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THE PILOT, Sou them Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday, March 1, 1935.
We Have The New
Spring Patterns in
Dress Prints
Pine “80 Square” Prints 20c
Good Quality, fast color..15c
Tot Wear Play Cloth 15 .
Cretonne, new shades 15c
Khaki Cloth 15c
Feather Ticking 25c
Pique, white and colors ....25c
81-inch Sheeting, 25c, 33c, 35c
Father George Sheeting 10c
NEW LOT SILKS, in
Plain and Fancy Colors
Plain Colors 69c
Fancy Patterns 79c
Paitern.s 10c and 15c
MELVIN BROTHERS
ABERDEEN. N. C.
PINEHURST
Arthur McMillen, who is a student
I , the University of Virginia, passed
'.\2 week-end here with his mother,
I Mrs. Isabelle C. McMillen.
Mi.ss Evelyn Gilliam and Mrs. Ber-
ha Freeman were shopping visitors
in Raleigh on Saturday.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. J. McKelway
had as their guests the past week-end
Mrs. A. J. McKelway, Sr., of Wash
ington, D. C., and Mrs. Sithers and
small son of Fort Bragg.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gouger, Mr.
and Mrs. Colin McKenzie and Mrs.
Kd Swaringen have returned from
Durham where they went to attend
the wedding of their brother, Robert
I Cagle to Miss Rebecca Hyman.
^ Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mason have re-
' turned from Edenton, where they
have been visiting for the past two
' months. They were accompanied home
by their son Clyde Mason. Friends
I will be glad to learn that Mrs. Ma
son is improving, having suffered a
slight stroke while away.
Mrs. B. H. Palmer and son, and
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Palmer of Shelby,
I and Mrs. \V. L. Shuping of Gaston-!
ia. are the guests of Mrs, E!ric Nel-1
son. I
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Footman of!
Liliington and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whit-1
; ten of Fayeteville were visitors in'
inehur.st on Satxirday. '■
Richard Blue, son ot Mr. and Mrs. ^
i-Ialbert Blue was host to a number
. of his little friends. After the movie
‘‘Vanessa, Her Love Story,” the at
traction at the Pinehurst Theatre, i
Monday, March 4th, matinee and'
night, is a distinctive production ot |
the better class which will appeal to
those interested in finer pictures, j
Women especially should like the pic-1
ture because it is a "love story” from
start to finish. It deals with drinking
j fighting men and demure but shrewd
1 women in the days wlien chivalry
j rede the woods and lanes of Merrie
I England. The cast is headed by Rob
ert Montgomery who is in love with
Helen Hayes. Miss Hayes is at her
best and May Robson docs a good
job as the spry grandmother of 100
years. Others in the cast are Otto
Kruger. Lewis Stone, Henry Stephen
son, Constance Collier, Donald Crisp,
Aileen Pringle and Lawrence Grant.
“Evensong,” the attraction at the
Pinehurst Theatre, W’ednesday, March
6th, matinee and night, presents in
its leading role that glamorous artist
of the stage and screen, the lovely,
ash-blonde Evelyn Laye. Tt seems
quite fitting that Miss Laye, who has
herself figured so conspicuously in
opperetta successes, should be chos
en to carry the role of Irela, the op
eratic tar who turned her back Ton
love in order to follow the call of,
her career. Naturally this role calls
for a voice of extraordinary beauty,
and of this Miss Laye is assuredly
possessed, as adrairers all over the
at the Ck>uiitry Club with sight ta*
bles in play. Prizea for high scores
were won by Mrs. H. B. Loeb, Mrs.
Karry Gage, Mrs. Robert Skinner,
Miss Hatfield, Miss Thompson Mrs.
Elmer Harrington, Mrs. Elmer Davis
and Mrs. H. E. Thrower. Tomorrow,
Saturday, the monthly business meet
ing will precede the game.
It Pavs to Advertise in The Pilot.
RAEFORD THEATRE
Raeford N. C.
Friday, March 1
Shows at 3:30, 7:15 and U
EDITH WHARTON’S
I
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«00l* r»TO« • JUNI ClAtWOMH
ISTHIII (AISTON
"'Saturday,” March 3
Shows at '^:30, *<:15 and U
rtt tmn.
^ IN
WITH
Monday-Tuesday, March 4, J
Shows Daily at 3:30, 7 and 9:20
APPAREL.
For Active or Spectator Sportswear
White Flannel Skirts ....$3.25, $6.50, $9.00
Imported Tweed Skirts $6.50
Coats to match or solid color $11.75
Novelty Flannel and Tweed
Skirts _ $1.95—$2.95
Ang-ora Suits, Double Breasted Coats,
in colors with White Skirt $25.00
Swagger Coat to Match $25.00
DOBBS
Straws and Felts $5.00 up
Chamois and Suede Coats, 25% Reduction.
