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THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdetn, North Carolina
Friday, December 25, 1936.
Carolina Theatre
Pinehurat and Southern Pines
George Arliss, distinguished
screen star of the Gauniont Brit
ish picture, "The Iron Duke "
Georgre Arliss
in
“Man of Affairs”
At Pinehurst
Monday, Dec. 28th,
3:00 & 8:20 P. M.
Presenting
Sonja Henie
in
“One In A Million’’
At Pinehurst
Wednesday, Dec. 30th,
3:00 & 8:20 P. M.
BHTER than “THE THIN!!^!
K
WILLIAM _ « i
POfWEIl lOl
AFTER THE
THIN MAN
At Pinehurst
Friday, Jan. 1st,
3:00 & 8:20 P. M.
Presenting
Spanky McFarland
with an all-star cast, in
in
“General Spanky”
Added: The Technicolor Car
toon “Little Cheeser”
At Southern Pines
Saturday, Dec. 26th,
Selinirk t're.r_n_^
DIETRICH
BOYER
Presenting
Edward Everett
Horton
in
“Let’s Make A
Million”
Thu. and Friday,
Dec. 31st, Jan. l.st.
Matinee Thursday at 3:00
FREDERICK STANLEY SMITH
PUPILS GIVE RECITAL
MISS MARV HALL BRIDE
OF OSCAR F. WILKERSON
At Southern Pines
Mon., Tue., Wed.,
Dec. 28, 29, 30—8:15
M'Htinee Tuesday at 3:00
Will be in hit office over the
Poet Office, Sanford, N. C., every
j tVednesday, friom 10:00 a. m. to
8:00 p m. Don’t fail to §ee hin tf
your eyes are weak.
I It is always a pleasure to announce
j the coming of a George Arliss pro-
duction, and it is especially true of
his latest picture, “Man of Affairs,”
which is the attraction at the Pine,
hurst Theatre Monday, December
I 28th, matinee and night. Essentially
this is a comedy of character, depend-
, ing on exceptional acting for its full
expression. Arliss appears in a dual
; role and the intrinsically amusing
' story of a cabinet minister’s bohe-
j mian brother posing as a pompous
I twin, and actually imposing on the
gathering of ministers. Arliss never
] has acted with greater finesse, a more
acute sense of character, or more ob-
I vious enjoyment.
‘‘One in a Million” is the attrac-
, tion at Pinehurst Wednesday, Decem
ber 30th, matinee and night, featur-
I ing that remarkable champion ice-
i skater, Sonja Henie, who has also
demonstrated in personality, looks
' and acting talent that there isn’t any
question that she has what it takes to
i become a popular screen figure. Con.
' vinced that they have an important
new star in Miss Henie, 20th Century-
i Fox left no stone unturned to in-
i sure that her initial picture should I
have the benefit of unusual produc-
' tion, exceptional story content, high '
j class musical accompaniment and un
usual spectacle. The setting con-1
I structed for Miss Henie’s skating ex-
hibitions, both in solo and with chorus,
are lavish and beautiful. An imusual
supporting cast surrounds Miss
Henie including Adolph Menjou, Jean
Hersholt, Ned Sparks, Dan Ameche,
, the Ritz Brothers, Arlene Judge, Dix
ie Dunbar, Leah Ray, Shirley Deane
of Hormonica Maestros.
“After the Thin Man.” starring
William Powell and Myrna Loy will
be the attraction at Pinehurst Friday,
January 1st. matinee and night. ’This
sensational sequel to “The Thin Man,”
has produced in response to public de-
I rnand for another mystery by Dash-
iell Hammett. Powell and Miss Loy
, excell their stellar performance in
^ the original and the stor> is even
I more intriguing. A first rate sup-
; porting cast includes James Stewart,
j Elissa Landi, Joseph Calleia, Jessie
Ralph and Asta, the smart little wire-
haired terrier that played such a clev.
: ei' role in “The Thin Man.”
