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THE PILOT, Southern Pines, North Carolina
Friday, November 15, 1940.
KHURCHB
Services at the Brownson Memor-| In iMnehuntt
ial Pre.ibyterian Church for Sunday, xhe official opening of the Pine-
Noveniber 17 are as follows: Sunday imrst Theatre for the winter season
School. 9:45 a. m.; Junior League, ,altes place this Sunday and Mon-
2:00 p. m. {please note chang:e of jay, November 17, 18, with a Mon-
lime; Young People's League, 6:30 jay matinee, with the very “happy"
p. m.i; Evening Worship, 7:30 p. m. attraction, “One Night In The Trop-
—Sermon to be delivered by Chap- jcs," in which Bud Abbott and Lou
lairt W. S. Behrick of Fort Bragg. Costello, radio comedians whose pop-
Choir practice on Thursday evening ularity on the air lanes has been
at 7:30 p. m. under the direction of romething of a sensation during the
LI. A H. Achtermann. i past year or two, are seen and heard
I here for the first time on the screen,
Kninianuel I2piscopal Church. Rev. ppd they look as funny as they sound.
F. Craighii! Brown. B. A.. B. D.. Rec- other featured players are Allan
tor. Services: Sunday, November .jones. Nancy Kelly. Robert Cum-
17th—Holy Communion nt 8:00 a. niings. Peggy Moran. Mary Boland,
m., Church School at 9:30 a. m., Carillo. Don Alvarado and Rich-
Ante-Communion and Litany at ll:Oo|ard Carle. The story is adapted from
a. m. TtiursJay. November 21st—Holy ^arl Derr Biggers’ story “Love In-
lovel, "Captain Caution,'* (Roberts
'Iso wrote "Northwest Passage”)
A-hich is described by one critic as
"the fightingest, sailingint, slanhing-
Ist and dashingest maritime melo
drama of its kind in the memory of
ye oldest resident.’ The period is
1812. with the war of that year in
progress and in the story but not
the main point thereof. Hero of the
adventure is Victor Mature, playing
a Yankee Sailor in love but out of
favor with Louise Platt, owner of
the ship. Bruce Cabot, Leo Carillo,
Robert Barrat. Vivienne Osborne,
El Brendel, Roscoe A tea. Pat O’Mal
ley and Ann Codee are members of
the large and exfemely active sup
porting cast.
WAN TS
You can buy a full size Cabinet Elec
tric Range, five speed units, cook
er well, for less than $100.00 at |
THE TRADE STORE, Southern j
Pines. Trade-ins accepted. Easy i
terms.
H. A. LEWIS, Trader. i
WANTED to purchase girls used bi
cycle. Phone 5321 or write Box i
634.
FOUND; Ladies Elgin Wrist Watch
on East N. H. avenue, corner Broad
St. Finder may have by identify
ing and paying for adv. Apply
Sandhill Book Shop.
Communion at 10:00 a. m.
surance.’’ Fiv'e Jerome Hern musical
numbers are sung by Jones and Com-
The Hev. F. C. Le.^ter. Promotion- por S2 minutes this rollicking
«I Si'crt tary, Southern Convention. i will keep you in a state of
Congreg:itional-Christiun Churches, j and while Allan Jones, Nan-
elfice at Elon College, will be th-sjpy Kelly and Robert Cummings carry
guest preacher at the Church of Wide | their share of the fun in comniend-
Fello'.v.<hip on next Sunday morning | ,.jbie fashion it is highly probable
at the 11:00 a. m. worship. His ser
mon will bear on the theme, "Build
ing the Church. ’ Other services in
clude Sunday School at 9:45, the
Fellowship Youth League at 7;00 p.
m. and the Fellowship evening ser
vice at 7:00 p. m.
♦hat Abbott and Costello will account
for most of the laughs clocked in any
audience.
The attraction for Pinehurst. Wed
nesday, November 20th at 3:00 and
8:30 is the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
production. “Gallant Sons,” featuring
Manley Presbyterian Church, Sun-! Hunter. Gail Patrick, Jackie
day School at 10:00 a. m. Morning' coopp,. Bonita Granville and June
Worship at 11:00 a. m. The pastor will ' preisser, and produced by George
take as his theme, "A Sinner s Pray- {v\-ho is responsible for the
er." The Young People's Society will "Hardy Family ’ series
meet at 6:30 p. m.
