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THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
FYiday, December 4, 1936.
Carolina Theatre
Plnehurat and Southern Pines
Presents
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At Pinehurst
Monday, Dec. 7th,
3:00 & 8:20 P. M.
Pennies J
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At Pinehurst
W ednesday, Dec. 9th
:i:00 & 8:20 P. M.
TRIUMPHANTLY
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year—'With the ?♦“”I 1
who made it great! |
BURGESS MEREDITH /
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At Pinehurst
Friday, Dec. 11th,
3:00 & 8:20 P. M.
At Southern Pines
Mon., Tue., Wed.,
Dec. 7,8, 9,—8:15 P.M.
Matinee Tuesday at 3:00
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At Southern Pines
Thu. and Friday,
Dec. 10,11—8:15 P. M.
Matinee Thursday at 3:00
Presenting
Jane Darwell
in
“Laughing at
Trouble”
Added: An Ouv Gang Comedy,
“PAY AS YOU EXIT”
At Southern Pines
Saturday,
Dec 12th—8:15 P. M.
Matinee at 3:00
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W!U be in his effiee ever tk»
Port Office, Saaford, N. C., er*»y
Wednesday, fw>ia 10:W a. m. te
t:00 p. m. Don’t faO te see hia If
four ejM are weak.
1936 Red Cross Roll
Call Nets $584 Here
Splendid Teamwork Results in
Successful Canvass in
Southern Pines
With $584 raised the Red Cross
Roll Call closed in Southern Pines on
Thanksgiving Day. Canvassers who
worked in this drive under the direc
ti n of Miss Laura Kelsey and Miss
Eleanor Barron were Mesdames Max
Backer, H- J. Betterley, E. W. Bush,
Margaret Mills Cameron, Norman
Day, Emmett Golden, John M. How-
arth, \V. H. McNeill, Earl Merrill, W.
E. Overcash, E. V. Perkinson, E. L-
Prizer. George W Rose, Walter
Spaeth, J. J. Spring, D. G. Stutz,
James B. Swett, H. E. Thrower, Rich
ard Tarleton, Norris Hodgkins, and
the Misses Florence Campbell, Erma
Fisher, Eleanor Grover, Elizabeth
Grover, Lucile Grover. Dorothy Moore.
Ruth Richardson, Mary Swett and
Katherine Wiley.
The succes of the campaign is laid
I to the spirit of the team wcrk which j
permeated the whole opganization,;
and the thoroughness of the work
done is further demonstrated by the
fact that the number of subscribers
I is the largest in
drive.
A special note of thanks Is due the
I canvassers and the committee mera-
I bers who worked with such tireless
i energy, and to the subscribers who
I gave so willingly and in many in-
I stances with great generosity
“ ‘Tis More Blessed-
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County Welfare Department
Asks Gifts of Clothing For
Needy Children
Calling all churches, civic organiza
tions and big-hearted citizeiui
The head cf the welfare depart
ment In Moore county is asking that
all churches, civic organizations and
individuals come to the assistance of ' Pines Saturday, December 12th, mat
Round the Bend” with a quality of
its own. iV strong cast is headed by
Joel McCrea, Barbara Stanwyck and
Walter Brennan.
A woman newspaper editor, fair
and forty-ish whose joy in life is
to help others out of their troubles
while she laughs away her own, is the
zestful and hilarious character in
"Laughing at Trouble,” 20th Century-
Fox’s new laugh and thrill packed
feature, the attraction at Southern
the unfortunate children of the coun
ty by sending in contributions tobuy
shoes, stockings, and sweaters.
Food, warm underclothing and
wash dresses and suits have been pro-
inee at night at 8:15. Brilliantly cast
in this swift-paced story are Jane
Darwell, Sara Haden, Louis Wilson,
Margaret Hamilton, Pert Kelton,
John Carradine and many others of
vided, but there is no fund available | the outstanding players. Pitting her
for the purchase of shoes and sweat-1
ers and the need is great. These ar-1
tides must be provided if the needy j
children are to be kept in school. ,
Second hand articles will be gladly I
received and should be sent to Mrs. j
Leasie Brown, Carthage, or, if it is j
not convenient for the donor to send |
the clothing, Mrs. Brown will gladly |
call for it if notified that it is avail
able.
One dollar will purchase a pair of
shoes for a small child, as Mrs. Brown
can get them at cost. W'ho’ll be the
the history of the i \
this worthy cause ? i
brains and courage against a mur
derer, to save an innocent boy from
the electric chair, Jane Darwell
laughs and fights her way through a
glorious battle to cheat a malignant
fate of its prey.
