Page Eight
Miss Betterley Is
Winner in Tourney
Pinedodger Pairings for
H«xl Week's Play Made;
Hiss Barron Takes Second
lAiss Barbara Betterley turned in
a fr>W net .ot 22 in a "best six out of
njfie" tournament of the Pine Dod
gei.» over Southern Pines No. 1
fours • Tuesday, and Miss Eleanor
H u roii took second with a net 25 on
i(i ■ six holes.
t'.unngs for n;xt Tuesday's tour
n iiuent, a match play against par,
wv*r * given as follows Miss Laura
K 'lsey, Mr.,. A S. Hart and Mrs.
Vt\ C Reardon; Mrs. N. S. Fridinger,
Eleanor Barron, and Mrs. Stuart
Wood, Mrs. E C Crowell, Mrs. H. A.
Page, Jr., and Mrs. Roy Grinnell;
Mi..s Erma Fisher, Miss Katherine
V'ltfy ani Miss Birdilia Bair; Miss
B n bara Betterley, Mrs. H B. Green
*>» in, and Mrs Elmer Harrington;
Mr... Charles W. and Mrs.
Gocijrge C. Moore.
Other scares of laot Tuesday's
fournaiuent were Mrs Grinnell 26,
Mu. Greetunan 2S, Mrs. Reardon 27,
•in t Mrs. Crowell 28.
LEGAL NOTICES
Wi mTH CAROLINA.
MOORE COTtNTY
NOTICE OF SALE
IJotice is hereby given that under
ind by virtue i: a power it sale con
t imed in a certain Deed of Trust exe
cuted by Maud H Grearson of Moore
County, North Carolina, to A. S. Rug-
Klv'.i. Trustee tor Southern Pines
Building and Loan Association ot
Southern Pines, N. C.. which said
l>ci i of Trust :s dated May 24. 1938.
an.! recorded in the Office of the
Register of Deeds for Moore County
in book 61, Page 301, to which ref- j
ei .'tice is herewith made, the debt
secured by said Deed of Trust be- j
ing past due and unpaid, and the
powers of sale contained therein hav
ing become operative the undersign-!
e l Trustee will offer for sale and j
i-'-ll to the high '.;t bidder, for cash, at :
Hi ■ Court House door of Moore;
County, North Carolina, at the hour!
oi Noon ot: the 7th day of December, j
IK2. tli > tallowing described real j
e:.i ite
Those csttain lots of land lying in,
the Town of Southern Pines, N. C..
beetiuiing at > stake in Vermont
Avenue South 36-45 East 91 feet'
f> uiii the intersection of the north
e-.i..1,er1y line n ' Vermont Avenue,
in-' tlu? southeasterly Sine of Ashe !
Sti »-»t. it lieing a corner in Lot No. I
20 in Bli>ck H and Two (2): thence'
North 53-15 East 100 feet, thence.
South 36-4") East 55 feet to the line I
of Lot No. 22; thence, with said Lot I
Wo. 22 South 53 15 West 100 feet to
Vermont Avenue; thence, with said ;
Avenue North IS-45 West 55 feet to
the point or beginning, being and |
comprising a part of Lots Nos. 19, 20,1
SJ'in Block H and Two (2) as shown
on j map entitled, "A Map of South- i
em Pines, Moore County, North
 ♦lOlma," ani filed tn the Office of
thi Register of Deeds for Moore i
County, at Carthage, North Carolina ;
This property is being sold on ac
count of an order of the Clerk of
Superior Court, b:d having been 1
i wsed by W Frank Harris, and the'
bidding will start at $1,550.00.
A. S Ruggles, Trustee
■ W. Dune 3:1 Mjtthews, Attorney
' This 21st djy of November, 1.942.
1 ' N27-D4.1
i ri'V IMI 111111 linn 111 nil In| II In! 3BWBMWM6WKB—KB——
L| ABERDEEN THEATRE
1 Saturday, November 28th
I Matiaae 3.00 Night at 7:15 and 9:00
Gunsmoke
I Sill Elliott Tex Ritter
I I 1
Mia. Tiles., and Wed., Nov. 30. Dec. 1. 2,
| M.ittouje Daily at 3:30 Night 7:00 and 9:30
1 ''Mrs. Miniver" j
Graer Garm Walter Pidgeon 8
; Richard Ney Theresa Wright
Voted the greatest movie ever made
Thursday and Friday. Dec. 3. 4
Night at 7:15 and 9:15
I ' • *1
' Springtime in the Rockies"
Betty Grible John Payne
C-I.IIR RKUBM Carmen Miranda
■'
HARRY JAMES
and his Music Makers
, v* ! All this and lochnicolor, too.
