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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1957
THE PILOT Southern Pines, North Carolina
ABERDEEN
THEATRE
Phone WI 4-2621
Thursday & Friday. Oct 17-18
Night 7:00 8c 9:00
"Omar Khayyam"
Cornel Wilde, Debra Paget
Raymond Massey
Sat. Oct. 19 — Matinee 3:00
Night 7:00 8: 9:00
"River's Edge"
Ray Milland, Anthony Quinn
Serial Cartoon
Bdonday & Tuesday, Oct. 21-22
Night 7:15 & 9:00
"3:10 To Yuma"
Glenn Ford, Van Heflin
Wednesday, Oct. 23
Night 7:30 & 9:00
"X, The Unknown"
Dean dagger, Edw. Chapman
Thursday & Friday. Oct. 24-25
Night 7:15 8c 9:00
"God Is My Partner"
Walter Brennan, Marion Ross
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NEWS WEEKLY.
Page SEVENTEEN
W aivesPreliminarj
Hearing On Three
Counts Of Forgery
James O. Bailey, charged with
three counts of forgery, waived
a preliminary hearing before a
Carthage magistrate yesterday
morning and was ordered held
under $1,000 bond.
Bailey, who is in his 30’s, was
turned over to Moore County
law officials last week by offi
cials in Wake County. He had
been tried there on similar
charges and released on proba
tion.
Magistrate Charles McLeod
said that Bailey issued checks in
this county in November, 1954,
on non-existent firms and pay
able to himself. Two checks, both
for $64.50, were forged on the
nsime of “Eagle Roofing Com
pany” and presented for payment
to Carthage grocery stores. Two
other checks, also for $64.50 each,
were made in the name of “C&S
Motor Lines” and passed in
Aberdeen. ,
While local officials were
searching for Bailey, he was ar
rested in Tennessee on charges
of forging government checks and
sentenced to four years in a fed
eral penitentiary. He served 29
months of the sentence and was
recently releaised.
li he does make the bond, Mc
Leod said, he still must be turn
ed over to authorities of Guil
ford County, wh6 also want him.
ABERDEEN NEWS
SUNRISE Theatre
CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY
Thur, & Friday. Oct. 17-18
James Cagney
—in—
“Man Of A
Thousand Faces”
The True Story of
LON CHANEY
3:00 - 5:02 - 7:15 - 9:28
Saturday — Double Feature
Chuck Conners
—in—
Tomahawk Trail
1:01 - 3:35 - 8:09 - 9:40
Boris Karloff in
Toodoo Island’
11:30 - 2:04 - 4:38 - 7:12 - 9:43
SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY—Oct. 20-23
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Show Sunday — 1:00 - 2:59 - 5:07 - 7:15 - 9:23
Mon., Tues., Wednes. - 3:00 - 4:59 - 7:07 - 9:15
THURSDAY - FRIDAY — OCTOBER 24-25
JANE MANSFIELD THE
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‘Wayward Bus’
By DOROTHY MbNEILL
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Lane of
Hamlet have announced the en
gagement of their daughter, Lau
ra Virginia, to Julius Lynwood
Ivey of Rome, Ga. Mr. Ivey is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. K.
Ivey of Aberdeen. The wedding
will take place November 3 in
the First Baptist Church in Ham
let.
Presbyterian Men Meet
The Men of Bethesda met
Tuesday evening with Drewry
Troutmqfn, president, presiding.
Interesting reports on the recent
Men’s Convention in Miami, Fla.,
v/ere made by Frank McNeill,
the Rev. Jack Ewart, Ben Wicks
and Drewry Troutman.
Church Women To Meet
The Women of Bethesda will
meet Sunday evening at 8 o’clock.
The program is expected to be
outstanding, with reports on the
recent Men’s Convention. These
reports will be given by Mrs.
Jack Ewart, Mrs. Ben WScks, Mrs
Drewry Troutman and Mrs.
Frank McNeill.
Joins Husbstnd
Mrs. Max Beaver, the former
Els’e Lawrence, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Lawrence of
Aberdeen, left Sunday by plane
from the Raleigh Durham air
port to join her husband, Pfc.
Beaver, in Heidelberg, Germany,
where he is stationed with the
33rd Army Band, 7th Army, for
two years.
Both Pfc. and Mrs. Beaver
have studied music at Shenan
doah Conservatory of Music in
Dayton, Va., and plan to contin
ue their studies in Germany.
They are both in their junior
year
The Beavers were married in
the early summer shortly after
he received his assignment for
overseas duty. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Beaver of
Kannapolis.
Personals
Miss Julia Weaver has return
ed i’rom Chapel Hill and is con
valescing from injuries received
several weeks ago in an automo
bile accident.
Billy Russell, Wayne
outside for ap outdoor supper of
hamburgers, hotdogs, punch and
birthday cake.
Guests included Martha Jo
Robbins, Brenda Cooper, Ba,bs
Arey, Gail Gschwind, Kathy
Whitlock, Mary Veasey, Brenda
Lamb, Jeannie Rogers, and Dev-
eda Wicker, of Aberdeen, and
Paula Caddell, Sheila Hammond,
Barbara Monroe, Nancy McCas-
kill, Jennifer David, Verita
Buchanan and Sharon Holden, of
Pinebluff.
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Merritt Sugg and Dorothy Me
Neill, of UNC, were weekend
visitors here.
Ray Overcash spent several
days last week at Nags Head.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Muse spent
the weekend at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farrell have
returned after a two weeks vaca
tion in California.
