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THE PH:.OT-i-Sottthern Pines. Wortli Caronna
Friday. April 13.
WEAVING PLANT
(Continued trom Page 1)
order at Roickingham Monday
morning enjoining Van B. Sharpe,
owner of the Carthage Weaving
company, his agents and attor
neys, from interfering with the
auction in any way.
Bids were received in two ways
—first, on the plant and equip
ment separately, then on every
thing together. Several bids were
offered but Levy’s comprehensive
bid was far and away the highest.
Interest had been shown for
some time by several would-be
buyers, and some substantial bid
ders ’were on hand. Mr. Levy
heard about the sale only the day
before from a friend, Leroy Lee
of Carthage, and came down to
look into the matter personally
and place his bid.
He said that present difficulties
in securing material make plan
ning hazardous, but that if the sit
uation lightens up he hopes to put
the Carthage plant into ptoduc-
ion within a few months with be
tween 200 and 300 employees, lo
cally hired, with only a few key
men imported from Greensboro.
The Greensboro plant is the
only one now owned by the cor
poration, which in New York City,
where its sales office is located,
has the name of Greensboro Man
ufacturing Co., Inc. The plant has
about 330 employees and, said Mr.
Levy, “our employer-employee re
lationships are known as the best
in the trade.”
terials will not serve for the sew
ing of cotton flannels and crepes.
The plant, with floor space of 80,-
000 square feet in two large con
necting buildings, contains 55
sewing machines, 41 looms, a
complete finishing plant and
other equipment.
The receiver said the purchase
price will practically assure the
payment of secured creditors at
100 cents on the dollar, or nearly
so. It will not, however, take care
of the .general creditors—they are
just out of luck. The secured cred
itors are mostly governmental
agencies to which taxes are owed.
gives contestants the privilege of
the course without green fees for
the two days preceding the tour
nament, and throughout the tom-
nament itself. Entries close today
Friday) and will be limited to
150 players.
FOR RENT: Un-fumished duplex.
5 rooms and bath. Oil heat. 180
E. Conn. Ave. Tel. 2-6704. m30p
FOR RENT: 3-room furnished
apartment. Adults only. TeL
2-6322. a6c
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Thompson
spent last week end at Camp Gor
don, Ga., visiting their son, Pvt.
Jerry C. Thompson, Jr., who was
in the hospital with measles. He
was able to leave the hospital.
Monday.
The production is sold to chain
stores and such volume outlets as
the Sears Roebuck company.
All-new equipment will be re
quired, as the heavy-duty ma
chinery used by the Carthage
plant on duck and other thick ma-
NORTH& SOUTH
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fast as a golfer.
Also Clark Espie, Indianapolis,
Ind., Western Seniors champion;
“Chick” Evans, Chicago, Ill.,*for-
mer National Amateur and Open
champion; W. B. McCullough, Jr.,
Fllrins Park, Pa., former National
Amateur finalist; P. J. Boatwright,
Jr., star Carolinian from Aiken, S.
C.; John A. Chew, former Mass
achusetts champion; J. W. Brown,
Manasquan, N. J., and Joe A. Mc
Bride, Paterson, N. J., former
New Jersey state champions; B.
Winniger, Stillwater, Okla., who
won the coveted Willard Memor
ial trophy at Hardscrabble twice
in a row; Fred Waring, famed or
chestra leader from Shawnee-on-
Delaware, Pa.; Frank Souchak,
Pittsburgh, Pa. star; William W.
Markham, East Hampton, Conn.;
H. H. Haverstick, Jr., Lancaster,
Pa.; J. E. “Buddy” Lutz, Reading,
Pa.; Art Lynch, Mamaroneck, N
Y.
Entry fee for the tournament
The shimmering effect of in
tensely-heated air near the
groimd, seen on a clear summei
day, is termed optical haze.
FOR SALE: One used tractor,
harrow cultivator, planters and
plow, A-1 condition; also new
tractors. HOKE - SCOTLAND
TRACTOR CO., Raford. a6p
Quality Used Cars
Most of South America won in
dependence from Spain while the
mother country was in revolt
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Just wait till you dip into this new,
exciting sundae sensation. Juicy pineapple
. . . shredded cocoanut ... on a towering
snow-white mountain of delicious DAIRY (J)UEEN.
ft's extra special for you!
