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THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1957
THE PILOT—Southern. Pines, North Carolina
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WEST END NEWS
Mr. Sinclair Honored
Following school Friday after
noon, the faculty of West End
School met in the Ijorne ecomon-
ics department to honor J. F. Sin
clair, principal, on his birthday.
N. W. Mclnnis presented Mr. Sin
clair with a gift from the faculty.
Refreshments were served from a
beautifully appointed table.
Visit Washington
It was a longtime dream come
true when the High School Senior
Class left Satoday morning by
ch2irtered bus for Washington,
D. C. They were to stop for
sightseeing in Richmond and were
to arrive in Washington Saturday
night where they had reservations
at the Potomac Motor Court.
En route home they will stop
overnight at Luray and do some
sightseeing in the Shenandoah
Valley and arrive back in West
End on Friday night.
Accompanying the boys and
girls are Principal and Mrs. J. F.
Sinclair and their class advisor,
Miss Bert McCrummen.
Girl Scout Outing
The Intermediate Girl Scouts
left Friday noon for a weekend
at Myrtle Beach where they stop
ped at the Atlanta Cottage. Some
attempted to soak up a little too
much sun but otherwise they
thoroughly enjoyed the water and
the pavilion attractions as well as
housekeeping. \
Making the trip were their
adult leader, Mrs. A. J. Hanner,
theh: area leaders. Misses Cath
erine Creasman and Sophia White
of Sanford, Scouts Judy Upole,
Julia and Heath Hsuiner, Sharon
Richardson, Miriam Gibson, Bet
ty Conrad, Angelina VonCanon
and Nancy Auman.
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Revival Services
Revival services are being held
each evening this week at 7:30
o’clock. The Rev. Bennie Maness
of Union Grove Baptist Church
near Seagrove is the guest preach
er. The Rev. R. G. Hartman, the
church pastor, 'and the congrega
tion extend a welcome to all to
participate in these worship serv
ices.
Brief Mention
Janice Gordon and Joyce Blue
were house guests of the Harold
Markhams at their cottage at the
Beach for the weekend.
Mrs. Ray Dickens and. Brenda
Gail have been guests of Mrs.
George Houck. On Sunday they
attended the wedding of their
niece in Salisbury after which
Mrs. Houck returned to Maxton
with the Dickens family.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy McNeil
and Mrs. Nola Lewis attended
homecoming at EUse Presbyterian
Church, Sunday.
Billy Jackson was home from
Davidson for the weekend and
with him was Oyind Nostrum of
Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cox
with Jerry, Lorin, Nancy, Clyde,
and Ralph, of Summit, N. J., have
returned home after spending a
week with Kenneth’s • mother,
Mrs. E. S. Cox. ^
Miss Grace Gordon is a patient
at Moore County Hospital.
Mrs. E. R. Outland is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Wesley Thomas,
of the White Hill community.
Herbert Martin and Harvey
Bowman of Fort Jackson, S. C.,
spent the weekend with their par
ents.
Injured In Fall
I. Foy Horton of the Sandhill
Furniture Corporation fell Mon
day in High Point where he was
attending the Southern Furniture
Exposition. He was treated at the
hospital thete but was later al
lowed to be moved to Moore
County. Mrs. Horton was in High
Point with her husband, but was
not with him at the time of his
fall .
Visit Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Burroughs
with their two children visited
Mrs. Burroughs’ parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. Ray Gosnell of Ashley
Heights, on Sunday. Her sister,
Martha, who is now Mrs. Calvin
Jarrett of Graham, with Mr. Jar-
rett and their T-monthS'Dld baby
boy, Chris, were also guests of
the Gosnells. The Gosnell family
endeared thdinselyes to the hearts
of the people when they lived and
served here.
IflEVTKfS
CAROLINA
Coming to the Carolina Thea
tre this Friday-Saturday is the
return of Ingrid Bergman, in
‘•Paris Does Strange Things,” an
entertaining and exciting story
of a Polish princess trying to
make one man president of
France.
In this brilliantly produced
and acted comedy-drama. Miss
Bergman performs with charm,
beauty and a fine understanding
of the histrionic demand her role
makes upon her talents; Mel
Ferrer as the pursuing lover,
gives a characterization of wide
appeal, while Jean Marais, as the
war general acts his role with
vigor and clarity.
Filmed in Technicolor, it is a
strikingly beautiful and lavishly
costumed production, in which
Miss Bergman appears in a
widely contrasted comedy role
and wears striking gowns.
Coming Sunday through Tues
day (three days only) is that
uniquely conceived and expen
sively executed, “Designing
Woman,” a gay and costly con
tribution in Cinemascope and
MetroColor. The picture has the
gilt-edged names of Gregory
Peck and Lauren Bacall, who re
spond with relish to the divert
ing incidents expertly directed
by Vincente Minnelli.
The two stars, aided by Dol
ores Gray, let themselves go in a
mad-and-merry comedy romp—
.end the result is delightful, often
hilarious entertainment. The pic
ture had been scheduled as a
starring vehicle for Grace Kelly,
before she decided to become
Princess of Monaco.' Actually,
the more sophisticated Miss Ba
call is better suited to the role
and turns in a fine acting job—
one of her best.
In North Carolina during 1956
the Motor Vehicles Department
reports 83 passengers and|or
drivers* were killed when their
cars overturned in the roadway.
