W THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1956 THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina School Cafeterias SOUTHERN PINES Monday — Steamed wiener with mustard and catsup, roll aryl butter, buttered potatoes, English peas, milk and cookie. Tuesday — Lasagna, tossed green salad, hard rolls, butter, peach cobbler, milk. Wednesday — Pea^iut butter sandwich, beef-vegetable soup, saltines and butter, cake square, milk. Thursday—Meat loaf, gravy, buttered rice, turnip greens, pan rolls, butter, milk. Friday—Pinto beans, sweet po tato pudding, cabbage, carrot salad, white bread and butter, cookie, milk. WEST SOUTHERN PINES Monday—Luncheon meat, mac aroni with cheese, greens, bread, butter, milk, cookies. Tuesday — Meat loaf - tomato sauce, buttered rice, string beans, bread, butter, milk, sweet potato pudding. Wednesday—Baked ham, pota to salad, garden peas, bread, but ter, milk, jello. Thursday—Toasted cheese sand wiches, limas, cole slaw, butter, milk, deep dish apple pie. Friday—Fish salad, french fries, steamed cabbage, com muffins, butter, milk, potato pie. DRIVE CAREFULLY — SAVE A LIFE! CACCLINA Edmond O'Brien. Natalie Wood "A CRY IN THE NIGHT" (In Technicolor) ALSO: John Sutton. Maria Fernanda "THE AMAZON TRADER" (In Technicolor) THUR.-SAT. 8:15 pjn. Mat. Saturday at 3:00 PARAMOUNT PRESENTS SPENCER TRACY ROBERT WARNER. .mCtME TREVOR PredtcMndOliKM by EDWARD DMnRTK Jm TECHNICOLOR* 3BM Sn«qibybyRWIUIMniUG«U •■NMIIIIMlNIMTiail SUN.-WED.. NOV. 4-7. Showi Sunday at 3 - 7 - 9 Week Nights at 8:15 THE' MOUNTAIN Actually Photographed Amid The FRENCH ALPS in YISTAyiSlOH Paul Newman. Anne Francis. Wendell Corey—in "THE RACK" STARTING THURSDAY NIGHT. NOV. Sth—8:15 COMING! The Special Production of Leo Tolstoy's great novel. "WAR AND PEACE" (VistaVision - Technicolor) STARTING WEDNESDAY. NOV. 14th SEVEN #YEARS OLD $ PINT $055 4/5 QT. mtfled tt t/'r 3>istdftry\ SOYXteO er the old OUAKER DtSTtLUNG company (NO. FRESNO CALtT 5 ALADDIN. PA ^ STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, 7 YEAR^ OLD. 86 PROOF. OLD QUAKER DISTILLINQ COMPANY, LAWRENCEBUR6, INDIANA Vass Youth, Date Are Injured In Accident Friday A Vass youth and his date, both 16 years old, were injured Friday night when the car he was driving ran' off the Union Church Road and overturned, shortly before midnight. Charles Curtis Ferguson re ceived head and arm injuries. IHfVTKfS CAROLINA Continuing through this Thursday-Saturday at the Caro lina Theatre, is “A Cry In The Night” with Edmond O’Brien, Natalie Wood, Brian Donlevy and Raymond Burr. An added attraction is the special Technicolor, short sub ject, “The Amazon Trader,” pho tographed entirely in the Ama zon regions of South America. His date, Mary Elizabeth Frye of The picture hcis some breath-tak- Route 1, Cameron, suffered mul- ink scenic wonders to present, tiple contusions, according to the weekend report of the State Highway Patrol. Both were taken to St. Joseph’s Hospital. The car, according to Cpl. Jim McColman, was tom up. Investi gation is still underway and no charges have been preferred. The accident was the only one over the weekend involving per sonal injury. 