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THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
Friday, April 21. 19Si
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VILLAGE COURT
Pinehurst, North Carolina
Telephone 2'361
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Watch Out, Rockettes!
Wildlife Club Will
Meet At Carthage
The Sandhills Wildlife club,
vhich is extending its member-
hip on a countywide basis, will
lold a meeting Wednesday at
/:30 p. m. at the courthouse in
Jarthage, to which all interested
Dersons, especially farmers, are
invited.
Ross Stevens of Raleigh, execu
tive director of the N. C. Wild
life Institute, Inc., will be the
’.peaker. He will have a special
Tiessage for landowners concern
ing cover crops, and their impor
tance in the protection and pres
ervation of quail and other wild-
life.
John Ferguson, president, will
oreside. Election of officers will
be held.
by the Rev. Zeb. A. Caudle, pas
tor, followed by burial in the fam--
ily plot in Old Bethesda cemetery.
Mr. Riley was a native of Moore
county and had lived most of his
life at Aberdeen. He is survive
by his''^ife, four daughters an
two sons, all of Charlotte, and It
mother, Mrs. J. G. Riley, Sr., (
Aberdeen.
James G. Riley
Dies At Lenoir
James G. Riley, 46, of Aberdeen,
died suddenly Monday at Lenoir,
where he was engaged on a pro
ject in his work as superintendent
or the Fowe Construction coni-
pany.
Funeral services were held
Thursday at 4 p. m., at the Aber
deen Baptist church, conducted
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Southern Pines
Two brunette 'oeauties from the chorus line of “Happy Feet’
Dot Choate, left, and Georgeanne Thompson.
Pupils of Martha Aden Will Present
Dance Revue At Pinehurst Thursday
Entertainment Will
Show Local Talent In
Variety of Numbers
BALLET DANCER
A gay and colorful revue of mu-
I sic and dancing will be presented
at the Pinehurst theater Thursday
at 8:30 p. m. as the first public
offering of the Martha Aden
School of Dance, of Southern
Pines. I
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The revue, titled “H^ppy Feet,” j
will present a number of child-
dancers, teen-agers and young,
matrons of the town in a lively
demonstration of talent. Beautiful
costumes and unusual lighting ef
fects wiU add to the attractive
ness of the two-hour show,^ featur
ing tap dancing, ballet and acro
batic numbers.
Orchestral accompaniment will
be furnished by Bill Lowden and
his Fayette band. Mrs. Robert
Speller is in charge of the cos
tumes. Mrs. Martha Bower Aden,
director of the school, will be seen
in two specialty munbers.
Tickets are on sale by pupik
and friends of the school and it is
anticipated that the theater will
be filled.
The program, and cast, wiU be
as follows:
1. “Hello” The mAilENettes:
Margo Prescott, Linda Prescott,
(Dorothy Choate, SaUy Tufts,
I Mickey Nicholson, Toni Richards,
Milburn Stubbs, Georgeanne Aus
tin, Barbara Page, i’rances Cam
eron.
2. “Stars and Stripes” — Anne
Hamor, Barbara Wallis, Patricia
Hoffman, Ginger Aden, Arden
Fobes, Donald Fobes, Robert Spel
ler.
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SHIRLEY FIELDS
Deane Stresses
Importance of
Sound Economy
Rep. C. B. Deane of the Eighth
Congressional District addressed
the Carthage Rotary club last
Thursday night at McDon^d’s
cafe in Carthage on “America’s
Foreign Policy and World Peace.”
The United States is successful
ly combatting the spread of com
munism in Europe through the ef
fective operation of the Marshall
he said, adding, “If it had
■ plan, — - —
■ , , c..=o„' not been for this Marshall aid to
3. Acrobatic Dance, by Susan democratic countries of West-
Smith.
Aberdeen Supply Ce., Inc.
4. Novelty, “My One and Only
Highland Fling”—Shirley Fields,
Charles Rose. ‘
5. Novelty, “On the Good Ship
Lollipop,” Donna Poole, Emmaday
Collins, Paulette Dietenhofer.
6. “The Three Little Pigs” —
Susan Smith, Arden Fobes, Frank
ie Bost, Ralph Aden.
7. “Goofus” — Robert Speller,
Martha Aden.
8. “School Days”—'Toni Rich
ards, Anne Hamor, Ginger Aden,
Susan Smith, Frankie Bost, Arden
Fobes, Shirley Warren, Patricia
Hoffman, .Barbara Wallis, Donald
Fobes, Robert Speller.
9. “She’s a Latin from Manhat
tan”—Shirley Fields.
10. “Tango Tap”—Frances Cam
eron.
11. “Jarabe Tapetio,” Mexican
Hat Dance—^Barbara Wallis, Pa
tricia Hoffman, Robert SpeRer,
Donald Fobes, chorus (the
mADENettes).
Intermission.
12. “Wedding of the Painted!
Doll,” a ballet—chorus, with Bar
bara Wallis, Patricia Hoffman;
Donald Fobes, Charles Rose, Sus-
Smith, Frankie Bost, Arden
eOODBRHAM & WORTS tIMITEP, PEORIA, ItLINOIS
Fobes, Emmaday Collins, Anne
Hamor; Robert Speller, Shirley
Fields.
13. Musical Comedy Swing —
Barbara Wallis, Patricia Hoffman.
14. Novelty—Grady Flint.
15. “Anything Goes” — Arden
Fobes, Patricia Hoffman, Barbara
Wallis.
16. “Top Hat ’n’ Tails” — high
steppers, the mADENettes; wee
steppers, Shirley Fields, Susan
ern Europe, the communist steam
roller would have alrea|y pushed
its way to the Atlantic seaboard.”
“The success of our foreign pol
icy is closely tied in with the con
dition of business and agriculture
here at home,” the congressman
declared, “and we cannot continue
our strong program of democratic
leadership in the world today un
less our domestic economic con
dition will permit such a course of
action.” For this reason, among
others, Mr. Deane indicated that
he is definitely interested in
keeping our country as solvent
and financially strong as possible.
The congressman pointed out
that there are numerous pressure
groups which keep descending
upon Congress trying to get ap
propriations for various projects,
all of which cost money,.but he
contended that if the people real
ly want to balance the budget,
they must be prepared to ask less
of the Federal Government.
Mr. Deane pledged his further
efforts in Congress in the interest
of a foreign policy which will
build permanent peace, and a do
mestic policy which will keep the
economy of this country sound.
A large number of Rotmians
and other interested citizens from
Carthage and over the county
were present to hear Mr. Deane
speak.
Smith, Arden Fobes, Frankie Bost;
specialty, Martha Aden, Robert
Speller.
17. Finale.
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