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Page Eight THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina Friday, September 6, 1635. See Us Before you Plant Your Winter Lawn Pinehurst Warehouses It’s Time To Start Preparing for School Get your child’s school dresses here. We have a big variety of print dress goods at 10c, 15c, 20c Print Dresses at 59c, 75c, 98c Anklet Sox 15c, 20c, 25c Shoes for Children 98c to . .$1.98 We can supply all your school needs—pencils, tablets, note books, fillers, ink, all the small items necessary for a school child. Women’s Fall Shoes „_.$1.98, $2.98 Men's Fall Shoes $1.98, $2.98 Men’s Fall Shoes ..$3.50, $4.00 Friendly Five Shoes $5.00 GET IT AT NELVIN BROTHERS .\BERDEEV, X. C. THE Carolina Theatre Southern Pines (The coolest place in the Sandhills) It’s In.'Ulated PRESENTS LEDERER ■III I. flOOtlCTlOa ^ FRAN'CES dee Added: Mickey Mouse in “Pluto’s Judgement Day.” Mon., Tue., Wed., Sept. 9,10,11, 8:15 Matinee Tuesdav at 3:00 mQ. Thu., Fri., Sat., Sept. 12, 13, 14, 8:15 Matinee Saturday at 3:00 The Week in Aberdeen ! The Rev. E. M. Harris has return. Portsmouth, Va.. spent Monday with 1 ed from a meeting at the Baptist ; Mrs. Robert Gwyn. Church in Ansonville. C. L. Adams, manager of the A. Unselfish Cooperation in Sandhills Urged Attorney Denny Wants South ern Pines, Aberdeen, Carthage, Pinehurst to Work as One Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Smith of Asheboro announce the arrival of i & P. store has been transferred to j & son, Charles N. Jr., August 20th. ! Raeford, and Mr. Glover has been I Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Vera sent here to take his place. ^ o k f or slashed asunder by the steel of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parrish of | Mrs. Robert Gw^yn was hostess to, ^ bullets of the blun_ Mullins, S. C., Mrs. Mary Farmer - her bridge club last Thursday after, i and son of Wagram and Mr. andl*ioon, at her home, entertaining at' Mrs. D. C. Wallace of Greensbgjl^ five tables. The high score prize was were week end guests of Mr. and awarded to Mrs. John Sloan and a Mrs. Mack Wallace. I guest prize presented to Mrs. Wim. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fowke and son berly Bowman, of Apex were Sunday guests of ; Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Melvin and chiU Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Edge. | dren spent last week.end in the Miss Joanna Johnson, who has! niountains of North Carolina. been visiting Mr and Mrs. H. A. j " Gunter, returned to her home in < Lemon Springs this week. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Page and children of Statesville are guests of i Mrs. Robert N. Page this week. j »pj,g effervescent charm, intriguing Miss Emma Page, who has been ^ remarkable comedy thirthe‘story’' o7‘the'Th7eV Mus! the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. B.; Francis Lederer are the ^eteers written by that master, Wilder, has returned to her home in attraction at the Southern Pines Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin M. Creel .|U tended the Thomas reunion at Clover, S. C. last week. Mrs. Chas. B. Davis left for Sal. isbury Monday, where she will con. duct a Beauty Parlor. Theatre, Monday, Tuesday and Wed. nesday, Sept. 9, 10, 11, w'ith a Tues day matinee, where the romantic (Contmued from page 1) controlled and either held together "Today, after three hundred years, we find that the absence or presence of selfishness, which was confined exclusively neither in the King, Queen or the Cardinal, determines the value to France and the world of all their activities, and whether they resulted In what was thought then to be success or failure makes but little matter. The Three Musketeers "Perhaps I could get a large ma. jority agreemen t that out of this period of history came no finer thing Alexander Dumas. "The swordsmen of the French Army were in the service of the j King, Lords, Dukes and the like.' France but the allegience to their immediate Duke and the many in. Czech star is heading the cast of >pj.u|y they were all fighting for "The Gay Deception.” In this light.hearted comedy, ^ tj which sweeps you along in its gusty giant gave often an ample Mr. Mrs. Edward Harrison; roni6dv s6QU6nc6S Lcdcrcr has re it ^ I ^ sequences, ims ‘*^-|test of their real loyalty