L. I
r 4 v.: ■ v - ! , -
Club Holds Regular
Thanksgiving Meet
Barium Springs Orphanage
Head Guest Speaker at
Dinner at Mrs. Page's
Thanksgiving dinner of
, the Sandhills Kiwanis Club at the
home of Mrs. J. R. Page, for benefit
1 of the Barium Springs Orphanage,
brought out 49 members and guests
to hear Joseph B. Johnston, superin
■ tendent of the orphanage, speak of
1 the achievements of some of the or
phanage graduates, and the work at
the institution.
Physical well-being, proper educa
tion. developing self-reliance, cour
age, and proper attitudes were de
scribed as the most important ob
jectives of an orphanage. Mr. John
ston said that the problems were the
same in every institution of its
kind.
Saying that over 100 graduates of
; the orphanage were now serving in
the armed fbrces, Mr. Johnston de
clared a task of training the young
er ones, now growing up was just
I as important, for they must be ready
j for the "job of the peace and to re
establish order out of the terrible
| condition the world is in today."
Dr. T. A. Cheatham spoke briefly
of the tuberculosis seal sale cam
j paign and the club voted $lO to the
county association.
Guests at the meeting included
George Thompson, John H .Howarth, ,
Norman Shenk. Lieut. Titus, Harold j
McAllister, Major H. V. Carson, !
j James Worthington, all of Southern j
Pines; Mrs. Meyer of New York. For
! rest Lockry. O. O. Seymour, the
Rev. E. L. Barber, the Rev. Daniel
i Lane, H. W. Doub and H. C. Blue, i
all of Aberdeen, and Mrs. Johnston,
| wife of the speaker. Proceeds from
j the dinner went to the Barium
| Springs Orphanage.
SCHOOL NEWS
Elementary Council 1
The Student Council of the elem- !
| entary school held its first general!
J chapel program Friday, November ;
1 13th. The president read a psalm in
: the Bible, and the secretary read the -
j rules adopted for governing the Stu- *
dent Council. The third grade, in
I charge of the program had a play on
j music, showing the different kinds
j of music. J j
j The Council held its second meet-1
j ing Thursday, November sth. The'
j meeting was called to order by the j
| president and the secretary read the , •
rules for governing the Student 11
| Council. Then the council made pun- j
j ishments for breaking the rules. A j
| movement for adjournment was!
made and seconded and the meeting
j was adjourned.
News
The third grade had a chapel pro- \
\ gram November 13th. It was about 1
1 music. Every third grade student 1 .
THE PILOT. Southern Pines. North Carolina
vas in the program. Outside guests'
vere Mrs. T. A. Riley, Mrs. Thomp- j
on E. Gray, Mrs. A. D. Charmichael, J
.Irs. H. W. Dorn, Dr. Vida C. Mcleod. J
vlrs. Agnes Canady, Captain and j
•Irs.George Burns, ancf Major and
Mrs. A. G. HaU.
The third grade had a half holiday '
or having the highest percent of!
ittendanee. In the new scrap drive,
\lex McLeod of the third grade was :
•nade the candidate for "King of
Scrap."
The Fifth and Sixth grade room
has a new interest in their Science!
corner. A friend of theirs sent them |
i barometer. It has a little girl on |
it. The little girl's dress can change!
to three colors. The weather can
forecast by it from three to twenty- j
four hours. They like to watch the
dress change colors, and it is a good
"Jo-Jo"
"Ges-scopo"
Could it be that Carolyn Stevick
Rates: 25 cents minimum; one cent
per word in tegular type.
IN THIS TYPE, 'RATE IS 2
CENTS A WORD, 25-CENT MIN
IMUM.
TERMS: CASH IN ADVANCE.
FOR SALE: New 30 gallon Westing
house electric hot water heater, j
Phone 7982. N26pd. I
WANTED TO RENT a furnished cot-1
tage or apartment for family oi
four. Call George C. Rightmeyer at
Southland Hotel. N26pd.
FOR SALE: 25 recently weaned pigs.
Apply Herman Seward. Paint Hill
Farm, Southern Pines. N26.
FOR RENT: Large furnished bed
room. next to bath. Steam heat.
One block from business section.
Telephone 8505. 23 South Bennett i
street. N26pd. |
FOR SALE: Clean Feathers in large
ticks, suitable for making pillows. *
Enquire Chandler's Greenhouses.
N26pd.
FOR SALE: One good farm mule for .'
cash, or will trade for good milch ' •
cow. E. J. Thomas, Highway 1. i 
one mile north of Vass. N27pd.!'
ATTRACTIVE, comfortable rooms. ,
with excellent meals now available j,
at Skyline. Reasonable rates for j ;
the winter. Special Chicken Sun-1
day dinner now served at one p. j
m. For reservation call 7189. In- 
quiries and inspection invited.
Drive out to "Skyline," three miles i
north of Southern Pines on U. S.
Highway No. 1. N26pd. |
FOR SALE: Eskimo Spitz pup. To j
dog lover only. Jim Guthrie,'
Cameron, N. C. N27pd.
