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THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
Friday, September 12, 1941.
KHUKHESI
Urownson Memorial Presbyterian
Cbui'ch, tlie Rev. B. L, Barbe.-, pai-
tor. Sunday, September 14, Church
9:45 a. m ; Morning Worship,
11:00 p. m.; Junior League, 2:00 p.
Voung People's League, 7:00 p.
ni. CUoir practice: Thursday even-
af 8:00 p. r.i,, u'.rected by Chap-
Uiu A. H. Achtor;uan:i.
Conant, “Shoe Man,”
Dies After Stroke
Deceased Operated Shoe Store in
I’inehurst for Nfearly 20
Years
Ttii" Church . f Wide Fellowship,
street T:id New Hampshire
anetmt-, the Rev. Voigi, O. Taylor,
Services Sunday, September
lit- Caurch School at 9:45 a- m.;
JHiiniing Church Worship with a ser-
by the pastor on the theme,
•Oivo Welcome to Enjoyment!'' at
Jli:QO a. m.; V'^esper Service at 7:30
Ill by the Fellowship Forum.
"Sub;5tance" is the subject of the
|ps.sim-sernion at the Christian
iSciciice Church, East New Hampshire
jwiiue. Sunday morning, September
iKli at 11:00 a. m. Sunday School
convenes at the same liour.
Ark School OpeninjBf
Set for October 1
Satisfactory pre-opening enroll-
*u'iit at The Ark School was reported
Oil,, week by Mrs. Millicent Hayes,
principal, in announcing commence-
m.-iil of the fall session Wednesday,
■October 1.
Ill addition to classes from Kinder-
jpHfn through eighth grade, Mrs.
H«jrc.s said a special pre-school group
waiilj meet one or two mornings each
’Wi.v'k und&r her direction.
Th? sports program, .scheduled four
*flciTioons a week for boys and girls
vnlfr 12 years of age. will this year
i:
Funeral services for Herbert Eu-
j:ene Conant. known in Pinehurst for
nearly 20 years as “The Shoe Man,"
! '.vero conducted Wednesday afternoon
at 5:30 at the Community Church in
J'inehurst. He died early Tuesday
morning after an illness of about four
dr.ys, following a stroke. He would
hive been 68 years old September 17-
Born in Marblehead, Mass., the son
!of the late A. L. and Lizzie Conant,
I :,:r. Conant had lived in Pinehurst for
23 years and had openated a shoe
ibhop there for 19 year.-s until this sum
mer when he sold his business. He
was a Spanish-American War veter
an.
The Rev. A. J. McKelway conduct-
fci funeral sen’ices and interment
wa sin Mount Jiope Cemetery, South-
o; n Pines. The deceased is survived
by his widow, the former Miss E\’a
Mason, whom he marrie'i June S. 1921.
Pallbearers were Robert Gouger,
H.-issie Wicker. Gordon Camoron, Ed
Swearingen, Carl Bradshaw and Eu
gene McKenzie. The body lay in state
at Powell Funeral Home until fun
eral services.
' irclude archery, under direction of
I Carl G. Thompson, holder of several
archery titles and former president of
the National Archcry Association.
B.Vl’TIST FOOD S VLK
The Junior Willing Workers of the
Papti.st Church will sponsor a food
sale Tuesday morning, September 16,
at Broad Street Pharmacy.
The Pilot’s Cla.ssified Want Adver
tisement column is an effective form
of advertising for buying, selling, ex
changes and public notices. Use Them
Often.
Rates; 25 cents minimum; one ceni
per word in regular type.
IN THIS TYPE, RATE IS 2 CENTS
A WORD. 25-CENT MINIMUM.
TERMS: CASH IN ADVANCE.
"NO TRESPASS" and No Hunting
cardboard signs for sale, 25 cents
a dozen, at The Pilot, West Penn
sylvania Ave. tf.
FOR RENT: Two desirable apart
ments. One dowTistairs, four roms,
bath, porcTies, steam heat, elertric
kitchen, hot water. Upstairs, three
rooms, bath. heat, electric kitchen,
hot water. Close in. Mrs. Paul Dick-
•son. News Journal office, R.ieford,
N. C. S12.
For RENT: Three-room apartment,
furnished: electrically equipped.
Phone 5194 from 9 a. m. tmtil 12
noon. S12.
FOR RENT OR SALE: Upright
Stieff piano, good condition. P^one
5194 from 9 a. ni. until 12 nooi..
S12.
This is the time of year to stock up on
ivork clothes! See our complete stock of
work pants, shirts, gloves and shoes.
Our Shoe Department is full of New
Pall styles for the whole family.
GOOD VALUES, REASONABLE PRICES
IVlelvin Bros., Inc.
Aberdeen Southern Pines
Aberdeen theatrE
Saturday, September 13
!\Iatinec :?;00 p. M.
