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THE PILOT, Southern Pinos ano Aherdeen. North Carolina
Friday, February 2^ 1940.
ABERDEEN 11 Style Show On “Orange Blossom Special”
Mrs. Singleton of Candor was a
vLsitor in town the first of the week,
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Caldwell.
Mrs. Robert Farrell is spending
the week in Pinehurst with Mr. and
Mrs. Pui’vis Ferree.
Miss Frances Pleasants spent the
week-end with friends in Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Pohl of New
Yark announce the arrivel of a
daughter, Alice Wilder, on Tuesday,
January 23nJ. Mrs. Pohl is the for-1
mer Miss Emma Wilder of Aberdeen, j
Ralph Leach left last Thursday
for Charlotte where he has accept- j
ed a position with General Motors.
Acceptance Corporation. i
Mrs. W. A. Blue was called to'
IHirham Wednesday on account of j
the serious illness of her aunt, Miss
Lillip Duke.
Francis Harris, student at Wake,
SV)rest College, spent the past week,
end here with his parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. E. M. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Page, Jr., have
returned frctm. a visit with relatives
In Pennsylvania.
A pleased passenger aDoard the Seaboard s -orange Blossom special”
gets a preview of the latest Florida fashions in a novel style show pre.
sented Thursday, Januaiy 25th on the train en route from New York to
Palm Beach.
Mrs. H. A. Page, Jr., was hoste.ss| friend, a nice VAL-1
to the late Home and Garden Club
at her home on Tue.sday afternoon.
The program was on Boxwoods and
other evergreens and interesting pa
pers were given by Mrs. J. D. Mc
Lean and Mrs. Reid Page.
' Mr. and Mr.s. Frank Boyette an.
nounce the arrival of a daughter on
ENTINE, get it at Hayes’.
(HURCHBi
Portable and desk typewriters' “Love" is the subject of the les.
from $29.50 to $84.50 at Hayes.' { son..sermon at the Christian Science
- - ] Church, Sunday morning at 11:00
Moore Coimty Hospital last Friday, o’clock. Sunday School convenes at
Wednesday, Januajy M.^t. Mr. Boy-1 to undergo treatment. i the same hour. The Wednesday pven
ette is employed at the South Street | Becky Blount, .small daughter of ■ jf,g meetings are on the first ar.<l |
Service Station. I Mr. and Mr.s. Joe Blount has l>een Wednesdays of the month, at'
Mr^,. Robert H F.elds entered quite ill. j 8:00 o'clock. The Reading Room,'
which is located in the Church, is
Talon Slide Fasteners
All Sizes and Colors 4 in. to 36 in.
Prices 20c to 70c each
NEW SPRING SHOES
Arriving Daily
Black—Brown—White—White and lirown Oxfords or
Dress Styles.
Prices $2.00 to $3,95 a Pair
For the CoUl Days We Have Plenty of Good Warm
Winter Clothing.
Melvin Brothers, Inc.
Southern Pines, North Carolina
open Wednesday afternoons from
3:00 to 5:00 o’clock.
Sunday morning the pastor will
preach on the auo^ect of “A Place
for Everything.”
In the evening at eight o'clock the
progr of worship will be that
which was postponed from last Sun.
day evening.
LOCAUS DIVIDE BIIJ- WITH
CAMERON; TRAIL WF^ST END
Aberdeen theatrE
Saturday, February 3
.MATINEE 3:00 P. M.
Nijjht at 7:00 and 9:00
“THE COWBOYS FROM TEXAS”
Robert Livingston Carole Landis
It<iym(md Hatt(»n Duncan Kenaldo
also chapter No. .‘J
“DICK TKACY’S G-MEN”
\
with
RALPH BYRD — I'HYLIS ISLEV
Monday and Tuesday, February 5 and 6
Night at 7:15 and 9=1.5
“BALALAIKA”
Nelson Eddy
Frank Morgan
Joyce Compton
Ilona Massey
Charlie Uuggles
Lionel Atwill
On Tuesday night the local high
school girls’ basketball team again
lost to Cajmeron high by a score of
35 to 17. Moses led the scoring for
Cameron with 19 points, while Muse
was high scorer with 9 points for
Southern Knes. The local girls held
their owti in the first half, put in
the second half the Cameron girls
pulled away to *iam the score up to
35 point.s.
