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THE PILOT, Southern t*ines. Norlh Carolina
Friday. July 24, 1942.
BIu4* Golfers Take j
Lea I ol Two Points
Sn’ '.1 Field Oui in
■ -jid Week of Tourney;
Sl 't Now is 19 to 17
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.liiiin.-iii 2 1-2. I
Ji I', li id and Joo Mant>‘santi 2 vs
K. C Ialiiis and Charles Patch. Jr., 1.
Dan Fari'fll 0 vs, A. B. Patterson 3, i
Ton points won by the Blues Sun-
lay mvc Hert Weathcrspoon’s team
.1 lot. il ot 19 compared with Clarence !
Kdsori's team’s 17 ptiints after two
.SunJ lys of play.
Lightning Fatalities
During an elpctrical storm
which visited the Vass-Canveron
sect'on on Tliur,sday of last
week, a mule owned by Ihe late
J. M. Tyson and a bird dog, Jhc
properly of W.ide Cooper, were
kii!ed by lightning.
The mule was i;i .i stable on
the Thomas farm when light
ning struck. M ’les in adjoining
stables were not injured.
The dog was chained lo a
clotiies wire at the Cooper home
several miles out from Vass.
CARTHAGE MAN HELD
FOR SHOOTING NIECE
Carl Short Under S500 Bond
in Shotgui\ Affair Saturday
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iii'iiiu ; rid uiidel huiid i'l)arf;ed
vvith till .--ii(it-uiin .-hcn'tinu ol' Mrs
Kditli Wiliiani.' at lils honu'
',it. .S.'itur.iay ni^'hl in the prescm'e
<if -X'Veral i'thn> who atic n-porl-
cd by nffii'ials t>' be nienilH'rs uf the
Shint laiiuly.
Sheriff C. ■! MeDiinalii. wlio .serv
ed the wari.int for arrest early this
week, said few dt'tails of the shoot
ing; were a\ailable, but that Mrs.
Williams was reported doing well at
Moore C'ount\- Hospital where she
was taken for treatment. No motive
for the shooting has been advanced.
Short, f)eing tield for shooting the
woman, said to be his niece, and in
flicting si'rious injuries. i,s a native
of this section, but for many years
has been connected with a Chicago
concern, working here and in other
parts of the country.
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Hi was a iiifniber uf the Communit\
t'huri'h .md i.itive in I'ther affair>
ol 1’ini‘hurst. where he had numer
ou.' frivnd'.
Active in Legion
SuK i l!*i;i. in: had lit,-!. II einph'.'’’
I'd by tli<’ Pineliuist. Inc.. pliunbins
d( pal tiiiein. wa:- assistant chief ol
Ihe I'inehiii'sl Fire Oepartnient. char-
li i memlH'i of the .Uihn (’i. Henson
I’o.sl ill flu Ami'iiCi.n Legu>n at
I'ai'.luif;!’ lati I' transferring his
iiieu.lu'rsliip te Ihe Sancihills Post in
Sdiithern I’lnc'. si rving at onr time
.;;; \ iei' i'iiii.m..iuler of the Post.
' liaveside er\iLi-.-> Were conductetl
al .\U. Hi : ■ I'l'ini'ti'ry. where inter
ment tooi> p!.:ce, by the Sandhill.-
l.egioii Pi.;,t, 'I'apr, were sounded by
DonaUI .Inlinn n
Sur\ M'' F'lelds is his •.vid'i. ',
tile forme!' Mis. P’ >'th;\ <.'i'lnsspou;. a
dalighti'r, l.ouise Ann. ,i sup-si'ii.
Hairy Clmigi. Mastcrson of British
W'e.st Indies, a niece, Mrs, Howard
H Maeuii of Riverside, Calif,, who
until ln>r marriage last fall had made
her home since childhood with the
Field-' his father, J, R, Fii'lds of Mt.
Carmel; thn-" brothers, ^ Kllis
Fields of Pinehurst and Caulie Field>
(Voiilli (iroiips Form
IJniUMi ()ri*aiii/ali<Mi
First Group Meeting of
Church Laagues Called
for September 20 Here
Iiical Ol ;:iiiu'ation of yoiin.g peo
ple:' church groups has ju:;t been
formrd liere. with temporary offi
cers. under the n.ime of "United
';’l,ri.''ti.')n Youth of Southern Pines."
and its first giou|> mi'eting has bei'ii
callid for Sunda\- evening. Septem
ber 2(1, at the Fpu'^ciipal -'hurch.