At the Baptist Church. Sunday. Bi
ble cla.^seg and Sunday School at
10:00 a. m.; preaching at 11:00 a.
m.; B. T. U., Adult. Senior, Intermed
iate, Junior and Story Hour at 7:00
p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
7 :30 p m.
“Mortals and Imniortals" is the
subject of the lesson-sermon at the
Christian Science Church, East New
Ifanipshire Avenue. Sunday morning
at 11:00 o’clock. Sunday School con
venes. at the same hour.
IVt VKKI VGE UCENSES
Marriage Ticense.e flave been Issued
from the office of the Register of
Deed.s of Moore county to Herbert Pines
One of the greatest stage successes
of past years, was “The Letter" in
which Jeanne Eagles made her fame.
This is now adapted for the screen
starring Bette Davis, and is consid
ered her greatest role to date. At
Pinehurst Friday, November 22d at
3:00 and 8:30.
In Southern Pines
The attraction at the Southern
Pines Theatre Monday and Tuesday,
November 18, 19, at 8:15 with a
matinee Tuesday at 3:00 is the adap
tation of Kenneth Roberts’ famous
Brooks Williamson of Carthage Route
1 and Myrtle Lucena Hardister of
Carthage; J. D. Kernodle, Jr.. of Gra
ham and Sadie Winstead of Southern
The attraction at Southern Pine.'!
I Wednesday and Thursday. November
120. 21. with a Thursday matinee is
I Bon Hecht’s “Angels Over Broad-
jway." which is dt-scribed as about
I the finest specimen of screen writing
I in .some years. Starring Douglas
: Fairbank.s. Jr.. and with a magnifi-
I cent supporting cast consisting of
Thomas Mitchell. Rita Hayworth and
John Qualen, it is one of those rare
pictures to recommend tci friends,
family and favorite relatives. For
this is a picture apart from the
crowd.
Faithful to A1 Capp’s United Fea
tures comic strip. "Li'I Abner” is
the attraction at the Southern Pines
Theatre Friday and Saturday, No
vember 22, 23. with a Saturday mat
inee. “Lil’l Abner’’ brings to the
.screen A1 Capp’s comic strip in
terms of the now.spaper cartoon, rath
er that of the motion picture. Its dia
logue and plot are virtually lifted
fiom the strip and players, unknown!
for the most part, enact their roles |
in the way the artist visualized them '
and not in the manner of actors giv
ing their interpretation of what the,
strip's creator had in mind.. ^
Granville Owen in the title role
and Martha O'Driscoll as “Daisy:
Mae" head the cast which includes;
Mona Ray. Buster Keaton, Walter j
Catlett and others. The story of “Li’l j
Abner" deals with the efforts of
“Daisy Mae" to marry the boy, wind-1
ing up with "Sadie Hawkins Day,” ]
traditional "dogpatch” institution in
which unmarried women vie for the
hands of the bachelors in a foot
race.
Aberdeen theatre
Saturday, November 16
Matinee 3:00 P. M.
\ight at 7:15 and 9:00
“THE FIGHTING GRINGO’’
George O’Brien Lnpita Tovar
Al.so Chapter No. 2 of
‘‘THE ADVENTURES OF RED RYDER”
“Red’’ Barry Vivian Coe
Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 18, 19
Night at 7:15 and 9:15
“NO TIME FOR COMEDY”
James Stewart Rosalind Russell
Charles RukkIcs Louise Beavers
Genevieve Tobin AHyn Joslyn
FOUND: Automobile gapoline tank
cap, with lock. Apply The Pilot.
WILL PAY STRAIGHT SALARY
$35.00 per week, man or woman
with auto, sell Egg Producer to
Farmers. Eiu’eka Mfg. Co., Eiist St.
Louis, 111.
FOR SALE: Portable EK'ctric Stove
and oven. Two units, three heats.
Will broil, bake. As new. .$17.00.