to France and Mrs. Frank Page ox Hig'n Point !rQr)tni'Gd for the scr66n that intan « * *. • lui me ociccu 1.110,1. lui-an. 1 again the contest is self. visited Miss Floy Martin last Thurs- gi^jg something which created his (gjjjjgggg sensational success when he first day while enroute to Myrtle Beach. Miss Frances Wimberly, •accom. versus helpfulness. | "In one company of the King’s , made his appearance on the Broad- j , f ^u' 1"^^ stage. .member, were three swordsmen j ,W. H. Goldsmith to Beckley, U . Mounted and dressed with lavish I ^oth | \ a last week on a visit. , beauty and color of a Jesse L. Lasky I Mr. and Mrs. John Brantley and production. "The Gay Deception” j fire.arms caused them to whirls its principals, Lederer and , ^hree Musketeers, Frances Dee, through a hilarious se. jthem; Porthos,, a large, ries of comedy adventure to a Joy-| tail man, handsome, forceful; Athos, serving the advancement of the United States of America. “Back into history and the story we find the advancement of civili zation three hundred years ago de. pending not upon the success of the King or the Cardinal or the Queen, and in the Three Musketeers and their added companion from the out. side we acclaim their devotion to the one compelling purpose expressed in their immortal motto, ‘All For One, One for All.’ The Sandhills Musketeers “And now this gathering of men living as we do on peculiar ground, land that has been so long in the making that there hovers over it a climate so desirable that life here is sought for by those who are weak and would be strong, by young and old who would live long and happi. ly. Our purpose is their comfort, their comfort is our accomplishment. "If today you were seated by town or community groups there would be three from the Sandhills and one from the hills of clay. And Porthos would be Pinehurst; Athos, Southern Pines; Aramis, Aberdeen and D’Artagnan our County seat, "Many separate interests do we have. Our four groups each have problems which some men would work out on the doctrine of self- preservation, but may it be proposed and not opposed that our best ad. vance, best preservation and surely the happiest and most pleasant, lies in the adoption In our Individual lives, among our business associates. in our community groups and for our entire county the motto of the Musketeers, ‘All For One, One For Air.” Little Jean Overton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Overton, cele. brated her third birthday at a party Thursday afternqon, August 29th. Her guests were Delores Merrill, Nelia Ruth Johnson, Agnes Ann Buckley, Lewis Allison Phillips, Sonny Baker and Sonny and Buddy Vial. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pethlc, their daughter Sylvia and son Richard, are expected to arrive In town this Frl. day. Cyrus Butler of Kingsport, Tenn^ was a week.end visitor In town. Pee Dee Monument Com|Miny C. O. Funderburke, Mgr. Marble and Granite Memorials Rockingham, N. C. C. A. Gillis, Rep., Rockingham, N. C. Irene Downer, Raeford, N. C. Guaranteed Investments (Retirement Income and Annuities) ASSURE Life and Accident Proteetion through Carl G. Thompson Phone Southern Pines 7363 Representing The Travelers Insurance Co (Life-Accident and Group Dept.) Hartford, C'onn. children spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Campbell enroute to Portsmouth, Va, Mrs. J. Talbot Johnson and chil. dren, who have been visiting In the ous romantic climax. i older, much beyond the average size ^ ^ r V deceivers of the film are : ^ attitude and se. E^ns’land States and YorK tviio nair* L^dprcr a Princc mas . » i_- *. j *. • . u 1 pan. i^euerer, a r-iince renity which made him stand out in I City, are returnmg home this week, querading as a member of the staff . Jesse Carter of the CCC Camp at' an ultra-luxurious hotel, and Miss Polkton, spent the Labor Day holl. 1 Dee, who is having a fling on some ; days at home with his parents. j xnoney she has won and pretending to j The Rev. E. L. Barber, John D. n,g an heiress. Lavishly produced, the McLeod and John D. McLean are pj^^m-g tells the story of two light. : delegates from the Presbyterian | hearted pretenders, who manage to g^me to Paris with the , Church here to the Synod of North penetrate each other's bluff, and in strength of his hills In his fine body, ' Carolina being herd at the