Page Eight
THE PILOT. Southern Pines. North Carolina
Friday, December 2, 1949
Wildlife
(Continued from Page IJ
vation principles with dissemina-
' tion of knowledge concerning
them.
A club was started in Moore
county in the federation’s early
days, he said, but didn't last. “I
think you folks are on the right
track and will make a go of it
this time,” the speaker said. “Re-
Itnember, our state office will
help you in every way it can. If
you have a going club there are
many ways in which we can help.
We would anyway, whether you
had a club or not—but with a real
organization here, we can do much
in support of your local projects.”
The federation is to hunters and
fishermen what the N. C. Mer
chants’ association is to mer
chants, or the Farm Bureau to
farmers, he said, except that its
members get nothing out of it
other than furtherance of their
sport and protection of it.
He emphasized the value o^f
regular meetings, a definite pro
gram and a broad membership.
“Until very recently the game
and fish set-up in North Carolina
was a pretty undependable
thing,” Stevens said. “It chanegd
form every time the administra
tion changed. Now at last we
have something permanent and
solid. Its effects are already being
felt in better laws and enforce
ment methods.”
The SandhUls Wildlife club,
formed with six members about
a month ago, already has 35 or 40
and is growing fast, it was re
vealed by President John Fergus-
■oti. It is designed to cover the
whole county. Several from Pine-
hurst were present at this week’s
cussion session following the pro
gram: in which a number of ques
tions were asked.
Russell Lorenson, C. L. Wor-
.sham, John Ferguson and Morris
Johnson were in charge of the
meeting. All joined in a lively dis-
cooking, frying delicious golden-
Itrown fish and hush puppies to
do with the slaw, potato salad
and hot coffee. Bus Doyle was in
charge of the event as a whole! a
most successful one.
Lights
4wards
(Continued from Page 1)
old Santa will take a tour through
town at the head of a Christmas
parade. Plans for this have not
been completed. Chairman
Younts said, but several surprises
are planned.
Elks' P^ty
On Wednesday, December 21,
the Elks lodge will hold its an
nual Christmas party—on hte
town park this year, instead of
on the grounds of the Elks home,
so that more children can take
part. The downtown location was
selected in cooperation with the
Chamber, bringing all the Christ
mas fun together where all can
ternoon beneath his decorated
.attend.
Santa Clsus will spend the af-
tree, hearing the Christmas wish
es of every little boy and girl and
giving each a gift in advance of
stocking-hanging time. J. C. Cole
is chai'irnan of the party. The
school band will play and J. G.
Womble, director, has said also
he will provide a chorus of 100
children's voices, to sing the be
loved carols of the season. The
party will be held from 2 to 5
p. m. and will be broadcast for
a half hour over WSTS.
This will not change in any
way the Elks’ private observance
of Christmas, in which they give
baskets of food to needy persons
of this area through the Council
of Social Agencies.
Holly Tree
.. Another act of the Chamber of
Commerce toward the town’s
Christm.as beauty will be the
lighting of the handsome holly
tree in front of the post office.
Floodlights will shine up into its
branches at night. This is annual
ly one of the loveliest sights of
the town, drawing visitors from
many places. Last year the three
was net lit, as it was a bad year
fcr berries. This year the tree is
loacjpd with nature’s scarlet deco
rations—old timers say it was
never prettier.
All over town, it is expected
that decorations this month willbe
the loveliest in years. Along with
the window display contest, the
Chamber is sponsoring a contest
for residential Christmas light
ing.
“scratched” himself with a razor
blade, which he had concealed on
his person and which was prompt
ly taken away; and later thrust
his face into a basin of water—
an apparent attempt to drown
himself which he soon gave up.
Flack, formerly of Dayton,
Ohio, has lived in Southern Pines
since his discharge from the army
about two years ago, it was re
vealed. He worked for a time at
the Aberdeen mill. Since Novem
ber 4 he had been employed as a
bellhop. He is married to a Pine-
hurst girl, whom he met while in
service, stationed at Fort Bragg,
and they have a baby less than
a year old.
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. flSchg
FOR RENT OR SALE: Large 6
roc'm unfurnished house. Cen
tral heating. In good condition.
Full basement. Located in Mil-
len Park District. Phone 6382.
Dr. L. M. Daniels. d2c
FOR MEMORIALS of dignity
and lasting beauty, contact D.
Carl Fry, Carthage, represent
ing Palmer Stone Works. m8tf
FOR SALE
Several good building lots, well
located, and priced to sell.
