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Page Eight THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, NV>rth Carolina Friday, Augfust 7, 193d. WANT'S WANTED: Young girl desiring to go to night school in Washington, D. C., to look after two small child- > ren in daytime for Government couple. Room, board, tuition and transportation, Sept. 1. The Week in Aberdeen TWELVE large Guernsey Lily (red spider) bulbs, $25 per bu.. $10 per Zadie Leach. 100, $2 per doz. Plant now for fall bloom. Also other spring bulbs at reduced prices. Mrs. O. L. Cloud, Hamlet, N. C. THOSE SPECIAL PRICES ON SUMMER HOODS tAre still good and you still have two months to wear pummer clothes. Get a New Supply Now! Get a pair of the new fall sandals at , $1.98 New square toe^oxford $1.98 ^Vomen's new fall dress shoes, suede and patent combina- > tions, black and brown ....$1.98 Men’s new fall pants, brown and blue, 50 percent wool $2.48 is in itself genuine entertainment. For those who missed it before and Mrs. James Buchanan has returned there they will go to New York for a for those who have requested to see short stay. i it once more, the Southern Pines Jesse Frink of Columbia, S. C., ' Theatre, by popular demand, is bring- spent the week-end at home with J ing back, on Thursday and Fridayi Mrs. Frink. j Aug. 13, 14, with a Thursday mati- Little Vivian and Billie Byrd en-; nee. that unforgettable picture, tertained a large number of their "State Fair,” the picture that friends at their home last Saturday , brought Will Rogers his greatest afternoon, celebrating their third and | fame. Remember the thrill “State fourth birthdays. Fair" gave your heart? Remember Mrs. Dewey Cockran and small' ^»ow you laughed at Will Rogers in to her home in Broadway after a ten day visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Neill Graham and small son, Ralph of Durham are vis iting Mrs. Graham’s mother, Mrs. Miss Edythe Wyche of Sanford was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Batchelor last week-end. Dr. E. M. Medlin spent Monday in Raleigh. daughter have returned from a two weeks visit with relatives in Penn- Mrs. C. M. Wilson and sons, Clif- ayivania. ton and Robert are .spending two | Mi.ss Frances Altraggie of Jackson- weeks t(-ith Mrs. Wilson’s mother in i I Jesse Windham. Miss Betsy Jean Johnson has re- „ ^ ^ . , . ft • 1 El Mr. and Mrs. C. Campbell of Phil- turned home after a visit in Fayette- I ^ ^ ^ . j adelphia are guests at the home of Mrs. S. E. Sloan during the peach sea- Bronw and blue check 80 per- ( cent wool $2.98 Navy blue, 80 per cent wool $2.98 Women’s ami children’s dresses, cotton and silk in a variety of styliBS 49c to $2.98 The new fall hats are here, pric ed 98c and $1.98 Nelvin Bros. Aberdeen and Southern Pines ville. Misses Jeanne Batchelor and Mary Margaret Burney spent Monday in Raleigh. Misses Nellie Blue and Martha Hayes Myers of Luarinburg were guests Sunday of Miss Dee Batchelor, Jere McKeithen has returned home for the remainder of the summer his greatest role, how Janet Gaynor and Lew Ayres stirred your heart with their summer romance, how you thrilled to the glamour and excite ment of the great state fair? Rog ers’ role In the film has been pro nounced the greatest -the beloved hu morist ever created while the cast also features In addition to Miss Gay- | nor and Ayers, a galaxy of favorites | Including Sally Ellers, Norman Fos- , ter Louise Dresser, Frank Carven I Patch’s Great Savings Sale son. Mrs. Malcolm Pleasants and daughter Anne spent Tuesday In Ral-' victor Jory. eigh. j Mrs. Clyde Valentine and children' George Raft and Delores Costello of Baltimore are visiting