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a wide choice of settings
including
Birth Stones and Diamonds
In Gold or Silver—
all the newest designs in
Cases and Wrist Bands
for Boy or Girl.
Spray Pins, Earrings
Lockets, Necklaces
Bracelets, ' Brooches
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YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT
©rmabg’s Jeuielry f hop
East Broad Si.
Southern Pines
Country Club Sale
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largely on Southern Pines perma
nent residents. To exclude them
would be stupid business and
that is something in which Mr.
Sherman has not yet indulged
One condition of sale that, it
is agreed by all parties, has been
fully protected is the provision
that no trees on the property
shall be cut except to extend the
golf course. . . NOT for the pur
pose of selling lumber.
However, there are some seven
ty building lots, plus about 500
acres of golf courses. Those who
fear the sale has not been put
through with enough air-tight
provisions say that there is noth
ing to prevent the new purchaser
from subdividing lots and golf
courses and turning the whole
deal into a real estate venture.
In which case Southern Pines
would be “took” and great profit
indeed would pour into the cof
fers of the new owner. Say those
who favor the sale: Absurd. It
was sold as a country and golf
club and will remain such.
Say those backing the sale:
“Keep your shirts on. Nothing
has been done except that a de
posit has been made and a re
ceipt for same given. The sale
agreements that are to protect
Southern Pines’ interests have
not yet been made. But they will
be made before the final papers
of ownership are granted.”
The backers claim that when
such agreements are duly made
not one out of a hundred people
will find anything at all to com
plain about. The sale, they claim,
is one of the best moves that has
been made in Southern Pines in
years. It will take out of the
hands of amateurs the manage
ment of the Southern Pines Coun
try Club and place it right where
it belongs—in the hands of those
who have proven their ability to
run a golf club successfully. And
then Southern Pines will enjoy
the results of a good club run
properly. “Not”, hastily add those
who say such, “that the Club
hasn’t been run as well as it has
been possible for those now in
charge to run it. They’ve simply
not had tl^e backing, nor the
power. Now we’ll really see
something.”
That we are all waiting to see.
Good luck to those stepping out.
Good luck to those Stepping in.
TE^N-AGERS'
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be home when the Teen-Agers
are scheduled to call are asked
to leave a can of food on their
doorstep where it can be picked
up and started on its way to help
check the starvation so nearly
out of control in the world today.
Shaw House Fund
This drive will be from ten to
twelve. Any housewives who do
not expect to be home Saturday
morning are asked to leave a can
of food on the doorstep.
PINEBLUFF NOTES
Mrs. E. Odell Combs and baby
daughter, Judith Anne returned
to their home Sunday from the
Moore County Hospital.
Mrs. Joseph Shack of Danburg,
Conn., Mrs. Aubrey Pruett and
daughter, Rita, Mrs. Leon I Wy
lie and daughter, Janice spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Irving G. Wy
lie.
NOTICE—Your Chamber of
Commerce Board of Directors
meets fecond and fourth Tues
day 8:00 p. m., Community
Center. Presentation of your
ideas and suggestions is solic
ited. M24tf
NOTICE TO VOTERS!
•
Any voter desiring transportation
to the polls in the Democratic Pri
mary, Saturday, May 25th, call |
Phone No. 6101, Southern Pines.
(Sponsored by Southern Pines Committee for
C. B. Deane for Congress.)
IAberdeen theatre
Saturday, May 25
Night at 7:15 & 9:00
Matinee 3:00
‘That Texas Jamboree”
jSUNRISE
Southern Pines
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Association.
The mystery gift, announced
by the Association two weeks ago,
was solved this week when word
came to J. Talbot Johnson, chair
man of the finance committee,
that the donor was Mrs. J. L.
McKinney, a* former resident of
Southern Pines, now living in
La Grangeville, N. Y. In announc
ing the gift of one thousand doll
ars, Johnson said that Mrs. Mc
Kinney had always loved the
Sandhills where she and her hus
band lived for many years. She
was glad to make this contribu
tion to such a good enterprise.
Classified Ads
FOR SALE: Dining Room Furni
ture. Sideboard. Mirror, China
Closet, Table. Black with Gold
Trim. $100. Phone 8102. M24chg
WANTED: Living Room, Bed
Kitchenette, Bath, heated. Pri
vate Entrance. Call 6015. Ask
for Mrs. C. Newby. M24pd
FOR SALE: Six Rooms, Bath,
Dressing Room, Separate Up
stairs Lavatory. Rented until
August 1st. 79 South Ashe St.