GEORGE C. BURNS
124 S.W. Broad St. o2128c
Classified Ads
SEE US for Red Mountain Wood
Ranges, ABC washing machines,
Platform bed springs, 3-4 and
full size, dining and bedroom
furniture ,kitchen cabinets, ba
by cribs, play pens, high chairs,
adjustable all metal ironing
boards, roll-away cots, cane bot
tom chairs, and wide selection
of linoleum rugs. Vass Furni
ture Store, Vass. nlStfc
Lady seeking part or full time
work. Good at figures, typing,
filing. Good penmanship. Ex
perienced. Telephone 6543.d2p
SCHOOL OF DANCE CLASSES
SATURDAYS ONLY. IN OLD
VFW CLUB. MARTHA ADEN.
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BEFORE YOU LOCATE and
build, please ask my nurse to
show your family my, terrace
prospect and home. Also two
whippy saddle outfits. Francis
H. Robinson. o21tfchg
FOR SALE: 26” Shelby Flyer
girl’s bicycle. Telephone R. M.
Ballard, Pinehurst 2311. d2c
FOR SALE: Small Crosley Home
Home Freezer. Excellent price.
Telephone Aberdeen 9051. d2p
ATTENTION CHOIR MEMBERS
—WEEKLY REHEARSALS IN
PREPARATION FOR CHRIST
MAS TAKE PLACE EACH
MONDAY AT 7:30 P. M. ALL
WELCOME, ALL AGES.
SAINT ANTHONY'S CHOIR
GUILD.
FOR RENT: Small bedroom,
kitchen and bath. Phone 7945.
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Flack
(Continued from Page D
tate husband, founder of the Jug-
town pottery and a pioneer in the
ren,ascence of native North Caro
lina handicrafts. Mrs. Busbee,
also gave a talk on Mr. Busbee,
his life and his work, described
as one of the most interesting and
Kiemorable of the week’s many
events. Mrs. Katherine Arrington,
president led the meeting, at
which the memory of Jacques
Busbee was honored “for distin
guished service to art in North
Carolina,” and a similar award
was also given Dr. Clarence Poe,
retiring after long service to the
society in various offices. Dr. Poe
recently rounded out 50 years as
editor of the Progressive Farm
er.
The meetings, centering around
ctie Sir Walter hotel, brought to
toe state’s capital for an unusual
aeries of events many of the
(state’s most distinguished citizens,
North Carolinians- in the truest
sense, no matter where they were
bom.
(Continued from Page D
Mrs. L. D. McDonald and Mrs.
R. M. Palmer lost theirs last Sat
urday night, when their pocket-
books disappeared from their
parked car as they went for a
few minutes into the Church of
Wide Fellowship. However, their
bags have not been found and
nothing so far has been reported
to connect Flack with the theft.
The series of crimes represents
an unbroken chain of thefts, three
accomplished with the aid of a
gun, on Saturday, Sunday, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, ending only when Flack’s
car aroused the suspicions of
Pinehurst police as it circled the
street near the Carolina hotel
about 11:30 Wednesday night.
Two apparent suicide attempts
have been made by Flack in jail,
said Carthage Chief Bunn Cam
eron. They were not, however,
very serious ones and the youth
hurt himself only slightly in one
case, none at all in the other. He
PROPERTY FOR SALE - We
have desirable real estate list
ings in Southern Pines and
Aberdeen. To buy or to rent.
J. D. Arey & Co., Aberdeen
8701. Jul chg
FOR SALE
Modern six room house, nicely
furnished, also three room cot
tage furnished. Situated on
three lots in a good residential
section. A bargain for quick
sale. o28ch
GEORGE C. BURNS
124 South Broad St.
WANTED: Lady to share apart
ment. Close in. Reply AD Box
178, Southern Pines.
FOR RENT: Single room close in.
Meals can be arranged. Call
8924 after 6 p. m.
WANTED: any Boy Scout equip
ment or old uniforms you are
not using, for Troop No. 224.
Call David Page, Phone 7822.
n2^
HOME SERVICE COMPANY
Venetian blinds and repair ser
vice. G. E. Appliances. Three
day delivery. Gall Aberdeen
8884. 07tfchg
Aberdeen theatrE
Monday and Tuesday, December 5, 6
Night 7:15 & 9:15
RED, HOT AND BLUE
BETTY HUTTON VICTOR MATURE
Wednesday, December 7
Night 7:15 & 9:00
CASH AWARD
SONG OF SURRENDER
WANDA HENDRIX
MacDONALD CAREY
Thursday and Friday, December 8,9
Night 7:15 & 9:15
LUST FOR GOLD
IDA LUPINO
GLENN FORD
Saturday, December 10
CONTINUOUS FROM 3:00
THE COWBOY AND THE INDIANS
GENE AUTRY
SHEILA RYAN
FOR RENT
PINEHURST
. Year Round
or
' Seasonal
Furnished
or
Uufurnished
EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS
1 Bedroom apartments
2 Bedroom apartments
All equipped with
Electric Refrigerator & Range
MODERN
Nicely Furnished
Automatic Heat—Hot Water
Janitor Service
Telephone Pinehurst 5662
TTFC
FOR SALE:, Antique mahogany
organ. Excellent condition.
