Page Eight
THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
Friday. April 28. 19S0
FOREST FIRES
(Continued from Page D
on the way there stopped to help
fight a woods fire in the heart of
Pinehurst. It was quickly control
led with aid of the Pinehurst Fire
department. The fire at Eagle
Springs was left to the tower
crew there, as the fire fighters
from the Southern Pines tower
went to Old Bethesda cemetery.
Fire originating in a shavings
pile of the Aberdeen Lumber
- company was spread by the wind
over some four acres close to the
cemetery. No damage was done
to the cemetery or church.
During the afternoon the
crew divided forces to fight the
two worst fires of the day, one
on property near Carthage, ad
joining the Colin G. Spencer
place, the other off Highway 211
below Aberdeen.
The fire near Carthage wlas
one of the most stubborn they
had ever encountered, burning
mostly over hardwood timber-
land, Warden Davis said. After
fighting from: 2:30 to 8 p. m. they
thought it was under control, but
it broke out again at 2 a. m. Mon
day and they fought for another
two hours and a half. About 65
acres were burned.
The fire below Aberdeen, cov
ering some 200 acres on land be
longing to Mrs. D. H. Johnson of
Ashley Heights, and Hening Blue
of Aberdeen, was started by
someone who had been fishing,
and built a. fire beside a lake. M.
D. Pleasants, of Aberdeen, dis
trict forest warden, had gather
ed up a crew of volunteers and
had it pretty well in hand by the
time the Forest Service fighters
could get there. It took the whole
bunch working hard, however, to
get it entirely out by 9 p. m., and
to save several homes which were
tlireatened.
During this time a call came
to West End but the men were
all busy and could not leave. T.
C. Auman, West End orchardist,
and his men and equipment hand
led it alone. Also during this time
two calls came from Eagle
Springs, which were handled by
the Eagle Springs tower crew.
Warden Davis said he thought
these were all different fires but
was not sure, as he had not had
time to receive reports.
The huge fire which raged for
eight days over thousands of acres
on the Fort Bragg reservation was
believed Sunday to be either out
or under control. Several hun
dred Army men were detailed to
fight the blaze day and night.
Junior Freeman, towerman and
smoke tracer at the Forest Service
tower at Hoffman, said that “fires
are occurring every day” in the
maneuver area, but that they are
being handled with efficiency and
dispatch by the Army fire cre.ws.
On spotting a fire from a tower,
Junior phones the Army crew,
giving the location, and the equip
ment is immediately rushed to the
scene.
One particularly tough fire
lasted three days on Camp Mack-
all, was ,finall|y controlled but
broke out again for a brief battle
Sunday afternoon. Two fires con
sumed some Army equipment but
no one was hurt.
District Forester Jamies A. Pip
pin, of Rockingham has issued a
blanket warning to all the coun
ties of his district, warning of the
extreme hazards imposed by the
dry windy conditions. All burn
ing permits have been indefinite
ly revoked.
'ROOM FOR RENT'
If you have an empty room
or two, kindly hang a "Room
for Rent" sign in a conspicuous
place for the convenience of
those attending the AA con
vention here this weekend, is^
the request of members of the
local group.
The convention guests are
expected to fill the hotels nad
tourist homes to the limit,
and there may be an over
flow. You may be doing a
service to make space avail
able. The signs may be secur
ed for 15 cents at Hayes Book
shop or The Pilot.
CONCERT AIDS GUILD
A concert by the Heavenly Gos
pel Singers, a 30-voice male Ne
gro choir, netted $353 for the
Guild of St. Joseph of the Pines,
on its presentation at St. Joseph’s
hospital last Friday evening, ac
cording to Mrs. Audrey K. Ken
nedy, Guild president.
The audience found especially
enjoyable several selections sung
by the Sanatorium Suns, well-
known quartet of employees of
the N. C. Sanatorium, brought
along by the choir as special
guests.
FOR RENT: Desirable furnished
apartment for coupl^. Apply
Park View Hotel. a28tfc
FOR RENT: 2 room, furnished
apartment. Second floor. Tel.
7012, 470 N. Ashe St. a28
For Sale: Twd bedroom house.
Full Basement. Oil heat. Furn
ished. Two screened porches.
