill also exchange bu.siness prop-i
Kate Stewart, Pinebluff.
i
I LO.ST: Red female cocker spaniel.
Lost week ago Sunday. Reward for
return to Mrs. Weaver, Southern
Pines. Telephone 6024.
erty in Florida for a house near
Southern Pines. H. A. Lewis
This picture takes up the business of
Bonnie nad her bridegroom starting j
out where the honeymoon left off.'
Clean, wholesome, humorous and ex- | FOR SALE: Baby Grand Knobe pia-
, no, less than 12 price. Good con-
At Soul hern Pines | dition. Box 1385, Southern Pines.
Bobby Breen comes to the Southern '
Pines Theatre Monday and Tue.sday, | FOR SALE: Good used Terraplane,
March 21st and 22nd, in "Hawaii' 1935 model. P. O. Box 642, South^'l
Calls,” a story of flammg days and 1 ern Pines M25. :
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More tnan
Reduction
Old price
NOW
on this rich and flavorful
all-straight-whiskey blend
— one of today’s un
matched values.
85
QUART
Old price *2^®
NOW
$4 60
Glenmore Diatillcriea Co., Incorporated
Louisville-^Owensboro* Kentucky
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOUR
BON WHISKEY-100 PROOF
Keith’s Tavern
Corner Fayetteville and Laurinburg Roads
Aberdeen
OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMTNT
of
S. M. “Doc” PARSHLEY
Beer—Dancing—Barbecue
Sandwiches—Soft Drinks
Shell Gas and Oil
ABERDEEN, N. C. PHONE 154 J
Saturday, March 19
Matinee 3:00 P. M.
Night 7:00 and 8:45
“TRAIL OF VENGEANCE”
JOHNNY MACK BROWN IRENE MEREDITH
Late Showj Starting at 10:30
“ROMANCE IN THE DARK”
GLADYS SWARTHOIJT JOHN BOLES
Monday and Tuesday, March 21, 22
Night at 7:15 and 9:15
“A YANK AT OXFORD”
ROBERT TAYLOR MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN
LIONEL BARRYMORE
Wednesday, March 23,
Night at 7:15 and 9:15
Cash Night
“BORROWING TROUBLE
JED PROUTY SPRING BYINCiTON
/
Thursday and Friday, March 24, 25
Night at 7:15 and 9:15
“THE BIG BROADCAST OF 1938”
W. C. FIELDS MARTHA RAYE
SHEP FIELDS and ORCHESTRA