Page Ten
THE PILOT, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, North Carolina
FVlday, October 18, 1940.
MISS KATH/VKINE M/VKTIN
RESIGNS AS UBRAKIAN
(Continurd frmn page one)
Board of Trustees, and will be deep
ly regretted by the patrons of the
institution. She came here frcm her
homo 111 Raleigh following her grad,
uation from the School of Library
Science of the University of North
Carciina at Chapel Hill
I Miss Grover is a graduate of Sou.
; them Pine? High School. She has as-
I sisted Miss Martin at various times
I in I he library and has shown the
necessary ability to .succeed her. She
' will assume her new duties today,
Miss Martin having left for her new
I post last night with the well wishes
of her mnny Sandhills friends.
iCHURCHESi
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Have Just Unloaded
A carload of Maine apples and vegetabels
\'ermont Maple Syrup and Honey
McIntosh and Gravenstein Apples—Very fine eating.
Several other varieties.
Hubbard Squash, Pumpkins, Carrots, Onions.
Some very lancy Maine Potatoes.
Pure Northern Sweet Cider for Hallowe’en.
FORMER POE STORE
Xow our location for the season.
B. J. SIMONDS
Phone 6352
REiGISXER
Y our $ $ $ $ $ here
Where buying power has been
DRAFTED to give you SERVICE.
We carry a full line of
DRESSES—COATS—SWEATERS—SUITS—
TOPCOATS—UNDERWEAR—INFANT'S
WEAR, HATS—BLANKETS—
SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
O. O. F"lincHum
Carthage, N C. ‘
Aberdepn theatrE I
Services at the Brownson Memorial
Presbyterian Church Sunday, Octo.
bt-r 20 are as follows: Sunday School,
9:45 a. m.; Junior League, 5:00 p.
m.; Young People's League, 6:.30 p.
m.; Evening Worship, 7:30 p. m. with
ifermon b y the pastor. Service of
prayer and study at the Church each
Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. m.
Baptist Church services Sunday:
Sunday School and Bible classes,
10:00 a. m.; Preaching. 11:00 a. m.;
B. T. U., 7:00 p. m. Prayer meeting
will be on Wednesday at 7:30. The
rubject of the pastor's .sermon Sun.
day morning will be, “The Spiritual
Issues of Citizenship.’"
earn
Myrna Loy, teamed for the first
time with Melvyn Douglas, abandons
her role ns the “perfect wife” to keep
the nian who made Garbo laugh in
continuous hot water in "Thirj Fin.
ger. Left Hand," hilarious stoiy of a
romantic mix.up coming to the Pine,
liurst Theatre Sunday night Octobcr
20th at 8:30 and to Southern Pines
Monday and Tuesday October 21, 22,,
with a Tue.sday matinee. Seen as a
New York career woman, the editor
of a fashion magazine, is Myrna Loy
who has adopted the strategem of
pretending to be married in order to
hold her job and not be pestered by
a bevy of suitors. Her eventual un.
doing comes through a chance meet,
ing with a young artist portrayed by
At the Emmanuel Episcopal | Mpjyyn Douglas, an artist very sure
Church on Sunday, October 20th:' f himself and his ideas, a.« well as
Holy Communion at 8:00 a. pleasure to be gained by liv.
f'hurch SrViool at 9:30 a. m.; Ante.,jj,p ^is .c;nall home town in Ohio,
Story, direction and cast are here
Communion aivj Litany at 11:00 a.
in. On Thursday, October 21th, Holy
Communion at 10:00 a. m.
’ilonded into a comedy which main.
t.Tins a smooth pace and is at the
.s.-’nie time pimctuatcd by imlividiial
There will be all regulai services ^ f.-pquonces which evoked he.irty and ^
vvor.ship at the Church of \\ ide Kel. spontaneous preview nicht applause. ;
lowship (Congregational), comer, oeo,go Abbott has taken his high, i
Ronnett -street and Xow Hamp.shire niusiral comedy, “Too'
.ivenuc on next Sunday as follows; | ,„.oachvav stage!
