Page Eight
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North CareHna
Friday, June 8>
Tennis Finals
On Local Courts
Saturday, Sunday
NAVAL STORES
ITOWN SURVEY
Semi-finals and finals in the
Third Annual Moore County Clos
ed Tennis tournament will be
played Saturday night and Sun
day afternoon on the municipal
courts, possibly cotinuing through
■ Sunday evening. Trophies will be
given to winners and runners-up
by the Sandhills Tennis associa
tion, tournament sponsor.
Preliminary matches started
Wednesday, scheduled all after
noon and evening for the first
three days.
Audrey West Brown, 1950
women’s singles champion, who
later won the state champion
ship at Sedgefield, is not defend
ing her Moore County title. In
stead, the petite brunette vwith
the deceptively masculine stroke
is gaining experience in entering
the men’s events. She was elimin
ated in the men’s singles by Ed
King of Pinehurst in a spectacu
lar match Wednesday night. She
is playing in the men’s doubles
with Hugh Bowman of Aberdeen,
former Carolina tennis star, and
also in the mixed doubles with
Walter Harper.
Good spectator sport is being
provided by the tournament,
especially at night when the play
goes on under the lights until
around midnight. A fine gallery
anticipated for the Saturday
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cleus of operations which may
eventuailly extenfd; intq. many
pine-forested areas of North Car
olina. Placing it definitely as the
center of such operations has been
the recent move of J. K. Moses,
state naval stores technician, from
Elizabethtown to this area. He
has moved his family into the
Randolph house close to Knoll-
wood airport, and is working
closely with the Co-op in their
production activities.
The Monday shipment will in
elude ,gum from trees of a half
dozen of the Co-op members. Four
new participants have been add’
ed, three of them non-member;
but selling gum to members; In
terest is widespread, said Mr
Boyd, adding that he has received
inquiries from a large number of
potential producers in this area.
The membership, however, wiU
probably not be extended until
next fail or winter, as the season
is now about done, and what flow
remains has been reduced by the
dry weather.
The Coopiera(tive received
charter from the Secretary
State two weeks ago, and . stock
certificates will be distributed
within the next few days. Offi
cers include Mr. Boyd, Mr. Fulk
T. C. Auman, vice president, and
T. B. Upchurch, Jr., of Raeford,
also a member of the executive
committee.
WEAVER
and Sunday play.
Angelo Montesanti, Jr., 1950
title wiimer, is topseeded in men’s
singles, with Hugh Bowman seed
ed No. 2 and Malcolm Clark.Np.
3. Other entries in this event a^e
Walter Harper, Frank de Costs,
Ed King, Teddy Cordon, Harry
Lee Brown, Jr., Kenneth Tew,
Steve Choate, Norris Hodgkins,
Jr., Page Choate, Jerry Van
Camp, Wayne Harrison.
Malcolni Clark and Page
Choate, defending their 1950 title,
are topseeded in men’s doubles,
with Harry Brown and ‘ Angelo
Montesanti as No. 2. Other pairs
are Frank de Costa and Stanley
Austin, Audrey West Brown and
Hugh Bowman, Norris Hodgkins
and Ed King, Teddy Cordon and
Steve Choate, Kenneth Tew and
Deryl Holliday.
Women’s singles entries include
Marion de Costa, Pat Wodell,
Peggy Mechling, Julie McCaskill,
Betty Jane Worsham, Peggy Cam
eron, Dorothy Newtoh, Dorothy
Choate.
Mixed doubles entries are Julie
McCaskiU and Teddy Cordon,
Pete Dana and Ed King, Betty
Jane Worsham and Angelo Mon
tesanti, Marion de Costa and Nor
ris Hodgkins, Audrey Brown and
Walter Harper, Dorothy Choate
and Steve Choate, Peggy Cameron
and Harry Brown, Mildred
Gruebl and Page Choate.
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smile and handshake to the new
graduates.
One graduate was absent. This
was Marshall Palmer, Jr., a mem
ber of the National Guard, who
had received his diploma at the
baccalaureate exercise Sunday
night. He left that night for Fort
Sill, Okla., for an Army training
course.
To the 24 boys and girls Mr.
Weaver said, “I wish I could tell
you you are stepping out into
bright glorious world, which will
welcome you and give you its fa
vors. But I can’t. You are asking
questions—and I don’t have the
answers.” But, he said, there are
things to remember, to hold fast
to—to bring troubled persons
through “darkness at noon” as
they have done in the past and
will ever d(^.
‘‘Have a purpose in life.^Contin-
ue to add to your storehouse of
facts; scholarship matters. Broad
en your knowledge; be concerned
about freedom; find and hold hard
the light of goodness, morality and
truth.”