Alice Wilder. Aberdeen, Phone D232.
FOR SALE; Nice farm horse for
sale. Also suitable for saddle--or
will trade for good cow or what
have you ? Harry Goldsmith. South
ern Pines. N22.
Siibnerilie to The Pilot, Muoii
County’s Leading News-Wevklii.
REP’RIGERATNON SERVICE on all
makes. Terms Cash. Phone G814.
B. M. Bradin. if.
SOUTHERN PINES, N- C-
Daniel Green Slippers
Yes We Have Them
There is foot flattery in these new Daniel
Green slippers. And there’s nothing like
tt^hem for comfort—Satin .., Kid .. . Felt.
$2.39 to $6.50
Hostess Robes
QUILTED SATIN . . . BOTANY FLAN-
• NEL . . . SPUN RAYON.
Hostess- Pajamas . .. Silk or Flannel .
Extra Special
We have a few Hostess Robes in Satin—
also a few Flannels we are closing out at
g-reatly reduced prices. These are worth
your considei’ation. ,
FLOWERS. Bouquets. Funeral set {__
pieces. M. G. Backer, Southern 1 iiuuutitiittltttttttttttttttitt
Pines. Phone 8261 tf
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING DIN
NER 1:00 to 2:00 o'clock Thurs
day November 28th. at Highland
Lodge. Your early reservation ap
preciated. Telephone 6933.
TO SEND A TELEGRAM call Pos
tal Telegraph and read your mes
sage. You can wire money by Pos
tal Telegraph. Phone 6381. N22
MAKE that long distance trip by bus
and save the difference. Special
low 'rates. Phone Postal Telegraph, ^
6381. N22
will be held at the home of the late
Mi.ss Ida Harrington, near White
■ ' Hill, on Carthage Route Two.
AUCTION SALE: Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Linens, Quilts, RE^sit: Two and three-room
Blankets, Canned Fruit, and also
a few pieces of Antique Furniture.
The above property belonging to
the estate of the late Miss Ida Har
rington, will be sold at public auc
tion. to the highest bidder for cash
on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21,
1940. Beginning at 10 A. M. Sale
apar'jintents, heated, reasonable
rent. The Ellington, 31 West Ver
mont avenue, Southern Pines.
EASY TEJRMS on used furniture, new
oil heaters, and several kinds of
stoves, all for sale at The Trade
Store, Southern Pines N. C.
H. A. LEWIS, Trader.
PineHxirst
arid.
SoutHern F^ines
Wednesday, Nov. 20
Matinee 3:00 P. M.
Ni|?ht at 7:15 and 9:00
CASH AWARD NIGHT
Free Consolation
“WHO KILLED AUNT MAGGIE”
Wendy Barrie
Ed^ar Kennedy
John Hubbard
Joyce Compton
Thursday and Friday, Nov. 21, 22
Ni^ht at 7:15 and 9:20
“BOOM TOWN”
Clark Gable Claudette Colbert
Spencer Tracy Hedy Lamarr
One of the years OUTSTANDING pictures.
Truly a “MUST SEE”
Moirnwitf
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AT PINEHURST
Sunday and Monday, Nov. 17, 18,
at 8:30
Matinee Monday at 3:00
“Gallant Sons”
MGM Production featuring
Ian Hunter, Gail Patrick, Jackie Cooper, Bonitao Gran
ville, June Preisser.
AT PINEHURST
Wednesday, Nov. 20,
3:00 and 8:30
“The Letter”
with Bette Davis
The play in which Jeanne Eagles made her fame.
AT PINEHURST
Friday, Nov. 22
3:00'and 8:30
AT SOUTHERN PINES
*
Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 18, 19,
8:15
Matinee Tuesday at 3:00
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.A.ngels Over
Starring Douglas Fairbanks, J^-.
AT SOUTHERN PINES
Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 20,21
8:15
Matinee Thursday at 3:00
k»re
«r Dogpatch new'
AT SOIT'^
Olr.5».<» by AlIMT t. (er«M pt«y by
CliiriM Ktrf tnd Tyltr John»on.
PINES
Friday and Saturday, Nov. 22, 23
Matinee Saturday at 3:00