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THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
FRIDAY. MAY 28. 1954
THE WORLD’S
SMOOTHEST-
RICHEST
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Chess Expert Tops
9 Loeal Players
Senor Arturo Pomar, 21-year-
old chess expert from Madrid,
Spain, quickly defeated nine op
ponents in an exhibition last
Thursday night at the Southern
Pines Civic Club. Pomar played
nine tables simultaneously.
Present for the event were Dr.
Fred C. Langner, Mrs. W. E. Cox,
Sr,, W. Ed Cox, Jr., William Ken
ny! Thomas K. Atkinson, and Rus
sell Powell, all of Southern Pines;
J. B. Little, of Pinebluff, of the
Sandhills Chess Club; and Ed
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On U. S. No. 1 Beiween
Aberdeen and Southern Pines
j Church Plans Awards
1 Day, Parish Outing
The Church School of Emman
luel Episcopal! Church will con
duct its Awards Day Sunday at
There’s still time to see Marilyn 9:45 a. m. Parents are invited to
Monroe, Betty Grable, Lauren attend. ....
Bacal, David Wayne and Rory The entire parish is invited to
Calhoun in that big Cinemascope join in an outing at Pmebiutt
laugh-maker in Technicolor “How Lake Wednesday of rmxt week
To Marry A Millionaire,” contin- from 3 to 6 p. m., the Rev. L. V.
uing at the Carolina Theatre this Coveil, rector, said this week
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Plans call for those attending to
May 27-29, at 8:15 p. m., with a | bring food, with the church provi-
Saturday matinee at 3.
ding soft drinks and dessert.
Swimming will be permitted for
youngsters who are accompanied
by adults.
One of the best known movie
aananuis v.-hcbs — critics has this to say about i^
Grove and Robert Miller of Fort which is quite enlightening In
Bragg one way, at least, this is a more
Pomar defeated 12 opponents | important picture than‘The Robe’,
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hudson's Gulf Service
J. E. Hudson. Prop.
VASS. N. C.
and had one draw game in Chapel
Hill the following night, where he
held a similar simultaneous event.
As a professional chess master he
is currently touring this country.
Cox also attended the exhibition
at the University of North Caro
lina and spent the following day
at Duke University.
The SandhiU Chess Club is
scheduled to meet next Thursday
exening at the home of Dr. Lang
ner.
Students Taken
In Hi-Y Group
A group of students initiated
into the Hi-Y organization at
Southern Pines High School last
week werd put through their ini
tiation paces Thursday night and
Friday, taking part in ceremonies
at the club room at the school
Thursday night, also performing
various stunts around town, and
appearing at school Friday in cos
tumes featuring such figures as
Superman, Sir Galahad, a Roman
gladiator—or even an infant in
dianers. ....
Included in the group initiated
were: James Collins, Emory
Smith, Bill Marley, John Ray,
Claude Reams, Johnny Watkins,
Julian Pleasants, James Hum
phrey, Bob Cline, Jimmy McDon
ald, Kenneth Tew, Joe Diggs
Billy Cox and John Seymour.
David Page is president of Hi-
Y.
because it proves that Cinema-
Scope doesn’t depend on Biblical
splendor and spectacular scenes |
lor its impressive effects. It shows
that Marilyn Mcnroe stretched out
on a chaise lounge is just about
as spectacular as anything old
Babylon ever saw. Without ’Scope |
this would have been a smash;
with it, ‘Millionaire’ becomes a po- ]
tential record breaker.”
The Carolina Theatre proudly
presents that splendid MGM pro
duction “Executive Suite,” Sun
day through Wednesday, May 30-
June 2, at 8;15 p. m., with mati
nees Sunday and Tuesday at 3
Starring a truly all-star cast, in
eluding William Holden, June A1
lysen, Barbara- Stanwyck, Fred
eric March, Walter Pidgeon,
Shelly Winters, Paul Douglas,
Louis Calhern, Dean Jagger, Nina
Foch and Tim Considine, it is a
powerful and gripping drama
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For Register of Deeds
Children, 3-11,
Need Clothing
Mrs. H. E. Calcutt, who lives in
a brick house on the east side of
No. 1 highway betvreen Southern
Pines and^ Aberdeen, just south of
the intersection of the old Aber
deen highway, is collecting cloth
ing for (five children three
through 11 years of age in a family
who lost all their clothing in a
fire recently. Her telephone num
ber is Southern Pines 2-8553.
The family is now living in a
cinder block house on the Sweet
heart Lake Road, off No. 1 high
way, north of Southern Pines,
having moved tb,ere from the lo
cation where the fire Occurred.
Mrs. Calcut and other members
hf the Rosendale Baptist Church,
which is located on this road, are
attempting to collect clothing for
I the children.
I am a candidate for renomina-
BESSIE J. GRIFFIN
abrt the kTgpinrof a large for- tion as Moore County Register of
poration, pungently enacted by Deeds in the Democratic primary,
that magnificent cast which qual- May 29, 1954. Your continued sup-
ifies it in a multitude of depart- port will be greatly appreciated
ments as a candidate for the top- and I shall strive to merit your
seller of the season. confidence through the efficient
Primarily and most important- conduct of the office,
ly, “Executive Suite”'is superior
motion picture entertainment.