The words were solemn but giv
en with a smile, interspersed with
personal reminiscences, many of
which brought a chuckle from his
attentive listeners. But it was
with deep earnestness he conclud
ed, “Hold high the light of truth,
goiodness, freedom and faith, that
you may bring God’s dawn of
peace to the world.
“God bless you—and good luck.”
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well as its readers, by printing the
instalments in advance of the pub
lication of the book. The galley
proofs will be used-in the making
of photographic plates for an off
set print job at Chapel Hill, saving
considerable expense in the publi
cation.
The students wound up their
work with a report to the town
board, which met in sepcial ses
sion. They emphasized that
their work is not designed
to be used as a plan, but
rather to indicate possibilities for
planning. “It is up to the town
which direction it shall go,” thqy
said, “with our findings used only
as informational background.”
® The survey, they said, is only phy
sical, designed to be used as an
aid in long-range planning for the
most advantageous development
in years to come.
The young men are entering one
of the most modern of professions,
and one in which already' the de
mand far exceeds the supply. On
ly a half-dozen colleges and uni
versities offer training in this
field. All of them together will
have barely 50 graduates this
year. With good jobs awaiting
practically all of them, each must
‘interne” for several months m
some city planning department
after securing his M.A. before he
can qualify to go to work on his
own.
Seward Weber graduated from
Dartmouth in 1949. John R.
Hampton graduated in fine arts at
Carolina in 1941, and at Yale in
1944 in architectural engineering.
Before returning to Carolina for
his master’s degree, he was em
ployed as an architectural engi
neer by the Eastman Kodak com
pany at Rochester, N. Y., and by
the Skidmore-Owings company of
Chicago at Oak Ridge, Tenn., and
other places.
business session Friday morning.
A condensed schedule of events
is published on Page 5 in The Pi
lot. Several are of statev/ide im
port and some—notably the box
ing matches Friday night, the
Grand Parade Saturday morning
and the marbles tournament; Sat
urday afternoon—are designed for
enjoyment of the general public
as well as of the veterans.
FIREMEN
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The races will take place on a
Pinebluff street starting at 3 p.m.
Cups for permanent possession
will go to winner and runner-up
in each contest.
Topping off the occasion will be
boxing and girl wrestling matches
at the Planters warehouse, Aber
deen, in the evening. Beverly
Lehmer of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
nationally known lady wrestler,
will appear. This will be open to
the public.
John R. Lowry of Pembroke is
retiring president of the associa
tion. TTie late D. D. (Dune) Cam
eron, of Southern Pines, was in
strumental in its founding. N. L.
Van Boskerck, chief of the host
department at Pinebluff, said that
every effort is being made to
make the Silver Anniversary pro
gram a memorable one for all.
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
OassifiedAds
INDIAN HEAD, 69c yd.
Towel End $2.10 per bundle; Spreads, single and double.
$2.25 to $4.98. MILL ENDS & REMNANTS.
Aberdeen, N. C. tfn Smith Bldg.
VFW ENCAMPMENT
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“Grand Scratch.”
Thursday at 5 p. m. the sched
ule called for a Council of Admin
istration meeting at Weaver audi
torium, with a barbecue and
square dance at Planters ware
house ai Aberdeen that night.
After the first shock wave, the
main assault troops were due in
this morning (Friday), numbering
at the peak some 1,500 VFW mem
bers and their wives. The Holly
wood hotel reopened to serve as
headquarters. The high school
auditorium will be the scene of
business sessions and other events,
the Planters warehouse the scene
of the Grand Ball Saturday night.
Registration headquarters is at
the John Boyd Post home, and the
local post is serving as host to the
encampment, John Buchholz, com
mander, is general convention
chairman, by appointment of the
department commander, E. D.
Knauff of Jacksonville.
Other chairmen from the local
post are Raymond Cameron, ere
dentials; (Charles S. Patch, Jr.,
distinguished guests; D. M. Madi-
gan, housing; Charles W. Swoope,
registration.
Ralph Mills is serving on the
resolutions committee, and Carl
Klabbatz on the registration com
mittee.
Mayor C. N. Page will give an
address of welcome at the first
GOOD USED CARS
1950 Ford Business Coupe
1949. Olds 88 Deluxe Sedan
1949 Chevrolet 2-door Fleet
line
1948 Pontiac 8,4-door Sedan
1948 Olds 98 Club Sedan
1946 Olds 76 2-door Sedan
1942 Hudson Super 6
Cherry Mqtor Sales
Tel. 2-4411
FOR RENT
Apartments and Rooms
The Parkview
Tel. 2-5823
FOR RENT: Furnished upstairs
apartment. 3-rooms and bath.