'Three other wrecks were investigated last week, all in minor accidents, but the SHP said no serious damage was re ported. STARVIEW Drive-In Theatre Between So. Pines-Aberdeen INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS Friday, Saturday, Nov. 2-3 "Comanche" (Technicolor) Dana Andrews Sunday, Monday. Nov. 4-5 'Many Rivers To Cross' (Technicolor) Robert Taylor, Eleanor Parker Tuesday, Wednesday, Nov. 6-7 "The Tender Trap" (Technicolor) Frank Sinatra Debbie Reynolds Thurlsday. Nov. 8 'Carolina Cannonball' Judy Canova - Andy Clyde Friday. Saturday, Nov. 9-10 Bad Day at Black Rock (Technicolor) Spencer Tracy. Robert Ryan TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY SHOW STARTS AT 7:00 PJd. Children under 12 in cars Free scenic several stories to offer with pro fessional performers, headed by John Sutton, and the lush, dense flora and wild fauna found only in the depths of the South Afri can jngle, through which the Amazon River flows. Spencer Tracy, one of the screen’s most distinguished ac tors, gives what may well be called the crowning performance of his career in one of the year’s greatest motion pictures, “The Mountain,” coming to the Caro lina Sunday through Wednesday, November 4-7, with three shows Sunday at 3-7-9. Starred with Robert Wagner and co-starred with Claire Trev or in an incredibly suspenseful, magnificently filmed story of heroism at the top of the world, Tracey creates a memorable por trait of rugged strength and pro found dignity. Two eternally dramatic themes background this tour de force performance, that of brother pit ted against brother and man against hostile nature, with both playing an important role in an adventure story unmatched in re cent memory for sheer, terrifying tension. ' Interwoven with the basic plot is the excellently pldyed, gently humorous theme of the Septem ber romance of Tracy and Claire Trevor. Included in the supporting cast is the bright and auspicious de but of the exquisite beauty from Calcuta, Ana Kashfi. The VistaVision, Technicolor Alpine scenery is extraordinary. Its like has never bee put on film before. The Carolina also announces the coming of the special produc tion, of Leo Tolstoy’s great novel, “War And Peace,” which wiU grace the screen beginning Wed nesday, November 14. On ac count of the extra length of this great masterpiece, (208 minutes) the hours of showings will be distinctly different from the usual, or about the same as those of the run of that other great production, “Gone With The Wind.” The hours and the prices. which also have to be raised, will be announced next week. SUNRISE John Wayne and Lauren Ba call star in “Blood Alley,” a Bat- jac production for W^lmer Bros., in Cinemascope and WarnerCol- or playing Tuesday only at the Sunrise Theater. • The same producer-director- actor team which scored so heav ily in '"rhe High and the Mighty” John Wayne and William A. Wellman, are together again in “Blood Alley,” which bids fair to even better their previous ef forts. The Wlarner. Bros, picture cap tures a story as hot as today’s headlines. It brings to the screen a powerful adventure drama and a poignant love story. For Wayne, the role is that of a two-fisted adventurer, exact ly the type of part that his fans, who have made him the top box office attraction in the world to day, seem to prefer him in. For Miss Bacall, the outdoor role is a complete change from the drawing-room siren type she has played so much in the past. She reportedly emerges as an ABERDEEN THEATRE WIDE Screen "Pictures As They Should Be Seen" FrL. Nov. 2 Night 7:15 St 9:15 "BUS STOP" Marilyn Monroe, Don Murray Cinemascope Color MOTOROLA pp£ ClSlQf^ PORTABLE TV Saturday—Matinee 3:00 Nighf 7:00 8t 9:00 "Stranger at My Door" MacDonald Carey Skip Homeier Color Cartoon Serial W. Southern Pines Pastor Will Be HonoredNextWeek The Rev. G. D. McNeil, Jr., pastor of the Harrington Chapel, Freewill Baptist Church in West Southern Pines, will be honored with a series of anniversary serv