Sunday .«cl^ol for all .-ros at 9:4;> making hh dobut ns a I
•>. m: mon^iiig Church Worship at producer and direi tor, trans. I i
11-00 a. m. with sermon by the P^is-Period it to the ,scieen with .such fi.' i
ton: the Follow.-hip Forum evening-^,to cla.ss-fy It i
servicc at (:00 p. m. _ | „^ musicals of its |
!c:nd, which is the attractfon at Sou- ,
SOUTHERN PINES, N. r.
Blanket Time
WE HAVE THEM ALTHO THEY ARE HARD
TO GET
STILL HAVE SOME OF THOSE
EXCLUSIVE PURREY BLANKETS—
Colors are (^or>?eous.
Soft, Thick and Light.
Treated to Prevent Moth Damage.
72x90~$5.95 72x84-$4.95
VANITY FAIR PAJAMAS
Brushed Bemberg, Soft as a Kitten’s Ear, Warmth
without bulk.
Softest fabric to wear
Ralbri.t>-.Q'ans ;
Bedjackets
S2.00
$2.00
“Doctrine of Atonement" is the
subject of the les.son-sernion at the
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them Pines Wednesday and Thurs.day
October 23. 21 at 8:1.'). From his,
Christian Science Church Sund.iy p^^^^^^ott obtained Desi:
moiT.ing. October 20th at H :00, ^ j
oclock. Sunday School convenes at eccentric dancer: Edith Brack-j
the same hour. i.ibbv Bennett. He added Ann
Miller, Lucille Ball, Richard Carlson.
Francis Langford, Harry Shannon
iand many others. Interspersed
^ throughout the story are ten musi.
Girls from seven years old up ar.,|^^, numbers, the finale being one of
organizing a knitting cla.ss under the outstanding soon on the
auspices of the Red Cross. The first ^ time,
meeting is to be held at the home, Deannn Durbin film is
of Mrs. Hugh Carter in Pinehurst
this afternoon. Other mothers will
II VISIT OUR BARCAIN DEPARTMENT ON THE SEC-
II OND FLOOR: COATS — DRESSES — P’LANNEL
! HOSTESS ROBES. GREATLY REDUCED, ALL
PLAINLY MARKED.
CAROLINA THEATRES
Pinehurst - Southern Pines
Present
can-y on as hoste.sse.s, arranging reg-
lilar Friday se.ssion.s. The finished
products will help fill Rpd Cross
bundles for Britain.
ON ,\IR Tl*E,Sn.\YS
Wendell Willkie is on the air every
Tuesday night from 10:30 until 11:00
i.clock, on the Red network of the
'.,Ttii'Ji;il Broadca.sting Compnny.
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Niuh* at 7:L') anil 0:00
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anticipated with keen interest, and
her latest one, “Spring Parade," the
attraction at Southern Pines Friday
and Saturday, Octobcr 25. 26. with
a Saturday matinee, will not disap
point. On the contrary, it is as
i i-prightly and gay as any in which
j she has ever appear?d, and some will
declare it her best, and that’s say.
ing a great deal. Be that as it may,
•'Spring Parade" with it..; no.stalgic'
setting of old entertainment to|
s(othr both the eye and ear. Ip ad.
mil able ‘-iippoi t are Miscba -Xuci'.
Hob-, rt Cummin,Henry Slcplii'nson I
I'viso pl;,ys the (• : T.uti h an<l
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WeHuf’sday, Octohci 23
MATLVEE .'? no P. 31.
Night at 7:15 and 9:00
CASH AWAPJ) NIGHT
Free Consolation
“FATHER IS A PRINT E’
(Jrant Mitchell Nana Bryant
,Tohn Lite! I-ee Patrick
Thursday and Fri^lav. October 24, 25
Nit?ht at 7:Lt and 9:15
‘BRIGHAM YOUNG-FKONTIKUSMAN’
Tyrone Power Linda Darnell
Dean .Tagger a.s “Brigham Young”
.lohn Carradine Mary Astor
Another GREAT story by LOUIS BROMFIELS!
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f.'))' ..ilnrry ;^irkl" Ab. I'decii,
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feet Frigidaii.: in exo(‘nc".t condi.
tiin, jiriC'd Ic.v. Apply I’iiirhiirst
1*. O. B .X 1165.
spprPTJ>'C OnPFRS FOR WOOD.
