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THE PILOT. Southern Pines and Aberdeen, Nbrth Carolina
Friday, November 6, 1936.
Sandhills Leg'ion Post
To Observe Armistice
Bif? Plans For Celebration on
Nov. 11 at West End School,
With Public Invited
Plana have been completed for ob
servance of Armistice Day, the
"Holiday of the A. E. F.,” by the
Sandhills Post, American Legion^ at
the West End School Auditorium on
Wednesday. November, 11, at 8:00
P. M., and Chairman Sinclair prom
ise the veterans and the public in
general an hour and a half cf acts,
THE
Carolina Theatre
Southern Pines
Presents
At Pinehurst
Monday, Nov. 9th,
3:00 and 8:20 P. M.
At Pinehurst
3:00 and 8:20 P. M.
Wednesday, Nov. 11,
At Pinehurst
Friday, Nov. 13th,
3:00 and 8:20 P. M.
MmUEL GOLDWtrn
has the honor
lo proMiil
WAITER HUSTON
RUTH CHATTERTON
RJIU» » ■
Added: Micliev Mouse in
“MICKEY’S CIRCUS”
At Southern Pines
Mon., Tue., Wed., Nov.
0, 10, 11—8:15 P. M.
Matinee Tuesday at 3:00
ER THAN "THANKS A MILLION"!
GIER THAN "SING, BABY, SING"!
At Southern Pines
Thu. and Fri., Nov.
12 13—8:15 P. M.
Matinee Thursday at 3:00
KEELS Or
fun!
Ai »outnern Pines
Saturday, Nov. 14th,
9:15 P. M.
Matinee at 3:00
song and dances, interspersed with
taTjleaux of a mere serious nature.
Amoung the numbers will be a
quartet from Pinehurst, a song-and-
dance team from Aberdeen, tind Di>n
Currie’s “Ton-and-a-half of Mad
Music" which featured last year’s
show, as well as tableaux by the fac
ulty and student body of the West
End High School.
Mr. Sinclair and his ‘Legion Rev
ue’ has become a fixture in the life
of the local post and those who saw
last year's show willl be pleased to
learn that he has promised a bigger
and better entertainment this year.
No admission is charged to these
annual shows, and no collections are
taken. The public is cordially invited
to attend, and all veterans arc urged
to be there and to help out with the
fun.
NURSES ASLEEP WHEN FIRE
DISCOVERED AT LENOX
Nurses cf the Moore County Hos
pital, asleep in the Lenox Cottage in
Pinehurst, had to move quickly last
Friday noon when fire was discov
ered in the roof structure of the
building, but were successful in sav
ing themselves and their possessiods.
The cottage, used as a nurses’ home,
was badly damaged^ the Tames get
ting considerable headway .before
discovery. Nurses of the night staff
w’ere asleep on the upper floors.
I Lawrence Tibbett’s new product-
I Ion, ‘‘Under Your Spell,” will be the
opening attraction of the season at
‘ the Pinehurst Theatre on Monday,
November 9th, at 3.00 and 8:20 p.
I m. “Under Your Spell” is a fast mov-
' ing, colorful and interesting story,
j radically different from anything in
which Tibbett previously has appear-
1 ed. The producers have provided the
noted baritone with a preponder
ance cf modern songs, and have
caused a comedy vehicle to be writ
ten with important parts for the ac
complished funsters, Gregory Rat-
i off and the inevitable butler, Arthur
! Treacher, and for the lovers of real
music there is Tibbett’s brilliant ren-
I diticn of a scene from Gounod’s
i "Faust" wherein he plays Mephist-
opholes.
“Mr. Cinderella,” the attraction at
Pinehurst Wednesday, Nov. 11th,
matinee and night, marks the pro
ducing cinema debut of Hal E.