Night nt 7:00 and 8:1.’>
“WIDE OPEN TOWN”
William Boyd Russell Hayden
Andy Clyde Evelyn Brent
“LATE SHOW” Saturday Night at 10:30
^VCCENT ON LOVE”
George Montgomery Osa Massen
ROOMS FOR RENT; Steam-heated,
with or without meals- Magnolia
Lodge, corner Page St. and Ver
mont Ave. Phone 6015. S12-19-26.
FCiR RENT: 5 room furnished house,
all electric kitchen. Garage. See
Mrs. F. A. Cummings, Aberdeen,
N. C. S12pd-
FOR RENT; 1 room and kitchenette,
adjoining bath—furnished. Steam
heat. Close in. Call or see Dr. T.
E. Walker. Southern Pines, N. C.
S12-19pd.
FOR SALE: 1939 Plymouth 2-door se
dan. Gor>d condition inside and
out. Martin Motor Co., Aberdeen-
S-12.
FOR SALE: 1937 Chrysler coupe.
Martin Motor Co.. Aberdeen S12.
FOR SALE: 1936 Pontiac coupe.
Martin Motor Co., Aberdeen. S-12.
An "all out" program is offered at
the Carolina Theatre for the week of
September 14, when the most talked-
of attraction of the year, "Citizen
Kane," with Orson Welles, will come
to Pinehurst, Sunday September 14,
at 8:30 and to Southern Pines, Mon-
aay and Tuesday, September 15, 16,
at 8:20 p. m. It is entirely the work
pf Welles, in production, supervi.sion
and dircetion, and collaboration on
screenplay. As a writer and actor he
is superb. The controversy, which
made news headlines speculating on
the possibility that this film might
n.?ver be released, fits in magnificent
ly with this wholly "different,” even
revolutionary, film. It is the dynamic,
keyed-to-concert-pitch type of drama
which this author-actor-director has
displayed in his stage and radio offer
ings. The running time is 120 minutes
which suggests the advisability of be-
in^r in your seats on time.
Second nttraction for the week, is
also the second production of George
Bfrnard Shaw, whose "Pygmalion"
delighted theatre goers. This time it
is “Major Barbara,” produced and di-
lected by Gabriel Paschal who gave
us "Pygmalion,” and again starring
W'ondy Hiller, supported by Rex Har
rison and Robert Morley, remember
ed for excellent work in "Marie An-
tionette." Tlie sarcastic wit of
George Bernard Shaw together with
the directional genius of Gabriel
Pascal, make "Major Barbara” a top
ranking production. "Major Barbara"
comes to Southern Pines Wednesday
and Thursday, Sept. 17, 18- This is
122 minutes long and folks who are
Ipte will miss something.
The climax of the week, is "Sun
Valley Serenade" on Friday and Sat
urday, Sept. 19, 20. with a Saturday
matinee. Starring Sonja Henie,
smartly paced with romancc, jive,
laughter, dancing, skating and skiing,
set in the colorful background of Sun
\ alley and enhanced by strong pro
duction values, "Sun Valley Serenade”
is a musical which will ring the bell
strongly and loudly wherever it is
shown. Added to the cast are John
Payne, Milton Berle. Lynn Bari, Joan
Davis, for some extra comedy and
the Nicholas Brothers for a smash
dance routine. The customary ice bal
let is enhanced by a spectacular set
ting of black ice.
ii ^ l£,
SOUTHERN PINES, N- C-
Y E 8 - - -
We Have Plenty of Silk Stocking’s
Also
SOME NYLONS
FOR YOUR FALL DRESS CHOOSE
NcPIullen Classics
L’Aig-lon Tailored Frocks,
American Golfers,
Lynn Grey
$6.95 to $35.00
Top them with a DOBBS Hat
Store Hours: 8:1.t to .'5:.30 Saturday ft A. M. to 8 P. M.
BIKTH .XNNOrXCEMENT
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Friday, September 12, 1941
Come in and see our stock of attractive jewelry, rugs,
pottery and other gifts—all made in N. C.
Also Antiques and Mary Chess Cosmetics
HOLLY-PINE SHOP
Bank Building
Edith Thee
Southern Pines
Mr and Mrs. J. N. Steed announce
the arrival of a daughter, Suzanne,
Wednesday, September 10- Mother
and daughter reported as getting
along nicely.
CAROLINA THEATRES
Pinehurst - Southern Pines
H
PIANO FOR RENT; W'rite or call
Miss Lillian G. Roberts, P. O. Box
S42. Telephone. 601.5, Southern
Pines- S12.
^VANTED: Efficient, energetic, ex
experienced, woman or man and
•.vifo, honest, clcan a:. good natur-
cd, Cor generr.l house work. Ref-
er»'ntes. Eox C33, So . them Pines.
N. C. tf.
FHA loans on new’ construction and
old construction for the purpose of
improvements- Also refinancing.
