Pago Eight
THE PILOT, Soul hern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
Friday^ April 10 ,19-10.
“Doctrine of Atonement" is the
subject of the lesson-sennon at the
Christian Science Church Siinciay
Jiiorning at 11.o’clock. StinUay
School convenes at tlie same hour.
The Wednesday evening meetings are
on the first and third Wednesdays of
the month at 8;00 o'clck. The Read
ing Room, which is located in the
church, is open Wednesday after
noons from 3:00 to 5:00 o’cloclt.
At the Church of Wide Fellowship
on Sunday morning at the 11:00 a. m.
morning worship the pastor will
preach on the theme, "The Challenge
of the Unknown.” At the 8:00 p. m.
evening ser\'ice, Wally Smith, world-
traveler, will give an illustrated lec-
tnre on the subject, “I Lost the Dev.
il's Woodpile But Found God's Roi-gh j
Diamonds.” |
The subject of the pastor's sermon I
Sunday n-.orning at the Baptist
Church vvilj be ‘‘Thins° To Tnii'k
About.” In the evening at S:00 o'clock
he will use for theme, “The Posses
sive Attitude.'■ I
House of David l^earded
Hall Team To Play Here
s. I*. Junior Chamber of Com
merce Arranges (Janie With
Sandhills Ail-Stars
Hoys to Judffe Cattle
in Pinehurst April 26
Carolina-Virjrinia Ayrshire As
sociation to Award Prizes to
Winners of Competition
Baseball fans in this section have
a treat in store for them to celebrate
the first Wednesday half-holiday of
1940. The Junior Chamber of Com.
nierce h'as arranged an exhibition
In riiictiurNt
“At Long Last,” the dates foi
“Gone VVith the Wind” have arriv
ed and they are Sunday, Monday,
An Ayrshire Cattle judging contest Tuesday and Wednesday, April 21,
will take place in Pinehurst on April 22, 23, 24, with matinees on Mon-
26th at 10 o’clock, in the ring west day, Tuesday and VVednesday. Night
of the Carolina hotel. Three boys shows begin at 8:00 with matinees
each from the Agricultural Vocation- starting at 2:00. On account of the
game to be played on the Southern j al schools of Cameron, Eureka, Rae- extreme length of the production
Pines field between the famed, heal'd- Vass^ Carthage and Lakeview there will be no preliminary sub.
ed House of David team and the "’iH compete for a cup being offered jects.
Sandhills AlLStars, This should be j by the C.irolina . Virginia Ayrshire Resen’ed seats for the night shows
ft corking good game with plenty of j Breeders' A.ssociation, In addition to aie on sale at the Carolina Hotel and
pood baseball and lots of fun. The the cup. a prize of $15 will go to the Carolina Pharmacy at Pinehurst,
Bearded Boys carry a couple of | " inner of first place, $10 to the boy vnth night prices at $1,10 for main
clowns along with them for a .<?pec-1 "'ho takes -second place, and ,S5 to lloor and balcony, boxes $1.65. Mat-
ialtv act and the Jay-Cecs hope to : third place. Prof. R. H. Ruffner from inee prices are 75c main floor and
have some local talent in other spec-1 the North Carolina State College of balcony, with boxes at $1.10. Seats
will are not reserved for the matinees.
As is well known, the.se prices will
Agriculture and Engineering
time, at , a vai d the piizes.
F;>jec t .■? A1! n: i n is t ra t i on.
PI!KS1!»KNT NOMIWTIS
EDNA I'OSTMVSTFII
Mi.=is Fdna Maurers npme '.vas
among 17 aent to the t’nitcd .'states
Senate Monday by President Roose.
velt to be confirmed for postma.'^ter-
»hip,s in North CnrnUnn. Maur
er has heen acting postmaster in
Donald Budge, worlds gieate.st
Aberdeen for some time. Her confir- tennis player, is competing in the
mation by the Senate will give her n professional tournament at the Pine-
permanent status. hurst Country Club this week, and is
Patrick H. McDonald was nom- expected to meet either Richnrd ■'’keen
inated by the PiesicTent for postmas- or Eruce Barnes in the final round
ter at Carthage in the same list. tomorrow.
lal events.
This will be the first
lea.'^t in many years, that a touring
House of David team has heen prc-
vaileil upon to come to Soutliern
Pines, and fans in this section will
1 ave a splendid opportunity to see
this famed aggregation, many of
them c^-hig leaguer", in action.
>-ig turnout is rxperted. Complete de.
tails .as to tickets, parking spaces.! A.s..istance. .$2f.l7f..
etc will he announced next week. ! I^itto. Aid to Dependent Children.
.^(>,788.
Ditto, .\i(i to Blind, $6,,~98.
Dep.artment of Aiirienlture, Con
servation Program, $98.ft77.
