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r THjURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1963 jDOBBS HOUSE RESTAURANT At Whispering Pines Motor Lodge DINING - DANCING Saturday, December 21 8 to 12 — Combo $6.00 Per Couple Minimum Reservations Suggested Tel. 692-7632 U.S. 1 4 miles north of Southern Pines PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS The IDEAL GIFT for Christmas: BOOK OF HAPPINESS SUNRISE Theatre Ph. OX 5-3013 Continuous Shows Daily j THURSDAY & FRIDAY DECEMBER 19 -20 EVERY INCREDIBLE'SCENE IS REAL! YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING IN THE WORUt LIKE... ADULT ENTERTAINMENT TECHNICOLOR® Shows — 3:20 - 5:15 - 7:10 - 9:05 Wll! OIIHE WORLD SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21 — ONLY ON STAGE IN PERSON “Phillip Morris Horror Show” SEE Three SUPER SHOCK SHOWS! ON STAGE IN PERSON "Br. “Evil*'and Kir Uaknown' Also THE MUMMY and KING KONG Special Extra Added Attraction "TWIST CONTEST" Winner Will Receive A Real Dead Body Matinee 3:30 — Night 8:30 Plus — Two HORROR MOVIES — on Screen Admissions: Adults & Students 75c — Child 50c THE PILOT-Southern Pines;, North Carolina STARTING CHRISTMAS DAY — For 4 Big Days Wheeler DEAjiRMEEfSSfcX m ^ A MARffl'mioFF Pin RbmickIgarner JAMES iiiSi .MiObiliOCOIOR. Shows — 3.20 - 5.10 - 7.10 - 9.10 Sou. Pines Scioo/ News By NANCY LELAND j tin will be taking part also, in- Well, the Christmas season has j luding a dentists’ quintet, and reaUy arrived. This week I’ll try many others who will surely sur- BOOKS of HAPPINESS Now On Sale $1.00 - $2.50 Books to present a ine-up of the partis to be held duriyg the holidrs. The first event will cornmnce minutes after the beginniij of the vacation, when the Snior class will assemble in th Stu dent Lounge for a party f a lit tle more than an hour, ’he class itself is furnishing refishments and records for dancig, and it should help to get everyone started on the right lot with Christmas Cheer. On Monday the 23rd, a Crist- mas Dance will be held at the Southern Pines Country Club b^ invitation only. The parents of four high school students are sponsoring the event. On the 27th, there will be held a combination De Molay-Rain- bow Girls Dance, at the Country Club. These two groups seem to have quite ingeniously gotten to gether and combined their ef forts for what will surely be a wonderful event. Music for the dance will be provided by Mau rice and the Rebels, and the event is to be called the Holiday Ball. Then there are the numerous personal parties, the inevitable New Year’s Eve, and all too soon the return to school on January 2, 1964. One event which cannot really be classified individually in con nection with Christmas is the Hootenanny which the Episcopal Young Churchmen of Southern Pines will sponsor this Friday evening at the Southern Pines High School gym from 8-9:30 p.m. The EYC are featuring the Town send Trio, A1 Butler and his group, and many others. A number of the local popula- prise and please all you hooters. Plan on perfecting the audience by attending, and we promise that you won’t be disappointed. Blue Knighls Now on to some school news. The Blue Knights demonstrated their ability to play basketball again Tuesday night by defeat ing High Falls on the High Falls court by a score of 89-54. Tonight (Thurs.) the Knights will meet Robbins here for the last game before vacation. On returning in 1964, the Knights will play Cam- ' Ton there on the day of our re tun to school, and Westmoore here' onthe 4th. I’m positive that one of tbir New Year’s resolutions will b to win every game throughoutthe new year. FHA Meeting Monday night the HA held their monthly meeting t the high school, where Mr. Rogr and the rest of the Frandel Bauty Shop staff gave a demonstraion of hol iday hair styles, and ips on the use of make-up. It ws not of the usual business-type neeting. Wednesday morniig the Band and Glee Club preser.ed a Christ mas program of sdections for the current season. Ihe perform ance was presented quite well, Baptist Choirs To Sing Sunday Night; Carol Service Slated On Christmas Eve Sunrise Theatre What is a Wheeler Dealer? He’s a man who knows you don’t go wheeling and dealing for money—you do it for fun. Money is just the way to keep score. “The Wheeler Dealers,” start ing Christmas Day to run for four days, at the Sunrise Theatre, is Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s hilarious spoof of a wheeler-dealing Texan who takes over Wall Street and a career girl who takes over the Texan. Lee Remick