Double garage. Mrs. E. Herlich,
610 N. May St., Tel. 8784 al4c
WANTED: By refined northern
woman, position as companion,
for elderly lady. Write Box 547,
Southern Pines. a28
FOR SALE: Nice small tile home.
Furnished, $1500. Nice location
in town. Write H. P. c|o Pilot
a28
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
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
FOR RENT: Clean cool bedroom.
Convenient location. Reason
able price. Barkmer, entrance
280 E. Penn. Ave. a28p
PIANO TUNING, Vacuum clean
ing, De-Mothing. Call Mrs.
Maxwell Grey, Phone 5941, for
appointment. J. F. Peche. al4tf
Classified Ads
Classified advertising rate: 3c per
word, regular type, 4c per word,
black capitals. 50c minimum, pay
able in advance, unless you have
an established account. ... Notices
must be in before 11 a. m. Thurs
day.
FOR RENT: Small apartment.
Everything furnished. 535 N.
May St., Tel. 5044. a28c
FOR RENT: 6-ROOM UNFURN
ISHED HOUSE. PHONE 5941
OR 9311 ABERDEEN. a28m5c
WANTED: Permanent 'resident
wishes 2 bedroom furnished
house or apartment close-in. P.
O. Box 521. a28
FOR SALE: 2 nice building lots
on Noth Ashe Street. Priced
reasonable. Call No. 8052. a28
FOR RENT: FURNISHED ROOM.
PRIVATE BATH. 267 EAST
ILLINOIS AVE. TEL. 5905.
a28m5p
GOOD USED CARS
Special 1942 Dodge $395
Lincoln Sedan
41 Plymouth 2 door
42 Chrysler “New Yorker”
41 Nash 4 door
47 Olds Station Wagon
49 Oldsmobile “88” Sedan
CHERRY MOTOR SALES
Telephone 7781
Fine Mending and plain sewing,
for the house gnd family. Care
ful work. Reasonable prices
Budget Mending Shop, 280 E.
Penn. Ave. a28p
FOR SALE: Certified Coker 100
wilt resistant cotton seed, ma
chine and acid delinted. N. C.
27 and Dixie 17 hybrid seed
corn, certified. Garden seed.
Field peas, soy beans, crotalar-
ia, velvet beans. Thurlow
Evans, Vass. a28c
MATTRESSES
Sterilized and rebuilt like new.
Innersprings,. cotton and felt,
, $9.50 up
New Innersprings &
Box Springs,
l actory Prices.
We Call For and Deliver
ONE DAY SERVICE
Phone 950-J
or Drop Us a Card
SANFORD MATTRESS
COMPANY*
SANFORD, N. C. ■
.Typewriter and adding machine
cleaning and repair service, also
several good buys in new and
reconditioned adding machines
and typewriters. Dixie Printing
Co. A2tfchg
EUGENE C. STEVENS
Hospitalization Insurance
for as little as $1 a month
Phone, 5121
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE: Buick
Roadmaster. Excellent condi
tion. Low Mileage. Garland A.
Pierce, Phone 5351 or 5084. a28p
VENETIAN BLINDS, custom
made; prompt service. Repair
ing and Repainting. Estimates
Free. Cameron’s, Inc., Southern
Pines, Phone' 5183. tfc
FOR SALE: Chicks, $7.85 per hun
dred up, C.O.D. Ducks. David
Nichols Hatchery, Rockmart;
Ga. mlOc
SCHOOL OF DANCE CLASSES
SATURDAYS ONLY. IN OLD
VFW CLUB. MARTHA ADEN.
tfchg
EUGENE C. STEVENS
Fire Insurance
Protect What You Have
Phone 5121 tfc
WILLIAM LESLIE, PAINTING
CONTRACTOR. TELEPHONE
7284. 625 N. ASHE STREET.
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C. tf
AN IDEAL pfcME FOR THE
FAMILY—Seven rooms, ample
closets, full basement, hot-
water heat oil burner, two car
garage, large lot well planted,
excellent location within 3
blocks of trading area, one
block from High and Graded
school. Immediate possession—
in 100 per cent residential sec
tion of Southern Pines. Call us
for appointment to see this
home, and get price and terms.
Financing can be arranged
through either FHA, GI or Con
ventional loan.
COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES,
INC.,
Mudgett Building
Phone 7705
' HELP WANTED
The new rayon weaving plant of
Carthage Fabrics Corporation j
will be in operation shortly.
Employment applications are
now being received at our em
ployment office located in the
showroom of Phillips Motor Co.,
Carthage, N. C. al42128m5c
FOR MEMORIALS of dignity I
and lasting beauty, contact D.
Carl Fry, Carthage, represent
ing Palmer Stone Works. m8tf j
FOR RENT: 4-room Duplex. Ren
tal $46.50. J. D. Arey & Co.,
Aberdeen, N. C. Tel. 8701. fl7c |
EUGENE C. STEVENS
Accident and Sickness
Income Protection
Insurance
Phone 5121
NOTICE
Office Building for sale, or office
space to rent. Dial Dr. Caldwell,
6272. tfci
FOR RENT: A small apartment.
To permanent party. Adults
only. 165 E. Penn. Ave. a21p
FOR RENT
Cherokee Farm, mile
from Aberdeen on Rae-
ford Hiway No. 211.
10-room house, fully
furnished; four baths;
stable with six stalls.
Phone Pinehurst 3121
Oil furnace; electric range.
Gardener lives on place.
a28p
IT IS EASY TO OWN YOUR
OWN HOME. TAKE ADVAN
TAGE OF OUR EXPERIENCE.
FULL FHA UP TO 25 YEARS.
ALSO DIRECT OR CONVEN
TIONAL LOANS. BUSINESS
PROPERTY AND RESIDEN
TIAL. BUILD WHILE YOU
HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY
OF FINANCING AT LOW IN
TEREST ,RATE. HENRY L.
GRAVES, MATTHEWS BLDG..
PHONE 8181, SOUTHERN
PINES. tfc
EUGENE C. STEVENS
Individual Hospital
Insurance
Phone 5121
FOR SALE
Giant Southern Magnolia Grandi
flora
Dwarf Umbrella Magnolia Gran-
diflora (introduced by us)
Great Flame azalea
Foundation Plants
Old Virginia Southern Live Oak
Cape Fear live oak (introduced
by us)
DEATON'S NURSERY
(near Farm Life School)
Route 3, Carthage, N. C. tfc
"THE ARLINGTON"
Nicely furnished, well heated
rooms, with running water.
440 North May St., Phone
5055. tfc
FOR SALE: 7 room house, furn
ished or unfurnished. New 3-4
garage. Five corner lots. In
Pinebluff. Price $5500. unfurn
ished, $6000. furnished. S. H
Lane, Southern Pines, Phone
7772., m31c
AUTO
CREDIT CO
SANFORD. N. C.
AUTO
LOANS
ijcr R^r'n-inrinp;
•i ’ 0 Vlin'iter
' vinentT 'o Suit •' .m
SUNRISE
Southern Pines
Continuous Shovra Daily
MOVIES ARE
HOhffi SERVICE CO.
Traverse Rods, $1.98 and up
Venetian Blinds, Sales & Service j
Phone 8951, Aberdeen ml7tf
THAN EVER!
Live Charmingly at Motel Char-
mella, Vass, N. C. Modern. .
American and European plans.
Attractive rates. mlOtfcJ
Asphalt and Rubber Tile Flooring,
Weather Stripping, Overhead
Garage Doors. Estimates free.
Cameron’s Inc. Phone 5183. tfc.
Friday, April 28—Last Day
Bill Williams - Jane Nigh
"Blue Grass of
Kentucky"
EUGENE C. STEVENS
Family Group Hospital
Insurance
Phone 5121
FOR SALE: At cost, three choice
lots, in Pinedene. J. S. Rey
nolds, 165 East Penn. Ave. al4p
Aberdeen theatrE
Monday & Tuesday, May 1-2
Night 7:15 and 9:15
“THE LADY TAKES A SAILOR”
SHRUBS. LANDSCAPING
Francis M. Dwight
Southern Pines, N. C.
Tel. 8778 tf U.S. No. 1
EUGENE C. STEVENS
Old Age Hospital & Surgical
Insurance
Phone 5121
JANE WYMAN
DENNIS MORGAN
Wednesday, May 3
Night 7:15 & 9:00
CASH AWARD NIGHT
“UNDER MY SKIN”
JOHN GARFIELD
MICHELINE PRELLE
Thursday & Friday, May 4-5
MATINEE BOTH DAYS AT 3:30
Night 7:15 & 9:15
“CINDERELLA”
FOR ALL THE WORLD TO LOVE
Saturday, May 6
CONTINUOUS FROM 3:00
“BANDIT KING OF TEXAS”
'ROCKY" LANE
EDDY WALLER
IDEAL Theatre
VASS. N. C.