J. C. Pittman, Sanford, N. C.
S5, 13, 19, 26
Cobina Wrijjht, Jr.
J. Carrol Naish
FOR BARGAINS IN
FURNITURE
See Alton D. McLean
Opposite Hotel Aberdeen
Monday S: Tuesday, September 15,16
Night at 7:30 and 9:30
“OUT OF THE FOG”
John Garfielf! Ida Lupino
Eddie Albert Thomas Mitchell
Wednesday, September 17
Matinee 3:00 P. M.
Night at 7:30 and 9:15
CASH AWARD NIGHT
“ HURRICANE SMITH”
ilay Middleton Jane Wyatt
J. Edward Bromberg Henry Brandon
Thursday and Friday, September 18, 19
Night at 7:30 and 9:30
‘‘BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST”
Greer Garaon Walter Pidgeon
Fay Holden Marsha Hunt
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FUH SALE: Deuiiafclc WTiitehouse
property join'.r"" limits of
Southern Pines. Good location for
homes. Wrile il. W. Isley, Pine
Tops, N. C. A15-S26pd.
FLOWERS, Bouquets, Funeral set
pieces. M. G. Backer, Southern
Pines. Phone 8281 tf
Present
Pilot, Wlest Pennsylvania .A.ve. tf.
ROOMS FOR RENT: Furnished or
unfurnished, water and lights.
Reasonable- T. C. McFarland, Box
1098, Southern Pines. S-12nd.
THE LOVE STORY THEY SAID
Heirtd NOT BE FILMED!
WANTED TO BUY: Either young |
Airdale, English bull or Labrador'
Retriever — male preferred. Call j
7935 or WTite Box 3000, Southern I
Pines. S12.
<% OilSOM WEILES
FOR SALE: Cement dwelling with
bath, furnace heat. Apply D. E.
Bailey, Southern Pines. S12pd.
n
Thm Mercury Acton
loft»ph Cotf n Dorothy Cominqw
Ray CoUios G^org* Coulourif
Agnet Moor«h«ad
HELP WANTED: WaiU good cook,
white preferred. If possible, would
rather have couple, man to chauf-
ffur, woman to cook. Must have
references. Live on premises. Ap
ply Mrs. L. R. Bullene, Turner
House, Massachusetts Avenue- S12.
AT PINEHURST
Sunday Night, Sept 14
8:30
AT SOUTHERN PINES
Mon. & Tue., Sept.
15,16—8:20 P. M.
/./o'
MONEY TO LOAN. Refinance the
mortgage on your farm with The
Prudential Insurance Company of
America and save interest. J. C.
Pittman, Sanford, N. C.
S15, 12, 19, 26.
AREY & SONS
Cabinet and
Repair Shop
SASH and DOORS
Telephone 8263 Aberdeen
WANTED TO BUY: Used roll-top
desk; must be In good condition.
Cash if price is right. Montesantl,
phone 5541, Southern Pines. S12pd
RbOM~FOR~REI<rr7~5lTTCE~"$yR
RENT, FOR SALE, and other card
board printed signs, for s^le at The
LOST:
Bunch of keys in leather'
holder. $1.00 reward for
return to The Pilot Of
fice. S12-pd.
FOR SALE; 100 Fr>'ing-size chick
ens: 100 pullets, Barred Rocks and
Reds. Healthy and fat See me at
once. R. P. Beasley, Vass, N. C.
S12pd.
FOff RENT: Modem 3-room Stucco
Cottage, nice sun porch, 4 miles
south Vass, U. S. 1, near Carolina
Inn. Rent reasonable. R. P. Beas
ley, Vass. S12pd.
WANTED. White woman for cook
and housekeeper in Pinehurst. May
live on or off premises. Write F.
C. Stanbury, Box 508, Pinehurst,
N. C. S12pd.
SPECIAL OFFER: Treat your chil
dren to The Pilot while they are
attending school. During Septem
ber, The Pilot will offer a special
rate for students stmdying away
from home. One doMar for the
school year. Mail or bring to The
Pilot, Southern Pines. Include com
plete address. tf
ADVERTtSE IN THR PILOT.
PUot Advertiaing Pa^t.
_ „ .f; GEORGE, BERNARD SHAW’S ;
MAJOR BARBARA
V .WENDY HIUER
REA HARRISON and ROBERT
" ROBERT NEWTON
GABRIEL PASCAL
ROBERT MORIE’
iK,-. Aff.;
At Southern Pines
Wed. and Thu., Sept. 17,18—8:20 P. M.
[sPa
HENIE
JOHN
PAYNE
GLENN MILLER
AND W$ ORCHESTM
MdTON BERLE
LYNN BARI . JOAN DAVU
NICHOUS BROTHERS
A C»ii»nry«yoK
At Southern Pines
Fri. and Sat., Sept. 19,20—8:20 P. M.
Matinee Saturday at 3:00