Roach into the realm of sophist
icated comedy, Holloywood pro
claims this full-length Hal Roach
M-G-M feature the most elaborate
and outstanding production offered
I by his studio in more than 20 years
i of continuous operation. The mod-
1 ernized, magic Cinderella tale from
the intriguing masculine side is un-
j reeled by the most important cast
j of players ever assembled by the
I Roach Studios.
Jean Arthur’s captivating charm,
so much in evidence as ‘‘Mr. Deeds”
enamorata and as the “Ex-Mrs.
Bradford.” will sparkle anew at the
Pinehurst Theatre Friday November
1st, matinee and night, when she lit-
i erally “goes to town” with Joel Mc-
Rea in “Adventure In Manhattan.”
Jean and Joel, both at the peak of
their careers, promise one of the
mcst engaging screen teams since
the Gable-Colbert rumpus that hap
pened one night. \ \i h
At Southern Pines
The Southern Pines Theatre pre
sents that screen adaptation of the
famous “Dodsworth,” as its attract
ion for Monday, Tuesday and Wed-
I nesday, Nov. 9-10-11 with a Tuesday
j matinee. A splendid cast consisting
of Walter Huston, who also was the
I star of the stage play, Ruth Chat-
i terton, who dees the finest work of
her career, Mary Astor, Paul Lukas
; and David Niven, leaves nothing to
■ be desired. A quotation from Rob-
I ert Garland^ the famous New York
j critic, speaks volumes^ and here it
j is. “Ever since I have been writing
j about talking pictures I’ve been long-
I ing to use the word ‘magnificent.’
I But until yesterday it was to no
i avail. Now, however, ‘Dodsworth’
! has come into the Rivoli and I can
let the delectable designation go.”
A triple threat to empty seats is
the contribution to the screen grid
iron, “The Pigskin Parade,” the at
traction for Thursday c,nd Friday,
Nov. 12 and 13, with a Thursday
matinee. With an aerial attack of
pleasing music, a solid line of laughs
and a fast-cracking comedy back-
field. Director David Butler has
built a foot ball picture sure to be
formidable for a place on the 1936
All American boxoffice.
“Our Relations,” suggested by W.
W. Jacobs’ internationally-known
story, “The Money Box,” gives Lau
rel and Hardy their greatest oppor
tunity to exploit their specialized
screen genius which has so highly en
tertained the world for the past ten
years. The new picture is the at
traction at Southern Pines Saturday,
Nov. 14th, with a matinee at 3:00.
ffll|urrh^a
At the Village Chapel in Pinehurst
on Sunday the Rev. Milton A. Barber
of Christ Church, Raleigh will
preach at the 11:00 o'clock service.
At the Christian Science Church,
Southern Pines, the subject of the
lesson-sermon Sunday morning will
be “Adam-and Fallen Man.”
The Rev. W. A. Brown of Olivia
will preach at the Brownson Me
morial Presbyterian Church this
Sunday at 11:00 o’clock in the ab
sence of the pastor, the Rev, E. L.
Barber.
“Christ Against War,’ ’an Armis
tice Sunday sermon, will be Dr. C.
Rexford Raymond’s sermon theme at
the Church cf Wide Fellowship at
11:00 a. m. The Pilgrim Fellowship
Forum holds its monthly business
meeting Monday at 7:30 p. m„ all
young people of the upper teens and
above are invited. Open house with
folk games and volley ball games
at the Assembly Hall in the parish
house Friday at 8:00 p. m. for all
young people^ of the community.
PUTTINO TOURNAMENTS
Every Wednesday at 3:30 p. m.
there will be a putting tournament
on the sporty 18-hole putting green
at Pine Needles Inn, with prizes for
men and women.
hospital, telephone. Rates, includ
ing laundry, depending upon ser
vices required, begin at ?9 weekly.
Write to Mimosa Plantation, Mc-
Cc.ll, S. C.
EASTERN STAR MEETING
QUIET, restful country place for per
sons, young or old, nervously in.
dined. Special diets. Tender care.
Modern conveniences. Rates begin
at $12.50 per. week, incuding laun
dry, depending upon services re
quired and condition of guests.
