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THE PILOT. Soathern Pines and Abenfeen, North Carolhui
Friday, June 12, 1936
Charles W. Picquet will leave the
«nd of next week for Washington, D.
C., tu attend the annual convention of
Kiwanis International as the official
delegate from the Kiwanls Club of
Aberdesn. The convention opena on
June 21st and runs through the 25th.
Mrs. Cadwallader of
Pinebluff Dies at 89
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THE
Caroliia Theatre
Southern Pines
!*resents
Added: Mickey Mouse in
“Grand Opera.”
Mon., Tue-, Wed.,
June 15,16,17,
S:20 P. M.
Matinee Tuesday at 3:00^
Tliu. & tf i. (2 days)
June 18, 19
8:20 P. M.
I#. EVERY
SATURDAY
oF# NIGHT
Sat. (One Day Only),
June 20th,
M^atinee Saturday at 3:00
One of Few Remaining Pioneer
Women of Titusville, Pa-,
Pa^es at Home Here
HOEY HIGH FOR GOVERNOR,
BAILEY RENOMINATED
Pinebluff was saddened on Sunday
by news of the death at her home
here cf Mrs. Mary A. W. Cadwallad
er, one of the village’s most distin
guished and beloved citizens. She was
89 years of age and recently suffered
a stroke following which her decline
was steady.
The following abituary appeared
this week in The Titusville, Pa., Her
ald:
Mrs. Cadwallader was one of the
The augmented ccoling system has
been completed in the Carolina Thea
tre and patrons are thoroughly en
joying it; in fact, one of the patrons
remarked to the manager that here
after. she was going to wear her
; “flannels.”
I For the first time since Rossini
composed the William Tell Overture
I almost a century ago, words have,
I been set to the internationally famous |
I composition. Music lovers everywhere ^
will hear it sung as well as played in
Walter Wanger’s (the maker of
“Trail Of The Lonesome Pine”) pro
duction “Fatal Lady,” which stars'
few remaining pioneer women who] Mary Ellis, famous Metropolitan Op-
came to Titusville in the early days era soprano, which is the attraction
of the cil excitement and was a fac- at the Southern Pines Theatre Mon-
tor in building a better city socially, day, Tuesday, and Wednesday, June
religiously and educationally.
Mrs. Cadwalleder was born in New
York city October 26, 1847, where
she had the advantage of a liberal ed
ucation. She was particularly fhter-
ested in the higher things of life, mus
ic, art and literature, and was known
as one of Titusville’s most cultured
women.
Her husband, the late J. A. Cadwal
lader, was one of the pioneer oil men.
He was also much interested in the
building of a more stTbstanTial city
and promoted the development of the
city around the City park in the Sec
ond ward. The Cadivalleder home was
for many years on North Perry street
just above the C. F. Emerson prop
erty.
Mrs. Cadwallader was one of the
early members of the Titusville Wo
man’s club and served two years as
president in tl^.e early part of the new
century. For many years she was very
active in the work of the club andS
much interested i nail civic projects
for the betterment of Titusville.
Having affiliated with the Jlpisco-
pal church a.s a girl, Mrs. Cadwal
lader was for many years active in
the work of St. James’ Memorial
church. She had travelled extensive
ly both in the United States and
abroad.
15, 16, 17, with a Tuesday matinee.
Of all the so-called classical numbers
Ever written, the William Tell Over
ture has probably been heard the most
universally and by all classes of peo
ple. In a scene laid in a Brazilian op
era house, Mary Ellis and a troupe
of “Brazilian Opera Singers” intro,
duce the new treatment of the old
air in a novel sequence of the screen
drama. Miss Ellis is seen in “Fatal
Lady' as an opera star, risen to the
heights of a Metropolitan Opera ca- ^
reer, only to be cast into the depths j
of singing in a Paris Apache -dive i
when men unfortunate enough to have
fallen in love with her have been
miu-dered. The story is filled with
thrills, as su.spicion is cast from one
character to another with such start
ling rapidity as to keep the audience
constantly mystified. As an added at
traction, Mickey Mouse will appear
in “Grand Opera.”