In the boys’ game with Durant
leading the way with 10 points^ the
meals won their game by a score of
30 to 13. In the last quarter Coach
A. C. Dawson of the Southern Pines
tenm was giving all of his second,
third, and fouith teams a chance to
play.
On Wedne.sday night the local
boys played the West End team, the
strongest team in Moore County, lii
a game which West End won by a
I .score of 35 to 20. It was a close up
, game until the third quarter when
I West End put on a scoring spree
' and to go out in front at the end of
1 the game with n .score nf ,'55 to 20.
Durant and Alexander, with f> points
' each, led the scoring for Southern
Pines. '
The games with Pinehurst. which
were to have been played last Fri.
day night were po.«?tponed until a
later date.
Wednesday, February 7
Matinee at 3:30
Night at 7=15 and 9.00
CASH AWARD NIGHT
Free Consolation
“THE MAN WHO WOULDN’T TALK”
Lloyd Nolan
Eric Blore
Jean Rogers
Richard Clarke
Thursday and Friday, February 8 and 9
Night at 7:15 and 9=15
“THE FIGHTING 69th’
James Cagney
George Brent
Jeffrey Lynn
Pat O’Brien
Frank McHugh
Alan Hale
Jeffrey Lynn Alan naie
Anybody can start a fight — but here are
the guys who can finish it!
WAN TS
FOR RENT: Pleasant, sunny, cen.
trally located, three room apart,
ment^ or will divide. Lilian A.
Roberts, Corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Ashe street, opposite
Municipal Park.
FOR RENT: Lnrge attic f jiartment
with all modem conveniences.
Mrs. L. M. Daniel., Phone 6973.
FOR SALE: One registered 7 Weeks
old Pekingese pup_ nicely marked,
Mrs. L. M. Daniels, Phone 6973.
MEN WANTED for Rawleigh
Routes of 800 families. Reliable
hustler should make good earn-
tngs at start and increases rapid,
ly. Write today. Rawleigh’s, Dept.
NCB-221-S. fUchmond. F23.
WANTED: By refined middle.aged
lady position as companion, prac
tical nurse or housekeeper. P. O.
Box 264, Southern Pii.es.
FOR SALE; Five room bungalow
completely furnished, furnace heat
Good section, 2 lota and alley,
Once in a while a motion picture
projects the elusive essence of light
hearted gaity against a suspenseful
background of melodramatic action
in such deft fashion that it is im
mediately hailed as a smash hit.
Such a picture is "His Girl Friday,”
the attraction at the Pinehurst
Theatre Sunday night, February 4th,
at .8:30 and Monday, February 5th,
at 3:00 and 8:30 p. m. Cary Grant,
Rosalind Russel and Ralph Bellamy
provide a formidable triumvirate of
talent, exacting laughter from hilar
ious situations, adding meaning to
exciting and ira'i.iatic scenes.
Miss Russell, who “wowed" you in
“The 'Women" the central figure in
an unprecedented triangle, bears out
previous encomiums of critics. Cary
Grant is so engaging a? n likeable
ra.scal that his peccadillos ar« for
given almost at the moment they are
revealed. Ralph Bellamy, playing a
grand character part, imparts a be-
lievability and naturalness to its in.
terpretation that beggars de.«!crlp-
tion. The supporting cast reads like
who's who, con.sisting of Gene Lock,
hart, Helen Mack. Ernest Truex,
John Qualen, Roscoe Kams, Porter
Hall and Cliff Edwards. W'e almost
forgot to mention that "His Girl
Friday” is adapted from that never-
to-be-forgotten stage pi.iy, ‘Front
Page.”
Spencer Tracy, fresh from his tri.
timphs in "Stanley and Livingstone,”
and Hedy Lamarr, number one gla
mour girl of the screen^ are the at.
traction comjng to the Pinehurst
Theatre, Wednesday^ February 7th,
at 3:00 and 8:30 p. m., in “I Take
This Woman," a romance of New
York, which presents the European
charmer in her first modern Ameri
can picture.
It provides Spencer Tracy with the
first romantic lover role he hlis ever
played on the screen as the faithful
scientist, Kar! Decker, at whose side
Miss Lamarr, as a society butterfly
with a blasted romance, finds ulti.
mate happiness and a destiny.