Write Box 332, “ Home”, Bennetts-
vile, S. C.
BOARDERS WANTED. Terms reas- ,
onable. Hot and cold water, steam
heat. Huntington Lodge, No. 75 S.
E. street, Southern Pines.
The regular meeting of Magnolia
Chapter No, 26, Order of Eastern
Star, will be held in Masonic Hall to
night, Friday, 8:00 o’clock. All vis
iting members are cordially invited
to attend. On Wednesday evening the
District Deputy Grand Matron paid
her official visit to the chapter.
You may get Autumn flowers at
the Curb Market.
Complete
Beauty Service
with the
I Styles
of the month
THE VOGUE BEAUTY SHOPPE
Tel. 7633 Southern Fines
MAGNOLIA LODGE
Now Open
Corner Vermont Avenue and Page Street
Running water in rooms—rates reasonable
MRS. A. L. ADAMS
WANTED
S.\LE OF CAR
For storage charges due we will
sell at public auction at 12:00 o’clock,
noon, Monday November 30th, in
front of the Page Motor Company,
Broad street, Southern Pines, N. C.,
one Model T. Ford car, motor num
ber 12876502, owner unknown.
PAGE MOTOR CO.,
Southern Pines, N. C.
N6-N27.
FOR SALE- -One Express car safe
with handles, fireproof. “Suitable
for guarding plate and valuable
papers. Dial 7264.
FOR RENT: Centrally located^ sun
ny three room apai|ment. Also
single rooms. Lillian Roberts, Cor
ner Penn. Ave. and Ashe street.
- I
FOR SALE—Black tuxedo coat, |
size 42. Write box 1125, Pine
hurst, N. C. I
Experienced ^u lored woman wants
work as cook. References Ad-
dress, Rt. 2, box 97, Goode, Aber
deen, N. C.
FOR SALE—Three goats Will sell,
or exchange for home produce.—
Inquire A. Montesanti, Southern
Pines.
MAKE THAT LONG DISTANCE
Trip by bus and save the differ
ence. Special round-trip rates New
York $14.85; Philadelphia, $12.95;
Baston, $20.25; jroronto $25.65.
Tickets and information at Postal
Telegraph Co., Southern Pines. n20
FOR RENT: 25 Pennsylvania ave
nue, one furnished bedroom^ good
location. Price reascnable. Phone
6381.
WANTED: Expert manicurist. Apply
Betty’s Beauty Shop, Southern
Pines.
If you want your peas thrashed—
If you want stove wood—If ycu
are in the market for Lucretia
Dewberry plants—Apply to D. H.
Kelly, Cameron, N. C.
HOSPITABLE plantation home op
en to aged and convalescents. Ideal
retreat for elderly parents and in
laws. Modern conveniences, near
Outiined ofXufou
V H.G-. M? ELflOY
l%lCCK>rilUCK s
Cyrus McCormick was born in
Virginia in 1809. His invention,
the reaper—cut grain and piled
It In bundles, thus making possi
ble the vast wheat fields of the
West.
All the observances sanctioned by
custom are reflected in the cer
emony we conduct.
Qujvmil Qlredm
24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE
PHONE 6161-SOUTHERN PINES
FREE AIR SHOW
Stunt Flying
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Licensed Transport Pilots
A Fleet of
New Cubs
The World’s Most Popular Flivver Plane
Passenger Rides 50c, 75c and $1.00
Montevideo Park—1 1-2 Miles South of City, on U. S. Highway
No. 1
Here’s A Quality Paint
At A Low Price
We are carrying Glidden’s Paint because we have found
it a high class product that we can freely recommend to
our clientele.
Glidden’s Paint—Best Grade Master Painters—comes
in white and all colors suitable for Flat Wall Finishes,
and sells at
$2.00 per gallon
Ask for a Color Card
Stutts Supply Company, Inc.
Pinehurst, M. C.