Farm Security Administration.
Rural Rehabilitation. $1 147. I
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SOI THKRN PINES. N-
IT’S COLOSSAL
This Stock Reducing Sale
in the
not he reduced aiiynvhere
rilKEE MII.MON I'KDF.KAL . United States until 1911. |
Fl'\I)S SPENT IIEKE^ Biinging its popular tunes to the
UKO Ra(ii(i's film ver-sion of "Irene," I
(Cnnfhivrti from v'ifip nnr) speaking scieen for the first time, j
Woik
S,1!7,172.
Social
Sccui'ity Board Old Ap.e
noNVM) nrn<iE i>i.w ino
IV IMNEHl TOrUVAMK.NT
Federal Emergency Relief Admin.
“WARM WE VTHER SPECIALS"
Men'.' Hanes Shirts ami Shorts
Bip: Value Shirts and Shorts
Mon's Work Pants
Dres.s Shirts
Work Shirts
Polo Shirts
Dies.s ami Wash Pants
'250 each
10c each
SI 00 up
$1 11(1 ui ;>2 00 each
TjOc to $100 cach
. 50c to SI 00 oi^'h
SI-00 to S3 05 pair
Girls “June Preston f^rocks” ^1,00
Ladies Wash Dresses $1.00 up
Shoes and Hosiery for the FamiI.v
IVIelvin BrotHers, Inc.
Southern Pines “19 Years of Service” N. C.
I istration. .<198.717.
I Civil Works Administration, $97,-
i 67.'i.
I AA.\ Rental and Benefit Pay-
I ments. $110.607.
' Total non-repa.vable, $1,647,103.
Listed imdei “Other Benefits" are
! the.se:
j Federal Housing Administration
i Modernization and Improvenu'nt
I Loans Instired. $71,910.
1 Mortgages Accepted for Insur-
I ance, $ I OS,.500.
j Total Housing Tn.suranre. $isr!.110.
11 i Farm Security Administration
II j Farm Debt Kedurtion, $262.
H j The report carries an adiynda of
1} j certain count.v statistics, as follows:
•5 I Number of families in county,
H j 1930—r.,7.58: dwellings. 1930—500;
it the nttr.K tioii at riiieluirst Fiida.v, }}
April 26th, at 3:00 and 8:30 p. m., jj
with -\nna Neagle. the famous Brit-
i.sh .‘-•tar_ and Ka.v Milland sharing ||
stellar honors, and with such favor- is
ite.s as liolami Young. Alan M;ir.shall.,
Ma.v liob.son and Billie Burke in
prominent roles.
"Irene" won ,'i In.'iting place with
th( at:e-goers as one of the most en-,
tei'talning and best liked of all nuis.
iial comedies, and the picture ver-'
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Closing: Out Balance Dark Dresses.
Special Reductions on All Coats
A remarkable group of SI ACK SUITS,
Hopsacking or Sharkskin, all reduced to
De sure to take advanta^fc of this
Yard Gcods Sale
SilVs . .. C ottons .. . Rayons . • .
in solid colors and prints.
If you need LU(i(JA(JE we have it, at
interesting- prices.
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Aberdeen theatrE
Saturday, .April 20
MATINEE 3:00 P. M.
Night at T:!.") and 9:00
“SOMEWHERE IN SONORA’
.lOHN WAYNE and “DrKE”
■Vlso Chapter No- 14
“DICK TRACY’S G-MEN”
with
RALPH liYRD — PHYLIS ISLEY
Monday, April 22 (Only)
Night at 7:30 and 9:30
Returned by Popular Demand
“TARZAN FINDS A SON”
Johnny Weissmuller as “TARZAN”
Maureen O’Sullivan as “HIS M.\TE”
John Sheffield as “LITTLE TARZAN”
Laraine Day Ian Hunter
Tuesday, April 23 (Only)
Night at 7;30 and 9:15
“THE FLYING DEUCES’
Jean Parker Reginald Gardiner
STAN LAUREL OIJVER HARDY
A Carnival of ROARS, HOWLS and MERRIMENT!
W^ednesday, April 24
Night at 7:30 and 9:15
CASH AWARD NIGHT
Free Consolation
“THE COURACiEOUS DR. CHRISTL\N”
Jean Hersholt
Tom N'eal
Dorothy Lovett
Robert Baldwin
Thursday and Friday, April 25, 26
Night at 7=30 and 9:15
“THE BLUE BIRD”
Shirley Temple Spring Byington
Sybil Jason Laura Hope Crews'
Eddie Collins Gale Sonderj^aard
In breath-taking TECHISflCOLOR!
number of individual income tax re
turns. 19.'?.T 28,8; mmiher pas.senger
automobiles registered ,1936 -3.271;
ntmiber families with I'nUns, 1938—
3.,160; residential telephmes. 193,')—
7.")7; domestic electric meters. 1930—
1 2S6.