Darryl F. Zanuck and Director
Henry King, the combination that
gave screen fans such films as “In
Old Chicago." “Stanley and Living
stone,” and "Alexander's Ragtime
Band,’' have turned out another
smash hit in "Little Old New York,”
the robust, rollicking, romantic
drama, which is the attraction at
Pinehurst, Friday, Febniary 9th at
3:00 and 8:30 p. m.
The featured players are Alice
Faye, Fred MacMurray, Richard
Greens and Brenda Joyce heading a
brilliant ca.st which includes Andy
Devine. Henry Stephenson and Fritz
Feld.
"Little Old New York,” Brinks back
those days “way back when” cows
roamed Fifth Avenue, grog was a
penny a swig and the Astors and
the Roosevelts were just .starting on
their way.
It was n robu.st. hail and hearty
life New Yorkers led in the days
tvrified in the story of the barmaid
belle of the brawling waterfront who
fought the whole towm to win the
love and share in the glory of such
a man as Robert Fulton, who vvas re.
sponsible for the first steamboat,
the “Clermont.' ’
That hilarious production. “Des-
trv Rides Again,” with .Tames Stew,
art and Marlene Dietrich, comes to
Southern Pine.s for a return engage
ment, Monday and Tuesday, Feb
ruary 9. 10, with a Saturday mat-
and until you have seen it, you just
haven’t .seen “nothin’ ”.
And on Friday and .Satiirdd.v, Feb
ruary 9A, 10, with a Saturday mat
inee, another laup'h-fest, YSHgtitly
Honorable,” with Pat O'Brien, Ed
ward Arnold, Broderick Crawford
and Ruth Terry .
Truly another big week in the;
two Carolinas. j
Price reasonable, for quick sale. |
Write Box 287, Southern Pines, j
N. C. I
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SOUTHERN PINES. N- C-
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Spring is Here
New Patterns In
POWDER PUFF MUSLINS 39c yd.
Spun Riayons Solid Color 50c — 75c
PRINTED RAYONS, smart patterns 55c
Novelty Dimity and Swiss 35c yd.
»
PERCALES 20c yd.
JEWELRY
Brighten up your wardrobe with the NEW
JEWELRY, it will give you just the
PICKUP you need.
PEARLS, many styles, novelty colored
Sports Jewelry
$1.00 to $5.95
BAGS
PASTEL SHADES — PIGTEX OR SUEDE FABRIC II
h
ALL BRIGHT SHADES !
Choice $1.00 I
%
Just received some more of these good
STOCKINGS — Special -
69c pr.
Nice shades, full fsshioned
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WE HAVE A COMPLETE SUPPLY;
OF SOCIAL STATIONARY on |
hand. Prices for printing reason-,
able. The Pilot. 1
TO SEND A TELEGRAM ju.?t call
Postal Telegraph and read your
Tnessagf*. Kates are cheap. Service
is quicker. You can also wire mon.
ey by Postal Telegraph. Phone
6381. F16
MAKE THAT LONG DISTANCE
trip by bus and save the differ,
ence. Spccial I’ates to long dis
tance points. New York, $7.9.’>;
Boston, $10 95; Chicago. $11.95,
Information at Postal Telegraph,
Southern Pines.
TYPEnVRITER PAPEat. Standard
size or cut to your special require
ments. Prices reasonable per pound
or in larger quantlties.The Pilot.
Books for VALEa'JTINE presents
at Hayes.’
CAROLINA THEATRES
Pinehurst - Southern Pines
Present
At Pinehurst
At Southern Pines
CAB¥,CRA,\T
KOS,VLIN'BRI;S,^ElX
howard'hawks'
HIS6IRI
FRIDAY
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A NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE
Mon- and Tues., Feb-
5, 6—8:15 P. M. '
Sunday Night, Feb. 3:oo o’clock
4th—8:30 1
Monday, Feb. 5th,
s.‘00 and 8:30 p. in.
Watch
CINEOGRAM
for Dates Below
Spencer Tracy
and I
I
Hedy Lamarr Wed. and Thu., Feb.
in
“I TAKE THIS
WOMAN”
Wednesday, Feb. 7th
3:00 and 8:30 p. m.
7, 8—8:15 P. M.
Matinee Thursday at 3:00
LITTLE OLD
NEW YOEK
Aun ^110 ncNAto
FAYE • MkcMURRAY • GREEN!
Friday, Feb. 9th
8:00 and 8:30 p. m.
Friday and Saturday
Feb. 9,10, 8:15 P. M.
Matinee Saturday at S:00