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► (Continued from Page 1) capably handled by Mary Jean Ledbetter, was awarded third place, and Doris Hyatt’s two bull terriers, fourth. Jill Buffum’s lit tle Pekinese, dressed to kill in coat, pants and top hat, got a very honorable mention. The first riding event, Horse- ' manship, limited to children of 14 and under, was won by Fay Caddell, with Jean Overton sec ond, Lynn Sherrard third and Marian Walsh fourth. A colorful costume race, in which contestants galloped to one end of the ring, dismounted, attired themselves in paper skirts and bonnets, and then gal loped back, was won by Sugar MacMahon, with ribbons also go ing to Joby Anderson, Barbara Ballou and Peter Tufts, in that order. The Hunter class, jumped over the outside course, resulted in a win for Mrs. W. O. Moss on Prince. Fay Caddell on Silver was second; Harry Ladham on Big Chief, third, and Major Park er on Ganodor Dam was fourth. A Balloon race, which started with a very large field, boiled down to a prolonged tussle be tween Joby Anderson and Fay Caddell, in which the former fin- aly outmaneuvered Fay for first place and Bob Hobson took third. Mrs. Hamilton K. Gillespie, of New York, guest of the Carolina hotel, kindly presented the rib bons and Edward Daniels, States ville, and Major Parker did the judging. There will be a gymkhana at the Southern Pines Country club, Sunday, December 8th, and the Carolina hotel will stage the next one December 15th. the school board; Col. Donald Madigan; the Rev. Tucker Hum phries; Slim Forsythe; the offic ials; Dr. Vida C. McLeod, Dr. R. M. McMillan and Dr. J. S. Milli- ken; C. M. Page, J. W. Dickerson and Herman Grover; the teach- Friday, December 6, 1946. ers; and W. L. Baker, for role each played in making th*e sea- Testimonial Dinner f Continued from Page 1) had received letters previously, and letters to Blue, Smith, Maples, Bennett, Grey, McCall, Baker, Mat tocks, T. K. Campbell, and Mana ger Warner. The coach announced that other members of the team, managers, and cheerleaders would receive charms from the Elks as soon as they arrive. These were recognized and are: Richard Kaylor, Bill Sledge, Donald Scheipers, Wyndham Clark, George Hodgkins, Scotty Burns, Jim Dickerson, Bob McClellan, Sandy Page, Richard Patch and Carlton 'Kennedy, Culler, all team members. Tommy Avery, Robert Corn- well, Steve Van Camp, James Achtermann and Jerry Thomp- :son, managers; and Becky McCue, Ri^th Guion, Sue Hajl^ Sylvia 'Cromer and Joyce Anderson, (Cheerleaders. ' He then expressed appreciat ion to the Elks for the dinner and to the community for the support they had offered during the sea son. He also gave the thanks of the team to the Citizen’s commit tee for handling seasion ticket sales; June Phillips, Dan S. Ray and The Pilot for local publicity; Howard Burns for state publicity; son successful. Charles Everest, Jr., Veterans of Foreign Wars’ representative, presented the annual valuable player award to Bobby Harring ton, in memory of James Milli- ken, Jr. Harrington, this year’s captain, and Straka, next year’s captain, presented their coaches with gifts from the team. Straka gave Coach Dawson a 14-karat gold Ever- sharp pen and pencil set and Har rington presented a set of four ‘woods” to Philip Weaver, their “silent” coach. Surprise of the evening for the coaches came when Eugene Ste vens, representative from the Citizen’s committee, read two certificates, one addressed to Dawson and the other to Weaver, which made provisions for them to see the Sugar Bowl game Jan uary 1, 1947, at New Orleans, La., with all expenses paid. They have their choice of train or air trans portation, and hotel reservations have already been made in New Orleans. James Weaver, Mr. Weaver’s brother who is director of ath letics