The attraction for Wednesday
and Thursday, May 8-9, is the
re-issue of that suspenseful ad
venture, “A Stranger On The
Train,” starring Farley Granger
and Ruth Roman.
SUNRISE
“Hedven Knows, Mr. Allison,”
a unique and intriguingly para
doxical filnq co-starring Debor
ah Kerr and Robert Mitchum,
will have its local premier on
Sunday at the Sunrise Theatre.
John Huston, whose formidable
array of superlative pictures in
clude such productions as
“Treasure of Sierra Madre,”
“The African Queen” and ‘‘Mou
lin Rouge,” directed this Twen
tieth Century-Fox CinemaScope-
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Charles Shaw’s best-sellibg
novel of the same title provided
the story for this production,
which Buddy Adler, executive
production head of Twentieth
Century-Fox, and Eugene
Frenke, independent producer,
worked on for nearly five years
before they were able to get the
perfect combination they wanted
—Director John Huston, Miss
Kerr for the role of the nun,
“Sister Angela,” and Mitchum as
“Corporal Allison.”
“Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison”
tells the strange and moving
story of a gettitle nun and a
tough Marine stranded on an is
land in the South Pacific under
hazardous wartime conditions.
It is packed with physical action,
yet it is primarily a drama of
human and spiritual emotions
played with infinite delicacy and
moving tenderness against the
counterpart of the violences of
war.
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ABERDEEN
THEATRE
Phone WI 4-2621
Thursday, Friday, May 2-3
Night 7:15 St 9:15
"ZARAK"
Victor Mature, Anita Ekburg
Saturday. May 4 Mat. 3:00
Night 7:00 8t 9:00
"TREASURE OF
PANCHO VILLA"
Rory Calhoun, Shelley Winters
Serial
Monday & Tuesday. May 6-7
Night 7:15 & 9:15
"THE TRUE STORY
OF JESSE JAMES"
Robert Wagner, Jeffrey Hunter
Wed.. May 8 Night 7:15 8t 9:15
"NORTHWEST
PASSAGE"
Waller Brennan. Ruth Hussey
Thursday 8c Friday. May 9-10
Night 7:15 8c 9:15
"OH MEN.
OH WOMEN"
Ginger Rogers. Dan Dailey
STARVIEW
Drive-In Theatre
Between So. Pines-Aberdeen
INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS
Friday, Saturday. May 3-4
"Red Sundown"
Rory Calhoun
The Left Hand of God
(Technicolor)
Humphrey Bogart
Gene Tierney
Sunday. Monday, May 5-6
"ITl Cry Tomorrow"
(Technicolor)
Susan Hayward, Eddie Albert
Tuesday. Wednesday, May 7-8
"All That Heaven
Allows"
(Technicolor)
Rock Hudson. Jane Wyman
Thursday, May 9
"Female Jungle"
CASH NIGHT
Friday, Saturday, May 10-11
"7th Cavalry"
(Technicolor)
Randolph Scott
also™—
"Call Northside 777"
James Stewart
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
SHOW STARTS AT 7:00 PJM.
Children under 12 in cars Free
CAROLINA
THEATRE
Southern Pines
Ingrid Bergman, Mel Ferrer, Jean Marias
—in—
"PARIS DOES STRANGE THINGS"
(Technicolor)
Friday, Saturday. 8:15 p.m. Mat. Saturday at 3:00
year
M-Cx-M presents '
GREGORY PECK i
LAUREN BACALL.i
DESIGNING WOMAN
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DOLORES GRAY
la CinensSeope and METROCOLOR
Sunday-Tuesday, May 5-7—8:15 pjn. Mat. Sun. at 3:00
Farley Granger-Ruth Roman
"STRANGERS ON A TRAIN"
(A Re-issue)
Wednesday & Thursday, May 8-9—8:15 pan.
Matinee Wednesday at 3:00
SUNRISE THEATRE
CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY
Am CONDITIONED — FOR COOL COMFORT
Thursday 8c Friday, May 2-3
Johnny Carroll and
Kay Wheeler in
"Rock, Baby, Rock It"
FREE—FREE
To the First 50 Kids to
Buy Tickets Thursday or Fri
day Afternoon—
A Big 8 X 10 Gloss Photo
of Elvis Presley
Shows 3:15, 5:12. 7:09, 9:00
Friday—Late Show 10:50
MARILYN MONROE in
"There's No Business
like Show Business"
Saturday—Double Feature
East Side Kids
—in—
“Flying Wild”
Dane Clark
—in—
“Massacre”
Plus Cartoon
Shows Starting 11:20
Last Complete Show 8:30
Sunday & Monday—May 5-6
Deborah KERR • Robert MITCHUM
Heaven Kpows,
MrAllison”
Shows Sunday 1:10, 3:09, 5:08, 7:07, 9:06
Monday. 3:09 and Continuous
TUESDAY ONLY
Bowery Boys
"HOLD THAT
HYPNOTIST"
Cartoon 8c Shorts
Shows 3:00. 4:00, 5:43, 7:26, 9:09
WED.
- DOUBLE FEATURE
Glenn Ford /
—in—
'JUBAL'
Tom Tully
"BEHIND THE
HIGH WALL"
Shows Starting 3:20
Last Complete Show 8:25
/ NEXT THURSDAY 8c FRIDAY—May 9-10
Jeff Chandler
Joanne Dru in
“DRANGO”
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