Stop at Dairy Queen and linger awhile
on a Cocoanut Isle. You'll love it!
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CONES • SUNDAES • MALTS
• SHAKES • aUARTS • PURS
Between Southern Pines and Aberdeen
On U. S. Highway No. 1
Aberdeen theatrE
Friday, April 13
Night 7:15 and 9:15
“LULLABY OF BROADWAY”
DORIS DAY
GENE NELSON
Saturday, April 14
CONTINUOUS FROM 3:00
“THE MISSOURIANS”
MONTE HALE PAUL HURST
Wednesday, April 18
Night 7:15 8e 9:00
CASH AWARD NIGHT
“THE 13th LETTER”
LINDA DARNELL
Announcement
Dr. Robert B. McKenzie. CHii-
ropodisl. will be located with
Dr. David W. Whitehead, op
tometrist, 118 S. W. Broad SU
each Tuesday from 9:00 amu to
8:00 pan. Call 2-4831 for ap
pointment any day.
51 Pontiac Catilina
50 Ford Business Coupe
49 Buick Roadmasler
48 Oldsmobile "98"
48 Oldsmobile "76"
48 Plymouth Station Wagon
47 DeSoto Custom 4 door
46 Mercury 4 door
46 Chevrolet 2 door
Cherry Motor Sales
Tel. 2-4411
FOR SALE
IF YOU ARE BUILDING
A
RANCH TYPE HOME
WE HAVE
SECTIONAL ELECTRIC
RANGES.
OVEN COOKING TOP
UNIVERSAL AND
THERMADOR
Ask for literature at
LEWIS’S
TRADE STORE
engraved Informals.
reasonable. The Pilot.
Prices
WANTED: Young man or woman
over twenty years for sandwich
and fountain service. State full
particulars. Apply P. O. Box
1078, Southern Pines. al3p
Tel. 2-2731 Penn. Ave.
Southern Pines. N. C.
property for SALE - W«
have desirable real estate list
ings in Southern Pines and
Aberdeen. To buy or to rexA
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 yoi
live from your postoffice. Heat
er Well Company, Inc., Raleigh,
N. C. ' tfchg
MORE PEOPLE cook with gas
than by any other method. See
Parker Ice & Fuel Co., Aber
deen, for this modern and eco
nomical way of cooking.
FOR RENT: Comfortable, con
venient, furnished apartment.
Garage. Adults only. Telephone
2-5935. _ al3p
WANTED: Respmisible young
man or woman to help manage
Limcheonette in Pinehurst Tel
ephone 2855 or Southern Pines
2-8015. tfc
Qassified Ads
FOR RENT: Downstairs bedroom.
Next to bath. Apply in person.
267 East Illinois Ave. al3,20p
WANTED—To buy for cash
GOOD USED CARS
PINEHURST GARAGE
Pinehurst. N. C.
FOR RENT: 5 room and bath
apartment, also 2 room and bath
apartmeiitt, redecorated, furn
ished, electrically equipped.
Shields Cameron, phone 2-7282,
465 N. Ashe St. alStf
FOR SALE: Business lot, facing
Park in Town Zone. Suitable
for office block. 165 E. Penn.
Ave. aWtf
FOR SALE: Beautiful little 5-
room home in Pinebluff. Prac
tically new. Hardwood floors
throughout. Fireplace in living
room .Bath has both tub and
shower. Disappearing stairway
to storage attic. Large screened
porch. Lot 184 ft. square. Small
asparagus and strawberry beds
started. $9,500.
BABNUM BEALTY COMPANY
FOR RENT: Pleasant 2-room
apartment; also bedrotxn with
private entrance. 280 E. Penn
Ave. al3
LET US HELP YOU OWN YOm
OWN HOME. FHA. DIBECT
AND GI LOANS. HOME AND
BUSINESS PBOPEBTY. TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF OUR EZPB-
BIENCE. 4% Ob L 4 1-4 % FHA.
ACT NOW. HENRY U
GRAVES. AIKEN BUILDniG.