Flora [time pach other’s dream of romance ^ a, ■ J ,1 r. J c • I ’ owners uream 01 romanue. dashing of their streams in his 1 Macdonald College in Red Springs added attraction is the latest of any group; Aramis, medium, Immac. ulate, very handsome, dashing and of good breeding. "By what appeared to be a series of most unfortunate circumstances a young man from the mountains of this week. use of the sword and a letter of m- j company of the Three Musketeers, to seek his fortune. And although' ^ Mickey Meuse’s offerings, “Pluto’s Captain of the | Edwin McKelthen, Jr., of New Day.” * York City Is spending bis vacation with his parents here. , Ten years ago a timid, bewilder, j j James A. Cockman of .North gd Swedish girl-Greta Louvlsa Gus.,^^ ^ I East, Pa spent last week-end visit, tafson-began her first screen role ; j^g I ling relatives here. 'at the Metro-GoldwTn.Mayer Studios, ; I Allen Gibson spent last week.enu Thi<j week this same woman now , , . *. »_• i*? i I. ^ “ wecK, Lnib same woman, now . aggressiveness got himself I in Jonesboro. ; known as Greta Garbo and the most j Nat Weaver has been quite ill for discussed woman in the world, ap. j the past week. pears here on Thursday, Friday and Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKeithen Saturday, Sept. 12, 13, 14, with a . and son of W Inston.Salem have been Saturday matinee, In her tenth an. j recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. nlversary picture. This production of McKeithen. Tolstoy’s immortal “Anna Karenina” into separate duals with all three of I the Musketeers during his first day I in Paris. j The law against dueling and the j enmity of the Cardinal’s guards re-' suited in five of these calling on the | Three Musketeers to submit to ar. ■ week. Mrs. W. H. Rose and Miss Pauline Quillen of Norfolk, Va.. spent the rest, which the three were able to ; S Immortal Maxim ‘‘Even if I had the time I would E. V. PERKINSON General Contractor Storage Mrs. C. Ij. Williams of Hemp spent jg Garbo’s twentieth picture for M. last Monday in Aberdeen visiting her q.m, a conslstant average of twP , resist very successfully when the cousin, Mrs. Alex Brewer. 1 films yearly for the same studio , ^ ^ ^ 1:' nr TiTaHi „ or,^' yeany lor me same siuaio yomjg unknown D Artagnan joined Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Medlin and gjnce her fli-st arrival in America., forces with his enemies against Gloria Gray, spent the Labor Day ^ evidenced by the first scenes | lYieir common foe holidays at Davis. j ^^hich Garbo appeared for "Anna Francis Harris has been visiting Karenina,” the new picture is the friends In Norwood for the past most dazzling, colorful and dramat. ... , , .. not dare attempt to spoil your pleas. 1C production of her entire career. 1 f f j ^ „ f 4. ' ure In re.readlng just how' it came The Garbo supporting cast is one “ , ,, , , ,, , , about that the Three Musketeers be- of the largest ever assembled around , week.end at the home of Mrs. Rose’s the first lady of the screen. Heading' I brother, H. J. Edge, whUe Mr., Rose ’ it are Frederic March, her co.star; 1 unselfishness gave to the world I played in the Seaboard golf tourna- Freddie Bartholomew, who played Dumas perhaps Iment at Southern Pines. the title role in "David Copperfield”; 1°“*’ j Miss Edith Stanton of Dillon, S. Maureen O’Sullivan. Mary Robson i iC., spent Tuesday in Aberdeen visit. I Rathbone and thirty.four other well-i ^ before, ; ing Mrs. Mack Wallace. known players, including Phoebe Pronounce the et.ern. I I Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wiley and Foster, of the Broadway stage; motto, theirs was the greater | ■Miss Mabel Lawrence spent the La- Reginald Owen and Reginald Den. j building within themselves J ! bor Day holidays at Morehead City. »<■.. character which subdued and dis_ I Miss Sadie Sutton of V^aldosta, Ga., has returned to Aberdeen to re. sume her work as secretary to B. B. Saunders during the coming to bacco season. Mr. and Mrs. Dock Byrd and Miss I directed by Chester Hale, famous for I when his might often Marguerite Hunt have returned from his great ensembles at’the Capitol' obtained much more, a vacation trip to the western part [ Tfieatre, New York. I "Athos used his superior knowl edge and the fine organization of | his personality for the elevation and ' strengthening of