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THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Friday. September 23. 1949
N. C GUARD
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be stored in this area, by permis
sion of the town.
Fenced-In Area
The tract was recently fenced
in with the strongest of cyclone
fencing, at a cost of $1,000, by
the town for storage and protec
tion of its vehicles and mechani
cal equipment. There is plenty of
space for equipment which will
be issued to the National Guard
battery and it is anticipated that
this arrangement will receive ap
proval of the federal authorities
until the battery can later take
possession of grounds and a budd
ing of its own.
It is expected that a perma
nent, garage, to be used as tem
porary armory, will be built with
in a year, and that within two or
three years the battery will have
its own federally-built standard
arpiory.
Personnel
Officers of the unit are Captain
Carpenter, commanding, and Sec
ond Lieut. C. S. Patch, Jr., pla
toon leader. With an authorized
strength of six officers, 105 men,
the battery now includes the fol
lowing as enlisted personnel:
Southern Pines — Richard
Patch, John O’Callaghan, Jack
Ruggles, Proctdr Goldsmith, Dal
ton McNeill, Jack Bogle, Melvin
Kushner, Royal Stutts, Elbert
Stutts, Jim Hunsucker, Albert
Hurst, Charles‘Scarborough, Rob
ert Henderson, Robert Craft, Hen
son Williams, Thomas Koonce,
Louis Honeycutt, Matthew Poe,
Marshall Palmer, La Verne Ty-
rier.
Carthage—^Waylon Bailey, Al
fred Bailey, Theo Sineath, Willie
Sineath.
Manly — William McDonald,
George McDonald, Harold Mon
roe, Richard Fry, Daniel Assad.
Also Ralph Mclnnis, Robbins;
William Riley, Clarence Odom,
Aberdeen; William Knowlton,
West End; Wilbur Edw^ds, Vass;
Bill Smith, Pinehurst.
For School
GIRLS’ DRESSES
by Kate Greenway. These are new patterns
in prints and the styles they love to wear.
CORDUROY
Skirts and Jackets — Shorts — Jumpers
with smart little cotton blouses.
INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT
is ready for the cool days. Little legging
sets in pastel shades. Sweaters — Caps —
Mittens.
We are now featuring Dr. Posner's
First Step - Ritestart Shoes
for infants and children
Also Mrs. Day’s Ideal Baby Shoes
For the larger boys and ^girls we have
PLAY POISE, the same dependable shoe
we have had so long. Some new styles for
the boys.
TENNIS
In the Women’s Shoe Department
We are now showing the RED CROSS
Shoes.
For your novelties we have a black or navy
suede ankle strap platform sole and very high
heel.
Patc H "S
H incorporated
172 N. West Broad
Southern Pines
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on all events save the mixqd dou
bles finals, scheduled 3 p.m. Sun
day, between Mary Lou Jones and
Ed Bender of Sanford vs. Audrey
West' Brown and Harry Lee
Brown, Jr. This is the complete
cast of characters of the mixed
doubles finals of the recent East
ern Carolina tournament at Ral
eigh, in which the Ipcal brother
and sister were winners.
Men's Doubles Winners
In the men’s doubles finals
played Tuesday evening, Alex
Parker, of Maysville, Ky., and
Barney Smith, of Greenville,
Tenn., subdued the stubborn team
of Page Choate and Frank de Cos
ta, 6-2, 4-6, 7-5, 5-7, 6-0. The vis
itors, at Fayetteville for the to
bacco market, stayed over after
the market’s closing in order to
compete in the tournament, and
treated the local fans to a fine ex
hibition of tennis playing as they
earned their trophies.
Playing also Tuesday night,
Mary Lou Jones downed Mrs.
Marion de Costa 6-3, 6-3 to add
the Sandhills Open women’s sin
gles trophy to her collection, a
sizeable one for a 16-year-old girl.
The young lady is state junior
girls’ champion, now entering
women’s events and an excellent
future is foreseen for her in state
tennis circles .
Trophies Awarded
Trophies awarded Tuesday
night to winners and runners-up
included those in the women’s
singles, men’s , doubles and also
the women’s doubles played ear
lier, in which Audrey West Brown
and Mary Lou Jones defeated Mrs.
Dot Choate and Mrs. Marion de
Costa. With a winner or runner-
up trophy headed her way Sunday
night. Miss Jones will have col
lected three in this tournament.
Other trophy-winners were Da
vid Page, winner and Jimmie Col
lins, runner-up, boys’ singles; Del-
mar Moser, of Sanford, winner,
and Gene Poe, runner-up, junior
men’s singles. Presentation of
trophies was made by Mayor C.