WANTED: Daily transportation to.
Main Post Area, Fort Bragg, to
arrive anytime before 9 a. m. Will j
pay generous fare. Red Crossj
Training Supervisor, 11 Connecti
cut ave.. Southern Pines. N27pd
WANTED: You to know that I am
operating the Vass Beauty Shop j
Thursday. Friday and Saturday of,
each week. Permanents by ap-1
pointment on other days. Gladys
Cox Waddell, Vass, N. C. N27.!
FILMS DEVELOPED and printed |
for 25 cents. Reprints 3 cents. Your I
satisfaction guaranteed. Sandhills ]
Photo Shop, 49 Ashe street. 023pd. I
FOR RENT: Furnished cottage. Six |
rooms and bath. Electric lights,
furnace. Mile and half from Pine
hurst on Pinehurst-Aberdeen road.
Write Box 1069, Sandusky, Ohio.
N27pd.
Poultry nutrition has become a real
science. EXCELSIOR POULTRY
FEEDS are made under scientific
supervision. We invite you to visit
our plant and laboratory. Franklin
ville, N. C. Randolph Mills, Inc.
016-Jl.
WANTED: Girls for cafeteria work.
18 years of age up. No experience I
necessary. Write or apply to Har
vey's Cafeteria, Durham. N. C.
D 25.
Sales jj@f\t Service
Pinehu/st Garage Co.. Inc.
Phone 4951 Pinehurst. N. C.
SMITH & CRAIG
Jewelers
Watch Repairing
Aberdeen, N. C. I
j FUNERAL SERVICES
HELD FOR MISS BLUE
j Moore County Woman Dies
; at Home of Sister: Was 65
Funeral services were conductor
! Sunday afternoon at the Presbyter
ian Church in Aberdeen for Mis
Maggie Dean Blue. who died at the
; home of her sister, Mrs. M. D. Wil
j iiamson, following a short illness.
The Rev. W. S. Golden of the Car
thage Presbyterian Church conduct
ed the services and interment was in
! the family plot at Union Church.
Miss Blue was born October 18
i 1877, near Carthage, the daughter o.
j Daniel and Julia Frye Blue.
j and Donald Scheipers are relighting
an old flame If Buddy Perkins
gets in much more trouble Barbara
j Bacon is going to be a nevrous wreck
J about him What's this I hear
1 about A 1 Fields and Nancy Regan?
Could be! Well, for a little while I
| thought Jimmy de Berry and Paul
Fowler had proven too much com
| petition for Joe Thomas but I see •
| he's making one last desperate !
i stand.
Married Men
(Continued from Page One)
| Howard Scott, Eugene Cranford Ken
i nedy, Colin Causey Ritter: Route 2:
i William Curtis Hussey, Pellie Hus
! sey, Herbert Wilson Sheffield. Earl
Conrad Kennedy (m), Lendo Elbert
; Hussey, John Ellis Hussey, Howard I
Calvin Hussey (m); Star Route:
Henry Thomas Frye.
j Manly: Alexander Ray Chisholm,
Raymond Patterson Cameron; Glon
' don: Robert Louis Phillips. Eugene
Douglas Phillips; Eagle Springs: Ben
Blair Bost, McKeller McLean; Route
1: Madison Lee Burns, John Earl!
Richardson, Laney Ruffin Marley,
Paul Burns. Rufus Odell Monroe, j
Daniel Leonard Freeman (m), James ]
T'.'ealie Brown: Jackson Springs: Wil- !
lie Wilson, Route 1: Carlton A. j
Thomas (m), Everett Watkin Blake- I
ly, Eugene Samuel Hall; Highfalls: j
John Russell Welch, Marshall Gra- i
ham Hussey (m); Route 3. Sanford:
Fred Atlas Tally (m); John Early
Nail; Addor: Belk Connor Trout-
Route 1 Biscoe: Wilburn Britt Free
man; route 1 Steeds, Colon Lester
McNeill, Tracy Jackson Luck. Lewis
Carlton Chriscoe; Hallison: William
Alfred Bryant.
Carthage: Carl B. Cole (m). Thom
as Williams Lee. William Nail, Alex
Turner Caddell, Carl Milton Kivett,
Jr.; Route 1: James Arthur Crab
tree, Elbert Walter Dowd, Emery
Thomas Flinchum, James Peter Mar
ley, Charley Judson Stutts, Walter
Julian Brown. James Clyde Russell,
Joe Arlie Mancss; Route 2: William
Richard Sheffield. William Owen
Priest; Route 3: James Early Strib
ling (m), Harry Boadman Thomas
son (m), Cecil Gilbert (m), Her
bert Coleman Love; Star Route:
Charles Brantley Wadsworth, Oris
Edgar Brady.
