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/ >Bge Ten THE PILOT, Soathern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina Friday, September 13, 1940. Miss McCaskill Named NYA District Supervisor possible success In your business af fairs." Effective September 16, Mr. Lang has appointed Miss Myrtle McCaskill of Carthage as NYA Supervisor of Moore and Montgomery counties. Miss McCaskill, the sister of Miss Bess ' McCaskill, popular Register of Deeds John A. Lang, State NYA Ad- Moore county, is a graduate of the wmistrator, announced thi? week that ‘ Farm Life School at Eureka and of Her Appointment Announced by Lang: Upon Resignation of L N. Clegg, Jr. iCHURCHESi Services at the Brownson Memorial X N. Clegg, Jr., of Carthage, ha.s tendered his resignation as NYA Sup. ervfsor of Moore and Montgomery cauQties. Mr. Clegg stated that the iltcTreasing demands of his insurance egency in Carthage made it necessary ibr him to devote his full time to bus- il#ess affairs. Hi accepting the resignation, Mr. Xiang commended Mr. Clegg upon the splendid work he has perfosmed and stated: “The projects which have been vqdertaken in Moore and Montgom ery counties during your regime are indeed a credit to the NYA and to the people in our section of the state. It is with a great deal of regret, there, tore, that I accept your resignation, I;am wishing for you, however, every King's Business College in Raleigh. Miss McCaskill for the past few years has served with the North Carolina Department of Revenue in Raleigh. FUNERAL SERVICES HERE FOR mss SALLY THOMPSON ,1 ‘Boom Town,” the attraction at Church for Sunday, September 15 are | pjnehurst Sunday night, September as follows: Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.; Southern Pines Junior League, (for children of Jun-' Tuesday, September 16- lor Age) 5:00 p. m.; Young Peoples’, ^ Tuesday matinee, will not League, 6:30 p. m.; Evening worship, anywhere except at advan- 7:30 p. m.. with sermon by the pas-1 according to our tor, the Rev. E. L. Barber. Contract will be as follows: At 1^6- Emmanuel Episcopal Church ser-1 vices on Sunday, Sept. 15 will be as follows: Holy Communion at 8:00 a. m., Ante-Communion and Litany at 11:00 a. m. The children of the phurch School are expected to attend the 11:00 o’clock service. On Thursday, Funeral services conducted by the Sept. 17 Holy Communion at 10:00 Rev. Voigt O. Taylor, of the Church ^ a. m. of Wide Fellowship, were held in the j “Substance*” is the subject of the Powell F^ineral Home at 3:30 |iesscn-sermon at the Christian Science o’clock last Saturday afternoon, for j church Sunday morning at 11:00 Miss Sallie Scott Thompson died suddenly in her sleep in her the same hour. who oclock. Sunday School convenes at J. F. PECHE will be 'here tuning pianos about September 15. Please call Mrs. Claude Hafer for appointment apartment on Bennett street on Wed- ' nesday morning, September 4th. In- I terment was in Mount Hope ceme- I tery. I Miss Thompson was a nai.±,^ v/*, ! Lynchburg, Va., the daughter of Wil- lliam B. Thompson and Mary Eliz- labeth O’Brian Thompson, and had been a resident of Southern Hnes for [ the past seven years. She is surwied ; by a brother, H. D. Thompson of Su- garland, Tex. Welcome At the Church of Wide Fellowship next Sunday Church School will be gin at 9:45 a. m.; Morning worship 4.1 „ „■!> conducted by the pastor at 11:00 a. a native of, ^ Im., with a sermon by Dr. Edward F. Green wh.o has recently attended E. Stanley Jones’ Ashram at Buie Ridge on the theme "What Is the iVtehram—Its Meai ng and Signifi- Icance?’ All who are interested in the efforts 'of Stanley Jones in this country and what the mission field is teaching the hcjme church will welcome this report. The Fellowship Forum Vesper Service at 7:00 p. m. "Spectators In ’Relipon” will be the subject of the pastors sermon Sun day morning at the Baptist Church. Tobacco Farmers and Families Make Our Stores Headquarters We have no “High Pressure Salesmen”. Our merchandise does not require higrh pressure methods to sell it If you or any membef of the family need shoes, hats, pants, shirts, Ties, Underwear, Dresses, Notions, sweaters sox or hose, we have them. Standard brands, At a reasonable price. We hope we are not “CHEAP” Stores. ^ —SEE US AND BUY— OrotHers, “19 Years of Service” ABERDEEN and SOUTHERN PIN^ES Inc. WAN XS ALL who are interested in electrical appliances are invited to attend the Cooking School at THE TRADE STORE in Southern Pines on Sep tember 17 and 18. Aberdeen theatrE Please Note! Beginning: September 16th all shows will begin at 7:15 Monday, Sept. 16 (Only) Night at 7:15 and 9:00 "BANJO ON MY KNEE” Barbara Stanwyck Joel McCrea Walter (One Man Band) Brennan Buddy Ebsen Helen Westley Brought back by popular demand. The picture that refuses to grr®w old! Tuesday, Sept. .17 (Only) Night at 7:15 and 9:00 “SWANNEE RIVER” Don Ameche Andrea Leeds A1 Jolson Chick Chandler The Hall Johnson Choir If you have seen it, you will want to again; If you missed it, you ^UST see it. Filmed in beautiful TECHNI COLOR! FOR SAFE PACKING of your val uable dishes and furniture. See F. E. Walker, 41 Maine Ave. BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR RE^^T, Seventy May Street, Southern Pines, four bedrooms, two baths. Almost opposite school. Agent Mr. Garland Pierce. Mr. Isaac Woodell In charge. Address either. South ern Pines. tf STRAYED OR STOLEN last Satur day, black Boston terrier weighing 10 lbs. Reported seen for sale in Aberdeen. Reward. The Pilot X. BEAUTIFUL 8-room house in Knoll- wood, 3 1-2 bathrooms, for Rent or Sale. Inquire care The Pi lot. S20 FOR RENT: Furnished Cottage, five rooms and bath. Apply J. Care The Pilot. FLOWERS, Bouquets Funeral set hurst, Main floor, Adults, 50c plus tax, 5c, total 55c; Children, 27c plus tax, 3c, total 30c; Balcony, Adults, 40c plus tax, “Ic total 44c; Children 20c; Box Seats, 68c plus tax 7c, total 75c. At Southern Pines, Night prices, Adults 50c plus tax, 5c, total 55c; Children, 20c; Box Seats, 68c plus tax, 7c, total 75c; Reserved Chairs, 59c plus tax, 6c, total 65c; Matinee (Tuesday,) Adults, 40c plus tax, 4c, tota 44c; Chidren, 15c; Box Seats, 59c, plus tax, 6c, total 65c; Reserved Chairs, 50c plus tax, 5c, total 55c. No picture since “Gone With The Wind” has created such a furore of approval as “Boom Town,” which is the picture Metro openly profe.sses to regard as a test for trends of the industry—whether or not lavish, ex pensive films will be adequately sup ported in the Amrican market, whe ther they can reasonably be expected to pay a legitimate profit on the in vestment; whether more of them shall be planned. Employing half the stars on the Metro lot, “Boom Town” simply had to be a success. And that’s exactly what it turned out to he. A box office natural if there ever was one. Here are Clark Gable, Spen cer Tracy, Claudette Colbert, Hedy Lamarr and Frank Morgan in a hard hitting yarn, shrewdly written and brilliantly produced. "Boom" Town” is a big picture, combining cast and story in what turns out to be socko entertainment. It is recommended without re'servation. On the same pro gram s another very timely and inter esting March of Time Magazine on the subject, "Gateway to Panama.” ‘‘Kit Carson”, the attraction for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Sep. tember 19, 20. 