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THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
FViday, November 8, 1940.
Socijsecurity Act j
i^]xplained in Report
The Week in Aberdeen
/ I Thaj S. Page, of Washington, D. j Church observed "Week of Prayer”
County Welfare Superintendent c., was tho guest of his mother. Mrs. |v' ith a study of Scarritt College on
Outiine.s Provision.s Due To j K, N. Page, over the week-end. 1 Monday and Tue.sday afternoon,
(; !VIi.'iunderstandin;>S | Dr. S. A, Maxwell left Wedne.sdayi Miss Jeanne Batchelor of Peace
— I for Wilmington to rittend the Metho-: College Raleigh sp.nt the week-end
iiiei'.-itandinga on the part of cUst Annual Conference. ^ nt home.
pi'r.iiif*. desiring to secure Social So
,1
■( Mi.ss Kathleen Rhyne who is at-1 H, A. Gunter ha.s entered Duke
ruiitjlanl wanting to know exactly ^ woman's College in Greens- Hospital for treatment.
U)‘- ()r>vi.sit):ij of the Act last week^(,Qf„ sppnt the week-end with her- Mrs. S. A. Wor.sley was hoste.ss at
| Mrt'Gilliam Brown. Moore parents here. "Pot Luck Party" at her home on
Citiml' welfare .superintendent, to is-^ Garland Farrell and Mrs. Tuesday. Each guest brought
jiuq vc<mcise re;>ort concerning the ,ciaire Harrington were shopping vis-' part of the refreshments, and after
Siij-i-ii Se^Minty .A.ct, its function and jjors j„ Raleigh Monday, , lunch bi idge was played at two ta
il*, ||.Lrpo,s.‘: Dr, and Mrs, H. E, Bowi
some
V’man visited bles. Those playing were Mrs, Leroy
H't' StVi-il Security Act, enacted Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Bowman in' Harrington, Mrs, Forrest C()ckey,
•iji ftf). proviiies three types of gov-jMaxton Wednesday. Mrs, Norfleet Pleasants. Mrs, Gaither
Miir.^'r.tiU iervice.s. These are: (11 Mrs, G. C. Seymour who entered j Crutchfield. Mrs. H, W. Doub and the
{5<*04 ^ In-suriuioe. Unemployment Com-^ Moore County Hospital last Saturday hostess, Mrs, E, L. Barber was a spec-
unemployment insurance for treatment is expected to return ial guest.
wid .lid benefits, old age insur- home tomorrow
The ladies of Page
I
men (2) Public As.sistance—federal
Ki.uU.s in-ai,i to the states for three
,.f category relief, aid to that he sought but could not
(MMij'iit chddren, (mother’s aid), old
tgr- i.-i.'iLstance and sid to the blind
cO Other health, welfare and
I find work. The need of the appli-
I cant is not only the most character-
voca-|jjjjj^ consideration in regard to eligi-
tijinil .services—maternal and child
r. (itli
I hility but also the most important
public health work, services outweigh all the rest. All
f«.cr,pple<l children, child welfare "emergency
iriir;il child welfare pro-
Through the night rides a masked
adventurer . . . the jagged mark of
Ills sword striking terror to every
heart but one. In the most famous
and colorful of all screen roles, Ty
rone Power brings to thrilling life
the explots of the celebrated bandit
in his latest starring picture, "The
Mark of Zoro,” the attraction at the
Pinehurst Theatre Sunday night,,
November 10th, and at the Southern
Pines Theatre Monday and Tuesday,
November 11, 12, with a Tuesday
riatinee. Boasting the most spectac
ular action and sword play the
fci’een has seen in many a moon,
Power’s role is crammed with hard
tiding, furious fighting, ardent ro
mance and highlighted by an vm-
fiii'getably realistic duel with Basil
Uathbone, Featured with Rathbone at
the head of the brilliant supporting
cast is lovely Linda Darnell as the
faii'pst senorita in old California who
tion of “The Mark of Zero," brought
Services at the Brownson Memoriar'” previous produc-
The Rev, and Mrs. E, L, Barber
Memorial j spent Thursday in Wagram,
KHURCHBi
Prc.sbyterian Church, Sunday, No- 'io" of “The Mark of Zoro,’ brought
vember 10 are as follows: Sun-'f^ireen fnme to the late Douglas Fair-'
ei iiiij) in J voc.ition.il rehabilitation.