Plan- III!' the organization meet
ing ,vere i',i;uii' by representatives of
loin etiui'i he . at a meeting la>i .vn'k
■It thr Papti.-t I'lu'reh, with two re).)-
re,--i ntati\e-. from c.ich denuininatiiai
The ('oij,!>iit( - !■ elei'ti'd to fiiiK.'tion |
until Ihi- Septriiibi i- neeting is eoi'i-
po,-ed ot V'.'inon All.iti, elr iini;ili, '
Church 'if Wide h'l'llowship (Congre- i
g.-ilinnal'. N’oii'e Hodokins. ,Ir.. Fpi,'^- i
;'onai Iren( t ili\ Haplist. ,:nil T i
K Camt'beli, Pu sideni '
It i." pliir.ned to elect a piesidrnt.
vici'-iiresidenl. si'cretarv and treas- !
urer at the first orgaiii'/ational niei-t- ;
ing. and .'ilso to adopt a proposed i
constitution, lu gular meeting'; are i
to be lu-ld at the various churches, |
■ 1 truly ft'cl that a grout step has
of Route 1. West Knd; and Lawson i t’ecn m.ule in fuuire \oung peiiple
Fii'lds of Florida.
Members of the Legion I’ost were
active and honorary pallbearers and
members of the Pinehurst Fire Dp-
partment were honorary pallbear
ers.
activities in Southern Pines.” said
Ciiairman Allan." and hope that the
groups as a whole will lie as enth'.i- ’
siastic as their repri'sentatu os "
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SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
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BLOUSE SALE- -
Printed Jerseys and Silks
Sh ’ers . . . Cottons . . . Picquats
SKIRTS - -
PASTEL WOOLS . . . COTTONS
We have reduced them io almost half price for quick
selling.
You Will Find Many Other Interesting
Items on Sale.
We close Wednesday aftei'noons during the summer
months.
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Rates: 25 cents minimum; one ccnt
per ^^•ord in legular tvpc.
IN THIS TYPF. ‘rate IS 2
CENTS A WORD, 25-CENT MIN
IMUM.
TERMS; CASH IN ADVANCE.
SCOUTS SPENDING
WEEK AT WHITE LAKE ,
A group of Boy Scouts from local
! Troop 73 under the leadership of
I Scoutmaster \’ernon Allan are
' spending this week at a cottage on
, Marshnian's Reach at While Laki'.
! In the group are John Neal. Jr
j (leorge Van Camp. Steve Van Camp,
I Bobby Spring, Chan Page, Jr.,
I Drennen Mann. Delmar Mann. Her-
! bert Borteck, David Cameron, Rob-
I ert McLeod, Robert Shepard
Overton and Ted Murphy.
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FOR RENT: Now available one
small first floor apartment. All
modern conveniences. Dr, Daniels,
J24pd,
Apartments — Cottages
Rooms — Meals
Telephone
8071 or 8081
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Aberdeen theatrE
WANTED to RENT or BUY: An ice
box. or electric refrigerator. In
form The Pilot office, J24pd.
FOR RENT: Double room and pri
vate bath Southern Pines. Tele
phone 7355. J24pd.
FOR S.-M.E: Breakfast set. metal-top
table, 4 chairs. $10.00, Croquet set,
4 balls, $1,00, Triplicate mirror,
$1,50, Set of 2 square laundry tubs,
on casters, hose attached for drain
ing, $3.50, 57 S, Ashe Street. J24pd.
Matioea 3:0Q
Saturday. July 25
Night at 7:30 and 9:15
SoiivS of the Pioneers”
Roy Rogers
’•Gabby" Hayes
FOUND: At the V-hive which way
the wind blows, J24pd,
FOR RENT: Large, cool, shady room.
Use of kitchen, 32 East Pennsyl
vania aven'ue, J24pd,
Monday and Tuesday. July 27, 28
Night at 7:30 and 9:25
‘‘Maisie Gets Her Man”
Red Skelton
Donald Meek
Ann Sothem
Allen Jenkins
FOR SALE: Six full-blooded red
Cocker Spaniel puppies. Telefihone
519L, Dave Sanders, 8 Hillcrest
Drive. Sanford, N. C. J24-31pd.
WANTED: Opportunity to double up
or carry three passengers to Fort
Bragg daily. Staff Sgt R. J. Kee
gan. P. O. Box 532. J24pd.
Wednesday. July 29
Matinee 3:30 Night at 7:30 and 9:IS
FREE—$25.00 War Bond Given
Away Eaoli Wednesday Night
Secret Agent of Japan”
Preston Foster
Addison Richards
Lynn Bari
Sen Yung
Thursday and Friday. July 30, 31
Night at 7:30 and 9:30 f
“Wings for the Eagle”
Ana Sheridan
Georg* Tobias
Dennis Morgan
JackCarsoH '
FOR SALE: Practically new wood
and coal cooking stove. Terms if
desired. See A. Montesanti or
Carthage Furniture Co. J24pd.
FOR SALE: One baby’s high chair.
Cost $12.50, price now $3.00. Also,
small quantity dishes, vases, glass
ware. silverware. Long table with
two benches. For sale cheap. Tall
Pines, 70 S. May street. Telephone
5911, Southern Pines. J24.
FRYEHS FOR SALE: FOUR
BLOCKS OUT YOUNGS ROAD.
FRONT OF NURSERY. CUL-
LINGFORD. JlOpd.