Levely Christmas gift for an
admirer of beautiful things.
Phone 8811. d2pd
"THE ARLINOTON"
Nicely furnished, well heated
rooms, by day or week. Hot and
cold running water in each
room., Some with private bath.
Special rates by the week. Am
ple free parking space. On
Route 1, between Vermont and
Maine Aves. Four-blocks from
business center. Phone 5055.
07tfchg
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 postoffice. Heat
er Well Company, Inc., Raleigh,
N. C. tfchg
FHA AND GI LOANS. FHA
LOANS UP TO 95%| OF AP
PRAISED VALUE AND OVER
100 % APPRAISED VALUE
AND OVER G. I. LOANS LIM
ITED NUMBER, CALL 8181
HENRY L, GRAVES. MAT
THEWS BLDG. He
MONEY TO LOAN: Farm and
City Loans call or see R. F.
Hoke Pollock, Southern Pines.
N. C. DStfchg
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FOR SALE: Coin operated Coca
Cola machine. Holds 100 bot
tles. Good mechanical condi
tion. Call J. D. David, Pine
hurst, 4951. tfc
Typewriter and adding machine
cleaning and repair service, also
several good buys in new and
reconditioned adding machines
and typewriters. Dixie Printing
Co. A2tfchg
TORGET FALSE TEETH Worries.
Get Brodhead’s Plate Powder
and prevent loose, slipping
plates. Available at Southern
Pines Pharmacy.
FOR SALE
1 lot fine new trousers size
28 to 34; 1 lot size 34 to 48 in
cluding worsteds and sport
flannel—Price $5.98 to $9.98:
1 lot new sports coats, size 34
to 38 Priced for sale $10.00
A Monitesanti, Sr. So Pines
FOR SALE
Two fine buildings, located on
Broad Street; immediate posses
sion; suitable for retail or
wholesale business. Priced to
sell; can be financed.
GEORGE C. BURNS
FIREPLACE & HEATER WOOD
for sale. Oak and pine. Wey
mouth Wood Yard. Telephone
6081. nl8c
WRITE TODAY FOR FREE
COPY 48-PAGE PLANTING
GUIDE in full color, listing
complete assortment Fruit
Trees, Nut Trees, Berry Plants,
Ornamental Plant Material and
Garden Supplies. Salespeople
wanted. WAYNESBORO
NURSERIES — WAYNES
BORO, VIRGINIA.
FOR RENT: Bedroom with pri
vate bath. 245 N. Ashe. nl8c
WANTED: White man or womaix
with soda fountain and short
order training. Experience in
baking preferred. Salary Open
if •applicant is reliable and has
initiative to build new business.
Do not apply if not interested
in permanent employm,ent, or if
courtesy and neat appearance
cannot be presented to our pa
trons. Call 8015 Southern Pines.
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FOR SALE:: STEAM HOUSE
FURNACE. EXCELLENT CON
DITION. AVAILABLE IM
MEDIATELY. CALL SOUTH-
ERN PINES 8455 . d2p
PICTURE FRAMES and mattes,
made to order. Henry H. Turner
Studio. 675 S. W. Broad Street.
Phone 6452. n4tfchg
6-TREE HARDY NUT COLLEC
TION consisting of 2 each Hardy
English Walnut, Blight-resis
tant Chinese Chestnut and Fil
berts—12 to 18 in. size—only
$4.95. Postpaid—Special Offer
No. 3-9. Free Copy 48-Page
Planting Guide in full color.
Salespeople wanted. WAYNES
BORO NURSERIES, WAYNES
BORO, VIRGINIA.
FOR SALE: 13 single electric
candles, in original cartons. Tel
ephone 8874. d2c
FOR RENT: Furnished bedroom.
Close-in. Telephone 7012d2p
COMPLETE HOME APPLE OR
CHARD COLLECTION, consist
ing of 6 Trees furnishing fruit
from earliest to latest, as fol
lows: 1 EARLY RED BIRD,
very early; scarlet-red. 1 YEL
LOW TRANSPARENT, favorite
yellow. 1 SUMMER DELICI-
CIOUS, large yellow. Summer.
1 MAIDEN BLUSH, golden
with red cheek .Late summer.
1 RED DELICIOUS, popular.
Fall and winter. I VIRGINIA
WINESAP, well-known red.
Winter. All six trees 3 to 4 ft.
size, postpaid. Special Offer No.
1-9, $6.85. Write for Free Copy
48-page Planting Guide in full
color. Salespeople wanted.
WAYNESBORO NURSERIES
Waynesboro, Virginia
124 S.W. Broad St.
o2128c
FOR SALE
Several small businesses; will
stand strict investigation.