Ai(^ •Keoutive l)<>dy, the Social Secur-
il* Biiii i, 1.-. ch.irged with the ad-
niiui.sti iti'm of the .social iiisuiaro's
.iiift piibli a.s.ii.slance provisions of
till '^ct. The other functions are al-
Iii'iti-.l .lining the T'nited States
riolclroli'.s [Jui.niu. the United States
(>rfi\‘ of Edui.-.ition ajid the United
Pulili Health Service.
.Til* A.-t est.iblished the conditions
iiii'lei wlu.il grants are to be made
by th,‘ Feder.il Goveniment to the
-sl.itk'.s f >r the
n.s.'.Lstance 'aibiaced bv the law and
ca.ses," for we would not directly al
low any person to starve.
Public assistance may be given in
many different forms, .such as in
stitutional care, clothes, special ser
vices. medical, morale, and family
well-being, recreation, educational
needs, number of rooms which dif
ferent .sized families should occupy,
I fuel leipiired for heating and eook-
I iiig; how
;day School at Si:-15 a. m.; Morning *>anks.
Worship, 11:00 a, m.. Sermon by the'
pa.^tor; Junior League, .’):00 p. m,;
Young Ptople's Liague, 6:30 p, ni.
Choir practice is held Thiii.sday even
ings at T:.10 p. ni. under the direc
tion of Lt, A. H. .Vchterninnn.
The ("Ir.urh of Wide FclIow;ihip
ervici'S for Snnd:iy. November 10.
to cook food best for the will be: Churdi Sihool at n:!r> a. m.:
family. The National Youth Adminis- .Moinin" Worsliiji at 11 :00 a. m.. with
, (ration is helping girls and boys from | sermon by the pasti'i' on the theme,
j to 23. The Civilian Consei'vation'‘ Secrct of Vitality’’: Youth League
thiee types of helping boys from 17 to 23. Lit 6:.'30 p, m, the Fellowship Forum
Evening .service at
r.I.ited in the ,it)»)ve paragraph, Tt is | \ n \
{ipi-elfically .,tated in the law that no' ^'.^VVlAlvA
ii.itin.'tloii.i ue to be made because!
t)f rioe, ool,)r, financial or phv.sical i Claribel Williams, who spent
st-.tu.-,, or pohtical or religious'affil-:in New Hampshire, re-
t.Uion Any per.sons making anv dis-,to her home here Sunday,
,1 Mr, and Mrs, W, R, Deane spent
tui' ti')n;i bec.iu.se of these things is!
I'l iiioved frotri the office bv the So-j in Durham.
0:,1 .Seounty Board. ’ Wiz.abeth Ray attended, the
l-;iml)i!ity t.) receive or to contin-' fmK'ral of Mrs. J, W. Hartsell in
ue lo receiv,. s.s.iistance is determin- j f'^'H'*-'ron Monday .
ed t)y diligence in seeking work and Mr, and Mrs, John Cameron re-
by willingnes.s to accept it if offered, turned to Niagara for the winter af-
Tv, o methixl.s are pur.«ued to make ter spending the summer in Pierce
suie th.it employable workers geek Bridge N. H,
every [wa.sible work opportuntiy. One The Rev. J. L. Foster filled his
i.-> (o throw upon the worker the bur- ngular appointment *’®re Sunday and
deii of the proof. He may be required conducted communion ser\'ices.
to .sjibmit .-.igned statements, from!
n .'ipfCifieil number of employers cer-. Pilot Advrrtisinff Pays-
:00 p. m. There
will be a church socinl on Tue.sday
evening, and on VVt'dne.«day afternoon,
\Vonian’.s Society meeting. Prayer
meeting on Thursday evenijig.
Pluckiil from its distinguished
in thf Hall of Fame of America’s*
great legitimate stage plays, Sidney
Howai'd's Piiltizer Prize winner,
‘■They Knew What They Wanted,”
ha.s been translated to the screen in
nwiving and powerful terms, and i.^
the attraition at the Southern Pines
Thi-.itK- Wedne.'-’d.'i.v and Thursday,
Ncveniber K’>, It. with a Thu:’.-iday
matinee F' r sheer dramatic inten-
I
.«ily, f >r in.'Jjiiied performances on
flic part of its principals, here is a
piclure that .stands out in bold re- j
Uef. I
j In reviewing this production, one
( ritic states that "At last we realize
itliat Broadway th'atre audiences
; knew what they wanted when they
1 niadf this Sidney Howard play one
SOUTHERN PINES. N- T-
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Olanlcet T*ime
Make your selection early while you have
a choice of color. We are showing some
beautiful blankets in all wool and part
wool from
$2.30 up
Wool or Down-filled Puffs, silk, satin or
Glazed Chintz Covering,
$6.50 to $19 50
Bed Pillows ... Down and Feather Filling.