in her first come dy, following “oil her Academy nomination portrayal in “Days of Wine and Roses,” plays Molly Thatcher, the girl who is inter ested in figures. James Garner is Henry Tyroon who is interested in hers. Co-starred are Phil Har ris, Chill Wills, Jim Backus, Louis Nye, John Astin, Elliott Reid and Patricia Crowley. The FUN begins when Henry hits the only three dry wells in Texas and goes to New York to raise some funds—like a million, two hundred thousand. Thom McKenzie, 43, Dies; Services Conducted Today Thomas W. (Thom) McKenzie, j 43, of Pinehurst was found dead ' Tuesday morning in a house/ trailer he had been recently oc cupying, off US Highway 1 north of Southern Pines. A native of the Juniper Lahi section near Pinehurst, he serve with the Navy during World W 2, mostly in the Pacific Thea^- He served twice as commander^ the John Boyd Post, VFW, id was also a member of the S;'d- hill Post, American Legion; he Forty and Eight, and the Stfih- ern Pines Elks Club. A refri-ra- tion engineer, he had ownei^^d operated his own refrigation and heating service ancfhad worked widely in this ap- in those fields. Funeral services were h* this (Thursday) morning at /uldee Presbyterian Church, cc^ucted by the pastor, the ReyW. K. Fitch, Jr., with burialin the church cemetery. LegioiSries of the Sandhill Post wilierve as pallbearers. Surviving are his wi. ihe for mer Mary Sullivan, omehurst; son, Jerry, Boone; three daughters, ]\h- Michael Nineald, of Spennarc ^ska, and Peggy and Laurie, of le home; and two brothers Wren Mc Kenzie of Weaverfille id James McKenzie, with the ■ S. Air Force in New Jersey. The combined choirs of the First Baptist Church of Southern Pines will present a program of Christmas music Sunday eve ning, December 22, beginning at 6:15 p. m. in the sanctuary. The entire program will be under the supervision of Haskell A. Dun can, minister of music for the Church, who will also direct the chancel choir. The chancel choir will sing: “Break Forth,” by Bach; “Silent Night,” arranged by Ciirry and featuring Mrs. Jack L. Bowman singing the descant; “Today There is Ringing,” by Christian sen; “He Came Here for Me,” by Nelson; and “Do You Hear What I Hear?” by Regny and Shayne. Mrs. Larry Hensley will accom pany this group on the organ for all except the last number, for which Miss Marie Mangum will be piano accompanist. In addition, the Primary Choir, with Jerry Simpson as soloist, will sing five numbers. This fine group of 6-7-8 year-olds is direct ed by Mrs. Betty Lane Simpson and accompanied by Mrs. C. R. Mills. Miss Jeanne Allred will play the piano for the Junior Choir (ages 9-12) which will also sing five numbers; and Miss Lynn Dougherty will play for the Youth Choir (teen-agers) which will sing four numbers. Both of Mangum. The public is invited. On Christmas Eve The traditional Candlelight- Carol service of the First Baptist Church of Southern Pines will be conducted in the sanctuary of the church on Christmas Eve, begin ning at 7:30. The Christmas Story will be read from the second chapter of Luke, along with other pertinent passages of Scripture. Some of Page TWENTY-THREE the favorite old Christmas Carols will be sung by the congregation. Interspersed with these will be bits of Christmas humor, whimsy and fancy designed to help focus attention on the meaning of Christmas. All are welcome. ’Those who at tend will be given an opportunity to contribute directly to the For eign Missions program of South ern Baptists. Brotherhood Banquet—^Thurs day, Dec. 19, 7 p. m.—for families. North Carolina imports over 33 million bushels of com each year. You can catch fish like this in ponds Says W, M. CURTIS and enjoyed immensely by both 1 these last two groups are directed the student body and the faculty. I by the pastor, the Rev. Maynard Christmas Holic^s At Lee Center Annmced The day students d staff of the Lee County Indirial Edu cation Center at Sanfi will ob serve Christmas holYs from December 23 througl'anuary 1, 1964 inclusive. Day asses will resume on January 1964. Christmas holidaysr the eve ning class are Ibmber 23 through January 3964 inclu sive. Night classes 1.11 resum.e January 6, 1964. CAPTAIN APPLE JACK Pint iOO But for Tropical Fish, Aquariums and Supplies ... a gift the whole family will enjoy for years . . . come to % ’J' Town, CURTIS 712 S. W. Broad St. RADIO & TV SERVICE Southern Pines A Bind of 65% Neutral AppeJack, No Age, a-- % AppieJadTsYearToid. Hickory Town Distu....^ Co., Eatontcwn, N.J. 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