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THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North CaroLna
THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1962
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“Send Me No Flowers,” the
Pinehiyst Playhouse’s offering of
the week, is a rather thin type of
joke stretched out over three acts,
which is too far, but the joke is
told with zest and a new and en
gaging personality is introduced
to Sandhills playgoers.
“Iggie” Wolfington, well-
known comedian of “The Music
Man,” with - Robert Preston, on
Broadway, is a chubby, cheerful
charmer who wrings the chuckles
from the slimmest lines. As
George Kimball, a hypochondriac
husband who thinks he’s going to
die in a couple of weeks, he gets
all fouled up in self-pity and
‘Send Me No Flowers’ Draws Laughs
This Week at Pinehurst Playhouse
CARTHAGE
NEWS
SUNDAY and MONDAY — MARCH 25 - 26
I JOSEPH (. LEVINE prmnM
Attend Worship Service
The Carthage Presbyterians
were happy to have the Amer
ican Legion Post 12 worship with
them on Sunday morning.
Veterans from World War I,
World War II and the Korean
war were present.
Personals
Mrs. W. R. Clegg, Jr. is ill in a
Cleveland Hospital and Mrs. W.
R. Clegg has gone for a visit with
her and her son. Mrs. Clegg un
derwent surgery last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Holt McNeill are
leaving Carthage this week for
Dobson where they will make
their home. Carthage people re
gret very much to have them
move as they have many friends
here.
Larry Gravette of UNC, Chap
el Hill, spent this weekend in
Carthage with friends.
Miss Kinsey Sabiston is hav
ing a 10-day spring vacation from
Salem Academy, Winston-Salem,
and will be with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William D. Sabiston.
Mrs. O. B. Welch of Harmony
is thg guest of Mrs. L. R. Sugg
and other friends here this week.
Mrs. Welch was once a resident
here.
Mrs. Carlos MacLeod and sons,
Alton and Carlos, of Olivia, spent
Sunday with Miss Jani.s MacLeod
and attended the morning wor
ship service at the Carthage Pres
byterian Church.
John L. Currie was home from
UNC, for a visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Currie.
Mrs. M. IG. Boyette is home
from a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
M. G. Boyette, Jr. in Chapel Hill.
Fri'^nds of P. H. McDonald are
glad to know that he is getting
along nicely in Moore Memorial
Hospital^ where he has been a
patient for some time.
Mrs. Emma Cole is improving
at her home here after treatment
in Moore Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. 'Turner Of Florida is vis
iting her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Currie and
children, Hoke and Lynn, spent
last weekend in Timmonsville, S.
C., visiting Mrs. Marion Wig-gins.
They attended worship service in
the First Presbyterian Church in
Florence where they heard Tom
my Currie sing" Vith the choir of
the Presbyterian College of Clin
ton, S. C.
Mrs. Sadie K. Wall has return
ed from a visit with Mrs. Young
Allen and family in Lumberton.
Mrs. Curtis Muse has returned
from a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Doyle Miller in Statesville. She
was accompanied home by Mrs.
S. H. Miller who will spend some
time here with Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Palmer left
for their home after a visit to the
family of the late Mrs. M. McL.
Kelly.
heroics. When his error is un
covered, he gets all snarled up
again trying to right matters with
an indignant wife.
The gruesome premise gets in
the way of the hilarity at times
but “Iggie” squeezes out the
the laughs anyway, and so does
Joan DeWeese, who as Judy, the
wife, is not only beautiful but
proves herself a slick comedienne.
Funniest bits are the Walter Mit-
ty-type dreanxs in which both in
dulge on occasion as their frus
tration with each other heightens.
J. Talbot Holland as the erst
while college pal whom -‘Iggie”
picks out to ha Judy’s second
husband is pretty funny too.* It’s a
comedy of New York’s Exurbia,
slickly produced with highly pro
fessional cast, others of whom
are Charles Waterman, James
Vann, Bruce Hall, Henry Stroz-
ier. Bob Langton, James Bate
man, Dean Delk, Bruce Craig and
Cornelia- Johnson. Lynn Pecktal
has done a delightful and colorful
set.
In the midst of the opening-
night curtain calls “Iggie” sum
moned from the audience a new
arrival, and introduced him, to
much applause—Art James, well-
known TV personality here to
rehearse this *week and play 'the
lead in next week’s offering, “Mr.
Roberts.”
Plays run from Tuesday
through Sunday night, curtain
at 8:30 (Opening night 8:15) with
Saturday matinee at 2.
—V. NICHOLSON
Legal Notices
ACTIVITIES PLANNED
THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
FOR ALL THE WORLD TO ENJOY!
MARCH 29 ■ 30 - 31
Bridgeman Talks
To Explorers on
Stock Car Racing
By FRANK STAPLES
On Monday, March 12, Explor
er Post 889 held a regular meet
ing in the basement of Barnum
Realty Company. A car-wash for
later in the month was discussed.
