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Page Six THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdein, North Carolina i*Yiday, January 1,. 1937. Happy New Year This is an Old Saying But it takes on a New Meaning as we wish it for Every One of you for 1937. We are thankful for the bus iness received from you in 1936 and hope vve can merit a continuation of our business relations for the year of 1937. VVe have taken our inventory and find that we still 'have a few things to sell. Nelvin Brothers AI)ord*H'n & Southern Pines Carolina Theatre Pineljprst and Southern Pines PRESENTS CRfTA f/ i % \ ROBERl ' a\-ei. .t.. At ^’inehurst ^tionday, Jan. 4th, 3:00 & 8:20 P. M. At i^inetiurst Wednesday, Jan 6th, 3:00 & 8:20 P. M. COOPiM JtAM ABTHUft Ctcil B.OiMillt'i PUINSMAN A: i^inehurst . • iJay, Jan. 8th, X S-.20 M. li LITTLE MAIDS WHO Made the men behave ! Vnnrral DEANNA DURBIN' Radio singing sensotion in ^ '• uriii * 8INN1E BARNES ALICE BRADV RAY MILLAND At Southern Pines rJon., Tue., Wed., Jan. 4' 5, 6—8:15 P. M. Matinee Tuesday at 3:00 ROBERT ALICE t yOUNG Added: Mickey Mouse in “Mother Pluto” At Southern Pines Thu., Fri. and Sat. Jan. 7, 8, 9—8:15 P. M. Matinee Thursday and Saturday at 3:00 Will be io his offic* ever ttM Post Office, Sanford, N. C., •wtrf Wednesdmy, fnom 10:00 a. ■. t* 1:00 p. m. Don’t fail to Uai If your eyes are TOWNES FLEE SPAIN AT Ol TBKEAK OF HOSTILITIES (Continued from page 1) PINEBLIIFF Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Markham of MORE DONATIONS FOR NEEDY CHILDREN ACKNO\VX£DGED The following donations for use in caring for and bringing Christmas cheer to needy children in Moore coimty have been received by Mrs. Lessie Brown, welfare chairman: I Towne spoke no Spanish and they no I Greenville were guests of Mrs. Mark- English, the resulting 14-hour con- , ham's mother, Mrs. Clyde Keith ference was carried on in French. [ Christmay day. Finally, Mr. Towne armed himself 1 Misses Margaret Dcyoe and Char- ; with an imposing array of letters [ Parker returned to Priffer Col-1 George H. Maurice, Eagle Springs, land documents from official sources |Tuesday after spending the past^$iooO; A Friend, $2.00; Lillian Shir- and the committee reluctantly gave I week with their parents. | j^g southern Pines, $5.00,' Carthage up the car. Miss Lois Hall of Pinehurst and J. | School, a box of clothing and toys; “It had been used, but carefully,” , " • Hines of High Point were recent > Miss Katharine Shields, dofls, and he said, “and no harm was done. • guests of Miss Marie Hatl. Mrs. J. L. McGraw, dolls. “But our experience was as noth- : Mrs. Lauton Foushee and ing compared to what happened to ' daughter of Sanford and Mrs. Gar-j ^OR SALE: Nine-pieCe Biggs C«5!on I some friends of ours,” Mr. Towne ad- McCaskill and Miss Mary Me j ded. "They sailed across to the is- • Caskill of Candor were guests of Mr. [ I land of Minorco. That was in anti- [ Mrs. J. R. Lampley Friday. j ; Fascist hands and when the com- Anne Adams of Raleigh is a guest | ; mittee there saw tr.eir fine car and j Mrs. Bill Carpenter this' chauffeur they ordered them to stop. week. The chauffeur became rattled and J. H. Suttenfield backed up the car and the soldiers were dinner guests of Prof. and Mrs. thought our friends were trying to Hutt in .Southern Pines Christ, get away so they lined them up against a convenient wall and were ■ Galey and guest. Miss Augus- about to call out the firing squad | Morton of Waterville, Tenn., spent' when someone identified them as several days last week with his Knglish and the soldiers couldn’t get mother, Mrs. Adeline Galey. them out of tow'n fast enough. Again Mrs. Carol Lyles and chil- I the fear of English reprisals was' of Red Springs were guests of ' most effective,” J- Lampley Saturday after- ' “And what do you think of the noon. j 'situation as it stands today?” we Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kinlaw left Fri- i asked. to spend the week in Troy