N. Page.
Sunday’s nights mixed doubles
events will bring to an end an ex
citing tournament filled with up
sets and surprises. Starting Sat
urday, September 10, it was mark
ed by beautiful -yveather the first
week ,but rain, or the threat of
rain, caused postponement of the
finals events slated for last week
end. Good galleries have come
out for each event.
Nicely furnished single or double
rooms by day or week. Single
or twin beds. Hot and cold
water in rooms. “The Wood-
worth,’’ Phone 5281. s9,16,30ch
FOR RENT: Available Oct. 1st.
Nice completely furnished, four
room apartment, private bath,
private entrance. Heat and hot
water furnished. 140 West Ver
mont Avenue. Mrs. Foy P.
Swindell. s23pd
Experienced Stenographer, Dic
taphone Operator and Tele-
typiist desires position. Calli
7373, Southern Pines. sl6,23pd
PIANO TUNING^ J. F. Peche wiU
be in Southern Pines about
once a month. All who want
tuning done call Mrs. Helen T.
Fuller, Phone 5083. jull5tfc
PIANO BARGAINS: At this time
I have one of the greatest bar
gains to offer in new and used
pianos in many mdnths. Also
have one slightly used Spinet
and Studio piano. Convenient
payments can be arranged.
Write or call: Frank B. Merritt,
Salisbury, N. C., Route 4, phone
400 3R4. a5chtf
PLEASANT two rpom apartment,
also large first floor housekeep
ing room. Electric plate. Pri
vate entrance. 280 E. Penn Ave.
Barkmer. s23pd
Aberdeen theatrE
Monday & Tuesday# Sept. 26-27
Night 7;15 & 9:15
“SCENE OF THE CRIME”
MONEY TO LOAN: Farm and j
City Loans call or see R. F.
Hoke Pollock, 'Southern Pines,
N. C. D5tfchg.
fllpd
LAKEVIEW INDUSTRIES
Lakeview, N. C.
The home of fine handmade fur
niture. Cabinet work to suit
your individual taste. A post
card will bring us to your door.
S9chg
FOR SALE or Lease: Eight wood
ed acres with good eight-stall
stable. Old Bethesda road, half
mile from town. Water, elec
tricity. Maj. W. S. Topping, Box
1298. Phone 5955. s23p
FOR RENT: 1 large pleasant bed
room in private home. One
block from center of town.
Young lady preferred. Call 6704.
s23chg
FULL FHA LOANS: 80 TO 95 PER
CENT OF TOTAL APPRAISED
VALUE HOUSE AND LOT-
UP TO 25 YEARS, OVER TWO
MILLION HANDLED IN THIS
TERRITORY—TAKE ADVAN
TAGE OF OUR EXPERIENCE.
H. L. GRAVES. MATTHEWS
BUILDING. PHONE 8181. OF
FICE HOURS 9 A. M. TO 4
P. M, A12. 19. 26.S 2
NOTICE: Your Chamber of Com
merce Board of Directors meets
second and fourth Tuesday 8:00
p.m. at the office in the Belve
dere Hotel. Presentation of your
ideas and suggestions is solici
ted. fl8chg
FOR SALE: 5-gaited saddle horse.
Color bay. Mrs. Harriet Harkey,
Rt. 2, Wadesboro, N. C. sl6p
FOR SALE: Maytag washer, Deep
Freezers and Gas Ranges; other
popular brand names in Gas
Ranges, and Refrigerators;
Warm Morning heaters. Gas
and oil Heaters; oil floor furn
aces and Combusioneer Auto
matic Coal Stokers. Parker Ice
and Fuel Company. , S16chg
PROPERTY FOR SALE - Wf
have desirable real estate list
ings in Southern Pines and
Aberdeen. To buy or to rent.
J. D. Arey & Co., Aberdeen
I 8701. Jul chg
Typewriter and adding machine
cleaning and repair service, also
several good buys in new and
reconditioned adding machines
and typewriters. Dixie Printing
Co. A2tfchg
FOR RENT: Double.and single
corner rooms on second floor,
near bath. Large corner room
with private bath on first floor.
Pleasant home. Central location,
garage. Telephone 7122. sl623p
USED CARS
42 Oldsmobild station wagon
48 Nash sedan
49 Willis Jeepster
48 Kaiser sedan
48 Plymouth sedan
47 Plymouth 4 Door
46 Chrysler town and country
41 Ford Tudor
38 Packard Coupe
Model A Ford Tudor
CHERRY MOTOR SALES
Phone 7781
Sbulh West Broad St. U. Si. No. 1
S23tfchg
Plenty of good water from a drill
ed well. Write for illustrated
booklet and estimate, giving us
the direction and how far you
live from your Ijostoffice. Heat
er Well Company, Inc., Raleigh,
N. C. tfchg
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED: Set-
tled white woman to live in
home as housekeeper for cou
ple. Reply to P. O. Box 767,
Sanford, N. C. s2330pd
FOR SALE: 1 20 gal. Electric Hot
Water Heater. Good condition.
