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THE PILOT, Southern Pinos and Abertleen. North Carolina
Friday, February 9, 1940
S. B. Bartlett, Formerly
of Carthage, Passes
Funeral Held Last Friday
Eiizabeth City at Honi?
of Dauiihter
In
Gov, Hoey Opens "^North Carolina
Cavalcade^% Over WPTF Feb, 16
Description of States Pleasure
Resorts Will He Ain> Of
Series of Talks
To Talk Over WPTF
s. B Bartlett, formerly of C.ii-.
thuge died at the hon\e of hi ^ daugli-'
ter, Mrs. Kverette Thompson, \vhoni
he was visiting- in KU;:abi‘th City, nt 11:30 p. m., in the first of a
Wednesday, January ^1, following a new series of radio programs being
operation. presented by the ^t*ite Ocpaitniont,
Mr. Bartlett and family moved to of Con.servation and Povelopinent in ,
Cartliag;e from Klizabeth Ciiy in > ooperation with station W PTI- |
3912. He purchased ttie old Jai'kson Presented woi kly, the brond. a.>-ts will i
plantation south of’Cavth:igo v.here be the leading gun in n campaign
Ktnrted by llobert Thompson, new- ^
ly appointed head of the d''partnieiit, ,
to bring new indvistrics and increa.s_
Governor Clyde R. Hoey speaks
over WPTF on Friday February lii
he cuiried on extensive fainung
farming activities until a ‘’<'W yoais
ago. Hi.s children att'-nd-'d t.he Car.
thage and Kureka sch'^ols. Pile to
til health Mr. Bartlett w's foned
to give up farming an 1 moved his
famiily to Carthage where h' lived
until he moved back to his old
home in Elizabeth City.
His daughter, Mrs. O. P. Wadace
and childiVn Betty Poyle, M;u".^aret
and Junior of Carthage atteri.Ud the
funeral in Elizabeth City lo-'t Fri-
oay. I
Besides Mrs. Thomp.son ird Mi.**-
Wallace, Mr. Baitlett i.'^ survived by
his widow^ five daughter.'^, Mrs. Mar.
garet Oakley and Mrs. Laura Chit-
ty, Washington, D. C.: Mrs. Cecil Kl-
lington. Raleigh, Mrs. Clara Kelly
and Mi.s.s Loui.se Bartlett of Rich
mond; and three sons, S. B., Jr.,
Willis and Gilford.
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id tourist trade to North Carolina.
Titled "Xorth Carolina Cavalcade."
a combination of drama, music and
narration will give a graphic pic
ture of the state. ln<Ui.strial develop
ment and educational facilities will
be .'itrcs.sed. Description of the
state's pleasure resorts and recrea.
tional activities will bo aimed at
prospective visitors.
Special music ha.s been .“ielected,
and will include xoith Carolina | ''[Yees Reported
irjic chapierrof"^Nonh°ci^ Not Scriously Damaged
history are planned for future pro. | —
prams. The broadcast runs from ■ Some Orchardists Esliniale
il;30 p. ni. to midnight each Friday,| Only Weak Trees Lost,
and listeners will be offered souve-j Says Westcott
nil's and brochures descriptive of th<';
Peach trees in the North Carolina
I ?andhills
When the two greatest dancers of
the contemporary stage and screen
get together in a single production,
It’s news. Such news is verified in
"Broadway Melody of 1940,” the at
traction coming to ithe I'inehurst
Theatre, Sunday nighty Kcbniary
11th at S;30 and Monday^ February
12th at 3:dO and 8:30 p. ni., starring
Kred Astaire and Fleanor Powell.
Spectacular in all it.s departments^
these two stars are given a suitable
i-nd.off for their first co.stairing
feature. Nine danies, ranging in
lyjie from tap to ballet, six Cole
Porter song hits, gigantic sets and
notable cast Norman Taurog as Di-
lector. all add up to the prediction
that "Broadway Melody of 1!)10” is
due to take its place as the year's
iiljost entertaining and eye-filling
film.
At The CHtirches
"The Inadequacy Peril,” will be tlst Church will meet Tuesday^ Feb-
the subject of the pastor's sermon,| maty 13. at 3:Oo p. ni., with Mrs.
Sunday morning at thi^ Baptist Alice Adams at Magnolia Lodge.
Church. In the evening at 8:00
o'clock his subject will be “Standing
Faith and Falling Fear."
"My Duty to God" will be the ser.