Couple only. Call Mrs. Buttry
at the Five O’Cilock club j8c
WANTED: Automobile mechanic,
preferably familiar with Gen
eral Motors cars. Pinehurst
Garage Co. j8,15c
FOR SALE: 1941 Studebaker.
Good condition. Phone 2-7395.
j8p
Aberdeen theatrE
Friday. June 8
Night 7:15 and 9:15
“AL JENNINGS OF OKLAHOMA”
DANDURYEA "RIG BOY" WILLIAMS
Satiirday, June 9
CONTINUOUS FROM 3:00
“WHIRLWIND”
GENE AUTRY SMILEY BURNETTE
Monday & Tuesday, June Il-'12
Night 7:15 & 9:15
“ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE”
KIRK DOUGLAS VIRGINIA MAYO
Wednesday, June 13
Night 7:15 Sc 9:00
CASH AWARD NIGHT
“QUEBEC”
JOHN BARRYMORE. Jr. CORINNE CALVERT
FOR SALE
One good house, three
bedrooms, fully fur
nished, good location.
Good business location
on Broad Street.
Two or four lots on cor
ner.
See
H. A. LEWIS
FOR SALE OR RENT: 5-room
home, modern, new plumbing,
two - car garage. Also for rent,
4-room apartment, furnished.
Call at 320, North Bennett
street or phone 2-8651, 12 noon
to 6 p. m. jlp
FOR SALE: 1 repossessed Philco
Refrigerator, 9 ft. size. 1 repos
sessed Westinghouse Range,
good as new. 1 used apartment
size range, guaranteed. John
son Brown Furniture Co., Tel.
2-6895, Southern Pines. j8c
W. C. HILDERMAN
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Ph. 2-7264 225 Weymouth Hd.
Southern Pines. N. C.
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
FOR SALE: 7-room house located
in good residential section of
Aberdeen. Large rooms with
plenty of good closets. Oil heat.
Electric water heater. Disap
pearing stairs to attic. Insulated
Garage and laundry. Lot 100 x
247. Sale price $12,500.
J. D. AREY & CO.
Tel. 8701 j8c Aberdeen, N. C.
APARTMEOTS FOR Rll
KHOLLWOOD APARTMeI
SOUTHERN PINES. 60 NEJ
BEDROOM APARTM1.I
NEARING COMPLETIONi
FEW APARTMENTS AM)
ABLE FOR JULY 1.
READY JULY 15. BJ ,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY^
GUST 1. RENT $67.50
MONTH. WITH ELECi
range. REFHIGERAI
WATER HEATER AND WjJ
SUPPLY FURNISHED.
APARTMENTS 1ST FI
GARDEN-TYPE. WITH P/l
STREETS AND SIDEWj|
THROUGHOUT THE
WITH CITY WATER AND
ERAGE SYSTEM.
NOW TAKING APPli
TIONS AT 135 EAST PENN
VANIA AVENUE. SOUTlJ
PINES. REPRESENTATIVli
OFFICE ON MONDAY. 0|
FROM 9 TO 5. PHONE
SOUTHERN PINES OR kI
MRS WARREN AT RAU|
N. C.. 36663 RALEIGH.
ING THE WEEK.
ENGRAVED Birth
ments. The Pilot.
Announce-
FOR RENT: Apartments—furn
ished or unfurnished—4 rooms,
-2 baths, kitchen. PrivSite porch
-entrance. Adults only. No pets.
Phone 4-222, Pinehurst jl,8p
LET US HELP YOU OWN
OWN HOME. FHA, DB|
AND GI LOANS. HOME
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
ADVANTAGE OF OUR
RIENCE. 4% GJ. 4V4% _
ACT NOW. HENRil
GRAVES. AIKEN BUILI
PHONE 2-2201.
ADEN SCHOOL OF DANCING
Old VFW Clubroom
NJ:. Broad St.. Straka Bldg.
Classes Saturday 1 to 7 p. m.
Martha Aden—IPhone 2-8224.
NOTICE—For Maytag W«|
Machines see Parker Ice &|
Co., Aberdeen. Maytag is f
ing a good automatic.
FOR SALE
2 bedroom bungalow. Stucco
on hollow tile. Basement with
oil burner. Hot air heat. Elec
tric water heater. Stgne ter
race. Garage. Large fenced-in
lot has beautiful flower gard-
dens as well as vegetable gar
den already planted. This is
more than just a house. If
gardening is your hobby you
should see this property.
BARNUM REALTY COMPANY
FOR RENT: 4-room furnished
apartment with bath. Phone
Pinehurst 4044. j8c
NOTICE: Lady would like ride
with party going North. Tel.
