THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1961
THEATRE
SUNRISE
Walt Disney adds another clas
sic to the great tales he has
brought to the motion picture
screen with the current release of
the Technicolor feature, “Grey-
friars Bobby.”
The film is being shown at the
Sunrise Theatre Thursday and
Friday, November 23 and 24.
One of the world’s immortal
dog stories, “Greyfriars Bobby,”
by Eleanor Atkinson, was first
published in 1912 and has gone
through innumerable printings to
become an international fiction
classic.
Hero of the appealing and color
ful story is a little Skye terrier
who, after his master died, kept
a 14-year vigil at his grave.
Produced at actual locales in
Edinburgh, Scotland, the film
stap Donald Crisp, Laurence, Nai-
smith, Alexander Mackenzie, and
Kay Walsh. Don Chaffey directed
for Buena Vista release.
THE PILOT Southern Pines, North Carolina
MOORE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
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Emergency Judge Q. K. Nim-
ocks of Fayetteville, presiding
over last week’s term of Superior
Court in Carthage, heard a few
civil cases in addition to a num
ber of cases on the criminal cal
endar.
He approved a consent judg
ment of $2,500 plus $1,108.21 med
ical and hospital costs, costs of
action and $650 in attorneys’ fees
to be paid by the defendants in
the civil suit Norman M. Calcutt
by next friend Ada R. Calcutt
(his mother) vs. T. R. Johnson
and Franklin Floyd Johnson.
Young Calcstt, 19, was injured in
an auto accident of October 4,
1959, at Gre,enville, S. C., while
a passenger in a car owned by T.
R. Johnson and driven by his son
Franklin Floyd Johnson.
The court also approved a set
tlement of $4,000 to cover all in
juries and damages in the suit in
volving another auto accident
with injuries to a minor. This was
brought by John Adams VanBen-
schoten, 20, by his next friend
Chester W. VanBenschoten (his
father) against James Bowman
Poteat following a collision of
November 27, 1960, near Gra
ham. Out of the $4,000 the plain
tiff’s father was to be reimbursed
by the Clerk of the Court the
amount of $487.23 which he paid
medical and hospital expenses
also $1,000 was to be paid in at
torney’s fees.';
Airport Land Case
In the civil action County of
Moore vs. Rowland D. Wade, and
wife Gladys E. Wade plus a large
Sale of Savings
I Bonds Increases
For the third consecutive
[month, cash sales of U. S. Sav
I I ings Bonds in October surged
ahead of those for the same month
of last year in North Carolina,
Combined E and H sales during
October were $4,174,800, which
was a 5% increase over October
1960. E Bond sales were up 3%,
while H Bond sales were 24%
] higher.
Moore County sales for October
were $52,048. For the year Coun
ty sales totaled $425,229, which is
97% of the County’s quota for
1961, according to L. B. Creath of
Pinehurst, county volunteer
chairman.
number of other defendants, the
court found the Wades to be the
owners in fee simple of the land
involved, at the airport intersec
tion, and instructed the county
to pay to them the $1,300 recent
ly set in a civil trial as damages
for trees which had to be cut to
clear the runway approach zone.
Eliminated from any claim were
former owners of the land P. S. P.
Randolph and his wife Eleanor
and three mortgage holders; also,
said the court, any claim or in
tent in said monetary damages oy
the Wakeman heirs was “invalid
and without merit.”
Holidays Begin
At St. Andrews
Thanksgiving holidays for stu.
dents at St. Andrew Prtxsbyterian
College, Laurinburg, began Wed
nesday, November 22, at noon and
extend through Sunday, Novem
ber 27. The holidays follow mid-
semester tests for the 820 students
enrolled in St. Andrews.
There are five students at St.
Andrews who are from Southern
Pines.
Martha Caton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William K. Caton of Hill
Road, is a freshman and is study
ing business education,
Diana C. Tolar, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Z. V. Tolar of May
St. is a sophomore as is Frances
M. Harper, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter F. Harper of Kensing
ton Road.
Suzanne Steed, an elementary
education major and junior, is
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the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
N. Steed of Dogwod Lane.
Richard Lee Mclnnis, son of
Mrs. John D. Mclnnis of Ashe St.
is a junior accounting major.
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