From a novel opening to a pro
vocative climax that will send
many a viewer home with some- 1
thing to talk about, the picture
commands interest. It was mount
ed with a great deal of production
slickness; contains dialogue that
is terse, to the point and often
witty; and has a swift breezy pace,
building up suspense at every
turn. It was adapted from the
best-selling novel of the same
name.
WE’RE PULLINS FOR TOO
AND PROOD or TOUR
ACHIEVEMENTS.
1954
Bert's Esso Service
•A. R. Graham, Prop.
Tel. 2471 Vass. N. C.
For Register of Deeds
I wish to announce that I am a
candidate for the office of Regis
ter of Deeds of Moore County,
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic Primary. Your support will
be deeply appreciated.
C. L. WORSHAM
KENTUCKY
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Nowfiyoars
Cinemascope and Stereophonic
Sound, are making it possible for
the folks far from New York to
go to their local theatre and see
Broadway musicals. When you
compare the price of admission
with what the New York trip
would cost, the advantage is quite
I evident.
Such a Broadway musical is
“New Faces,” the CinemaScope
version of the Broadway hit
which is an original, refreshing
and entertainment movie hit.
Using the same stage cast, inclu
ding Eartha Kitt, Ronny Graham,
Robert Clary, Alice Ghostley,
June Carroll, Virginia De Luce
and a best of others, the picture
has a spontaneity about it that
makes it a delight to watch
throughout its 98 minutes. 'The
musical numbers and skits, piled
one on top of the other, are so
goed and move along so smoothly
that patrons will find themselves
wishing for more.
“New Faces” starts at the Caro
lina Theatre, Thursday night,
June 3, at 8:15.
ATTENDS CONVENTION
Dr. Boyd R. Starnes of South
ern Pines attended the recent an
nual convention of the North Car
olina Chiropractors’ Association,
held at the King Cotton Hotel in
Greensboro.
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FRIDAY, MAY 28—Last Day
Victor Mature in
"Dangerous Mission'
Short & Cartoon
SATURDAY. MAY 29—Only
Double Feature
Guy Madison in
"Behind Southern
Lines"
and
Edmond O'Brien in
"D. O. A."
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SUN. & MON.. MAY 30, 31
Myrna Loy, Frederic March in
"Best Years of
Our Lives"
News” of the Day
TUESDAY, JUNE 1—Only
James Stewart, Robert Ryan
—in—
"The Naked Spur'
Color Cartoon
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2—Only
Double Feature
Brian Donlevy in
"Montana Mike"
and
Louis Hayward in
"Saints Girl Friday"
Serial & Cartoon
THURS. & FRI.. JUNE 3. 4
Barry Sullivan, Luther Adler
—^in—
"The Miami Story'
Comedy & Cartoon
iVlarilyn Monroe, Betty Grable, Lauren Bacall,
Davis Wayne, Rory Calhoun, Wm. Powell in the
CinemaScope Comedy in Technicolor,
“How To Marry A Millionaire”
Thu., Fri., Sat., May 27-29—8:15 P. M.
Matinee Saturday at 3:00
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I a candidate for tl
Deniocratic nomination f
Sheriff of Moore County, and
your support will be deeply
appreciated.
R. G. FRY, Jr.
FOR SHERIFF
I wish to announce that I am a
candidate to succeed myself as
Sheriff of Moore County, subject
to the action of the Democratic
Primary.
c. J. McDonald
STARVIEW
Drive-In Theatre
Between So. Pines-Aberdeen
INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS
FBI., SAT., MAY 28, 29
"Lone Star"
Clark Gable. Ava Gardner
SUN., MON., MAY 30, 31
"Desert Legion"
(In Color)
Alan Ladd
TUES., WED.. JUNE 1. 2
Lovely To Look At"
I (In Color)
Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel
CAROLINA THEATRE
SOUTHERN PINES
M-G-M’s TREMENDOUS TEN-STAR DRAMA!
^EXECUTIVE Sum
THURS.. JUNE 3
"Oliver Twist"
CASH AWARD NIGHT
Robert Newton
FRI., SAT.. JUNE 4, 5
"Girls In iTie Night
Joyce Holden, Glenda Farrell
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
SHOW STARTS AT DARK
Children under 12 in cars Free
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.jEANJm -Nina Foch
Sun. thru Wed., May 30 - June 2nd—8:15 P. M,
Matinees Sunday and Tuesday at 3:00
>THE FABULOUS BROADWAY MUSICAL REVUE FUMED IN
Starting Thursday Night, June 3rd—8:15
Aserdeen theatrE
FRIDAY. MAY 28 Night 7:15 & 9:15
ELEPHANT WALK" Elizabeth Taylor, Dana Andrews
SATURDAY—DOUBLE FEATURE—Continuous from 3:00
"OKLAHOMA JUSTICE" Johnny Mack Brown
KING OF THE RACE TRACK" Roscoe Karns
MONDAY & TUESDAY. MAY 31. JUNE 1 Night 7:15 & 9:15
"MAKE HASTE TO LIVE" ox . at n
Dorothy McGuire, Stepnen McNally
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2
"THE UNTAMED HEIRESS
Night 7:15 & 9:00
Tudy Canova, Chick Chandler
THURSDAY & FRIDAY. JUNE 3, 4 Night 7:15 & 9:15
"DEVIL'S CANYON" Virginia Mayo, Dale Robertson