Mrs. Valen- Barrymore are co-starred In “Yours tine’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T, M, por The Asking,’’ comedy-romance THE Carolina Theatre Southern Pines Presents from Charleston, S. C. ’vliere he has Sharpe, been employed. Mrs. Ralph Caldwell, Jr.. and son have returned from Louisburg where they visited Mrs. Caldwell's parents for two weeks. Mrs. J. Talbot Johnson returned Sunday from a visit in Boston. Miss Mabel Doub, Mrs. Owen Hen drick and son, Billie Gray of Tobacco- ville are the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bumey. Misses Mae and Kathleen Kyne en tertained at the Community House last Friday evening, honoring their guest, Mias Miriam Lewis of Lurtitoer- ton. Over fifty of the younger set of Aberdeen and Southern Pines at tended. Mrs. J. P. Lewis and children of Lumberton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rhyne Sunday. They were accompanied home by Miss Mir iam Lewis who has been visiting here for two weeks. Miss Gwendolyn Zimmerman left Monday for Raleigh where she has ac cepted a position with the Resettle ment Administration. Miss Julia Riddick has returned to her home in Fountain after a week’s stay with her college room-mate. Miss Frances Jean Freeman. Mrs. William Taylor and son, Billy of Goldsboro are visiting Mrs. Tay lor’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. McLean during the month of August. Mi.ss Mabel Lockey of Kingsport, Tenn., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lockey several days this week. of a gambler who decides to learn Laurence Farrell, Norfleet Pleas- the ways of ftxriety, coming to the ants, J. C, Robbins. Scott Russell and Southern Plne^ Theatre, Saturday Jesse Wimberly left today for a ten (one day only) Adgust 15th, matinee day’s trip to the Texas Centennial and nigftt. 11 Exposition in F<»rt Worth, Tex. The picture boast* a supporting ;» Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Goodwin of cast of such screen favorites as Ida j I Ralflsh were guest# last week Of Lupino, Reginald Oweffl. James Glea- 11 Mrs. H. A. Keith. son, Lynne Overmafn, Richard ^ ^ Miss Ruth McLean, retttmlng from “Skeets” Gallagher and CMgar Ken- 11 a house party at Myrtle Saach, spent nedy. ^ several days of her vacatiwn at her “Yours For The Asking paces . home here last week. She returned to Raft in a story similar In many re J Greensboro Monday morning. spects to that of one of his grea es | Mr. and Mrs. S. L. windhtwn en- hit*, “Night After Night.” TC^ marks | tertained thirty guests at a water- his return to the type of role which i meton cut at the Mountain Ice Com- the movie public likes best for h m, pany Monday evening. : the tough egg with the smooth’ man- Mr*. Forrest Lockey was hostess »t ner. three tables cut bridge at her homie Mis.<? Barrymore, who stepped im- last Friday evening. Mrs. Malcolnt medlatrfy back Into her former lead- Pleasamt--^ was {fae winner o.f the club' ing place in fllmdom after a ffve- prize and Mrs. S. C. Barrett, the year absence, in “Little Lord Faimt- guest prize. leroy,’’ is also given a role exception- BVadlCord McLean of Lenoir spent ally suitexf t'’ Iior imusual talents'. SAVINGS FOR SHOPPERS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT SHOES Slaters, w’ere $8.00, now $4.95 Red Cross, were $6.50, now $4.95 A Miscellaneous lot, were $1.98 to $5.00, now 89c, $1.00, $1.98 Children’s^—a new stock—were $1.00 to $2.50 now at 75c and $1.00, below^ manufacturer’s cost. DRESSES were all higher priced, now .spec- ial 75c, 89c, $1.00, $1.49 Linen Hats, now 89c Dobbs Summer Felts, special $2.69 UNDERWEAR Panties, Briefs, and Bloomers 69c V Linen Suits and Separate