PHONE 8181.
ENGRAVED Calling Cards. Good
service. Prices reasonable. The
Pilot.
ONE
NORGE REPOSSESSED
REFRIGERATOR
Used 8 Mouths—Good As New
Johnson-Brown Furniture Co,
Phone 6895
Southern Pines, N. C.
al3c
FOR SALE
ab
lU) acre farm located on ’
Highway No. 1. 3 nd.
of Southern Pines:
hAlf in cultivation,
wooded. Main reside
containing 18 rooms,
brick, tile and stucco
slruction; 2 other residei
of 5 and 6 rooms:
bam, 2 tobacco barns, fl
er housb and other ontbz
ings: pasture and pou
yard wired; fruit ordb
vineyard; beautiful 1
scaping with shrubs
lawn; 5 acres tobacco a
ment. This property i
excellent condition and
in high state of ferti
well watered, good ]
sites, etc. Will consider:
ing for a small resident
Southern Pines as
purchase price.
Property can be seen bs
pointment.
WANTED: An inefficient maid
until I can find an efficient one
Part time or live in. Good sal
ary to either. If not too much
trouble please call PinehLurst
5002. al3c
WANTED: Air Force Officer, wife
and 4 yr. old daughter, desires
to rent 2 or 3 bedroom furnish
ed house, for approximately 6
months. Contact Mrs. W. C.
Hoffman, Jefferson Inn. al3p
FOR SALE: Collie puppies. AKC
registered. Sable and white.
Sired by a champion. Dam is
championship bred. Excellent
show prospects. Can be seen at
Pinedene Kqnnel. Emerson
Humphrey. Tel. 2-4722. al3c
ADEN SCHOOL OF DANCING
Old VFW'Clubroom
N.E. Broad St., Shraka Bldg.
Classes Saturday 1 to 7 p. m.
Martha Aden—Phone 8224
COMMERCI
ENTERPRISES. :
Located on LOBBY FLf
Belvedere Hotel
Phones 7705 8c 68^
ENGRAVED Wedding Ann
ments and Invitatioi^
service, reasonable price
Pilot.
NOTICE—^For Maytag Washing
Machines see Parker Ice & Fuel
Co., Aberdeen. Maytag is mak
ing a good automatic.
WANTED: White woman, regidar
work, artistic wood-finishing.
Experience unnecessary. 75c an
hour. Telephone 2-7802. al3p
FOR RENT: 4-room furnished
apartment, on 795 North Ridge
St. Dr. L. M. Daniels, Telephone
2-6382.
ENGRAVED Birth Announce
ments. The Pilot.
FOR RENT: Bedroom, kitchen
and bath. Furnished. Tel. 2-7945.
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W. C. HILDERMAN
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Ph. 7264 225 Weymouth Rd.
Southern Pines, N. C.
NOTICE: ORDER DIRECT, NEW
MATTRESSES, BOX SPRINGS
COMPLETE HOLLYW<X)D
BEDS. All kinds made to order.
Large variety of patterns to
choose from. Free delivery. We
feature one day renovating
service. Call or write: Ralph
Lee, Lee Mattress and ‘Spring
Company, South Main St., Lau-
rinburg, N. C. Telephone 1089.
tfc
NOTICE: I will not be responsible
for any bills incurred by any
person other than my wife or
myseK. C. D. May. al3p
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 SALE: 35,000-gallon
water tank and tower,
condition. Mrs. G. M
Blanch, N. C. Phone:
ville 2581.
WILL someone make an o
a comfortable 4 room
close-in before April 17
ready financed, $27. per
455 N. E. Broad Street.
FOR RENT: Furnished apart
ments. Call 2-4672. al3p
ENGRAVED Business Cards.
Quick service and reasonable
prices. The Pilot.
WANTED: Used tires 600x16 £md
650x16, suitable for recapping.
Top prices paid. Blalock Hardi
son, Inc., Aberdeen, N. C. tfc
AIRPORT ANTIQUE 1
Comer Knollwood Air
We buy and sell antiques,
silverware, and used fu
Many beautiful things on
Open daily including Su
AUTO
CREDIT CO.