ROOMS FOR RENT: Two nice rooms
with private bath: available in
Aberdeen. Write Box 52. Aber
deen, N. C. JlOtf.
FILMS DEVELOPED and printed
for 25 cents. Reprints 3 cents.
Your satisfaction guaranteed.
Sandhills Photo 'Shop, 49 Ashe
street. J24-A14.
FURNISHED ROOMS; FURNISHED
COTTAGES AND APARTMENTS.
COOL AND COMFORTABLE.
MEALS OPTIONAL PINECRF.ST,
PHONE 8081 or 8071. J12.
Sales
Service
Pinehurst Garage Co.. Inc.
Phone 49fi Pinehurst, N. C.
FOR RENT: Furnished Apartments
and single rooms. Reasonable.
Electric kitchens. Ventilating
fans. Monthly or yearly rentals.
Wellesley Building, Pinehurst, Tel
ephone 2415. UlStf ceeded by the news only
William Powell. Hedy Lamar.
sil Rathbone. Claire Trevor and n
cast rich above most in names and |
talents provide a distinct novelty m !
the prt)duetion. ‘'Crossroads." the at- ,
traction which has a pri'-release |
showing at the Pinehurst Theatre,
Sunday night. July 26th, at 8:30 and |
at the Carolina Theatre. Southern
Pines. Monday and Tue.sday, July
27th-28th. with a Tuesday matinee
This is a romantic mystery that
holds interest to the last flicker, for
no matter how good an armchair de
tective one is. it is difficult to figure
out the ending.
Hedy Lamar furnishes the gla
mour. and very well, loo, and Wil
liam Powell does superbly with his
portrayal of the French diplomat.
The scenes between Hedy and Pow
ell will be enjoyed by most adults
for they are beautifully played and
realistic enough to literally "carry
away” the spectator.
A grand surprise package of en
tertainment. as heart-warming as a
letter from home, will delight movie
goers in "The Postman Didn’t Ring”
the attraction at the Carolina Thea
tre. Southern Pines. July 29-30 at
8:15 p. ni. with a matinee Thursday
at 3:00.
Starring beautiful Brenda Joyce
and newcomer Richard Travis, the
film purports to tell how a whole
town is thrown on its ear by the ar
rival of a momentous letter—fifty
years overdue.
The interesting idea of the story is
the wide effects on a number of lives
if a mail pouch were stolen; many
of the letters, if they had been re
ceived properly, would have chang
ed the course of lives. In this case
the pouch is discovered in an attic
fifty years after the theft.
Many will search high and low for
old letters when they discover the
changes one abandoned missive
wrought in this warm, human,
wholesome comedy-drama.
One of the outstanding produc
tions of the year is “This Above All,
the attraction at the Carolina Thea
tre. Friday and Saturday, July 31st,
and August 1st with a Saturday mat
inee, From Eric M. Knight’s best
novel and starring Tyrone Power
and Joan Fontaine, it is unquestion
ably an enormously successful pic
ture. It has everything—an enthrall
ing romantic story with inescapable
topical connotation^, a distinguished
cast, superb performances, skillful
direction and a handsome produc
tion. Tyrone Power gives admirable
vigor and conviation to the role of the
cynical, but inarticulate soldier and
Joan Fontaine gives a glowing, ten
der and enormously beguiling pro-
trayal of the tremulous, courageous,
loving and lovable heroine. A superb
supporting cast includes Thomas
Mitchell, Nigel Bruce, Gladys Coop
er, Philip Merivale, Sara Allgood,
Melville Cooper and Jill Esmond.
It is suggested that patrons be in
the theatre on time as the feature is
110 minutes long and will be pre-.
Present
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At Pinehurst
Sunday Night, July 26th.
8:30
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CENTUHY-FO'f »tCTU*f
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Al Southern Pines
V/ednesday and Thursday. July 29. 30—8:15
Matinee Thursday at 3:00
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At Southern Pines
Friday and Saturday, July 31—Aug. 1st.—8:1S
Matinee Saturday at 3:00
Exactly One Year Ago, Space Equiv
alent lo This Wat Used by Your Local
Newspaper and Commercial Printing
Plant lo remind its Readers and its
Customers that THE PILOT offered
^ the finest in reading, the best results
^ in adTerlising. and the highest quality
f of job printing.
WAR
has had its effect on our business, loo.
Wa are deroting our efforts to promote
Civilian Defense, Support a Genuine
i Aggressive War against Fascism and to
Prepare for a Genuine Democratic
Peace.
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The Pilot
reminds its readers that this can best
be dona through the Press—freedom
for which we are fighting—and the
Press must continue to offer its adver
tising space io merchants and to offer
its fine commercial plant lo all desir
ing quality printing. Only in this way.
can the Press be kept alive, ready to
lead the fight against Fascism and lo
urge everyone lo buy.
War Bonds & Stamps
At Southern Pines
Mon. & Tue., July 27. 28
8:15
Matinee Tuesday at 3:00