.\t Southern ’/Ines
Spanky McFarland ascends among
tne cinema stars in “General Span
ky,” the new Hal Roach feature-
length comedy at the Southern Pines
I Theatre Saturday, December 26th,
I matinee and night. It has been a long
but signally successful climb for the
; chubby little favorite. Seven of his
I eight years have been spent before
the camera, the last five years with
“Our Gang.” but in “General Span
ky” he turns in his most stelhtr per
formance, and makes the feature one
! of the most entertaining and interest
ing comedies of the season that has
an appeal to grown-ups as well as
children. An added attraction is the
retui’n engagement of the delightful
technicolor Harmon-Ising cai-toon,
“The Little Cheeser.”
For his second independent effort,
David O. Selznick. brilliant young
producer who last season inaugur-
I ated Selznick International Pictures
I
' with the delightful "Little Lord Faun. '
tleroy” has gone into the technicolor ;
field. The result is a tnrly breath-tak- '
^ ing production of the great Robert
Hichens love story, "The Garden of
Allah,” the attraction at Southern
I Pines Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Dec. 28, 29. 30 with a matinee Tues-
I day. “The Garden of Allah” co-stars
, Marlene Dietrich and Charles Boyer
and magically catches the mystic ro
mantic atmosphere of the desert that
■ pervades the novel. The use of tech-
I nicolor miraculously transforms both
! stars into new and more exciting per.
I sonalities. and the fair beauty of
1 Dietrich provides a perfect foil for
I the dark-eyed handsomness of Boyer'
I Edward Everett Horton, for many
years one of the nation’s most popu
lar comedians, and "The Pixilated Sis
ters,” Screenland’s newest big com-
I edy team, aj'e together in a gay com-
I edy which will hit home with mil-
, lions. "Let’s Make a Million,” the at.
traction a': Southern Pines Thursday
and Friday, December 31st and Jan
uary 1st, matinee on Thursday. Hor
ton, who has been in films for 16
years hardly needs an introduction to
theatre-goers. He appears in “Let’s
Make a Million” as the fluttery ner
vous person familiar to all, this time
. as a veteran who gets his bonus and
I plans to do big things with it. The
i “pixilated” pair, however, have ap-
I peared together only once before, and
I that was as the two maiden ladies in
' "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town.” But they
^ captured America in that one per
formance and repeat their success in
the forthcoming comedy.
The pupils of Frederick Stanley
Smith appeared in a recital at hla '
studio at New Hampshire and May |
streets last Friday afternoon- The
following pupils took part: Nancy
Boyd. Audrey West Brown, Harry
I Lee Brown, Etta Cameron, Joe Cam
eron, Fogle Clark, A. J. Gargis, Lu
cille Gibson, Vann Gibson, Albert B.
Gminder, Gladys Hussey, Billie Keith,
Elizabeth Kennedy, Irene McCain,
Robert Franklin McLeod, Sue Ann
Milliken, Jean Olive, Bobby Shepard,
I Mona Beall Shepard, Carolyn Stevlck, I
I Philip Woolley, Davis and Jacqueline
I Worsham.
LEGAL NOTICES
NORTH CAROLIV.A,
MOORE COlTNTi'.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE OF EXECimON SALE
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Hall announce
the marriage of their daughter, Mary
Hall of Southern Pines, to Oscar
Floyd Wilkerson. The ceremony was
performed Monday morning In Hal
ifax, Virginia, by the Rev. C. C-
Jones, pastor of the Halifax Metho
dist church. Mrs. Wilkerson has
been prominent in the young social
set of Southern Pines for the past
several years. Mr. Wilkerson has
been here with the Resettlement Ad.
ministration since the start of the
government’s project at Hoffman.
For the present they will make their
home in Southern Pines.
GIFTS FOR NEEDY
Mrs. Lessie Brown acknowledyres
with grateful appreciation the follow
ing donations for the needy children
of the county:
Mrs. E. C Stevens, Southern Pines, |
$5.00; Mrs. H. G Poole, Carthage, one
box of clothing
bash donations for buying shoes
totaled $22 00 up to Tuesday morning | i
of this week. Many more shoes and
sweaters are needed at once.
ORCHESTR.\ .\T PINE NEEDLES
Paul Moore’s Orchesra from Ral-
■eigh has been engaged to play for
dancing at the Pine Needles Club
house each night during the holidays,
starting on Christmas Day, Emmett
E. Boone, manager of the Pine Need- •
les Inn announced yesterday. '
Village (Tourt
"3fal^6resser
MISS E. LYDIA GRAVES
Registered Chiropodist
Plione 3261
Villaffe Court - Pinehurst
Gilbert P. Hall of Washington, D.