See Tommy Atkinson. s23ch
WANTED: Secretarial work. Ex
perienced stenographer. Switch
board experience. Mrs. Thomas
T. Suddreth. Colonial Inn. East
New York Ave. . s23pd
FORGET FALSE TEETH Worries.
Get Brodhead’s Plate Powder
and prevent loose, slipping
plates. Available at Southern
Pines Pharmacy.
DAVIS VENETIAN BLIND SHOP
PELLA VENETIAN BLINDS
KOOLVENT AWNINGS
VENTILATED PORCH SHADES
REPAIRING 8t REPAINTING
VENETIAN BLINDS. PORCH
AND LAWN FURNITURE
ESTIMATES GLADLY OFFERED
CALL: ABERDEEN 8884
HOW ABOUT A GIFT THAT
WILL BE SURE TO PLEASE?
A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION TO
"THE PILOT" WILL PROVIDE
12 MONTHS PLEASURE AT
THE LOW COST OF $3. WE
MAIL A CARD ANNOUNCING
THE GIFT. SAVE YOURSELF
ALL BOTHER OF SELECTING
AND MAILING GIFTS BY
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF
THIS OFFER.
VAN JOHNSON
TOM DRAKE
GLORIA DE HAVEN
ARLENE DAHL
Wednesday, Sept. 28
Night 7:15 & 9:00
CASH AWARD
“KAZAN”
STEPHEN DUNNE LOIS MAXWELL
James Oliver Curwood's Great Dog Adventure ^
Thursday & Friday, Sept. 29-30
Night 7:15 & 9:15
“YOU’RE MY EVERYTfflNG”
DAN DAILEY
SHARI ROBINSON
ANNE BAXTER
ANNE REVERE
Saturday, Oct. 1
CONTINUOUS FROM 3;00
“PRINCE OF THE PLAINS”
MONTE HALE PAUL HURST
Classified Ads
Light face caps and lower case
type, 3c per word; BLACK CAPI
TALS, 4c per word. Minimum
price per Ad, 50c. ALL ADS IN
CLASSIFIED COLUMN CASH,
with exception of those having
established account.
FOR SALE: Two wheel trailer;
Caloric down draft circulating
co'al heater; Eastman enlarger,
5x7. Emerson Humphrey, Phone
7722 or 5032, Southern Pines.
s23chg
FOR MEMORIALS of dignity
and lasting beauty, contact D.
Carl Fry, Carthage, represent
ing Palmer Stone Works. .m8tf
FOR SALE: Baby crib and mat
tress, good condition, $20. Tel
ephone 5955. s23pd
FOR RENT: Large front bedroom
on first floor, furnished. Close
in. 470 North Ashe street. Tel
ephone 7012. s23pd
FOR RENT: Upstairs apartment,
2 large rooms and bath; well
equipped; water, heat furnish
ed. 470 North Ashe st. Tel. 7012.
s23pd
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE: Refec
tory table and bench, living
room rug, electric oven, 2 burn
er plate. Excellent condition.
Miss Marie Rose, Pinebluff.
s23pd
FOR SALE: 6 room furnished
house 2 years old. Priced for
quick sale. $1100. down. Bal
ance $48 per month. Telephone
6382. Dr. L. M. Daniels. s9chg
FOR RENT: 4 room unfurnished
duplex. Electric stove and re
frigerator furnished. Rental
$46.50. 375 East Maine Avenue,
Southern Pines. J. D. Arey &
Co. Telephone Aberdeen 8741.
sl6tfchg
FOR SALE: Persian .kittens, three
months old. For further infor
mation call 5883. sl6chg
WANTED: At VFW Auxiliary
Box Supper, 30 or 40 couples
with attractively wrapped
boxes. “Mom” Montesanti starts
the auction at 7 o’clock Friday
September 23 at old Primary
School Building, corner Page
and Connecticut avenue. Join
the fun. Bingo afterwards. Call
6913. s23chg
SCHOOL OF DANCE CLASSES
SATURDAYS ONLY. IN OLD
VFW CLUB. MARTHA ADEN.
tfchg
FOR SALE—Seed Oats, Rye,
Wheat, Barley and Rye Grass.
State tested and tagged.