Don Lane of Salemburg spent
the weekend , at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lawhon
spent last week with their
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Vance Hardison and son of
Arapahoe and at the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Riddle
of Durham spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Samuels.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Guion and
children of Durham spent the
weekend with Dr. and Mrs.
Guion here.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Keith
spent the weekend in Creed-
rtioor.
Celebrates llih Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Green en
tertained for their daughter.
Celeste, on her 11th birtijday.
After games and piano selections
by the honoree and her friends,
the many useful gifts were open
ed. The guests were then invited
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ABERDEEN
Playing tonight (Thursday)
and tomorrow at the Aberdeen
Tlieatre, with shows at 7 and 9
p. m., is '‘Omar Khayyam.”
Beginning Monday is “3:10 to
Yuma,” one of Columbia Studio’s
“fabulous 5” group of import new
movies. It is a Western of stan
dard design, with Glenn Ford,
Van Heflin and Felicia Farr in
leading roles. Ford is especially
effective as a soft-spoken but
brutal killer and Heflin plays a
poor, drought ridden farmer who
is capable of true heroism when
the time demands it.
Shows begin at 7:15 and 9 p.
m.
God Is My Partner
Walter Brennen, one of the
best actors Hollywood has today,
plays the lead role in this movie
which has received wide acclaim.
Few stories which transpire in
a court room ordinarily satisfy
the family audience, but this one
has redeeming qualifications. It
tells of an action brought by two
nephews against a famous and
v/ealthy surgeon to restrain him
in the handling of his own money
on the ground that he is mentally
incompetent.
Brennan is cast as the old doc
tor and Marion Ross is a young
woman acting as the doctors le
gal counsel.
The movie is considered excel
lent entertainment for the entire
Blake, Shows are at 7:15 and 9
to Russia, nerve center of all
Soviet operations, this fast-paced
adventure Romance ■ reveals in
realistic detail the lives and dan
gers of the men who fly faster
than sound. It has jet-hot thrills
to match its jet-flame action and
the romantic conflict between
American jet ace John Wayne
and Lieutenant Janet Leigh, of
the Russian Air Force, is as spicy
in concept as anything the screen
has ever offered.
The story of “Jet Pilot” begins
in Alaska when a Russian jet
plane lands illegally at i
American air base. The com
manding officers, John Wayne
and Paul Fix, are startled to dis
cover that the pilot is beautiful
Janet Leigh, who seeks asylum
to keep from being shot for dis
obeying her commanding officer.
Final Rites Held
Here Tuesday For
Elbert E. Hasty
Funeral services were held Tues
day from Trinity A.M.E. Zion
Church for Elbert Ellis Hasty, son
of the late J. E. and Lula T. Has
ty.
A native of Southern Pines, he
had lived in Washington, D. C.,
for more than 20 years. He was
educated in the schools of South
ern Pines and a graduate of Im
manuel Lutheran College, Greens
boro.
Surviving are his wife, Arab ol
Washington, D. C.; five sisters
and two brothers: Mrs. Lorene
Collins of Ardmore, Pa.; Mrs.
Mary Greer of Nashville, Tenn.;
Mrs. Helen Blount of Wadesboro;
Erie G. Hasty of Washington, D.
C., and Bessie, Wilma and James
C. Hasty of Southern Pines.
Over 300,000 volunteer Lead
ers in Scouting took training
coiurses last year.
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p. m.
SUNRISE
The long-awaited Howard
Hughes production, “Jet Pilot,”
has been secured by the Sunrise
Theatre for an exclusive engage
ment, starting Sunday, and this
should be good news to local
theatregoers who have been
looking forward to seeing this
spectacular jet-age Technicolor
feature in which John Wayne,
Janet Leigh and the U. S,. Air
Force are co-starred.
So big that it took years to
make, this sky-rattling salute to
the gallant men who wear the
wings of Hell’s Angels, “Jet
Pilot” combines air-thrills, ro
mance, comedy and sex in a pro
duction which many critics have
proclaimed one of the most en
joyable entertainments of the
season.
Ranging in settings from
American air bases in Alaska, te
California and such plush play-
spots as Palm Springs, and then I
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STARVIEW
Drive-In Theatre
Between So. Pinet-Aberdeen
INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS
Friday. Saturday, Oct. 18-19
"The Vinlage"
(In color)
John Kerr, Mel Ferrer
—also—
'Flight to Hong Kong'
Rory Calhoun
Sunday. Monday, Oct. 20-21
'Designing Woman'
(In color)
Gregory Peck, Lauren Bacall
Tuesday. Wednes., Oct. 22-23
"Face in the Crowd"
Andy Griffith
Thursday, October 24
"Paris Does
Strange Things"
(Technicolor)
Ingrid Bergman
Friday, Saturday, Oot. 25-26
"Shootout At
Medicine Bend"
Randolph Scott, James Craig
"Storm Fear"
Cornel Wilde, Jean Wallace
1957 MODEL NEW CARS DRASTICALLY REDUCED!
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
SHOW STARTS AT 7:00 PJ«.
Children under T2 in cim Free
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White Sidewall Tires - Foam Rubber Seated Cushions Front
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FOR A STRAIGHT PRICE OF
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55 CHEV. 210-4 Door
55 OLDS 98 - 4 Door
54 FORD 2 TON TRUCK
54 OLDS - 4 Door
52 MERCURY HARDTOP
52 BUICK - 4 Door
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GENE McKenzie
SON OF MR. AND MRS. IVEY McKENZIE OF PINEHURST
OUR NEW SERVICE MAN IS
SAMUEL F. FRYE
OF PINEHURST
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