the weaker places of those with whom he was associat. ed. ny Within the picture is a Russian baL: Introselfishness of their let, directed by the famous Viennese ’ hearts. choreographer, Margaret Wallman, | “Porthos curbed the power of his and the Mazurka, which takes place, strength and took for himself in the grand Moscow ballroom, was of the state. Mark Davis has returned home af. ter spending a month at the CltL _ _ . zens Military Training Camp at Fort BMthem Pines, N. C. Tel. 6038 gragg I Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Thomas I of Raeford and Mr. and Mrs D. G. I McFaydPU 'of Fayetteville were i guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Free. ! man last week-end. I Mrs. W'. R. Creel and daughter, Miss Edythe, have returned from a I visit with relatives in Selma and Halifax. ! Mr. and Mrs. Fairley Bay of San. I ford spent last Tuesday afternoon ; in Aberdeen, Mrs, Dare Wetmore and daughter, ^^gnsEsnssnsr, Will be in his officc OT«r ih« Po«t Office, Sanford, N. C., %wtirj Wednesday, from 10:00 a, m. to S:00 p. m. Don’t fall to see him if jrour eyee are weak. A. Li. ADAMS PAINTER — DECORATOm PAPER HAK6BR WALL PAPERS Phone 6922 J. N. POWELL, INC. Punera! Directing Embalming Ambulance Service Day and Night rhoce 6161 East Broad St., Southern Pines Service Since 1896 WANT E D WANTED—Your old furniture. We give the best trading price. Get new furniture easily. We also buy your old furniture for the highest possible price. McLean Furniture Co., Southern Pines. WANTED—Someone to take over a practically new upright piano in this locality and finish payment on small balance now owing. Prompt action essential. Write Credit Mana- Marlon Dare, of Durham vvere’ggr^ 1124, High Point, N. C. guests of Mrs. Robert Gwyn and j Aug. 16—Sep. 6. Mrs. G. G. Martin last Sunday. j — Mrs. C. V. Miller and daughter, | BARGAINS at the Trade Store this Miss Charlotte have returned from a visit with friends in Carthage. The Rev. L. M. Hall is assisting the Rev. D. P. Waddell in a series of revival services at the Methodist Church of the Fayetteville district. Miss Bettie Guilds of Washington, D. C., is visiting in Aberdeen as the guest of Mi.v^ labelle McDonald. Mr. and Mr. C. S. Montelth of week Include the New Electrolux Oil Burning Refrigerator, New Nesco Oil Stove, Congoleum Rugs, new Mattresses a®d used articles too numerous to mention. Ex change what you don’t want for something you need, or buy at a small profit for cash. H. A. LEWIS, Trader, Southern Pines, N. C. ‘‘Aramis spent the prestige of his Influence at Court and the power of his lineage to the advancement of his fellows, and his beautiful cloak never hid an advantage that was not used for the common good. "And D’Artagnan, who made his way to the side of the King and Queen and to the very throne of the Government, ever extended his great political and physical strength for all and even parted with the gift ring of the Queen that his fellows might be better equipped to serve. “But what has all this to do wltU this group of genial gentlemen who are se kind to listen to these bor_ rowings of mine? “Let’s go back. We found that the two houses of our present Con. gress, the President and the Supreme Court, made a group of four, each with separate interests, sej-.arate duties, ^nd separate obligations, j succeeding or falling in all of their j several purposes in proportion to their adherence to the one pi*-pose of i How Far Will Your Dollar Go? Pint Jar If you spend it for foods at I’enders, you’ll find it will go a lonjj way. Here’s a few of the many bargains to be found at any Pen der Store. Mother’s Tasty SALAD DRESSING or Kolish Spread 25c Rock-Co Libby’s Sliced or Crushed 17c ?r.‘ COCOA 2-lb. Ctn. 17c PINEAPPLE 15c No. 2 Cart Colonial Fresh Packed Lima Beans Dromedary Blended Fruit Juice No. 2 can No 2 Can 10c 10c SCHOOL SUPPLIES * • D. P. Tablets, wide oi* narrow, ea. 5c Composition Books, ea. 5c Triangle Simplex Paper, pkg-. ... 5c Genuine Simplex Binders, ea. 10c Dependable Pencils, ea. 2c D. P. Mucilage, bottle 5c D. P. Ink, blue, black, red, bottle 5c Peter Pan jars 2Sc Peanut Butter 3 Triangle Beverages 6 hr 25c Lime, Lemon, Orange. Grape Swansdown For Breakfast CAKE FLOUR GRAPE NUTS 29c pkg. 17c pkg. Delicious Hotor Iced D. r. BLEND COFFEE 21c lb. I
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