Corey Ford and Alasfair McBean,
well-known writers for the Saturday
Evening Post and Colliers, arrived at
! the Pine Needles Inn yesterday for
: the field trial at Pinehurst.
Patch’s
PARKER GAMES
For All Ages ; 25c to $1.50
Juvenile Books and Nursery Rhymes
DOLLS
Dolls of All Kinds 10c to 12.00
STUFFED ANIMALS INFANTS GIFTS
DOLL CARRIAGES and ROCKING CHAIRS
C. T. Patch Dept. Store
WANTED
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j 25 Pennsylvania Avenue, furnished
j bedroom for rent. Good location,
steam heat, price reasonable. Phone
' 6381. • I
BEAUTIFUL wire puppies by Cham- I
pion Gallant Invader and champion
Startler bitch—a full sister Lead ' ■
MKS. KEITH DIES SUDDENLY
AT HOME NEAK CAMEKON
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sons and daughters to fine mia’nhood
and womanhood, there was still room
in her great mother-heart for two
group.s of grandchildren who were
left motherless, and she cared'ISr
them as long as there was need for
this service. Their fine trait? of char
acter and their devotion to her bore
evidence of how well she labored.
The Keith home radiated hospital
ity and friendline.ss and has been
throughout the years a favorite
gathering place cf relatives and
friends.
Surviving Mrs. Keith are two
daughters, Mrs. R. E- Patterson of
Manley and Mrs. J. W. Atkinson of
Southern FMnes; five sons, W. H.
Keith of Vass, T. J. Keith of Fort
Bragg, E, B. Keith of Pinehurst,
Floyd Keith of Raeford, and A. L.
Keith of the home; six sisters. Mrs.
W, J. Cameron of Vass, Mrs- M. D.
McDonald cf Hamlet. Mrs. Minnie
Patterson of Philadelphia, Miss., Mrs.
Catherine Shaw of Southern Pines,
Mrs. Ida Patterson of Winston-Salem
(uid Mrs. Florence B. Thomas of Cor
nelius, and a large number of grand-
i children and other relatives.
Among those from a distance
! came for the funeral Were Miss Sara
! Keith Patterscn of Richmond, Va.,
Mrs. Lawrence Britton (Josie Lynn
; Thompson) and little son of Atlanta,
Ga., Miss Glennie Keith of Raleigh,
Miss Elizabeth Keith of Wallace, Joe
Bynum and son of Durham, Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. McDonald, Mrs, M- D,
McDonald, and Mrs. A. R. Vaughan
of Hamlet, Mr and Mrs. A. V. Au-
trey of Varina.
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Southern Pines, Tel- 75C*»
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Complete Beauty Service
WILUAM and MARY COLLEGE
This college, the oldest in Virginia,
was founded in 1693. Many celeb
rities have graduated from this
institution, among them. Presi
dents Jefferson, Monroe and Ty
ler, and Chief Justice Marshall.
Our staff wUl select appropriate
appointments or assist in their se
lection, bearing in mind correct
ness and moderate outlay- “Hie
degree of our personal attentive
ness is not govern^ by cost.”
^uuural aUredm'
24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVI.CE
PHONE 6161'SOUTHERN PINES
.At Pinehurst
Defying fear, fighting for love
fiercely amid sinister dangers that
threaten their very lives, Warner
Baxter and June Lang, the thrilling
sweethearts of "The Read to Glory,”
rise to even greater dramatic heights
in their newest 20th century-Fox pic
ture, “White Hunter,” the attraction
at the Pinehurst Theatre Monday, De
cember 7, matinee at 3, night at 8:20.
Ctowned by the outstanding perform
ance of the stars and an impres.sive
supporting cast including Gail' Pat
rick, Alison Skipworth, WMlfrid Law-
■son, and George Haskell, the picture
depicts driving ilrama charged with
the menace of savage passions.
There’s happiness ahead ^at the
Pinehurst Theatre, where Bing Cros
by’s latest picture, "Pennies Prom
Heaveu” is due cn Wednesday, De
cember 9th, matinee at 3, night at
i8:20. A cast that includes Madge
I Evans, EMith Fellows, Donald Meek
I and Louis Armstrong, famed king of
I swing, works alongs with Bing in the
, film. Crosby’s latest picture was
I "Bhytbm on the Range” in which he
j scored a hit, Madge Evans was last
seen in "Plcadllly Jim” and little
Edith Fellows, 13-year-old starlet,
will be remembered for her perform
ances in “She Married Her Boss”
and other films.