C., has arrived at the Parkview.
Bank of Pinehurst, Plaintiff, vs.
Lonnie T. Graham and Neill A. Gra
ham, Executor of Laura J. Graham,
deceased, defendants.
Under and by virtue of the execu.
tions issuing out of the Superior 'LECtAL NOTICES SPECIAL RATES ON CHRISTMAS
Court of Moore County, directed to - _ . . _ . —
the undersigned Sheriff, in those cer- '
Greeting Telegrams by Postal Tel
egraph. Specials anywhere in the
United States 25 cents. Word of
your own composition. 15 words 35
cents You can also wire candy,
flowers and cigars. Phone Postal
Telegraph 6381. D25
tain actions entitled “Bank of Pine- tract containing approximately 60
hurst, plaintiff, vs W^ Edgar Graham, acres, more or less, which is situate
L. T. Graham.” Judgment No. 18169, on the Northwest side of the 211 1-2
and “Bank of Pinehurst vs. N. D. \ acre exception herein referred lo,
Reece and L T Graham,” Judgment which has heretofore been sold to R.
No. 18584, and “Bank of Pinehurst W. Pumpelly by deed recorded in
vs. L. T. Graham and Neill A. Gra- the Moore County Regi.stry, to which
ham, Executor of Laura J. Graham,, reference is hereby made, and for
deceased,” Judgment No. 18751, the a further description of said 60 acres,
undersigned will offer for sale and see report of Commissioner filed in
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, at the above mentioned proceerlinq; and
the courthouse door of Moore Cbun- duly recorded in Book of Deed.i No.*
ty, on Wednesday, the 20th day of 46, at Page 187-200. •
January, 1937, at the hour of twelve There fs excepted also from the
o’clock Noon, all of the right, title, above described land the homestead
interest, equity and property that the of the said Lonnie T. Graham con-
said defendant, Lonnie T, Graham, I taining approximately 250 acres,
has in to the following described more or less, and being particularly
tracts of land situate in Bensalem de.scribed in the return of H. P. Kel-
Township, Moore County, North Car- ly, N. J. Morgan and D. AI. Blue,, | —
olina, and particularly described as appraisers appointed by C J. McDon.! I’.AHGAIN: For in\!nocliut,'Ca.=h sale.
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We Wish All Our
Friends a Very
Joyous Christmas
Last Minute Shoppers
Can Find Hert Some
thing That Will Be
Appreciated by Your
Friends. We Will Be
Open for Your Conven
ience Until Late Thurs
day Night.
MAY SANTA BE
KIND TO YOU
Nelvin Brothers
.Aberdeen & Southern IMiies
WANTED: By an experienced dieti
tian. a position as housekeeper or
dietition in a hotel. Capable of di-
lecting several people. Apply Mrs.
R, The Pilot Office.
FOR SALE at rea.sonable price prac
tically new piano. Write J., Care
Box 365, Southern Pines, K C.
.':35, Willys ICnight Ph.u'tt-r Car.
engine in Rood coiu)ity>n, vi'h five
fjood tires- Phon,’' 'CU or ^ec M'.‘-s
Kvelvn Edson.
follows: aid. Sheriff of Moore County, dated
That certain tract or parcel of land Decembr"' 14, 1936, in that certain
situate in Bensalem Township, Moore action entitled “Bank of Pinehurst
County, North Carolina, adjoining the vs. Lonnie T. Graham, and Neiii A.
lands now owTied by J. D. Parker, Graham, Executor of Laura J. Gra-
John Campbell, et al, and more par-, ham, deceased, to which return ref- 1- _w. i
ticularly described by metes and erence is hereby made for a full and W'ANTED: Position as chauffeur and
bounds as follows: BEGINNI.VG at a complete description of the home- butler. Experienced. Hav-e uniforma.:
stake and black lack pointers in the stead of the said Lonnie T Graham.
9th line of W'addell grant No. 4593, Terms of tbe foregoing s'ala wilT
corner of Lot No. 9, and runs thence be cash, and a ten per cent (10 per-
wlth the line of said grant reversed , cent deposit will be required of the
N. 41 deg. W. 31.30 chains to a successful bidder as eviden-:'e ef good
stake and pointers; thence S. 88 deg.' faith.