with ; ' “Well.” he replied. “It',s difficult to relatives. I say. So much has happened there Alton Pool of Rock- ^ since the trouble broke out and the 'fiRham were guests of Mrs. H. E. ^ ! picture has changed so often that I Barry on Christmas cfay. ' can’t be sure just where my sympa- Bobby Jean and Ray Steele of thies lie.” Pinehurst spent the week-end with "W’ill you Jgo tiack again some their grandmother, Mrs. P. C. Wal- day,” we asked. “If there’s anything left to sec Mrs. Eva Reynolds and daughter i when they get through over there," Grace and Jake Baker of Danbury, I Mr. Towne replied, "ft’s a beautiful, Gonn., arrived Tuesday to spend a country and a wonderful place to' days with Mr. and Mrs. Elarf travel.” ; Lampley enroute to Florida. Mrs. W. F. McLelland of Hamer, i O. E. S. MLF^TlN(i (y spent Christmas day Jrtth her Magnolia Chapter No. 26, Order of parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Adcojc.. Eastern Star, will hold its regular Mr.s. VV. D. Shannon and Misses' ial dining room furniture, mofeog-^ any Good condition. Sacrifice price. 400 Gulf St., Sanford, N. C.j. tel. 667486'ii* CMANGC foG/apmores After Christmas Sale Odd Lots of Merchandise at Attractive Prices READY TO WEAR 20% REDUCTION WINTER COATS WOOLEN DRESSES SHOES T'w Whiskey Montits m MANY EVENING DRESSES BALANCE DOBBS HATS BROKEN SIZES IN GLOVES UNDERWEAR—NEGLIGEES GREATLY REDUCED C. T. PATCH DEPARTMENT STORE j trxmiiii AT THK THRESHOLD OF ANOTHER YEAR meeting in Masonic Hall this even- j Helen Dearborn and' Gene Addor' ing, Friday, at 8:00 o’clock. Visiting spent last Monday in Rockmgham j members of A. E. S. are cordially in- shopping". ''‘ted. j,Ir. and Mi-s. Than' Wells left ' Wednesday for Fillmore, N. Y., where they wiiT spend the holidays wifti rel- atives. Herbeit Robwtson of Winb-ted, . k Conn.. is a guest of his parents, Mr. | and Mrs. tl F', Robeitson dr.iing tlie holidiiys. i Mrs. Cifurles B. Davis and 3on Mark and Mrs. Laura Maitin of In dianapolis, Ind., ,were weekiand' AGED ONE FULL YEAR NO INCREASE IN PRICE. No amcsat of ageing will hi^l> whis!:ey jnless it is pcupcrly made to begin with.But try Mint Spring?' and see vhatthoie welve enricfa. ^ ingmondisir. the barrel can do for i a real K<niucky B.or«irbon—a Gltnv | j more-difrilled Bosirboa. Y’ou’ll %e amazed ^ar so fine x whiskey eta | be priceii'so low. Traditional season of ren;embrance and hope, our thoughts re vert with sincercEt gratitude to those whose loyal co-operation and good will have mad<? possible our progress. We trust that you too have had a year of greater occam- plishment. May the New Year bring you joys in abundance, and may every opportunity for success be yours in the coming ,'CAr, THROWERS PHARMACY •Vt Pinehurst If anyone can witness the love scenes between the inimitably glam orous Garbo and the dynamic and handsome Robert Taylor in "Ca mille,” showing at the Pinehurst Theatre Monday, January 4th, mat inee and night, without considerable palpitation of the heart, he must be a callous observer indeed. For even beyond its magnificent production details, its strikingly beautiful set- tings, costumes and scenic back grounds, even beyond the flawless acting of its stellar group of sup porting players, "Camille” stands out as the most poignant and stir- I’ing portrayal of the love of a beau tiful and fascinating woman for the guest oi'Betty Warner. man of her heart that the screen has ever given its followers. Madcap, hilarious and giddy, tune ful, gay and gorgeous, is “College Park View FINE LOCATION (JOOD ROOMS OPEN ALL YEAR KATES MODERATE Newly Renovated Throughout guests of jSfr. ana' Mrs. J. H. Sutten- f' ~. field. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vanbosfter- ick and Mrs. Carson Palmer visited Mrs. C. E. Jordan in Higfipoint Siit- Afr. anct Mrs. 