Acclaimed by New York’s leading
dramatic critics as the foremost
Broadway hit of last season, “Winter-
set,” Maxwell Anderson’s tensely dra
matic play, is brought to the motion
picture screen immediately upon the
heels of his previously filmed suc
cess, "Mary of Scotland.” With three
leading members of the original cast
and all the suspense, appeal and soul-
gripping love interest which catapult
ed the play into an instantaneous hit,
"Winterset” will be shown at Pine-
hurst Friday, December 11th, matinee
at 3, night at 8:20. The dramatic
personae of this notable screen
drama represents a cross-section of
contemporary talent of stage and
screen.
At Southern Pines
A brilliantly written, superbly
acted, delightfully directed romantic
comedy, “Theodora Goes Wild,’ ’is
playing a return engagement at the
1 Southern Pines Theatre Monday,
1 Tuesday, Wednesday, December 7, 8,
9, with a matinee Tuesday at 3, night
shows at 8:15. “Theodora Goes Wild,”
definitely "chooses to run” in the
annual critical pow-wows which de
cide the year’s ten best pictures.
And. what’s more, it looms as dan
gerous contender. Irene Dunne and
Melvyn Douglas head the large sup
porting cast.
To make folksie entertainment,
plenty has been put into etaoin
plenty hrs been put into "Banjo on
M^ Knee,” the attraction at South
ern Pines Thursday and Friday, De
cember 10, 11, with a matinee Thurs
day at 3, night shows at 8:15. A Miss
issippi River love story, it moves to
the pitch of comedy, romaiice, melo
drama, music, dancing, excitement
and a whole welter of fights. Differ
ent from anything occupying the
screen, it l8 alam-bang amusement,
leavened by considerable human in
terest that promises to surprise first
run audiences. The story has all the
dramatic force of “Tobacco Road”
and the mellowness of “Steamboat
Postal Telegaph Company, Sou then
Pines now open until 10:00 o’clock'
nights. Use Postal Telegaph for
Cheaper rates and quicker service.
Some of our rates are as much as
20 percent cheaper. We can handle ^
your Telegram to any destination
and guarantee delivery. Phone 6381.'
Dll. i
FOR SALE: Areola heater complete
with pipes, eight radiators and ex
pansion tank, perfect condition. H-
S. Knowles, Ridge street. Dll;
Lady (See February Geographic
Super son at stud, N. M. Wells,
Pinebluff. .... N20
FOR RENT ROOMS, with or without
meals. One large first floor room
private bath, other rooms second
floor convenient to bath. Steam
heat—reasonable rates. Phone 6902
Box 454, 31 N. May St.
FOR RENT; One large, three room
heated apartment, with all m(3Cern
conveniences, opposite park. Apply
L. M. Daniels, 11 E, Penn, Ave.
FOR RENT: Centrally located sun
ny three room apartment. Also
single rooms. Lilian A. Roberts,
corner Penn, Ave. and Ashe st.
FOR SALE: Black overcoat size ^o, ’
good condition; Also Boy’s topcoat, i
size 14. good condition. Apply Cof- TO RENT, two and three room fur-
fee Shop. | nished and heated apartments.
Plenty porch room, reasonable rent.
31 West Vermont ave.. The Elling
ton.
Buy your live and cut Christmas
trees from us. Holly with berries,!
bushel basket ready to ship, $1.50.'
Southern Pines Nursery, Young’s FOR RENT newly furnished apart-
D18.' ment, 4 rooms and bath, hot wa
ter and heat included in rent. Good
location. Apply Highland Lodge.
BEAUTIFUL wire puppies by Cham
pion Gallant Invader and leading
championartleStr bitch—asislu
Champion Startler bitch—a full sis
ter Lead Lady (See Februaiy Geo
graphic Super son at stud. N. M-
Wells, Pinebluff. is.
PIANO: A fine used upright piano ia
being returned to use because orig
inal purchaser is insolvent. In order
to dispose of this piano immediate
ly, will transfer it to responsible
party for the balance. For partic
ulars write Lee Piano Company,
Lynchburg, Va.
SHETLAND PONY FOR SALE:
Gentle, trained for small children.
Price right. Apply Pilot office.
BOARDERS WANTED: Huntington
Lodge, 75 South East Broad St.,
Steam Heat, Bath, Hot and Cold
Water. Rates reasonable. Southern
Pines.
Order NOW if you want a Radio
for Christmas—Hayes.’
We are exclusive dealers for
International
Harvester
and have a complete line of parts
on hand
Patronize your local dealer so as to
enable him to give you better service.
Inspect our new 1937 model
now on display
Sttttts Supply Company
Piixelivirst, N. C.