THURLOW EVANS, Vass, N.C.
s2330o714ch
FOR SALE: 1940 Packard con
vertible. See or call H. L. Klab-
batz. Telephone 8554. s23pd
5’OR SALE: Sohmer re-condition
ed piano. Good condition. $100.
Allie McIntosh, telephone 6452
or 8621. s23chg
FOR RENT: 2 room apartment.
Adults only. 210 South Bennett,
corner New York Ave. Tele
phone 7883. s23pd
WANTED: To rent unfurnished
apartment or small house. Busi
ness couple, no children. Tele
phone Aberdeen 8301. s23pd
SUNRISE
Southern Pines
Continuous Shows Dailr
STARVIEW
Drive-In Theatre
Between Aberdeen 8t So. Pines
2 Shows Nightly
SHOW STARTS AT 7:15
Thurs.-Fri. Sept. 22-23
Copacabana
Graucho Marx-Andy Russell
Carmen Miranda Plus Cartoon
Saturday , Sept .24
The Chase
Robert Cummings
Michele Morgan
Plus Comedy & Cartoon
FOR SALE: SMALL FARM OF
17 ACRES, GOOD SIX-ROOM
HOUSE. MODERN, CLOSE
IN, IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION. PRICE $8,000, ONE-
HALF CASH, BALANCE ON
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
GEORGE C. BURNS
124 S. Broad St. s23ch
Sunday Sept. 25
Possessed
Joan Crawford - Van Heflin
Plus 2 Cartoons .
Monday Sept. 26
GIVE AWAY NIGHT
Buck Privates
Plus 2 Cartoons
Tues. & Wed. Sept. 27-28
New Orleans
Arturo de Cordova
Dorothy Patrick
Plus Cartoon
Friday, Sept. 23—Last Day
Yvonne DeCarlo-Scott Brady
"The Gal Who
Took the West"
Thur-s. & Fri. Sept. 29-30
Perils of Pauline .
(Technicolor)
Betty Hutton - John Lund
William Demarest
Adults 35c
Children under 12 (in cars)
FREE
Saturday. Sept. 24
Double Feature
Charles Starrett
'Last Days of Boot Hill'
Also
Virginia Gray
"Miraculous Journey"
Sun. & Moii.. Sept. 25-26
James Stewart-June Ally son
"The Stratton Story"
Tuesday, Sept. 27—Only
Jane Wyman-David Niven
"Kiss in the Dark"-
Wednesday, Sept. 28
Double Feature
William Eythe
«
"Special Agent"
also
Range Busters
Underground Rustlers
Thur. & Fri.. Sept. 29-30
Gail Russell-Turhan Bey
"Song of India"
CAROLINA THEATRE
AIR CONDITIONED
SOUTHERN PINES
Presents
SAVAGE
GREED AND SULTRY LOVE IN THE DIAMOND COUNTRY!
HAL WALLIS
Production Starring
BURT
\ LANCASTER-HENREID
ClAUOf RETER
RAINS ■ LORRE
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.*SiMlAFFE o°;l, CORINNECAIVET
Friday & Saturday, Sept. 23-24—8:15 P. M.
Matinee Saturday at 3:00
The Hatfields and the McCoys...America’s most famous feud!
SAMUEL GOLDWYN presents
Wl
starrmg
FARLEY
GRANGER
CHARLES BICKFORD RAYMOND MASSEY
RICHARD BASEHARTGIGIPERREAU
and introducing JOAN EVANS
Directed by IRVING REIS
OistriliuMd RKO RADIO HCTURES. INC
Sun., Mon., Tue., Sept, 25-26-27—8:15 P. M.
Matinee TUESDAY ONLY at 3:00
MAMMOTH NEW WARNER BROS. TRIUMPH!
Starting Wed. & Thur., Sept. 28-29—8:15 P. M.
(NO MATINEE)
IDEAL THEATRE
VASS, N. C.
Thurs. & Fri., Sept. 22-23—7 and 9 p. m.
“SAND”
MARK STEVENS COLEEN GRAY
Saturday, Sept. 24—7 and 9 p. m.
Matinee at 3:00 (Onet Showing)
‘‘Sundown I nSantaFe”
ALLAN "ROCKY" LANE
Mon. 8e Tues., Sept. 26-27—7 and 9 p. m.
“House of Strangers”
SUSAN HAYWARD—Plus Cartoon—RICHARD CONTE
Wednesday, Sept. 28—7 and 9 p. m.
CASH AWARD NIGHT
“Daughter of the Jungle”
LOIS HALL — Plus 3 Shorts — JAMES CARDWELL
Thurs. Fri., Sept. 29-30—7 and 9 p. m.
“Neptune’s Daughter”
ESTHER WILLIAMS — Plus Shorts — RED SKELTON