2-7365. j8p
AIRPORT ANTIQUE S»
Corner Knollwood Airp|
We buy and sell antiques,
silverware, and used fun]
Many beautiful things on
Open daily including Sun ]
/
BEACH HOUSE for rent at Gar
den City. Available for month
of June j8,15p
FOR RENT: Furnished cottage, 2
rooms and bath, close in. Adults
only. Colonial Inn. j8p
FOR SALE: Large Wing Chair
$15. Sunbeam Mixmaster like
new $25. 275 W. New Hamp
shire Ave. j8p
WANTED: Someone wanted to
help drive a car North for the
trip. 165 E. Penn. Ave., Tel.
2-4194. j8c
ENGRAVED Callin| Cards. Good
service. Prices reasonable. The
Pilot.
Typewriter and adding machine
cleaning and repair service, also
.several good buys in new and
reconditioned adding machines
and typewriters. Dixie Printing
Co. A2tfchg
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
87<)1. Jul chg
FOR RENT: Beautifully fqrnish-
ed apartment. Private entrance.
Complete second floor, with
private bath. Apply 155 East
Vermont Ave. jSc
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.
AUTO
LOANS
ALSO REFINANCING
Money in 10 Minutes
AUTO
CREDIT CO.
SANFORD, N. C.
207 So. S+eeie St. Phene 258
BEACH HOUSE at Cj
Grove Beach availably
rental. Phone Garland
2-2431.
FOR THE. BEST IN TELEVl
reception, see Harry
Piedmont Electric Store,]
thage, N. C.
ENGRAVED Wedding Annj|
ments and Invitations,
service, reasonable price.*]
Pilot.
ENGRAVED Business
Quick service and reas|
prices. The Pilot.
WANTED: Used tires 600x11
650x16, suitable for recaj
Top prices paid. Blalock
son, Inc., Aberdeen, N. Cl
FOR RENT: Funiished
ment, for one or two adul’|
posite the Par^ 125 E.
Ave.
LOST: Lady’s Bulova watch at
Aberdeen Lake $unday. Re
ward. Phone information to
2-6210, Southern Pines. j8p
FOR RENT: Furnished room, out
side entrance, next to bath.
Lady preferred. Mrs. Minnie
Austin, Tel. 2-5935. j8p
Thursday & Friday# June 14-15
Night 7:15 & 9:15
“AT WAR WITH THE ARMY”
DEAN MARTIN JERRY LEWIS
SUNRISE THEATRE
SOUTHERN PINES. N. C.
CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY
FRIDAY—Last Day
Frank Loveioy
-m-
'I Was A Communist
For the F. B. I."
SATUR.—^Double Feature
Roy Rogers
—in—
'Spoilers of the Plains'
Laura Elliott
"Two Lost Worlds"
Sunday & Monday# June 10-11
Starring , —
-JEFF CHANDlER’DfELYN KEYES
Mattresses and Springs
Made to Order
Cotton and felt mattresses
converted to Innersprings.
Work guaranteed. One day
service.
Lee Mattress and
Spring Co.
RALPH LEE, Manager
South Main St. - Tel. 1089
tic Laurinburg. N. C.
TUESDAY—Only
Wayne
Morris
Preston
Foster
-in—
'THE TOUGHER
THEY COME'
WEDNES.—Double Feature
Jack Paar
—in—
'Footlighi Varieties"
William Elliott
—in—
"The Last Bandit"
Thursday & Friday# June 14-15
Rod Cameron - Audrey Long
—in—
64,
CAVALRY scour
STARVIEW
Drive-In Theatre
Between So. Pines-Aberdeen
INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS
FrL-Sai. June 8-9
'Commanche Territory'
(In color)
Maureen O'Hara
McDonald Carey
Sun.-Mon. June 10-11
"The Lady Takes
A Sailor"
Jane Wyman-Dennis Morgan
Tues.-Wed. June 12-13
"Halls of Montezuma"
Richard Widmark
Joyce McKenzie
Thursday June 14
GIVE AWAY NIGHT
"Countess of
Monte Cristo'
Sonja Henie - Michael Kirby
Fri.-Sat. June 15-16
"Red River"
(In color)
John Wayne-Montgomery Clift
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
First Show Starts at Dark
Children under 12(in cars) Free
CAROLINA THEATRl
SOUTHERN PINES
Presents
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... full of the devil
twice as handsome ij
M-G-Mpr««.h RUDYARD KIPLING’S
'SOiDantmiin
Stewart GRANGER-Walter PIDGEON
David NIVEN-Robert NEWTON
CYBIL GRETA
CUSACK • GYNT • allenby
Friday & Saturday# June 8-9—8:15 p.m.
Matinee Satur4ay at 3:00
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Entire Week of June 10th—8:15 p.m.
(Starting Sunday Night)
Matinees TUESDAY and SATURDAY at