Number of farms, 193.5—2.33S; re
tail employees, 1935—.'iOS; whole.sale
employees, 193.’>--32: mining em
ployes, 193.5—120; manufacturing em
ployes, 19,3.")—9S6; number persons on
farms, 193.5—13,113: number unem
ployed reporting, 1937—.586.
KIWAMANS HF.AKS ABOI T
“VOi n TELKPIIONK \OICF/'
BIV
RESERV::
SEATS
NOW!
EXAmV
AS SHOWN
IN FAMED
ATUNTA
PREM KRE
Norm,an Russell of the Bell Tele
phone Company made a talk andj
presented two films at the weekly
meeting of the Sandhills Kiwunis
Club, held Wednesday in the Pine
hurst Commtmity Chiirch. One reel
showed how important your telephone
voice is to yo\ir business, illustrating
the right and wrong way of conver.s-
ing over the wires. The other, ‘‘A
Hurricane Challenges^” showed the
gigantic ta.sk facing the telephone
companies following the New' Eng
land hurricane of a few years ago,
and how the emergency was met.
The club passed a resolution of
sympathy to Mrs. Tr.rner on the
death of her hu.sband, Millard H.
Turner, a charter memlier of the lo.
cal club.
ROTARY LE.XRNS
ABOUT SHORT \V.\> E R.VDIO
Members of the Southern Pines
Rotary Club and visiting Rotarians
were treated to a demonstration of
short wave radio at the club’s meet
ing at the Country Club last Frl.
day, with K. H. Lorenson accompany
ing the exhibit with a talk on radio.
He w’as assisted in his demonstration
by C. J. Simons, president of the
club. John Symes of Lockport, N.
Y., “daddy” of the locat club, will
be the speaker at today's meeting.
Mr. Symes was instrumental in or
ganizing Rotary here several years
ago.
KM>1ETT (iOLI)EN ELECTED
S.\NDPIPEI{S’ PRESinENT
EJmmett W. Goldeff was elected
president of the Sandpipers, goffing
organization of the Southern Pines
Country Club, at the annual banquet
and meeting cf the organization Tield
on Tuesday night at the clubhouse.
He succeeds James Schwartz.
Prizes were awarded Gordon Keith,
winner of the club championship this
year; Alfred Chlswell, runner-up, and
Elmer K. Davis, consolation winner.
Sion is hi-raMi'd as being evon more
rhanning. The .«(ings tliat helped to
malic the tiriginal .“^tagc presenta
tion famous, "Alice Blue Gown." (iU|
technicolor I "Irene,” "Castle of |
Dreams," and "Thore'.s Something |
Tn The Air," have heen retained in
the picture, and in a-ldition. the com-
pascru of the original tunes, have
written a new number e.specially for ^
tlie film, "You’ve Hut lie Out On A
Limb." Lu.Nuriou.s .settings aild to '
tlie glittei of the story and scores
of brilliantly designed go’.vn.s and
negligees featuie the diess shop se
quence.
Ill Soul hern I’ines
"V\’hile "(;one U'ifli the Wind" is
holding the b'^an's at Pinehurst, that
outatand'.ng production, "My Son,
My Son," with .Maclelaine Carroii,
Briand -\hcrne, Henry Hull, Louis
Haj’wr'od and Laraine Day is playing
a return engagement at Southern
Pines, Monday and Tue.sday, April H c.....
2l.st. and 22nd With a Tuesday mati- H
nee and it is indeed a masteiful pro.
duction, superbly acted.
On Wednesday and Thuisday^ Ap
ril 24, 2.5, with a Thur.sday matinee.
"It .\11 Cjime True," with Ann Sher-
iden, Jeffry Lynn, Zasu Pitts, Una
O'Conner, Jessie Busley and Felix ,
Bressart, play.s a return engagement j
and here is real entertainment, a
lively, swiftly paced story. \
The attraction Friday and Satur- j
ria.v, April 26, 27, with a Saturday ■
matinee is Alexander Korda’s all- j
technicolor comedy-drama, “Over i
The Moon," starring that favorite j
screen star. Merle Oberon. |
Eighteen Million Pounds Is the |
sum arou;:d which comedy and .satire 1
are built in this production. Some of |
the most beautiful technicolor shots
of the Alps, Monte Carlo and the
canals of Venice, ever seen, are in
corporated into this comedy. An ad.
ditional attraction is the new Laurel
and Hardy comedy, "A Chump At
Oxford.”
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CAROLINA THEATRES
Pinehurst - Southern Pines
Present
At Southern Pines
EDWARD SMALL
W ANTS
FOR SALE: Pair beautiful Cocker
Spaniel pups eight weeks. No bet.
ter blood lines in America. Come
and look them over. Dr. L. J. Pe.
g^ram, next to the Chalfonte, Aber
deen ■Road. Day phone 2693.