THE
Carolina Theatres
Pinehurst-Southern Fines
PRESENT
At Pinehurst
Monday, March 4th,
3:00 and 8:15
' they were guests at his home tor country can atte.st. after hearing her
' !iupper. Those present were Jane in Noel Coward' .stage production
! Drexel. Joan and Graham Johnston, “Bitter Sweet," of a few seasoos ago.
j Freddie and Jackie Powdrell, Toby I "Evensong” is ba.scd on the pljty and
' Biddle, Dimcan Vail, Harold and novel by the same name. Mi.ss Laye
Bradley Buckminster, Fay Neville, I is supported by a notable cast
Peter Tufts and Billy Blue.
Mrs. L. M. Murray was hostess at
bridge on Monday evening at the
i Country Club for Mrs, Harold Cal-
‘‘Living on Velvet,” the attraiTtion
at the Pinehurst Theatre. Friday,
March 8th, matinee and night, Tiiiere
are imusual air maneuver.^ with some
lowaj', Mrs. Eric Nelson and Mrs, maddest stunting imaginatrle
; Bert Nicolls.
On Saturday Miss Mary Currie was
:i hostess at tea at the Country Club,
entertaining for Miss Louise Futrelle
of Winston-Salem, Mrs. Francrcs Ni
colls and Mrs. A. P. Thompson.
Mrs. Charles W. Picquet was host
ess at bridge on Thursday afteiTiOon.
.\fter the game refreshments were
, served. Mrs. Williard. Dunlop receiv
ed high score prize and Mrs. A. P.
Thompson Low.
A GAUMONT BRITISH PRODUCTION
One Cent a word each
vharire, 25 cents.
All Want Ads must be paid for
inMrtloDv
by an airplane pilot, who' plays tit«»
role of an airman suppQ.^ed to be
somewhat "cracked” after a terrifi*.*
■ accident. There is a unique romance?
in the story in wliich two fri.inds love'j
the same girl, but each does his best i
to give her to the other to niake the
woman happy. Kay Francis has the ;
leatfing rofe of a beautiful society
girf, who is madly infatuated with
the daredevil aviator and ^marries ,
him despite the objections of her fam- i
I ily'. George Brent, as the aviator does ^
an unusually Tine piece of work; and
I Warren William is excellent. Helen:
' Lowell anrf Henry O'Weill, both vet- | ~
erans of the stage, deserve special
' mention far their characterizations, i
rtion. Miatmam An excitihg and hilarioas screen
xnittziisaz
All Knitted Suits Greatly Reduced.
C. T. PATCH DEPARTMENT STORE
i SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
«•
WediDM»dayp iVfarcb: 6
S4io\vs at 8:30, .*:15 ivnd 9
smm
“ T T THOMA TODD
I LAU»KOrf CRCWS
‘'SXETS” GMbAGMei
otfoc Wii»wi CATien
I'hiinwlay, Friday, Maich 7, 8
Uin^er Rogers and Francis
L^rieter in
“Romance in
Manhattan''
The Citizens Bank and Trust Co.
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
GEO. C. ABRAHAM, V. Pre.s, ETHEL S. JONES, Ass’t. Cashier
IJ. S. POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY
A SAFE CONSERVATIVE BANK
DEPOSITS INSURED
BY
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
WASHINGTON, D. C.
ccfinn maximum insurance ccnnn
^uUUU FOR EACH DEPOSITOR ^UUUU
At Pinehurst
Wednesday, March 6,
3:00 and 8:15
llifiUg an Vphet"
IVILLIAM
MlliliE DKEWT
kf FRANK BOBZAGE • A Firtt N«tMaal Pictur*
At Pinehurst
Fiiday, March 8th,
C:CO and 8:15
kcforc I entertainment, “The Whole Town’s
Talking,” Cfie attraction at the Soath-
WELiTkXOW N PLA3«0 M.\Nl F^- ern Pines Theatre. Monday, Tuesday,
turer has small tipright piarao in | Wednesday, March 4’,, 5v 6, witdl 'a'
this locality. Will sell at bargain Tuesday matinee, is even at this ear-
rather than ship back. Terms can | ly date certain to be incriKled ammig
be arranged. Write Factory Dis-: the ten best pictures of the current
tributor, Box 1124,. High Point, N. | year. Crammed full of suspense, ac-
i c. Maris, tiim, comedy and' startling surprises,
, — tire film presenCs EMward G. Rol«n-
son in hiis first .screen comedy role.