Three Quarter Length Coats - $L98 JUSTIN New Catalina Felts for Fall Wear $5.00 to $9.50 C. T. PATCH DEPARTMENT STORE s Sunday at home. Comedy situations are built up’by ti'ie three aides. Miss Lupino, and a wandering salesman of ten-cenl gad gets. Reginard Owen, who poses as Mi.ss Lupino's aristocratic uncle for pui"poses of the plot. Rex Stuot’s famous sleepy sleuth Lynne Overman. James Gleason romcs to rib-cracking life on the ^^d Kdgar Kennedy are the com«dy- screm la the grandest mirth-and- j creating right-hand men of the ttig- murder movie in months. He’s the fa- time'gamttljeT. SATURDAY Look for tickets dropped from airplane. Finder gets free airi)iane ride, and special offer of merchandise, see C. J. SIMONS Telephone 7151 East Ilroed Street vorite man-hunter of millions, the fa mous beer-loving, murder - solving amateur detective—Nero Wolfe! Mo vie audiences will meet him for th<? first time in “Meet Nero Wolfe, ’ i the attraction at the Southern iPnes nmirimiiiniiiiini Mrs. R. G. Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. | Theatre, Monday, Tuesday and Wed- Robert G. Farrell. Jr., and Miss Es- ' nesday, Aug. 10, 11, 12, with a Tues- ther Farrell attended a homecoming , ,jay matinee in Chatham County last Sunday. j with just a bottlq-or two-of Miss Hazel Windham has returned beer, Wolfe solves baffling murders from Raleigh where she visited Mr. I committed with a Golf Club and a 1 needle. He can make a four-flusher Tues., Wed., Avg:. 10, 11, 12—S:20 Maf.nee Tue>dav at 3:00 Thu., and Fri. (2 days) Aug:. 13,14—8:20 Ma'inee Thursday at 3:00 Sat. (one Jay only) Ai’^, 15tb—8:20 iM-it.int.'j 3:«turdav at 3:00 1 ^ 1 and Mrs. S. J. Keith last week. Mi.ss Estelle Blue of Raleigh is the ■ on* of Philo V’ance and a sissy out guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blue. I of Sherlock Holmes. A.s Ihe old say- Mr. and Mrs. June Page of New ^ goes, it’s fun to be fooled by Nero Bern are visiting Mr. Page’s parents, ^ Wolfe! Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Page. j ^s Nero Wolfe, the crime sleuth, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Mosley and i portrayed by Edward Arnold, he Miss Nancy Carr Harrison o# La emerges as an entertaining, beer-im- Crosse, Va., spent several days last , bibing, orchid cultivating, stay-at- week with Mrs. H. A. Keith. j home, who solves his mysteries en- Mrs. Reid A. Page has returned tirely with his brains. His feet, his from Blowing ^Rock where she has hands, his legs, his eyes are personl- Sherwin-WOliams At Your Service! been visiting for the past two weeks. I Mrs. M. E. Youngblood is the guest I of her daughter, Mrs. Gordon Keith. Mr .and Mrs. Frank Shamburger fied in Lionel Stander, whose per formance wakens memories of the job he did in “Mr. Deeds Goes To Town,” and whose screen stature will and children are leaving the latter i increase as a result of his portrfiyal. part of this week for Virginia Beach, I Wolfe is interested primarily in fees, where they will be guests of Mr. [ and his amused and chuckling reac- and Mrs. George C. Moore. From *ions to the anxiety of the suspects >50* AVOID EMBARRASSMENT OF FALSE TEETH DROPPING OR SLIPPING 00**1 be cmbarr.is'iPd again by hn-- jfig your fal.se teeth slip or drop whf-n you eat, talk, laueli oi .sne.,.<ii-. Jus,, wrinkle a little P^STEETH on ymr Mates. This new, extremely fine pow der gives a wonderful st.nse of cc.mfru t. and security. No gummy, gooey taate or feeling. Get FAS- TEETH today at any good drug store. FALSaiÐ ‘ S IP-U TJ Pilot Ad\ ertlalng Faya. “Time To Paint Up” is no longer a job for the gay old springtime only. 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