The combination of drama, laughter
and romance that Damon Runyon in
troduces in his imitable fiction comes
to the screen at Southern Pines
Thursday and Friday, June IS and 19,
with a Thursday matinee in Metro-
Gcldwyn-Mayer’s adaptation of his
prize-winning Story, “The Wise Guys.”
Here is a story practically made to
order for the screen Robert Young
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Horton 1327
McNeill - - -.1620
Secretary of State
Wade 1752 |
Eure I
Dunnagan 376 i
Auditor I
Dowell - ®50 :
Pou 1®*® I
Miller
*^>...iam
Treasurer
Wohl
Johnson 2681
Superintendent of Public, Instruction
Erwin 2063
Alderman "^^2
Craig 772
Conuniflsioner of Agriculture
Scott 2291
Graham 1445
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Dress Sale
'i wo outstanding groups—Special for
this week an unusual group of
washable silks, values to $10.00,
Choice I $5.00
Tailored silks, hand blocked linens,
nets, values to $12.95, Choice $6.95
These two special groups have been
brought to the main floor for your
convenience.
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DEPARTMENT STORE
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Mrs. Cadwalleder was sister of the ; and Betty Furness' have the roman-
late William C. Warner, Mr. Cadwal- j tic leads. The story relates the ad-
lader died in 1903. She is survived by^venfiires of a rich man's son who
l;wc daughters. Mrs. Mary Cadwallad- j strolled from his father’s private car
?r Benedict and Miss Elinor Cadwal-1 on a de luxe tram to encounter a
lader. bcXh of whom were with their
mother when she pas.sed away. A
grandson, Cadwallader Benedict, a
senioi' at Princeton University, also
survives. A daughter, Edith, wife of
Dr. Crowder of Chicago, died about i
beautiful girl in a forward coach.
From that moment the story is a
^trearn-lined account of colorful ac
tion and romance, with a wealth of,
humor
“Here is a picture that any exhfbi-.
thirty years ago. j certainly those playing to family
For a score or mere years. Mrs. j jra^e audiences, can be glad' to pre_
"ZJadwallader had owned a beautiful ggj,j fjjg audience. a« the entertain-^
home at Ptnc bluff, where she spent | present and' the way it pre-,
sents it is all wool and a couple of i j
yards wide.” So says^ the Motion Pic-! ■
ture Daily of “Every Saturday
Night.” the attraction for Saturday,
he winte!"s, but she had not returned
to Titusville the past two summers.
The body was taken to Yardley,
near Philadelphia, where interment
side Mr. Cadwallader was made 20trt, one day only) with a mat-
"iiesday afternoon in Makefield cerae- |
tery, I
TMIKD HEGKEE’' T.ACTICS
ffV POLICE KEPOKTED
Southern Pines o'fficials are investi- "“^^s with Icving but resolute matur-
-rating th« report of unwarranted ity che whole thing Being just a few
"third degree” methods applied by
one or more local police officers in
attempting to wring a confession
from a negro suspected of recent
thefts in town. Much talk was heard j'
on the streets yesterday but no defi- . .
^ of “Our American Family,” with the
nite statements were obtainable and ^
. , . ' same e<i»t which consists of Jed
Hs far' as is known no charges have , , . „ , ^
ir .J ' Prouty, father; Spring Byington,
been preferred against any officer. •’ ^ ™
^ t mother,- Jlme Lang, daughter; Flor-
The matter is er.pected to come up for ® J’
* . ,, ence RoOerts, grandhiorfter, Kemteth
iiscussion at nijxt weeks meetmg of ® ’
^ •• Howell, 17, with his first tuedof
•he Board of Commissioners. , v
George Ernest, I?, a cofd-eyed bantu
Dressed poultry at the Curb Mar- er. and' little Jtme CSrIson, with «
hot. yen to be Garbo.
inee at J:00. It is a domestic comedy-
drama of a typical American family
and blends drama with comedy, hu-j
mor with pathos, Heartache with
heart-thrlll, as mocfem yonttt con^
I hours chapped out of the Ever'is fam
ily life.
“Every Saturday Night"' proved to-
be such a hit at its preview that the
studio immediately dfeciderf to make
it the first of a senes under the title
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