$6,500 Cash Unfurnished. Tele
phone 7225 Between 9 and 10
a. m. Saturday. M24pd
Baby stroller, or go-cart, wanted
to buy. Phone 8692. M24pd
FOR SALE— New post-war
lady’s bike. Balloon tires. Alexa
McColl, phone 7262. M24pd
Two good used tires, 6.50-16 for
sale. Phone 7973, evenings.
M24pd
FOR SALE — BROADLOOM
RUG 15,1-2 FT. X 15 FT. SOL
ID BLUE. PERFECT CONDI
TION. PHONE 5262 PINE-
HURST. M24.31pd
LOST—Brown wallet. Drivers
license issued to Samuel Fun
derburk. Finder Please Phone
6992. M24chg
E. C. Eddy Sells
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Friday, May 24ih
Joan Leslie and
Robert Alda in
in
"Cinderella Jones"
Opened in 1938, it was an instant
success, the only one of its Vind
in the United States. Skimaster
Eddy plans to open her up again
this summer, as soon as practic
able.
Though certainly e'xcited at the
thought of their favorite photo
grapher mixed up in any way
with skiis. Southern Pinesers will
not be surprised. They know the
indefatigable energy of their fri
end, his ability to make friends,
his imagination and perseverence.
They heartily wish him and his
good wife and daughters all suc
cess. “Only”, they say. “Come
back soon.”
PASSENGER WANTED. LADY
DRIVING TO OKLAHOMA.
LEAVING SAT. 25TH. PHONE
5241, McCABE. M24pd
GARDEN PLOWED. LAND
SCAPING. YARDS ©LEANED.
ETC. CALL 8695 M24pd
CEMENT BLOCKS — Ready for
delivery in sizes 8x6x16 wall
blocks, 4x6x16 partition blocks.
Orders taken for an quantity.
McDonald & BJue Cement
Block Company, 1 mile south
of Southern Pines on U. S.
Highway No. ,. tfchg
FOR SALE—ONE TWO WHEEL
TRAILER 9 FT. BED. GOOD
TIRES WITH NEW TUBES
AND RELINERS. $100. PHONE
7184 OR J. E. CAUSEY. LAKE-
VIEW. M24.J7chg
FOR SALErSTOCK POTS 5 TO
20 GALS. EXCELLENT FOR
CANNING OR COOKING.
CHOICE $4. 55 GAL. STEEL
DRUMS $3. 150 GALS. USED
MOTOR OIL. 20 CENTS GAL.
120 GALS. FLOOR CLEANER
AND WAX, $1 GAL. 1200
LBS. ALL PURPOSE GREASE,
$4 PER 100 LB. PHONE 7184
OR J. E. CAUSEY, LAKE-
VIEW. M24.J7chg
WE HAVE PLENTY OF BEST
QUALITY SOLUABLE SAC
CHARIN 1-2 AND 1-4 GRAIN,
IN BOTTLES OF 1.000. VASS
DRUG STORE, VASS. N. C|
M24cfag
FOR QUALITY and style built
awnings, calP>Sandhill Awning
Co. Telephone 7013, Southern
Pines. J25tf
WANTED: second hand desks,
filing cabinets and office furni
ture. Must be reasonably pric
ed. Dixie Printing Company,
Aberdeen
FOR SALE: EXTRA GOOD PI
ANO WITH MIRROR IN TOP,
PRACTICALLY NEW. BOX 51,
LAKEVIEW. M11.18.25pd
WANTED: boy or girl for part
time house work. Call 6872.
Ml7chg
FOR SALE: ^possession) $698.
Modern, 5 rooms, bathroom,
electric refrigerator, stove,
heater, near lake - school. $698
buys equity (equipment value)
and pay $31 monthly FHA
mortgage payoff, taxes-interest
insurance. Phone Aberdeen
8701, J. D. Arey & Co. MlOtf.
FOR SALE: CEMENT BLOCKS.
READY FOR DELIVERY.
SANDHILLS BLOCK MANU
FACTURING CO.. BETWEEN
CHANDLER-HOLT ICE 8c
FUEL CO. AND SOUTHERN
PINES WAREHOUSE. M17ch
UPHOLSTERING. FURNITURE
REFINISHING AND CABI
NET MAKING. RETURNED
SERVICEMAN. CALL 5905.
A26lf
WANTED: unfurnished house
with some conveniences. Write
box 792, Southern Pines.
M3,10,17,24
A DRILLED WELL is the most
satisfactory water supply.
Write for quotation, giving dis
tance and direction from your
Post Office.” Heater Well Com
pany, Raleigh, North Carolina.
D21,tf,chg.
WAVE RELEASED
SUGAR STAMP NEWS
RUBBER STAMPS—See us for
rubber stamps, daters, carbon
paper, typewriter paper second
sheets, etc. Dixie Printing
Company, Aberdeen.