Cameron: Posie Robert Doby;
route 1: Luther Bradley Womack.
William Carey Turnley, Duncan
Monroe Blue (m), James Joseph Wal
j lace, John Russell Blue, Marvin Lee
j Ross; route 2: Finley A. McFay
j den (m).
Take the sparkling tunes of Je
: rome Kern, Fred Astaire's nimble
I toes tap dancing to the music of
I Xavier Cugat and his orchestra and
I a gay musical is the result in "You
j Were Never Lovlier," the attraction
'at the Pinehurst theatre, Sunday
night, November 29th, at 8:30 and
j Monday, November 30th, at 3:00 and
j 8:30 p .m. Singing and dancing with
J Astaire is lovely Rita Hayworth,
I while Adolphe Menjou is on hand
to do a fine comedy job. It is a gay,
gleeful, tuneful and delightful piece
of entertainment and is a perfect an-1
tidote for these trying times.
On Monday and Tuesday at the
Carolina Theatre, Southern Pines,
the favorite radio stars of millions.
Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy and
Mortimer Snerd; Fibber McGee and ]
Molly, Harold Peary (the Great Gil
dersleeve). Bill Thompson (Wimple).
Isabel Randolph (Mrs. Uppington)
Ray Noble and his orchestra, Ginny
I Simms and others, are on the screen
j in a comedy with music, under th
title of "Here We Go Again."
In technicolor hues that fairly takf
patrons out of this world, 20th Cen
tury-Fox retells Sabatini's romantif
I history of pirate Henry Morgan anc
I his pals, and what happened to then
I when they took over the Britisl
| colony of Jamaica to save the Carib
i bean for the British Empire, ir
j "Black Swan" which is playing a re
turn engagement at the Carol in
i Theatre, Wednesday and Thursday
1 December 2, 3 at 8:15 with a Thurs
■ day matinee at 3:00. Tyrone Powe
1 as Captain Waring, George Sander
, as the foxy Captain Billy Leech an
'Laird Gre?ar as Henrv Morgan th
. Pirate and Maureen O'Hrrra, wil.
I FAT€ "H 9 S> 1
SOUTHERN PINES. N- C.
j |
j Christmas II
Be Wise
>•
•• 8
Shop Early I
Let Us He II
CAROLINA THEATRES
Piiieliursl Southern Pines
Present
Here's To Beauty.. . Laughter.. . Rhythm!
Music by JEROME KERN
, A COLUMBIA PICTURE
~tM>•»«** mm A. Wta-mtew "> *•
Ai rinehurci
Sunday Kighi, I.'cv ember 23th—3:20
Mcndnv,
/r% ~ w ke As funny As Tie/r First!
\ z- *1 Radio s two top laugh teams and a flock of jjyLw
, other blg-tlmers of the air . .In the scream
& m a-fr \ show of the screen t >4-^^%,
here / THE GREAT 6ILOERSLEEVE' (H.roidP«™>
GINNY SIMMS • aui nw«p«» . em Sort*
Isabel MM* • Hwttwf SmC. U* IIMU mt But
Produced and Directed by AIuAW UwAP ,
Screen P!ay b» Paul Gerard Smith and Joe 8.qelo» . Stary by Pa.l GerardSmth
Ai Southarn Pines
Mon. and Tues., Nov. 30—Dec. Ist—B:ls P. M.
Matinee Tuesday at 3:00
SABATINI'S ROUSIN>. THE SEA!
POWER• (THTRA/
' :
At Southern Pines
Wed. and Thu.. Dec. 2. 3—8:15 P. M.
Matinee Thur»j»v P-PQ
* ♦ »
THRILLS THAT ' JINGLE, .M
At Pinehurst At Southern Pines
Friday, Dec. 4th Fri. & Sat., Dec. 4, 5, 8:15
3:00 and 3:30 P. M. Matinee Saturday at 3:00
mmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmsmmmmmmmmmm
let high praise in their portrayals.
At the Pinehurst Theatre, Friday,
December 4th, at 3:00 and 8:30 p. m.
-d at Southern Pines, Friday and
turday, December 4, 5, with a Sat
rday matinee another glorious
chnicolor Production is on the
-eens with "The Forest Rangers"
th its story laid in the forests of
i northwestern Pacific, starring
ed Mac Murray, Paulette Goudard,
ijusan Hayward. Lynne Overman
Friday, November 27, 1942
i and Eugene PalleUc. Those enter
tainment ingredients which are wide
'j ly regarded as most essential are
I present in pleasing assortment and
■ | liberal quantity. Among them are ro
s! mance, action, suspense, humor, spec
; j tacle, villainy, heroism, pictorial
beauty in striking color and a dash
f of hiusic. Those songs include the
; {popular hit "I Got Spurs Yhat Jin
, I gle, Jangle, Jingle," and "Tall Growj
II the Timber." ,• '