Down Filled Baby Pillows.
Shop Early
We are ready to help you with
Christmas Gift Selections
Slu)]) Early before the rush. We are show
ing some exclusive GIFT ITEIMS.
I
World I’eace Sunday will be ob
served at the Manlv Presbvterian
Chureh on Sun,lay.' November jq. iThey Knew What
of the smash hits of New York
CAROLINA THEATRES
Pinehurst - Southern Pines
Present
Aberdeen theatrE
Saturday, November 9
Matinee 3:00 P. M.
Night at Ttl.’S and 9:00
“OKLAHOMA RENEGADES"
llobtTi I.iving.ston Dunean Kenaldo
Raymond Hatton
Also the last chapter of
“THE DRUMS OF FU MANCHU”
Henrj’ Brandon Gloria FrankRn
and the first chapter of
“THE ADVENTURES OF RplD RYDER
“Red*’ Barrv Vivian Coe
.\t the evening worship hour the pas
tor will preach on the theme, "The;
Things That Belong to Peace,"
service begins at 7:30 p. m.
The
They Wanted.’ even diluted for cen-
i .sor piirpo.sis for the screen, is pow-
i
At the Baptist Church services
Sunday will be as follows: 10:00 a.
m,, Bible classes and Sunday School;
11:00 a. m., Preaching: 7:00 p. m..
B. T. U,, Wednesday at 7:30, Pray
er meeting; Thursday at 7:00 p, m.,
covered dish supper and monthly bus-
iiie.ss meeting.
‘‘.^dani and Fallen Man" is the .sub
ject of the le.sson-sermon at the
crful as drama, emotionally touching
I ii.s romance, and provoking as sugar-
i coated preachment, To Charles ^
I I.aughton goes the honor of creating
I another mighty role, th.nt of Ttmy,
(the Napa County wine grower, be-
I loved by all, possessing all the hap- j
! piness he desires—except a wife and |
bambinos."
Add another laurel to Carole Lom-
Vard. whose role makes demands
upon her very different from her re
cent pictures and who returns favor
hy turning in a poignant portrayal
in the most famous
of all screen roles!
Christian Science Church, E.ist New waitress in a San I* rancisco
Hampshire avenue. Sunday morning,
November 10th at 11:00 o’clock, Sun
day School convenes at the .same
hour at the church.
WAN TS
Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 11,12
Night at 7:15 and 9:10
“WYOMING""
Marjorie Main
L«e Bowman
Joseph Calleia
Wow! Wally’s in liove with a lady blacksmtih
Wallace Beery
Leo Carrillo
Ann Rutherford
Wednesday, Nov. 13
Mfttinee 3:00 P. M.
Night at 7:15 and 9:00
CASH AWARD NIGHT
Free Consolation
“YESTERDAY’S HEROES”
Jean Rogers
Russell Gleason
Robert Sterling
Ted North
Thursday and Friday, Nov. 14,15
Night at 7:15 and 9:15
“ARISEMYLOVE”
You can buy a full size Cabinet Elec
tric Range, five speed units, cook
er well, for less than ?100,00 at
THE TRADE STORE, Southern
Pines. Trade-ins accepted. Easy at 3:00 and 8:30 p.
spaghetti joint. "They Knew What
They Wanted" is not recommended
for children.
From the widely read and much
f^iscussed novel of Ethel Vance, "Es
cape" has been faithfully produced by
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, with Norma
Shearer as the countess, Robert Tay
lor as the son, and Nazimova as Tay- ||
lor’s mother, and is the attraction for
a special showing at the Pinehurst
Theatre Wrdne.sday, November 13th.
ni. and at the
TYRONE POWER
LINDA DARNELL
GALt SONDEKOAAHD • CVGtNt PALLCT7Z
r. CDWARO BROMBERG • MONTAGU LOVE
lANET BCCCHER • ROBERT LOWCRY
CHR18 P1N MARTIN
A 20(k CCNTURY-rOX PICTURE
AT SOUTHERN PINES
r AT PINEHURST
ti
II SI NDAV xNKJHT, NOV.
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ii 8:30
terms.
H. A.
LEW'IS. Trader.