PAINTER AND CARPENTER
JOBBING
NORMAN E. WRIGHT
TEL. 7012 32 ASHE ST
M10.17,24,31pd
FOR MEMORIALS of dignity
and lasting beauty, contact D.
Carl Fry, Carthage, represent
ing Palmer Stone Works.
M8tf
Occidental Life Insurance Co.,
Raleigh, N. C. Insurance of all
kinds. J. D. Hobbs, Agent, Sou
thern Pines. MStfchg
FOR SALE: One electric and one
acetylene welding machine.
Can be seen at Curtis Radio
Service, Vass. M17,24chg.
WE SELL — Advertising gum
med tape for sealing parcels
with your own advertising
printed on it. Also tape dis
pensing machines. We also
handle sales books and mani
fold forms. Dixie Printing
Company, Aberdeen.
Saturday, May 25th
(Double Feature)
Sunset Carson in
"Bandit of the Bad
lands"
also
Gerald Mehr in
'Notorious Lone
Wolf'
KEN CURTIS
ANDY CLYDE
Monday & Tuesday, May 27-28
Night at 7:15 & 9:15
“THE HOODLUM SAINT”
WILLIAM POWELL
ESTHER WILLIAMS
Wednesday, May 29
Night at 7:15 & 9:10
“NO TIME FOR COMEDY”
I^SALIND RUSSELL JAMES STEWART
RETURNED BY POPULAR DEMAND
Thursday & Friday, May 30-31
Night at 7:15 & 9:15
“PERttOUS HOLfflAr
PAT O'BRIEN
RUTH WARRICK
Sun. & Mon. May 26-27
Maria Montez and
Preston Foster in
"Tangier"
Tuesday, May 28ih
Penny Singleton and
Arthur Lake in
"Blondie's Lucky
Day"
Wednesday, May 29th
(Double Feature)
Buster Crabbe in
"Fighting Bill Carson'
also
Charles Coburn in
'Col. Effingham's
Raid"
Thurs. & Fri. May 30-31sl
Disney Feature Cartoon
"Pinocchio"
Pinehurst Scouts
Join Food Drive
The Pinehurst Boy Scouts this
Saturday are joining in the drive
now being .conducted tl^rough-
out the nation fop the collection
of food to be given UNRRA.
UNNRA will see to it that this
food is sent in the fastest possi
ble way to those nations whose
people are facing starvation.
At lease twelve scouts are to
meet at the General Offices in
Pinehurst at 9:45 a. m. Saturday,
according to William Nugent,
member of the American Veter
ans Committee, the veterans or
ganization that voted at a recent
meeting to organize a concerted
drive in the Sandhills for the col
lection of canned food for
UNRRA.
Four cars are to be furnished
by Mrs. Tom Black and the mo-
thers of the Boy Scouts. Ernest
McKenzie, Assistant Scout aMs-
ter in Pinehurst, will be in charge
of the Scouts during the drive.
FOR SALE—GIRL'S BICYCLE.
NEARLY NEW. PRICE $25.00.
PHONE 6992. M24pd
CAROLINA THEATRES
Pinehurst
West End Theatre
WEST END, N. C.
Southern Pines
Present
Monday—T uesday
May 27-8 at 8:15
'A Walk in the Sun'
Dana Andrews
Richard Conte
Wednesday
May 29 at 7:15 and 9
'Woman Who Came
Back'
Chap.- l"Lost City of the
Jungle"
Thursday—Friday
May 30-1 at 8:15
"Stork Club"
Betty Hutton
Barry Fitzgerald
Sat. June 1 at 7:15 and 9
Matinee 3:15 P, M.
Sunset Carson in
also Comedy and Chap 6 of
' "Alias Billy The-Kid"
"Scarlett Horseman"
AT PINEHURST
Sunday Night, May 26th, 8:30
ALSO:—AT SOUTHERN PINES
Wed. & Thu. May 29-30, 8:15 P. M.
Matinee Thursday (Only) at 3:00
A. G. EDWARDS, Jr.
MEATS
GROCERIES
VASS, N. C.
DRY GOODS
In addition to meats, heavy and fancy groceries and If
the widest variety of fresh vegetables and fruits to be
found in a small town, we have in our dry goods depart
ment
MEN'S WORK SHOES
CHILDREN'S OVERALLS
Limited Supply Linoleum Rugs, 9x12 and 6x9
WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOCK
IT IS A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU
AT SOUTHERN PINES
Fri & Sat. May 31-June 1, 8:15 P. M.
tf H!^ Matinee Saturday at 3:00 r