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AS ARMORY GOES DOWN Above view of the armory shows towers and walls that have been “skinned” of the burnt and damaged brick, with top removed back to the third beam. Instead of tearing the walls down completely as was considered at first, the workmen are simply “skinning” the damaged brick from the walls and towers in preparation to replacing the outer brick with new ones. The replacement of brick got underway this W'eek. Will Attend Institute At Chapel Hill Officials of city halls and coun ty court houses in this area have been invited to join with other ci ty, county and state officials of North Carolina in attending the fifth biennial institute for the in terpretation and discussion of laws Of the 1941 General Assembly and National Congress to be held at the Institute of Government in Chapel Hill Saturday, May 24, it was an nounced today by Albert Coates, Director of the Institute. A. E. Akers, city tax collector, plans to represent the city. In addition to the discussion of the laws particularly affecting cit ies and towns, counties and the State, with special reference to the coordination of city, county, state and federal governmental u nits in national defense, the gath ering will also celebrate the 10th anniversary of the founding of the Institute of Government. Registration and group meetings are scheduled for 12 o’clock noon Saturday, May 24, at the Institute Of Government building. Follow ing a luncheon session in the U mversity tuning nan, discussions Of the state and national laws will be led by Governor J. Melville Broughton, members of the Gen era! Assembly, other prominent State officials, and members of the Institute of Government staff. Saturday night an interpretation and discussion of laws of the na tional Congress affecting cities and towns, counties, and the State as a whole will be led by Con gressman John W. McCormack of Massachusetts, majority leader in the national House of Representa tives, together with members of the North Carolina Congressional delegation. Following the session there will be a reception in Graham Memori al in honor of Congressman Mc Cormack, Governor Broughton, North Carolina representatives in the National Congress and the General Assembly, and visiting state and local officials. Governor Broughton will pre sent certificates to law enforcing officers who will have completed a seven-day training course which is to open at the Institute of Gov ernment Sunday, May 18, and con tinue throughout the week. University of North Carolina students from cities and counties in this Congressional district will extend invitations to local officials to attend the celebration, and will provide rooms in dormitories and fraternity houses for those wish ing to stay overnight. "Back Street" At Levon In Weldon Sunday-Monday Coming to tne Levon ineatre in Weldon on Sunday and Monday of next week will be the highly dramatic story of Fanny Hurst’s, “Back Street”. Brought to the silver screen again after several years, the story is again being received with as much enthusiam as ever. Brilliantly cast in the leading roles are Margaret Sulla van and Charles Boyer. Ruth Hussey, who reached star dom in “Flight Command”, and Robert Cumming will be co-starred in the film, “Free and Easy”, at the Levon on Tuesday and Wed nesday of next week. Thursday and Friday Deanna Durbin and Franchot Tone will be presented in “Nice Girl” at the Levon in Weldon. Miss Durbin is said to live up to all former per formances in this film. It marks the first time the two have been cast together in leading roles. The double feature at the Levon on Saturday week will be “Wild cat of Tucson” with Bill Elliot and "Six Lessons From Madam La Zonga" with Lupe Velez and Leon Errol. Added will be a chapter of the “White Eagle”. PITTS MPOftIA THEATRE — EMPORIA, VA. THURS-FRI. - MAY 15-16 IN TECHNICOLOR Randolph Scott Robert Young and Virginia Gilmore in Western Union SATURDAY ONLY — MAY 17 WEST OF ABELIENE and Chapter No. 1 of “King of the Royal Mounted” SUNDAY ONLY - MAYT8 Robert Montgomery and Ingrid Bergman in Rage In Heaven MON.-TUES. - — ~MAY 19-20 Deanna Durbin and Franchot Tone NICE "GIRL? "Western Union" Now Showing At Pitts - Emporia “Western Union”, with a cast that includes Randolph Scott, Rob ert Young, and Virginia Gilmore, is now showing at the Pitts The atre in Emporia. Last showing will be held tomorrow. Filmed in technicolor, “Western Union" has been received as one of the really great pictures of the year. Saturday’s program at Pitts will include the western film, “West of Abeliene” and chapter one of “King of the Royal Mounted”. “Rage in Heaven”, that classic of THE LEVON THEATRE Weldon, N. C. “Motion Pictures Are Yonr Best Entertainment” WEEK OF MAY 18 SUN-MON Mm. 10 & 20c Margaret Sullavan Charles Boyer in BACK STREET —News and Act— TUES-WED Adm. 10 & 20c Ruth Hussey-Robert Cummings FREE and EASY —Comedy and Act— THURS.-FRL Adm. 10-20c Deanna Durbin-Franchot Tone Robert Stack-Waiter Brennan in NICE GIRL —Comedy and Act— SATURDAY Admission 10 & 15c DAY AND NIGHT Bill Elliott in “WILDCAT OF TUCSON” Lupe Velez-Leon Errol in “6 LESSONS FROM MADAM LA ZONGA” Chapter 3 “White Eagle” COMING TO Levon Theatre, ENFIELD N. C. Sunday-Monday, May 18-19 “THE GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST” Thursday-Friday, May 22-23 “THE SEA WOLF' filmdom which has swept the coun try by storm this season, will he presented at Pitts on Sunday only, May 18. Starred in the film are Robert Montgomery and Ingrid Berman. Monday and Tuesday of next week will see "Nice Girl” presented at the Pitts Theatre. Deanna Dur bin and Franchot Tone will have the leading roles. Miss Cox Hostess Miss Margaret Cox was hostes; on Tuesday evening to the Thirteei Bridge Club at her home in Bel mont. Prizes were presented t< Mrs. I. J. Byrd for high score ant Miss Mildred Burton for low score A salad course with tea was servet at the refreshment hour. Those playing were: Misses Doro thy Harris, Mary Virginia Jenkins Mildred May, Edith Moody, Mildrec Burton, Winnifred Shell and Mrs I. J. Byrd. it MARKET DEPARTMENT Cube Steak ,b' 29c Veal Chops Tbbd*r’"",b' 21 c SAUSAGE rr“b POTk',b- 19c Skinless Franks |b< 20c Sliced Bologna |b- 15c Link Sausage smoked, lb. 19c * PRODUCE DEPARTMENT LETT JCE 2 heads 15c I ONIONS 2 lbs. 15c POTATOES ™ 10 lbs. 29c Green Peas 4,bs. 19c Strawberries 2 quarts 25® ORANGES 10 lbs. 39® This Week's Best Food Values! f ■ .. .- ■— -■< COLONIAL FOODS SALE! Colonial Sliced or Halves PEACHES 2-29* Colonial Brand SWEET PEAS 2 Zl 19c Colonial Brand APPLE SAUCE 2 Zl 15c Colonial Brand CUT BEETS 2cri9c Colonial PINEAPPLE j JUICE 2 23c Heinz PORK AND BEANS 3 r 17c Land o’ Lakes AMERICAN CHEESE 21c lb. Triangle Pure Creamery BUTTER Z 37c I Triple Fresh OUR PRIDE BREAD 2 15c Double Fresh GOLDEN BLEND COFFEE 2 lbs. 27c
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