FREE: Be .sure to see "Blame It on
Love,” starring Joan Marsh and
John King, Friday, April 19, 3:00
p. m. Carolina Theatre, Southern
Pines. Tickets at Simons Electric
Co.
WANTED: Cook for Hotel. Either
man or woman at Sanford. Inquire
Pilot Office.
FASTURE FOR RENT: Send your
horses, cows and yearlings to D.
D. Cameron for the summer
months. Good pasture. Sanford, N.
C. Route 5, Osgood Crossing. A26.
ONE COMPRESSOR FOR SALE in
good condition. Hose to go with
it. One air tank. Write to F. M.
Hilliard Route 1, Carthage, N. C.
Write and I w’ill give you the nec
essary information.
BUSIXESS OPPORTrMTY’
Will make investment in retail bus.
iness as active partner Department
Store and general men;handlse ex
perience. Reference .All replies held
In strict confidence. Address X, care
The PUot. A19-26.
' This prodactioB vtil eol be shown «ny«brre
f\crpt at &d>aic(K} prices...«t (east pntii 1941
GONE WITH
THE WIND
Wed., Apr. 21, 22, 23
and 24 ^
.Matinees .Monday, Tuesday and
W inlnesda.v.
Night Shows 8:00 n. m. (Reijervot
Seats)
Matineet* 2:00 p. ni. (Not Rest'rved)
R«*ser»cd Seals on Sale at the
Carolina Hotel and Carolina I'har-
nia»-y at Pinehurst.
*• 1940't Qlrl iii ih*' \
ilAfict Blue Gown!,.
:! .Lo*t,1k'u'ghst'iongsl •
AHHK NEXGLE
MILLAND
Mon. and Tues., Apr.
22, 23—8:15
-■Matinee Tuesday at 3:00 o’clock
Rolonil Alon
YOUNG-MARSHAl
Moy BiHi*
ROBSON • eUKKE
Arlktr nUCMEt
SKO RADIO Pictun
HERBERT WILCOX
Scfae" olov bv Alke Millar. Frow lh«
Musicol Co^td^, ' . Book bv H.
Mor*iome»v MmJc end Ivf'ci bv Mofrv Tl#tn#v
en.i ^’eCof^hv•
Friday, Apr. 26th,
8:30 P. M.
IVlatinec at 3:00
FOR SALE: AN EXCEPTIONAL
BARGAIN Artistic home with
large Studio, a large very desirable
well landscaped corner lot. Fam
ily is compelled to stay North,
can be purchased now for less than
half its actual cost or will ex
change for Washington property.
Consult Wallace Bryant, 38 Penn
sylvania Avenue, Southern Pines
A19.26.
EXCHANGE: Use of attractive cot
tage on ocean near Portland, Maine
in exchange for use of room by
one person for May, perhaps June
in or near Southern Pines. Ad
dress M. A. E. care Pilot.
WHY NOT ENJOY a new Frigi-
daire Refrigerator by trading any
thing saleable on the down pay.
ment and let the ice bill pay the
balance'. They are on display at
THE TRADE STORE,
Southern Pines. N. 0.
Hat A VttnttUr
Slory io Tclll
lEFFREV UNN
HUMPmr BOGART
I R*n(R mi nrti un rwiwt
ZASU pnT8*UNAOCONNOR»JESSlEBl!SLEY
JOHN LITBL • Diftttti h LCWIS SEILEH
PUy by MicbMl Fmmw tad L4wrce«« Kiabto
Wed. and Tliu., Apr.
24, 25, 8:1,5
Matinee Thursday at 3:00
«ERLE OBKKON’
and
KE.\ HAKKISOX
in
“Over The Moon’
(In Technicolor)
.Also: The Laurel and Hardy Com.
cdy “A CHITMP AT OXFOBD.”
Fri. and Sat., Apr,
26, 27, 8:15
Matinee Saturday at 3:00
LOST: Pocketbook and watch, last
Thursday on Indiana ave., South,
em Pines. Reward for return of
either or both to Mrs. Howard
Butler Indiana avenue. A.26
FOR SALE: One eight foot Frigi.
daire. Phone 7264, Southern Phies,
N. 0, tf.
BUY YOUR EGQS THE DAY
THEY ARE LAID. Dan S. Ray,
1 mile South of Southern Pines.
First road right, beyond Suggs
Dairy.
SOR RENT: Pleasant centrally locat
ed apartment, also single rom.
Lilian A. Roberts, comer Pennsyl
vania avenue and Ashe street, op
posite public tennis courts.
FOR RENT: Two and three room
aparbnents, very reasonable. The
Ellington, 31 West Vermont Ave.,
Southern Pines,