at Wake Forest, was princ ipal speaker, but due to the late ness of the hour, spoke briefly on the contribution of sports to be physical and mental make-up of a boy or man. “Besides the physical benefits derived, he learns self control. He learns how to work in coop eration with others, and learns how to lose a hard fight without wincing,” ,he said. Mr. Weaver brought motion pictures taken of the Carolina Wake Forest game which were shown with occasional comments as the game was followed through to the last minute of play. Colonel Madigan welcomed the group on behalf of the Elks. The Rev. Humphries was toastmaster, keeping the party alert through the long round of presentations and recognitions. The dinner concluded with dancing to recorded music in the dining room. West End, Miss Corh Belle Don aldson; Westmore, Mrs. J. Caesar Phillips. H. Lee Bryant is county chair man of the negro division, assis ted by the Rev. J, R. Funder- burke in the Negro Ministers A1 liance division and Mrs. James Bethea in the Negro Federated Women’s clubs. Funds - collected in the 1945 seal sale in Moore county amounted to $6,072.35, over twice the $3,000 collected in the first national seal sale in 1906. The 1945 national drive brought in $J.5,425,528.47, of which North Carolina contributed $291,159.72. Toys in Siores (Continued from Page 1) room houses with bedroom and living room suites are perhaps the most cunning. Tot’s Toggery has an enchant ing array of dolls that - would bloom beautifully from any Christmas stocking. They spec ialize in toys for the pre-school tot, but their dolls can accomo date a broader age group. Patch’s has trucks, trains and a whole showcase of dolls and teddy bears, along with games and a few wagons. Candy is arriving in larger quantities this year, but the continued sugar' shortage still hampers candy-makers. One local store received a 600-pound ship ment of hard candy, which they in turn sent to a local hospital. More is expected, however, be fore it’s time to fill up Christ mas stockings. Light face caps and lower case type, 3c per word;BLACK CAPI TALS. 4c per word. Minimum price per Ad, 50c. All adds in classified column cash, with ex ception of those having establish ed account. FOR SALE: 200 New Hampshire Pullets. Starting to lay. C. L. Dutton, Southern Pines, Phone 8305. D6pd For Sale: One used electric iron, one new Famous Singer ♦but tonhole maker. Reasonable. Phone 8061. D6pd REFRIGERATORS FOR SALE. Completely rebuilt jobs. See W. H. Mumford, 355 West Ver mont. Phone 8840 N29D13pd College graduate, winter resi dent, dependable, versatile and sympathetic seeks position as companion. Drives own car. Box 841, Pinehurst. D6pd FOR SALE: Office supplies, pen cil sharpeners, filing cabinets, ledgers and ledger sheets, stap lers and staples, desks, chairs and tables. Dixie Printing Co., Aberdeen, Phone 9461. Aug30tfchg. Why Worry if Afflicted 'with Known Skin Disease. Ask your Druggist about V-J-O. 046 047p WOOD FOR SALE: Pine, oak and kindling. Any quantity, any length. Prices on request. E. M. Aiken. Telephone 5535. N29tfchg FOR SALE: One over-stuffed davenport and chair to match. Reasonable. Phone 7123. D6pd British Officer Flattened Shot (Continued from Page 1) got me.” In addition to the shot which entered the young man’s head Just above the right eye, an other struck him in the leg. He went to Dr. R. G. Rosser at Vass and was given first aid, then continued to Sanford for an X- ray and had the shots removed. (Continued from Page 1) ducting convoys of Russian sup plies to and from the Norwegian coast. He said it was a great joy when the American fleet arrived, as the British had been tremend ously handicapped for naval equipment. He followed with a few re marks as to his transfer from the North Sea bases to the Mediter ranean and