ices at the church November 7- 11. The services will mark the close of two years of ministry by the Rev. McNeill, who came to Southern Pines from Dunn where he was a public school teacher. He was also worked at the J ohnston County Training School in Smithfield and the Lawson Institute here. The services which begin next Wednesday will have a different pastor each night through Sun day. The Rev. McAdams, Em manuel Presbyterian Church, the Rev. J. W. Peek, Refuge Church of Christ, the Rev. E. A. Jackson, St. Matthew’s Chapel, and the Rev. G. B. Gilchrist of the First Missionary Baptist Church will preach. Services will be held nightly, except Saturday, at 8 p. m., with the final anniversary service scheduled at 3 p. m. Sunday. entirely new personality, play ing the determined daughter of an American caught in the cross fire of intrigue and action. An antiquated ferry boat is reputed to have an important prop role in the picture. The boat is said to have been recon structed from a tow boat for barges, and emerges disguised as an old wood-burning ferry. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express oim thanks to friends and relatives for their kindness during the illness of Mrs. Cora Fuller and for the ex pressions of sympathy at her passing. All are deeply apprecia ted. THE FAMILY SUBSCRIBE TO THE PILOT— MOOHE COUNTY'S LEADING NEWS WEEKLY. i Monday & Tuesday, Nov. 5-6 Night 7:15 & 9:15 "RAW EDGE" Rory Ccdhoun, Neville Brand Wed.. Nov. 7 Night 7:15 St 9:00 "INSIDE DETROIT" Pat O'Brien, Margaret Field Thursday St Friday, Nov. 8-9 Night 7:15 St 9:15 "AUTUMN LEAVES" Joan Crawford, Cliff Robertson from Model 14P3. 3 models*—5 colors to choose from OVtt-AU M-INCH "1^ : WAGONAIs *'EWA||(.t 58. IN. DELUXE MOTOROLA CRUISER PORTABLE TV WITH FEATHERWEIGHT CABINET IN TWO-TONE COLORS You’d be proud to take it any where! Features the same ex- pensive tuner used in $300 JQ QP consoles for 26% more power- ful reception. 90° aluminized tube. Choose from three beautiful two-tone colors. Model 14P6. Prices ind. Fed. Taz and 1-year warranty on picture tube. "Service After the Sale'" SUNRISE THEATRE SOUTHERN PINES Ph. 2-4013 Continuous Shows Daily Thursday & Friday, Nov. 1-2 Fay Wray - Bruce Cabot —in— "KING KONG" Cartoon Shows 3:20. 5:16, 7:12. 9:05 Allred Television Sales & Service Hy. 1 South—Phone 2-6862 SOUTHERN PINES Sat., Nov. 3 - Double Feature Spencer Tracy in "BAD DAY AT BLACK ROCK" —also— John Payne in "TENNESSEE'S PARTNER" Plus cartoon Continuous shows beginning at 11.20 Last complete show 8:32 Sunday and Monday, Nov. 4-5 Russ Tamblyn 8c Gloria Talbott —^in— "YOUNG GUNS" Cartoon and Comedy Shows Sun. 1:15, 3:12. 5:09, 7:06 and 9:02 Mon. 3:12 8c continuous Tuesday, Nov. 6—Only - John Wayne 8c Lauren Bacall —in— "BLOOD ALLEY" Cartoon Shows: 3:00. 5:00, 7:10 8c 9:20 Wed.. Nov. 7 - Double Feature Anne Baxter in "BEI^ILED" Vera Ralston in "JUBILEE TRAIL" Plus Cartoon Continuous shows beginning at 3:20 Last complete show at 8:28 Coming next Thursday 8c FrL, Nov. 8-9 Ray Milland, Maureen O'Hara —^in— "LISBON" w», ‘Vi se PROOF Straight BODRBIM Whiskey >.io I PINT ♦3'®® 4/5 QUART WRONi DBTIUmO COAAFANY LARMNCEBURO, KENTUCKY (A Chartered Private Club) iVoiv Open Dinner from 7:00 P. M. Ull 12H30 For Dinner and Dancing TED WEEGAND and his Orchestra from the Traymore HoteL Atlantic City FLOOR SHOW Roma Prima Exotic Dancer of Stage and Screen Marjorie Walker Popular Singer Dancing 8:00 P. M. to 1:00 A. M. ON MIDLAND ROAD BETWEEN PINEHURST AND SOUTHERN PINES PHONE 4604 FOR RESERVA'nONS

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