Lf'ST: Gray Male Persian Cat. Re
ward. Report to Pilot.
rOR RENT: Modern, furnished apart
ments, opposite depot. Inquire at
Midland Dress Shop.
Claudette Colbert
Dennis O’Keefe
Dick Purcell
Ray Milland
Esther Dale
Walter Abel
FAIRBANKS-MORSE automatic coal
stokers. W. G. McAvoy, local con.
tractor, telephone 5902, Southern
Pines.
FOR REJNT: Two and three-room
apar!| njents, heated, reasonable
rent. The Ellington, 31 West Ver
mont avenue. Southern Pines.
REFRIGERA.TNON SE21V1CE on aU
makes. Terms Caoh. Phone 6814.
B. M. Bradin. tt.
FLOWERS, Bouquets. Funeral set
pieces. M. G. Backer, Southern
Pines. Phone 8261 tf
FOR SALE: 2 Desks, Victrola,
Chairs and Brass Bed. Apply Mary
Wlntyen, Cor. Page and N. H. Ave,
TO SEND A TELEGRAM call Pos
tal Telegraph and read your mea-
sage. You can wire money by Pos
tal Telegraph. Phone 6381. N22
outhern Pines Theatre Friday and
Saturday, November 15, 16, with a
Saturday matinee.
Further dealings with matters
despotic in dictator regions are pre- j
rented in this picturization of the
‘best sellers” of the same name. Con-
remed with the frantic efforts of an
American son to save his Cermon-
bom mother from the death penalty,
the screen adaptation preserves the
melodramatic pace and suspense of
the original novel and in addition
presents the stars of the piece, Norma
Shearer and Robert Taylor, in p»a-
formances that match In persuasive
perfection and power any of their
previous portrayals.
VERT LOW RElfT to man and wife
to look after aj large place. Three
rooms, some conveniences. Must
have best ref^ence Write Box
306, Southern Ptnea.
MAKE that long distance trip by bus
and save the difference. Special
low rates. Phone Postal Telegraph,
6381. N22
A few very nice New Hampshire
Red pullet.q for sale. Stock direct
from an outstanding Massachusetts
breeder. Also twenty hen» same
stock, the cream of over one hun
dred to start with. D. D. EUlott,
Southern Pines.
FOR RENT: Two large sunny
rooms, near bath. Furnace heat.
Two blocks from Broad Street.
Either or both could be arranged
for light houte keeping. Com*,T
Connecticut Avenue and Page St.,
opposite old Baptist Church. J.
R. Gifford.
I OPT I^st Saturday 1937 Ford Hub
Pnn wriH appreciate it if finder
will return to Dan S. Ray, Pilot
office.
N. C. Indian Arrow
heads. Apply Arrow, The PUot
EASY TERMS on used furniture, new
oil heater*! and several kinds of
stoves, all ;for sale at The Trade
Store. Southern Pines N. C.
R A. LEWIS, Trader.
'rif^fRiyFig hjEetljer,.in
ii§4(fering^st(}'ry) filmed, from
* ijs-sJpriZB - winning - play. ‘
Mon, & Tue.s., Nov, 11, 12
8:1."» V. M.
Matinee Tuesday at 3:00
CAROLE LOMBARD
CHARLES UUGHTON
(R an RK(i Radio Picturt
imt inw
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Added: The Special Short Subject, “Young America Flies”
AT SOUTHERN PINES
Wed. and Thu., Nov. 13, 14—8:15 P. M.
Matinee Thursday at 3:00
A fTMt fcoafc
ER'TmOR
A MXaTTM UMOT
AT PINEHURST
Wed., Nov. 13th—8:30
Matinee at 3:00
AT SOUTHERN PINES
Fri, and Sat., Nov. 15, 16,
8:15 P. M.
Matinee Saturday at 3:00
OARD or THANKS
We deeply appreciate the
acts of kindness and the sympathy
of our friends in our great loss, and
wish to thank them all.
—MRS. ALMA MORRISON.
—Mrs. Alma Morrison,
—Donald and Louise Morrison.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express our deep a;.-
cxtended us by our friends in our
great bereavement,
man:’,—Mr. and Mrs, Walter R. Maples
and Family.
preciatlon for the sympathy and help
C.VRD OF THANKS
We extend to our friends our dep-
cst appreciation for their sympathy,
their acts of kindness and their many
floral tributes in our deep loss.
•--Mr and Mrs. Clayton A. Carter,
and Family,
—Mra. A1 Cruce,