told of the splendid achievement of Generals Mont gomery nad Alexander in the dirve against Rommel’s troops in Egypt. He pointed out there was considerable ^elay in starting the drive in order to build up the strength of the army. In conclusion he told of the ex tensive preparations which had been made by the joint staff for a heavy offensive for the landing in Southern France. The speaker was introduced by CHRISTMAS TREES' FOR SALE: large and small. Priced from $1.75 to $6.00. Mrs. W. T. DuPree, 775 N. Ashe Street, Southern Pines. D6 FOR SALE: One 1940 Chevrolet truck, ton and a half, in good condition. Price $1,000.00. Call 5285 after 6 p. m. D6chg FOR RENT: One furnished bed room in private home. Large closet and semi-private bath. Mrs. J. R. Browning, 135 W. Mass Ave. Southern Finest D6pd MOTORCYCLE for Sale: Harley Davidson 1942, No. 61 over head. See Sgt. Campbell, 235 North Page, after 5 p. m. FOR SALE: 1 large size stove— coal or wood. Good as new. Two used linoleum rugs, 9x12. Reasonably priced. Box 348 or call 5943. D6,13chg Ovens for Sale: 2 Blodgett coal ovens, 5 units each, good con dition. Stoves 1 year old. $25.00 each.Mid Pines Hotel. Olltfchg PIANOS FOR SALE. NEW SPI NETS. FINE UPRIGHTS. GOOD PLAYERS. FULLY GUARANTEED. CASH OR TERMS. $95 UP. FREE DEL IVERY. SHOP IN HIGH POINT AND SAVE THE DIF FERENCE. HARRIS-KELLY PIANO CO.. HIGH POINT, N. C. Aug30toDecl3chg. NOTICE—Your Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors meets second and fourth Tues day 8:00 p. m.. Community Center. Presentation of your ideas and suggestions is solic ited. M24tf WANTED: STEINWAY PIANO. BABY GRAND. GRAND OR CONCERT GRAND SIZE. STATE LOWEST PRICE, AGE, CONDITION AND WHETHER EBONY OR MAHOGANY CASE. BOX 749. AlBtf FOR SALE: 1938 Chrysler Royal Radiator and Grill. Good Con dition. ^ Phillips Motor Co., Carthage, N. C. Oct25tfchg. FOR MEMORIALS of dignity and lasting beauty, contact D. Carl Fry, Carthage, represent ing Palmer Stone Works. M8tf smanmatms FOR YOUR PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING NEEDS GET IN TOUCH WITH W. R. DEAN BOX 1 NIAGARA. N.C. FOR SALE: One new 5 room house. Completely furnished. Call Dr. L. M. Daniels, Phone 6382. 04tfchg “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. FOR SALE: Business lots next to McNeill’s Service Station. Mrs. J. E. Polston, Mullins, S. C. Phone Mullins 5526, N22D6pd CAROLINA THEATRE PINEHURST ... SOUTHERN PINES Presents When In Carthage. Visit Fry’s Gift Shop. Selected gifts for all occasions. Next store from Moore County News. A6tfc« RUBBER STAMPS—See us for rubber stamps, daters, carbon paper, typewriter paper second sheets, etc. Dixie Printing Compahy, Aberdeen. POSITION WANTED: by local white man who has a panel de- levery truck. Hauling or any work with truck desired. Phone 7894 or write Box 869. , D6pd FOR SALE: One G. E. 30 gallon table model electric water heater, one G. E. Refrigerator, both in excellent condition. Complete Lionel Electric train outfit including five trains, re mote control switches, about 60 feet track, signal men, sta tion, transformer, etc. Phone Aberdeen 8400. D6 Occidental Life Insurance Co., Raleigh, N. C. Insurance of aU kinds. J. D. Hobbs, Agent, Sou thern Pines. MStfchg FOR QUALITY and. style built awnings, call Sandhill Awning Co. Telephone ,7013, Southern P™es. j25tf CHRISTMAS TREES. MGM presents %GBEEN YEARS CHARLES COBURN TOM BEVERLY HUME DRAKE TYLER CRONYN GLADYS COOPER-DEAN STOCKWELL-Richard Haydn — Directed by VICTOR SAVILLE Produced by LEON GORDON WREATHS AT PINEHURST (Return Date) Sunday Night, December 8th, 8:30 FOR SALE: Studio couch, baby bed, kitchen table and chairs, chest of drawers, small coal heater. Mrs. Moffitt, phone 7363. D6pd Dr. J.