One show nightly except Sat
urday beginning at 8 p. m.
SATURDAY: Mat. at 3: Two
night shows, starting at 7:15
Thur. & Fri.. April 27-28
"Mighty Joe Young"
Terry Moore Ben Johnson
Short plus News
Saturday, April 29
"West of Wyoming"
Serial Shorts Brown
Mon. 8c Tues.. May 1-2
"HoUday Affair"
Robt. Mitchum Janet Leigh
3 Shorts
Wednesday, May 3
CASH AWARD NIGHT
"Savage Splendor"
3 Shorfs (Jungle Picture)
Thur. 8c Fri., May 4-5
"Young Man
With a Horn
Kirk Douglas-News-Doris Day
Treatment of the
FEET
Dr. F. F. Coblenz
Chiropodist
307 1st Citizens Bank Bldg.
FAYETTEVILLE. N. C.
Off, Ph. 4553 Home Ph. 6737
al42128c
Saturday, April 29
Double Feature <
Tim Holt
"G^Men"
Also
James Cagney
"G-Men"
STARVIEW
Drive-In Theatre
Between Aberdeen 8c So. Pines |
INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS
Sun.. Mon., April 30-May 1
Johnny Weismuller
Nancy Kelly
"Tarzan's Desert
Mystery"
Fri.-Sat. Apr. 28-29
"Albuquerque"
Barbara Britton
Randolph Scott
Sun.-Mon. Apr. 30-May 1
'Ghost And Mrs. Mmr'
Gene Tierney - Rex Harrison
George Sanders
Tuesday. May 2—Only
Vidor McLaglen-Boris Karloff
"Lost Patrol"
Tues.-Wed. May 2-3
"Green Grass of
Wyoming'
(Technicolor)
Peggy Cummins-Chas. Coburn
Thursday May 4
GIVE AWAY NIGHT
"Hazard"
Paulette Goddard
MacDonald Carey
Fri.-Saf. May 5-6
"I Walk Alone"
Lizabeth Scoff - Burt Lancaster
Kirk Douglas
2 SHOWS NIGHTLY
First Show Starts at DARK
Children under 12 (iij cars) free
Wednesday, May 3
Double Feature
Spade Cooley
Everybody Dancing'
^ also
Jimmy Kakely
"Rangers Ride"
Thursday 8c Friday, May 4-5
Marie Wilson - John Lund
'My Friend Irma"
CAROLINA THEATRES
PINEHURST — SOUTHERN PINES
Present
utridei?
starring
JOEL MeCREA
ARLENE DAHL
AT PINEHURST
Friday Night, April 28th—8:30
IMD
In One
Of The
Great
Stories
To Come
Out Of
The War!
MITCHaiLEISEN
Production
WANDA HENDRIX with Francis Lederer • Joseph Calleia • olfeS S?
AT SOUTHERN PINES
Fri. St Sat., April 28-29—8:15 p.m.
Matinee Saturday at 3:00
eads ihe Easier parade of Singin' Dr'^Cjn' Rpmanem
at radio city ■■ ^ ■■''''
At PINEHURST (CLOSING NIGHT)
Sunday Night, April 30th—8:30
A shattering nen/ e)tf>erien<»
-for you!
' ■■ slarriDg
2o.
CtMTURY-fOA.
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AT SOUTHERN PINES
Sun., Mon., Tue., April 30-May 2—8:15 p.m.
Matinee Tuesday at 3:00
Wyman DilfmcH WiidinsTodd
/4So^^/)W/rc//cdci(s
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h ALISTAIR SIM • CAME SYBIL THORNDIKE Screen Play by Whitfield Cook • Ail.pt.ti»n 6, Ai™
Additional Dialogue by James Bridle « Based on a Novel by Seiwyn Jeoson ^ >
AT SOUTHERN PINES
Wed. St Thur., May 3-4—8:15 p.m.
Matinee Thursday at 3:00