Sei-vices at Emmanuel Episcopal
Church this Sunday, February 11th,
will be as follows; Holy Communion,
inon.thcme of Pastor Voight O. Tay.jS.OO a. ni.; Church School, a.
lor at the Church of Wide Fellow- m.
.-■hip on next Sinuiay, P’ebrijniy 11,
at the H;00 a, in. moinirg church^
Morning
11:00 a.
Praver an 1 Sermon,
ni.
worship, .ioy Scoiit.-. .'lie e.specially ^ observance of Boy Sront Week
iiivittii. Other .«ervicoa on S’liiU.iy in- .special recognition of scoiiUr;' will
elude Ch'.:!i.h se.hcol 9:1,> a. in.; mmje at the eleven o'c!^; I; ser.
ioutii ;’t ir-.O uiuU y the vice. All Scouts are (ordially invit-
('oiin.se’r.;.’.i.iji o; K. Lovs'i Pri. attend tliis .seivi.’. Tli ..e who
zer; : ' r-t 7:V> n. iv.. f'' evening arc ;;'.•-o-'. lo :t the
1-eIlowship I'orum service for every-1 (.^,1^,,.}, minutes before elev-
I en_ in uniform. During Lent there
I will be services on Wednesday and
On Tuesday nights during Lent, pridays at 4:45 p. m. The preacher
The ea.st, in addition to the three 'oeginning on February 13, there will^ tjjjg vv'edne.sday, February 14th. will
fance stai’s. P'red Astaire, Fleanor
Powell and George Murphy, features
Frank Morgan. Ian Hunter, Florence
P.in and Lynne Carver.
Kich in production values, with
nets topping in size and spectacular
j qualities those of any previous pm-
j duction. "Broadway Melody of 1940”
I brings every conceivable type of
chancing to the screen.
be at the Church of Wide Fellow.^ 1,^ the Rev. T. A. Cheatham, D. D.
thip a Lenten Supper Fello'.vship niinister of the Village Chapel, Pine.
Song Study Worship service beffin-j imrst.
uing at 7 :<U) o'clock. Suppc and fel.
lowship directed by the Reliancc xou’ f'O.MI'I.ETKD
Club of the Church; songs; tl.cn thc|KOK r N (’ ..XM'MM IVVNQl'KT
"Christian Way" forum study^ andj (Conthmrd from page one)
worship guided by Dr. Warren F. has announced that plans are being
state.
COAL.
We have the following coals for prompt delivery:
PENN. ANTHRACITE VA. ANTHRACITE
POCOHONTAS RED STAR
WEST VA. SPLINT
STOKER COAL (three grades)
The above coals are all first quality^
Your business 'will be appreciated.
Farrell Coal Company
Aberdeen, N. C.
Dial 9581
Aberdeen theatre
Saturday, February 10
MATINEE 3:00 P. M.
Nijjht al 7:00 and i):00
“ROVIN’ TUMBLEWEEDS”
Gene Autry >li»ry Carlisle
Smiley (Fros) Burnette
Pals of the (iolden West
also chapter No, 4
“DICK TRACY’S G-MEN”
with
RALPH BYRD — PHYLIS ISLEY
survived the recent cold
wave "vvithout serious damage to
the section as a whole,” Harry T.
Westcott^ marketing specialist of the
State Department of Agriculture
II said recently.
"While some orchardists reported
the loss of several trees, others es
timate that only the weak trees were
lost,” he added.
"While the ground was frozen some
eight inches deep in the peach sec.
lion- the majority of the trees were
dormant thus preventing the freez
ing of the .sap, except in those trees
which had an abundant supply of
nitrogen and were a little further
advanced iii this seasop’r growth.”
He said that peach buds were lit.
tie affected also in that only in a
few cases was growth sufficient to
make them susceptible to dannage
"It is the opinion of some peach
growers that the cold wave was of
value in that trees were delayed in
.spring growth, making it .=afer for
them to withstand any future low
temperatures that may occur during
the next few weeks,” he reported.
WANTS
I LOST Black Scottie Dog. Reward.
! Call 7271.
HAND DRAWN, Hand Painted,
Hand Printed place cards, greet
ing cards, etc. Made to order. |
Loui.se and Mary Civ. in. Leave
your order at The Trade Store,
Southern Pines.