The tentative date of May 4 was
set for a Post weekend at Car
olina Beach.
On March 19, the Post held a
meeting and after the business
was dismissed Harold Bridgeman
of Southern Pines gave a talk on
stock-car and sports-car racing.
I-.^ is an ex-race driver with ex
perience in drag racing and
many questions were asked by
the interested members.
Persons wanting thoir cars
V'ashed on April 14, may call any
of the Explorers or Harvey
Schcrr, Charles Kay, Boh Dough-
ton or Harold Bridgeman. Ex
plorer officers who can be called
are Warren McCrimmon, presi
dent;, Phil McRae, vice president;
and Frank Staples, publicity rep
resentative. The cars will be
NORTH CAROLINA
MOORE COUNTY
NOTICE OF RESALE
Under and by virtue of an Or
der of the Superior Court of
Moore County made in an action
therein pending entitled “Moore
County, one of the several Coun
ties of the State of North Caro
lina, Plaintiff, vs. Essie Terry,
alias Essie Mickel, Defendant,”
and signed by Honorable C. C.
Kennedy, Clerk of the Superior
Court, and under and by virtue of
an Order of Resale upon an ad
vance bid made, the undersigned
Commissioner will on th<8 26th
da-ir of March, 1962 at 11:00 A. M.
at "the door of the Courthouse in
Carthage, North Carolina, offer
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash, upon an opening bid of Five
Hundred ' Twenty-Eight And
NoilOO ($528.00) Dollars, but sub
ject to the confirmation of the
Court, those certain lots or par
cels of land lying and being in
McNeill Township, Moore County,
North Carolina, more particular
ly described as follows:
Lots Thirteen (13) and Four
teen (14), Block M and Nine
(9), as shown on “A Map of
Southern Pines.”
For a full description of said
lots, see deed to Cora Cranford
Medley, dated March 13, 1936
and recorded in Book 99, at
page 280, Moore County Regis
try.
This being the same land upon
which the residence of the late
Cora C. Medley is located and
being the same land upon
which she resided next before
her death.
This 9th day of March, 1962.
M. G. BOYETTE
Commissioner
ml5,22c
corporations having claims of
whatsoever nature against the
said Minnehaha Lillie^ deceased,
are hereby, notified to pay the
same to the undersigned or his
attorney on or before the 15 day
of September 1962, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons, firms or
corporations indebted to the said
Minnehaha Lillie, deceased, are
hereby requested to pay the same
to the undersigned or his attorney
immediately. ^
This the 15th dhy of March,
1962.
Harry R. Hart, Executor
Estate of Minnehaha Lillie,
deceased.
W. Lament 'Brown
Attorney
M15,22,A5,12
NORTH CAROLINA
MOORE COUNTY
The undersigned having duly
qualified as executor of the Estate
of Minnehaha Lillie, deceased,
late of the above named county
and state, all persons, firms or
scheduled a camping trip. The
place has not been decided upon
yet but they have decided that
they want to make it as rough as
possible.
Frank Staples and David Mor
gan are looking into the possi
bility of sponsoring an Easter-egg
bunt for children the Saturday
before Easter, Aptil 2i.
On March 26, State Trooper
Jerry Aus^n of Pinehurst has
agreed to talk to the Post on au
tomobile driving and safety. Most
df the members have licenses and
all of them are interested in au
tomobiles. The Explorers already
have several questions to ask Pa
trolman Austin.
ELECTED TO OFFICE
Patricia K. Farrior, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Farrior, has
icjcjn-aiivcr. iuc uaia win ue been elected secretary of the
washed and vacuumed for a nom- Westminster Fellowship, an or-
inol Foo T7!’V'r>lnr»iiT»e iTrin
inal fee and the Explorers will
wash cars at individual houses
for those who wish it. A central
place for the car-wash has not
been, set.
On April 6 and 7 the Post has
ganization of Presbyterian stu
dents at East Carolina College,
Greenville, according to informa
tion from the college. She and
other new officers of the Fellow
ship will take office April 1.
UkiCtDiAneia
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Joseph E. Levine’s presenta
tion of “Two Women,” the her
alded Vittorio De Sica film star
ring Sophia Loren, will be seen
Sunday and Monday at The Sun
rise Theatre. Miss Loren won the
Best Actress Award at the. 1961
Cannes Film Festival for her per
formance in “Two Women.”
Directed by De Sica from a
screenplay by Cesare Zavattini
the Italian-made drama also fea
tures Vallone and Eleanora
Brown, a young American girl
who makes her motion picture de
but as the daughter.
Based on the celebrated novel
by Alberto Moravia, “Two Wom
en” narrates th.3 story of a moth
er and her young daughter strug
gling for Survival and dignity in
the confusion and violence of the
closing days of World War 11 in
Italv.
The Embassy Pictures release,
produced by Carlo Ponti, reunites
the De Sica-Zavattini associa
tion respopsihte for such film
classics as “Shoe Shine,” “Bicycle
Thief” and “Umberto D.”
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