'Warren Smith and Mr. Smith’s- father of Troy and Miss Ins McDougal of Statesville wsre visitors in town last week. Peggy Johnson of Sanford is .spending a few d'ays this week as Joe McCUskill returned to Wash ington, D. C., after spending the! past two weeks with her parents. Mrs. P. C. Wallace gave a candle Holiday,” the attraction at Pinehurst n>?ht dinner Christmas night in hon-:t: Wednesday. January 6th, matinee daughters and several of : g and night. You can rate it as the their friends. Those present were laugh hit of the season Headed by a Wallace, Mrs. Margaret half dozen of America’.; greatest fun «teele and Miss Effie Wa- makers, and supported by a cast of Pinehurst, Misses Hasrfe brilliant specialty performers, .-col- Wallace and Mane Hall of PmeWuff lege Holiday” sets a new high stand- hisses Ruth and Ruby Oemm^r of ard in comedies with music for HoI.: Hoffman, Miss Dorothy Aubertine \ lywood to shoot at Jack Benny, George Burns and Grade Allen. Mary Boland, and Martha Raye are rn charge of the laughs. Grand entertainment for anybody, and Paul Lemonds of Portsmouth, N. H. Waylon Russell, Clyde Willis of Ellerbe. Nancy Meaner entertained a few ' of her friends on her ninth birthday •‘The Plainsman,’ the attraction- at o » * last Monday. Games and contests were played and ice cream and cake serv- Pinehurst Friday, January 8th, mat inee and night is finely done, mar- , ^ , 1 J ^ ed. There were twelve present, tial. thrilling: action-loaded. Western drama and romance and i» said to' be one of the outstanding attrac- ghai, performs in a Chinese Theatre tions of the season. Produced and di- short, plays the most unus- rected by Cecil DeMille it matches ual role she’s ever had, in her new some of his other great pictures that most thrill filled picture. The have blended historic facts with Stowaway,” playing a return engage- emotion-touching fiction. ment at Southern Pines Thursday, At Southenn Pines Friday and Saturday, January 7, 8, 9,. For months the people of this with a matinee Thursday at 3:00 anuf country have been enchanted by the another Saturday at 3:00. It s a pic^ golden soprano voice of Deanna Dur- ture for your ‘ must list, with a bin who has been singing over the gripping story, a glamorous cast rf national networks on Eddie Cantor’s ®^ars Gordon and Revel’s lauiwt radio program. Now everybody in this ^its, and first, last and always, section will be able to see the beau-' incomparable Shirley I ty of this 13-year old girl, and hear i her sing too, when she makes her I j screen debut in Universal’s comedy ' drama, "Three Smart Girls,” the at- I traction at the Southern Pines Thea- I tre Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, ^ January 4, 5, 6, with a Tuesday mat- 1 inee at 3:00. This motion picture sets j forth the hilarious adventures of three young girls intent on saving their father from a fortune hunting international beauty, who wants to marry him only for his wealth. ' Now she’s in China I Who? None , other than Shirley Temple. She even I talks and sings Chinese, and she j takes charge of a fascinating roman ce, faces danger in glittering Shan- CLENMG>KE DISTrLLCaJES COJ lna>rpn>airt/ Loui.s»lie—Oweraboro. Kentucky CII.VS. .1. SADLER. Mcr. S^SBR fVJfrr: Going Up! Personal Service Our staff will selcct appiropiiate appointments or assist in their se- lertlon, bearing in mind correct ness and moderate outlay- “The degree of our personal attentive ness is not governed by cost.” Qujwnl ^iredm 24H0im AhdULANCE SERVICE PHONE 616'.-SOUTHERN PINES A House Built by Savings, Thanks to Building and Lean Stock There is no material investment based on a more solid foundation. SAFE—Because secured by real estate values at twice the loans made. NGN-TAXABLE—Addin/ from tAvo to three percent over the investment. We are Opening a New Series for Subscript o’l on January 2, 1937 Paid-Up Stock is Available in Even Shares of $100, Paying Dividends of 5 Percent. Install- rnent Stock is available in amounts from 25 Cents per week up. SAVE FOR A DEFINITE PURPOSE SOUTHERN FINES BUILDING & L^AN ASSOCIATION
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