21, with a Saturday matinee is another real “bell-ringer. " of rolling hills and jagged mountains this story of the opening of the West, the break-through of the Wagon trains and the U. S. Calvary under Ca^t. John Fremont, and the part played by the famous frontier scout. Kit Carson, in that epochal adven ture of American history, make for exciting and fascinatng screen enter tainment It is high adventure of the West, fashioned in elaborate style, and en- hanced by fine pictorial values. Kit Carson Is played with admirable re straint by John Hall, In the role of the courageous and frontier-wise Ecout. The picture concentrates on the successful efforts of Carson and Fremont to take a wagon train sUc- cessfully through the wild Indian country, and their defeat of the Mexicans pieces. Pines. M. G. Backer, Southern i ED'9 CAFE REDECORATED Call at THE TRADE STORE and learn how easy you can have all the hot water you need in your home for five cents a day. H. A, LEWIS. Trader. Painters and paperers have been busy during the past week redecor ating Ed’s Cafe for Ed Starnes, the proprietor, in anticipation of a busy season. Wednesday, Sept. 18 MATINEE 3 00 P. M. Night at 7:15 and 9:00 CASH AWARD NIGHT Free Consolation “THE DARK COMMAND” Walter Pidgeon Claire Tre^cf John Wayne Raymond Walbum Thursday and Friday, Sept. 19, 20 Night at 7:15 and 9:00 “THE (JOLDEN FLEECING” Lew Ayres Virginia Grey Leon Errol Rita Johnson Lloyd Nolan Nat Pendleton YOU’LL OPEN YOUR EYES when you see the Beautiful Quality and Reasonable Prices of our NEW FALL GOODS We have lovely Sweaters, Dresses, Hats, Men’s and Childrens Clothing and SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY As? ^or the i)Opalar straight-cut slips tha^ do not sag. Come to See Us. O. B. F’lirucHum Carthage, N C. MARGARET’S SHOP Shipments Fall Street Dresses and Sports Wear Arriving* Daily. Clearance on Summer Merchandise at “Give-Away” Prices. ABERDEEN’S NEW POPULAR PRICED LADIES’ SHOP Sycamore Street Aberdeen, N. C. :«WH»tn»n«o«t»«mt:tm»ntmtnt»ni»»»oB«»«««H»ntt»Ht»»»H» SOUTHERN PINES, N- C- Time To Make Your FALL SE.LI.CTIONS If It’s A HAT BAG GLOVES SHIRTWAIST Shirts and Blouses Skirts and Jackets Daytime and Evening Dresses We Have the Very Newest Things. Also Tuscany Lace Scarfs and Table Cloths. Bates Bed Spreads. Our Specialty. NOTICE The public’s attention is called to the dumping- and leaving of yard rakings and trash on the parkways and streets of the town. This iS( in strict violation of the Town Ordinance which is going to be rig idly enforced. ♦ Town trucks will collect garbage and kitchen waste only from containers on each Tuesday and Saturday morning. It will be impossible for the Town to remove yard rakings from any of the streets. The garbage should be placed in containers on the parkway the night before as the town trucks will not call for g'arbage after they have made their regular roujids. The earnest cooperation of the public in helping keep the streets clean is re quested. HOWARD F. BURNS, City Clerk CAROLINA THEATRES Pinehurst - Southern Pines Present SPENCER GABIE'TIIACY Screen Play by John Lee Mahin . Based on a Story by James Edmard Grant Directed by JACK CONWAY Produced by SAM ZIMBALIST Also: The March of Time Magazine, “The Gateway To Panama’’ AT PINEHURST Sunday Night, Sept. 15 8:30 P. M. (Advanced Prices) AT SOUTHERN PINES Mon. & Tues., Sept. 16,17, 8:20 Matinee Tuesday at .^'.00 (Advanced Prices) Edward Small priitnfi KIT CORSON with JON HALL- bVRi AT SOUTHERN PINES Thu., Fri. and Sat., Sept 19, 20, 21—8:20 P. M. Matinee Saturday at,3:00 HHKnmmtnmmnnKiBminwmtmwtttmmmmmnntmmnmmtrowwttS
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