^1. Neal. PIANO TUNER: J. F. Peche of Charlotte will be here next week. Phone Mrs. Claude Ha- fer, 7094. D6ch Sunrise Theatre STANLEY DUNN. SOUTHERN PINES NURSESY. TEL6094. D6-20 WANTED: FARMER-MANA GER. APPLY IN WRITING GIVING QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE. AGE. NUMBER IN FAMILY AND REFERENCES. PILOT X. D6p No Ri6k'loo (5/u4Ct for Love so Enticing! WANTED: GIRL TO ACT AS NURSEMAID. ROOM AND BOARD PLUS SALARY. WRITE P. O. BOX 652. SOU THERN PINES D6tfch m\ GRANT INGRID RTRGMAN in ALFRED HITCHCOCK’S with CLAUDE Um ; CAIHEIIN • MADAME KONSTANTIN OireGted by ALFfiED HITCHCOCK Written by Ben Hecht II Seal Drive (Continued from Page 1- ardson; Southern Pines, A. B. I Patterson and P. T. Kelsey; Vass- Lakeview, Mrs. S. R. Smith; Southern Pines — Phone 5633 Continuous Shows Daily Friday, Dec. 6 — Last Day VIVIAN BLAINE and HARRY JAMES In Aderdeen theatre Saturday, Dec. 7 Matinee 3:00 Night at 7:15 & 9:00 “RUSTLER’S ROUNDUP” KIRBY GRANT "FUZZY" KNIGHT Monday 8r Tuesday, Dec. 9-10 Night at 7:15 & 9:15 “THE THRILL OF BRAZE” KEENAN WYNN EVELYN KEYES Wednesday, Dec. 11 Night at 7:15 and 9:00 “THE BLACK ANGEL” DAN DURYEA PETER LORRE Thursday 8e Friday, Dec. 12-13 Night at 7:15 & 9:15 “DECEPTION” PAUL HENREID “IF I’M LUCKY Saturday, Dec. 7 — Double Feature JOHNNY MACK BROWN In “BORDER BANDITS” also ANITA LOUISE In n “PERSONALITY KID” Sunday and Monday, Dec. 8-9 JOHN WAYNE and CLAIRE TREVOR In “STAGECOACH” Tuesday, D^c. 10 — Only CLAUDETTE COLBERT and WARREN WILLIAMS In “IMITATION OF LIFE” Wednesday, Dec. 11 — Double Feature FREDDIE STEWART “HIGH SCHOOL HERO” also TEX RITTER In “MARKED FOR MURDER” FOR SALE: OAK. PINE AND KINDLING. STOVE WOOD. AND FIREPLACE WOOD. JAMES RABON. PHONE 8695 D6pd AT SOUTHERN PINES Sun. thru Wed. (4 days) Dec. 8-11, 8:15 P. Matinee Tuesday at 3:00 DIAMOND BAR PIN LOST. BE TWEEN NOV. II AND 22. RE WARD. MISS HARRIET BAR- NUM. SOUTHERN PINES 6123. D6pd WANTED RECEPTIONIST. HIGH TYPE. PLEASING PERSONAIUTY, TYPING AND SHORTHAND ESSENTIAL SALARY $106.00 PER MONTH. WRITE K. BOX 58. SOUTHERN PINES D6pd LOST: Pair of glases in blue case. Reward for return to H. M. Fowler, 710 North May St. Tel. 8514. D6pd will. MERVYN JOHNS ROLAND CULVER FREDERICK VALK SALLY ANN HOWES GOOGIE WITHERS MICHAEL REDGRAVE A UNIVERSAL RELEASE FOR SALE: Complete outfit ma ternity clothing including beauti ful suit. Small size. Phone 7862 D6pd AT PINEHURST Wednesday Night, December 11th, 8:30 WANTED: typist for general of fice work. Experience unnec- es^ar:^. ,40 hh. Wpek. Yearly work.- Call Southern Pines 5812 for appointment, Anglow Tweeds. D6tfchg FOR SALE: Lady’s bicycle, prac tically new. Price $35 also eleven foot Oldtown canoe $90. Pinehurst-3821. D6,13pd RED AND BUFF Cocker Spaniel puppies ready for Christmas de livery. Champion registered stock, two litters. Sires, Dams and puppies can be seen at “Skyline,” three miles north of town on U. S. highway number one. Telephone 7189. D6,13pd Thursday and Friday, Dec. 12-13 GARY COOPER and LILLI PALMER “ CLOAK AND DAGGER” FOR SALE: One Lionel Electric train standard gauge, complete with extra equipment. Apply 160 E. New Ybrk Ave., after 7 P- m. , D6tfchg Story that has Thrilled the World for 100 Years...ON THE SCR|EN AT LAST! AlanLadd Brianltadevjr WillkfflBeiKlk Baiufitzgaald I ^ Henry Oaiu's ' i I ^01{E J Hmaid da SILVA-Lstliei FERNANDEZ AMDEKKER-LuisYAN ROOIEK^ I Dairyl HICKMAN : A Paramouni PKfuri* f^oduod by SEIQNI. MILLER* Directed by IDHN FARROW * ScieenPlaybySetonl.MittefiiidSeoiseBniGe AT PINEHURST FrWay Night, December 13th, 8:30 WANTED: full or part time work as butler or bellman, • or serv ing at dinner parties, by man or couple (colored). Phone Sou thern Pines 7445. D6,13pd Bert Premo and James Irvin fawns' 6£ST'' Ids AT SOUTHERN PINES Thu. thru. Sat. (3 days) Dec. 12-14, 8:15 P. M. Matinee Saturday (Only) at 3:00
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