GEORGE C. BURNS
124 S.W. Broad St. o2128c
PIANO TUNING
Call Mrs. Helen Fuller, tele-1
phone 5083 for piano tuning. J. I
F. Peche. n4tfchg
FOR SALE: 1945 Travelo House
Trailer. 25 ft. long. In good con
dition. Call Pinehurst 3625 after
3:30. d2pd
FOR SALE: Parker’s Place, in
cluding building and grocery
stock. Union Church Road, j
Vass.. d2,9p!
A NO 1 PECANS
Shelled, cracked and in shell
Any amount. Put up in cloth'
bags for shipping. B. J. Si-j
monds, corner Ashe and Cohn. |
Telephone 6701 tfc
' 4 ;.4
STARVIEW
Drive-In Theatre
Between Aberdeen & So. Pines
Thur., Fri., Sat. Dec. 1-2-3
Pride of the Yankees
Gary Cooper - Babe Ruth
Walter Brennan - Theresa
Wright
Sun., Mon., Tue. Dec. 4-5-6
Johnny Belinda
Jane Wyman - Lew Ayres
Wednesday Dec. 7
CASH AWARD NIGHT
Smart Girls Don't Talk
Virginia Mayo
Thur., Fri., Sat. Dec. 8-9-10
Every Girl Should
Be Married
Cary Grant - Fanchot Tone ,
Diana Lynn
2 SHOWS NIGHTLY
First Show Starts at 7:00
Children under 12 (in cars) free
SUNRISE
Southern Pines
Continuous Shows Daily
IDEA! THEATRE
VASS, N. C.
Two Shows Nightly (except Sunday) Beginning at 7 p.m.
Saturday Matinee at 3 (one showing)
Thursday & Friday, Dec. 1-2
“GAL WHO TOOK THE WEST”
YVONNE DeCARLO
Color by Technicolor
Saturday, Dec. 3
“GUN SMUGGLERS”
TIM HOLT
Plus Shorts
Monday 8z Tuesday, Dec. 5-6
“FATHER WAS A FULLBACK”
MAUREEN O'HARA -Plus Shorts- FRED MacMURRAY
Wednesday, Dec. 7—CASH AWARD NIGHT
“ABANDONED”
DENNIS O'KEEFE - Plus Shorts - GALE STORM
Thursday & Friday ,Dec. 8-9
“SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON”
• JOHN PAYNE - Plus News - JOAN DREW
Friday, Dec. 2—Last Day
"Prince of Peace"
The Story of JESUS
CAROLINA THEATRES
PINEHURST — SOUTHERN PINES
Present
■g^ (yfmufm.
S. 2. "Cuddles”
‘ SAMU.
r-
s;
AT PINEHURST
Friday Night Deesmber 2nd
^regt rroduciiens, me..
ClAODHIE COLBIRT
r oh
making her own bmd of love io ^
Saturday, Dec. 3
Double Feature
Allan Lane
'Sundown in Santa Fe'
Also
Richard Arlen ^
"Grand Canyon"
who double-crosses the douhle-crosser/
wIHi MAX BAER
eus scHiuiNa
CHARLES ARNT
Prodi;c«< by JACK H. SKIRBAU . OiYmM by WIlUAM O. RUSSEU
Screen Play by Bruce Manning and Islin Auster
AT SOUTHERN PINES
Friday & Saturday, Dec. 2-3—8:15 p.m.
Matinee Saturday at 3:00
Sun. & Mon., Dec. 4-5
Rod Cameron - Gale Storm
'Stampede"
Tuesday, Dec. 6—Only
Robert Ryan - Audrey Totter
"The Set-Up"
Wednesday, Dec. 7
Double Feature
Rosalind Russell
"The Velvet Touch"
also
Russell Hayden
'Trail of the Mounties'
Thur. & Fri., Dec, 8-9
Farley Granger - Joan Evans
"Roseanna McCoy"
Here He Is! the nation's no.i funny-man.'!
‘40;
WARNER Bros: new happiness-maker:
RUTH ROMAN BERT LAHR royIITruth leiV wald
/ille snavelson and jack rose - from a S
MUSICAL OlR&eriON st rat MEINDO
AT PINEHURST
Sunday Night, Dec. 4th—8:30
ADAM’S RIB
AT SOUTHERN PINES
Sun., Mon., Tue., Dec. 4-5-6—8:15 p.m.
Matinee Tuesday at 3:00
ALSO STARRINC LON
SBETlMPiE mmaiSIB!*
DIRECTED BY BUTLER ■ WPIUEN BY JOHN TAINTOR FOOTE
AT SOUTHERN PINES
Wed. & Thur., Dec. 7-8—8:15 p.m.
SPECIAL MATINEE THURSDAY at 3:00