SANFORD, N. C.
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE:
Practically new 33’ house trail
er. Modem in every respect.
Completely equipped. Full bath.
L. F. Garvin, Manly, N. C., Tel.
2-6034. al3c
CAROLINA THEATR]
AUTO
LOANS
FOR THE BEST IN TELEVISION
reception, see Harry Davis at
Piedmont Electric Store, Car
thage, N. C.
Also Refinancing
Money in 10 Minutes.
Payments to Suit You
,>07 Sn Mrrlc SI |•|lllllr 7:>»
FOR SALE: Venetian Blinds, cus
tom made. Repairing and re
painting. Asphalt and Rubber
Tile Flooring. Weather strip
ping. Overhead Garage Doors.
Prompt service. Estimates free.
Cameron’s Inc. Phone 2-4263. tf
SUNRISE THEATRE
CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY
FRIDAY—-Last Day
Stephen McNally
m
AIR CADET
SAT,—Double Feature
Roy Rogers
in
"Trail of Robinhood*
also
George Raft —in
"Lucky Nick Cain"
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, APRIL 15-16
BATTUN’ BUCKAROO OF A HUNDRED CUN-FiCHTS
SOUTHERN PINES
Presents
For something different from the
usual Beehive, see Wallace Bry
ant’s interesting, well furnish
ed apartments. Lovely sumy
grounds. Penn. Ave. jpxtension.
Comer Weymouth and Old
Field Road. Apply between 5
and 7 p.m. al3c
Monday & Tuesday, April 16-17
Night 7:15 8c 9:15
“BIRD OF PARADISE”
JEFF CHANDLER DEBRA PAGET
Warner Bros.
CHARLES BOYER
Thursday & Friday, April 19-20
Night 7:15 8c 9:15
“The Sword of Monte Gristo”
GEORGE MONTGOMERY PAULA CORDAY
RAHDOLra
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ADELE JERGENS • RAYMOND MASSEY • S. Z.:
OIRECTEO ev EDWIN L. MARIN from bf Ct,.WKB ewll.,fltan Keltw.,
TUESDAY—Only
Roy Calhoun
-in—
ROGUE RIVER
WEDr—Double Feature
John Payne
in
"El Paso"
also
Ruth Warrick
in
Make Believe Ballroom
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. APRIL 19-20
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>WltLEEa»WIWEMHff-HIIPEEIiEIISmi
FOR SALE: Coker’s Cotton Seed,
Crotalaria, NC 27, 1032 and La
tham’s Double Corn, Peas, Soy
beans, Watermelon and Garden
Seeds. Thurlow Evans, Vass.
al3tf
trailer homes
LARGE DISPLAY
New and Used
Long Term Financing
OAKWOOD TRAILERS, Inc.
High Point Road
Greensboro, N. C. Ph. 45488
STARVIEW
Drive-In Theatre
Between So. Pines-Aberdeen
INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS
Friday, Saturday Apr. 13-14
"Flying Deuces"
Laurel 8c Hardy
"Tanks A Million"
Wm. Tracy - James Gleason
Sunday, Monday Apr. 15-16
"Blue Grass
of Kentucky'
(In color)
Jane Nigh - Bill Williams
Tuesday.Wednesday Apr. 17-18
"Broken Arrow"
(In color)
James Stewart - Drf>ra Paget
Thursday Apr. 19
GIVE AWAY NIGHT
'The Reckless Moment'
Joan Bennett - James Mason
Friday. Saturday Apr. 20-21
"Under Cover Man"
Glenn Ford - Nina Foch.
John Wayne, Patricia Neal and Ward Boi
in
“OPERATION PAQFIC”
Friday & Saturday, April 13-14—8:15 pj:
Matinee Saturday at 3:00
J : All you will ever km
^of love, beauty... amd S
Padtic adventure!
2a.
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
First Show Starts at Dark
C^dren under 12(in cars) Free
Sun. thru Wed.,* April 15-18—8:15 p.
Matinee Tuesday at 3:00
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janpeerce and nadint Conner
ttimitri
and mnsic
A World Artists Pigduction ,
Starting Thursday Night, April 19th-