W 40 chains to a stake, by a pine This, the rsth day of DaTmber,
stump, a corner of the Chisholm 50 19361
acres: thence S. 3 deg. W. 20 chains C. J. McDONALD. '
to a stake; thenca S 87 deg. W. 14.90 D25-J15. Sfreriff of Moore Couit»y.'
chains, crossing the middle prong of'
Personal Service
Our staff wlU select appropriate
iippoiiitments or assist in their se
lection, iM-aring iit mind correct
ness and moderate outlay. “The
degree of our p<‘rsonai attentive
ness is not governed by cost.”
f.%(PoweU..^Me.
^unmd ^Dlrectm
24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE
PHONE 6161-SOUTHERN PINES
Write John Doddy, care Maud j
Shields, Southern Pines. |
_ _ j
LOST Friday between West End and |
Pinehui-st tan stnt cast containing J
childnm’s and ladies wearing ap-
paicl. Finder please notify Ray
mond Johnson. Pinehurst, N. C.
K. V. PERKINSON
General Contractor
Storage
Southern Pines, N. C. Tel 5033
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Drowning Creek to a stake in the
line of the Chisholm lands also the s;
2nd corner of 60 acres granted to An
derson Jones in grant No. 5862;
thence with the line of said 60 acres
N. 78 deg. W. 28 chains to a stake,
originally a pine pointer; thence S.
29 deg. E, 58 chains to a stake and
pine pointers in the 5th line of Wad-
dell grant No 4593, also the beginning
corner of 60 acres; thence S. 1-2 E.
23 chains to a stake near the Grind- h
stone Branch; thence S. 88 deg. E. H
20 chains to a stake in the line of
100 acres; thence with that line S. «
2 W. 17.36 chains to a stake, a cor-
ner of .said JOO acres; thence S. 88 1-2
deg. E. 22.37 chains again crossing ;•
the middle prong of Drowning Creek I:
to a stake anti oak pointers, John
Campbell's corner of 21 acres; thence s:
with his line S. 2 deg. W. 5:20 chains tj
to a stake, hickory and oak pointers; j;
thence S. 89 deg. E. 12 chains to a {|
stake and black jack pointers: |j
thence S. 2 deg. W^. 4.50 chains to a
stake; thence S. 4 1-4 deg. W. 15.50 ||
chains to a stake, the 8th corner of
Lot No. 9; thence S. 87 deg. E. 20.45
chains to a stake, a corner of said
Lot No. 9; thereby wit.h the line of
said Lot No. 9 N. 2 deg. E. 106
chains to the beginnig, containing in |
all approximately 811 acres, more or'
less. '
For a further description of the
above described tract of land, see the
report of the Commissioner filed in
that certain ex parte proceeding in
stituted oy Lily C. Auman and hus-l
band. Claude Auman, Annie Maude
Clark, et al, which said report was
duly filed for :egistration in the of
fice uf the Ftegister of Deeds for
Moore County on the 13th day of
August, 1910, and duly recorded in
said office in Book of Deeds No. 46, at
Page 187 to 200. The above describ
ed tract being referred to and de
.scribed in the report of said Commis
sioner in said proceeding as the Ten.
th Tract. '
There is expected, however, from
(the above describid tract of land that
I certain tract containing approximate
ly 211 1-2 acres, more or less, which ||
I has been hereofore sold to C. L. All- ^ §
red and sons by deed duly recorded j!
in the Moore County Registry, to I:
which reference is hereby made for :j
a description of said exception. Also ••
see Deed Book No. 46, at Page 187- ;•
200 for a further desrrtption of said •;
211 1-2 acres hereby excepted. jj
There is excepted also from the {:
above described land! that certain ::
ife
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I Eat Christmas Dinner at Highland
' Lodge, 1:00 o’clock. Telephone 6933.
THE ARK
GouLhcrn Pines, N. C.
A Country Day and
Boarding School
for children under fourteen years.
Open air classes, and all
out-door activities.
Music - Art - Handicrafts
MILLICENT A. HAYES
Principal
Let us take this occasion to express our appre-
ciation of your patronage during the past year,
and to wish for your and yours a HAPPY and
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR.
Stutts Supply Company
F^ineKvirst, W. C.