Rtobinson is cast in the' thrtE-inspirsng
LOST — One pair of horned-rim
glasse.s in browTi leather case.
Please return to Algene Hoskins at' gf inoffensive little clerk who
Carolina Power and Light Co., or i
Post Office and receive reward. 1
EDWARD (i ROBINm
THE WHOlt I0WN5 TALKING
A COIUMBIA PICTtfHt
_Adcutormat WTT—5t8A—1 col.xl4I.
A t So: tiie n i^ines
1 Icn„Trej., Vvol,
Ma^ch 4
IVl.;tinee Tuestlay at 2:00
carouses through a suries of laugh
laden aiiVentunes wl»*n hK startling
resemblance to an escaped despera
do is dfecover'td; Jeam Ardhur is fea
tured opposite Robinson as a fllp'^
young stenographer whom the meok '
FOR SALE: To cfose estate ,the
Achorn place in Pinebluff. Three
bedrooms and bath; hot air fur
nace with new Oil-O-Matic oil
burner; nearly three acres of ad wed f(U-years. But only j
when ftis name races across the na-
FOR SALE: The Holbrcwk place,| tions’s front page is he able to sam-
which the heirs wish to dispose ot i mon up en-mgh cwuragjr to tell iter
Four bedrooms and bath, steam ' of hii love. Wallaos Fond turns in one
i heat, seven lota. Levi Packard. M30. of Ws suj^ire perfoimance.s as a
: — newspaper reporter; Arthur Byron
PRIVATE 'rUTORING - Teacher ^ credinably
I with graduate training and success- ^ Attorney; Etienne Gi-
: ful tutoring experience will take .^tertatong as the har.«,cd
I limited number for mdividual
coaching. R. M., The Pilot.
head cleirft.
1 The most slartling- innovation in
’ MULE FOR SALE; An extra good screen entertaihmetrt since motiion
working mule weighing around pictures were first discovered is of-
100 pounds. Sound in wind and f^red ia a return engTigement of ‘Ses
, limb. Priced very low. See D. D. quoia” M-G-ttTs nature drama ftrtitur. I
I Elliott, Southern Pines. ! J«an Parker, and the attcaction
— - at thje Southern Pines Theatre,. March
LOST AUTO LICENSE NO. 205-996. 7_ g 9^ Thursday, F^day, Saturday,
i Finder notify Rev. W. J. Pledger, | with a Saturday matinee. A human
Box 55, Southern Pines, N. C^ j romance ts blended into a story ot
FOR RENT: Centrally located sunny
Americar* animal Jite containing such
apartment, comfortable and con-: scenes as a mountain lion
venient. Pleasant porch. 15 Penn. ^ deadly en
emies, playK^g together like lambs.
Ave., East. Opposite Municipal 1
tennis court. Lillian A. Roberts.
Southern Pines
Thu.-Fri.-Sat.,
March 7. 8, 9,
MaUnee Saturday at 3:00
Added Attraction; Laurel
and Hardy in
“TIT FOR TAT”
Worlcs Like A CiiannOn
TOUGHS OLD COUGHS
E.ASTERN STAR PARTY AT
EDDY HO.\IE GREAT SICCESS
The party given by the Home Com
mittee of Magnolia Chapiter No. 26,
Order of the Ea.-itern Star on Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. E. C.
Eddy, was an unqualified success, so
cially and financially. This offair was
given for the benefit of the Masonic
No argument—money back if two
! or three doses of Bronchuline Emul- . „ ^ „
Sion don’t give you InSTANT, unmis-
takable relief. Broad Street Pharmacy! Greensboro and the committee in
. „ . ' charge is anxious to express its ap-
and all other good druggists guaran-; r., ^ ^
jj. oo t, I preciation of the hearty support giv-
Contains no chloroform nor other ^ worthy cau^e. More than
narcotics, and no sweet, sugary syrup. ■ ^ games
TVT t X. J! . „ provided for their amusement.
Not habit-forming. Smells worse than j
it tastes. But if you are coughing
yourself to pieces, INSTANT RELIEF
THISTLE CLUB
Last Saturday afternoon the This-
is what you want—and what you get. j tie Club held its weekly bridge tea
The
Mid-South Insurance Agency
INCORPGR.VTED
Announces
That J. N. S. Brewster, Jr., has purchased
the capital stock of this corporation and in asso
ciation with Mr. H. G. Phillips, joint owner, will
continue the business under the same firm name
in its former location next to the Bank of Pine
hurst.
The new officers are: J. N. S. Brewster, Jr.,
President, H. G. Phillips, Treasurer, and H. D.
Vail, Secretary.
Mrs. Irene Couch Millar, who has been con
nected with the ag’ency for some three years, will
continue with the new organization.