Riidyard Kipling's fnmejj’ book
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Monday and Tuesday, February 12 and 13
Night at 7:15 and 915
“INVISIBLE STRIPES”
George Raft
Wiliam Holden
Humphrey Bogart
,Iane Bryan
Flora Robson
Paul Kelly
“The Light That Failed," has
transfened to the screen with sym.
pathetic fidelity winging its way to
idealistic heights. It is one of the
fine.s-t pictures of. its type, truly a
worthy contribution to a banner sea
son of the cinema.
Ronald Coleman, one of the
screen's finest actors, does a magnif
icent job in the leading role, heading
a cast that includes such excellent
troupers as Walter Huston, Ida Lup.
ino Muriel Angelus and Dudley
Digges.
This is the kind of picture the art-
industry was built upon and has been
sustained by throughout its history,
a strong story ably told and soundly
acted by a competent cast. “The
Light That Failed" is the attraction
at Pinehurst, Wednesday. February
14th, at 3:00 and 8:30 p. m.
Sheldon. Dr. Sheldon was for 11
years secretary of the Board of Kclu.
cation of the Methodist Church, and
Methodist representative of the Uni.
been versity committee of the Council of
Church Boards of Education devel
oping Christian work among stu.
dents in independent and state sup.
ported schools in the United States,
"Spiiit" is the subject of the les.
.son-sermon at the Christian Scicnce
Church, Sunday morning at 11:00
o'clock. Sunday School convenes at
the -same same hour. The Wednesday
evening meetings are on the first
and third Wednesd.ays of the month
at 8:00 o’clock. The Reading ■Room,
which is located in the church is
open Wednesday afternoons from
3;00 to 5:00 o'clock.
made for a large turn cut. The
dinner will be held in the Crystal
Room of the Carolina Hotel and
pronii.ses to be a gala event with a
program that will top that of last
year. The committees in charge in.
elude W. D. Sabi.ston, Jr., Carthage^
V'ice President, Dr. R. L. Felton,
Carthage. Secretary and J. Frank
Sinclair West Fnd, Treasurer.
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Mr. Sabiston is in charge of the
sale of tickets and stated Wednesday
that he expected one hundt'ed to at
tend.
K.MJL
SPICEK, BAKITONK.
TO SING HKKE FKB. 26TH
Wallace Beery, John Howard and
Delores Del Rio, are the leading
player.i< in “The Man from Dakota,”
the attraction at Pinehurst, Friday,
February 16th^ at 3:00 and 8:30 p.
m.
At Southern Pines, Monday and
Tuesday February 12, 13, with a
Tuesday matinee, the attraction is
"The Marines Fly High,” with Rich
ard Dix Lucille Ball and Chester
Morris.
At the Brownson Memorial Pr'es.
oyterian Church: Church School Sun
day morning at 9:4.5. Cla.sses for all
ages. Morning worship at 11:00 u1th
seifrnon by the Rev. E. L. Barber.
Special offering for Church building
fund will be received both in Church
and Morning worship. The public is
cordially Invited.
(Continued from page one)
Old Zip Coon. “The Arkansas Trav
eler,” etc.
Mr. Spicer's recital Is presented
by the Southern Pines Library As.
sociation and is for the benefit of
the library.
Tickets are now' on sale at the
library and at the Broad Street
Pharmacy or will be sent by mail
by A. B. Yeomans on receipt of cash
or check. Prices are as follows: Re
served section (front rows) $1.50;
general admission $1.00; teachers 50c
W A N T K I)
1,000 Men and l$oy» at
S.\.\ITUIV B.XKKKK SIIOI*
VASS N. ('.
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for Barber work
FOR RKNT: Weymouth Heights
Bedroom and adjoining bath. Phone
50S4. - ,
On Wednesday and Thursday, Feb
ruary 14 15. with a Thur.sday niatl.
nee, we are pleased to announce the
return engagement of Spencer
Tracy and Hedy Lamarr in "I Take
This Woman,” and on Friday and
Saturday, February 16, 17, with a
Saturday matinee, a return engage
ji«nt of that splendid production,;
“Little Old New York," with Alice:«
Faye, 'Richard Greene and Frod Mac- j
Murray. | p
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The Willing Workers of the Bap.; and children 25c.
CAROLINA theatres!
Pinehurst - Southern Pines
Present
At Pinehurst
WANTED: Farmer with stock to
j tend 5 acre cotton and 5 acres to
bacco alotment. Thirty acres clear
ed land^ McNeill township close to
town. Box 1238, Southern Pines, tf
FOR SALE: One nice young mare.