Phone .')223. D. R. Bailey. 025.
nonr) R.AWLKIGII HOUTK open in
I.ee County. New Dealer who just
started in Moore County doing well,
making average weekly Sales of
over Exceptional opportunity
for the right man to get establish
ed in a profitable business. Write
at once Rawleigh’s, Dept. NCJ-
221-201, UichmoBd, Va. S20-025
HFFRIGERATNON SERVTCR on all
makes. Terms Cash. Phone 6814.
B. M. Bradin. tf.
’^LOWERS, Bouquets, Funeral set
pieces, M. G. Backer, Southern
Pines. Phone 8261 tf
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ton, TviU.y, 'i’n;'...;,,.u, Clark-
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V.'hy.not, FSsli!' City and Ivm'U t.: iio.ir
I I.,-. !Hl ihll.
■\nyonc living -i-Ioh, r to Kort
' t!:;/:- |> linl ^ i-' tl?!,- ; ^
•,'.ile radius. Sonio of the i.l;u r townt-;
iniU;d..‘(! arc I>iinn, i.ilii ! • t( r t.
T-JiUls, Clinton, .S.urf.ini, Cartha;;''
.xhrrdeii. LaurinbiiiT;'. Fuquny S;'; ing.4.
• 'illy Sj'iiiia.':, 1- . irh.n.-._ ! U;:.ib. ih-
town Newlo;i Lni.nglon,
.’I'luth'rn I’im\s aail liov.-Jiuiil.
'.'n'.r.-.s t!u :ii' towns c.'v.' absorb
000 vvork' iH, the ntustiuct;- u ('f bnr_
rack.s at Ki.rt l^iag;: will n:.l come
p ff on .'oht'dule. More than 1,000
wlioli: bl'icks at a time, ar''
to be finished by January 6.
The licavy iiiilux of troops is due
in mid-Dcccmbor. Even now. with
the main floor yet to conio, S.OOO
(lien are reported living under can.
vas. To take time off to build tern,
poraiy quarter for construction la,
bor would mean n delay of two weeks
and cost an estimated $150,000, it
was said,
I)K. CHKATIIAM UKAIHNfi
ENTEKT A INS KI A M A NS
SFFCIAL BARGAINS in u.sed furn
iture, consisting of Heatrolas, cook
stoves, oil stoves, beds, tables,
chairs, dining room set. Breakfast
set and man.y other useful articles.
H. A. Lewis, Trader, Southern
Pines, N. C.
.Tohn Trotwood Moore's famous
story of the Southern Colonel and
his faithful slave, “Tom's La.st Fur.
■>,96.” was read to members of the
Sandhills Kiwanis Club on Wednes
day by the Rev. Dr, T. A. Cheat,
ham of Pinehur.st, and scored a de.
cisive hit. The club'-s weekly meeting
was held at the Pinehurst Commun.
;ty Church.
Bynum Patterson of Southern
Pines, and Arthur W. Atherton of
Aberdeen have been elected to active
membeiship in the club.
STARRING
mim DOUGLAS
Raymonrt VVALBl'nN . Lee BOWMANr
tci.ita Gri.'-.NViLLE • Felix BRESSART
'Mtf- . .
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AT PINEHURST
Sunday Nighf, October 20(h
S:.‘U)
Got CI1 cyefuL . and .
Earfu!of iJ’v/ay’s Smash
Mus'ccil Comedy HIT!
AT SOLTTHERN PINES
■Mon. & Tih's., ()c(. 21, 22
S:15 P. .M.
Maf’nee Tiicsdav at .3:00
p
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AT SOrTi:i: IMNKS
V. '1., Oct. 2.^, 21 8:15 M.
(No Matinto)
IJjBaswr- •>«
.4 DURBIN
in
with
Rokt CUMMINGS MiscbiAIIER
Henry Stephenson Anne Gwynne
Allyn Joslyn Franklin Pongborn
BUTCH and BUDDY
Added: Th»> new .March of Time Maijazine,
“JJrilain’.s R. A. F.”
AT SOUTHERN PINES
Fri. & Sat., Oct. 25, 26—8:15 \\ M.
Matinee Saturday at .3:00
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