Priced reasonably. Reason for
selling is crop control. Write or
see Mrs. T. A. Rice, Pinebluff.
WANTED: Pick-up truck or station
wagon in good condition and reas.
onably priced. Model A preferred.
A. Montesantl.
Wednesday, F'ebriiary 14
IMatinee at 3:30
NlRht at 7=L5 and 9.00
CASH AWARD NIGHT
Free Consolation
The Jones Family in
“YOUNG AS YOU FEEL”
Jed Prouty Spring Byington
Thursday and Friday, February 15 and 16
Night at 7‘-15 and 9:00
“HE MARRIED HIS WIFE”
Joel McCrea
Ce8ar Romero
Roland Young
Nancy Kelly
Mary Bol^d
Mary Healy
FOR RKNT: Plea.sant, sunny, cen.
trally located^ three room apart,
nient^ or will divide. Lilian A.
Roberts, Corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Ashe street, opposite
Municipal Park.
MF:N wanted for Rawlelgh
Routes of SOO families. Reliable
hustler should make good earn
ings at start and increases rapid,
ly. Write today. Rawleigh's, Dept.
NCB-221-S. Richmond. F23.
WE HAVE A COMPLETE SUPPLY
OF SOCIAL STATIONARY on
hand. Prices for printing reason
able. The Pilot.
TO SEND A TELEGRAM ju.^t call
Postal Telegraph and read your
message, riates are cheap. Service
ia quicker. You can also wire mon.
ey by Postal Telegraph. Phone
6381. F16.
MAKE THAT LONG DISTANCE
trip by bus and save the differ.
Those arriving at the Hollywood |
Hotel recently include Edward 1.1
Goodman and party, L. P. Sales, Mrs. |
Samuel L. Fuller, Col. R. H. I.sh-1
am and Mr. and Mrs. C. Wllliam.s,
all of New York City Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Tomlinson of S. Orange, N. J,
Mr. and Mrs. John R. McCloskey of
Richmond Hill, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Mosher of Rochester, N. Y.,
Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Krout and John
E. Krout of Narberth, Pa.^ Miss Ag
nes Kerrigan of Toronto, Ont., Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Stoatenburgin and ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Speer of Essex;
Falls N. J., Mr. and Mrs. B. M. |
Pettingill. of Holly, N. Y., Miss |
Margaret E. Caldwell, Mrs. Dora Mil- i
ler and Mrs. Louise Deim all of,
Bradford, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Douglas ; ||
Woodruff of Auburn, N. Y., Mr. and !
Mrs. J. M. Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Moore and B. T Schurman, all of
Lancvaster, N H., Mr. and Mrs. F. T.
DeLany of Syracuse, N. Y., Mrs. Ho.
ward Greer of Evanston, 111., Rev. i
and Mrs. Horace Day of Bridgeport, |
Conn., Mrs. Alice Wood and Mr° '
W. K. Dan, both of Philadelphia. Pa. |
ASYAIRE
POWELL
BROADWAY
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with
GEORGE MURPHY
FRANK MORGAN
FLORENCE RICE
IAN HUNTER . LYNNE CARVER
Sunday Night, Feb.
nth — 8:30
Monday, Feb. 12th
3:00 and 8:30
At Southern Pines
Richard Dix
Chester Mon'is
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“THE MARINES FLY i|
HIGH
Mon- and Tues., Feb-
12 and 13 — 8:15
Mntinee Tuesday at 3:00 o’clock
Onr-Citl.
TAKimis
WOMAN
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VALEN'HNES from 3 cents to
$1.2.5 each at Hayes.’
ence. Spccial rates to long dis
tance points. New York, $7.9.">;
Boston, $10 95; Chicago, $11.95.
Information at Postal Telegraph,
Southern I’lnes. F16.
TYPHnVRITER PAPE21. Standard
size or cut to your special require
ments. Prices reasonable per pound
or in larger quantltlej.The Pilot
Wednesday, Feb. 14th j
3:00 and 8:30 p. ni. '
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Wallace Beery, i
John Howard
and
Delores Del Rio
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Friday and Saturday
Feb. 16-17 — 8:15
Mfttinee Saturday at S:00
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“The Man From
Dakota”
Friday, Feb. 16th
S:00 and 8:S0 p. m.
■ill Shtft .Vo.
Wed. and Thu., Feb.
14 and 15 — 8:15
Alatinee Thursday at 3:00
little old
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