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THE PILOT—Soulhern Pines, North Carolina
FRIDAY, MARCH 26. 1954
ANNUAL FISH RODEO
April 1 is opening date for the
9th annual Southeastern North
Carolina Beach Association Fish
ing Rodeo. It will extend through
November 30. There is no entry
fee, as in the past, and proof of
chatches has been made simpler.
The old single grand award has
been eliminated, and in its place
are grand awards for best fish en
tered for all the 23 species on the
eligible list. Secretary Jack Far
rell of SENCBA, Wilmington, N.
C., will send full information, free.
FONTANA FISHING
The fishing season started
earlier at Fontana Lake, in the
Greaty Smoky Mountains of
North Carolina, this year. The
boat dock opened March 1 and
the spring fishing contest will be
gin on April 1 and extend through
June 30. Prizes valued at $500
await anglers hahling in the big
gest bass, trout and crappie, etc.
—with a $20 bonus riding for the
first muskellunge landed.
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Small monthly payments—less than you
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"All You Can Eat"
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WASTE RECEPTACLES that do not meet the standards set
in Southern Pines’ new garbage ordinance have been piling up
in the town’s lot on S. Pennsylvania Avenue, after they are pick
ed up by trash collection crews. Owners of a number of containers
have been to the lot and reclaimed them—something they are
privileged to do, provided they do not put them out on the park
way again. The metal drums shown in this photo are too large
and heavy to meet the new law’s requirements; wash tubs shown
do not have covers; and all non-metal containers such as the bas
kets are taboo. Collection of the illegal receptacles began after
several weeks allowed for compRance with the law.
, (Pilot Staff Photo)
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By DOROTHY McNEILL
Engagement Announced
Miss Frances Margaret Bobbitt’s
engagement to Kenneth Currie
Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. F.
Davis of Raeford, is announced
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Bobbitt of Aberdeen. A June
wedding is planned.
Joint Hostesses
Mrs. Leonard Sanders and Mrs.
J. H. Bishop were hostesses to
the Department of Literature on
Wednesday afternoon in the home
of Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. W. H. Mc
Neill, Jr., president, presided over
a business session during which
Mrs. C. R. Holden, Mrs. M. D.'
Coward and Mrs. Clifford Feather
v^gre appointed as a nominating
committee for the officers for the
new year. Mrs. Sanders presented
a test “How Good A Mother You
Are,” which was enjoyed by all
present. The hostesses served re-
freshnaents.
Pepsonals
Among those attending the
Business and Professional Wom
en’s meeting in Wilmington on
Sunday were: Miss Edna Maurer,
Miss Bessie Gunter, Mrs. Charlie
Pleasants, Mrs. Grace Houston,
Mrs. Nancye McClellan, Mrs. L. B.
Craig and Mrs. M. B. Pleasants.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Meredith
and daughter Linda of Guilford
were weekend guests of Dr. C. L.
Guion.
Billy Russell spent last weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Russell, returning to Ca
tawba Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cheek, Jr.,
spent several days this week in
Henderson.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Margaret Lewis and Miss Minnie
Brewer were Miss Beulah Baker
nd Mrs. Vander Lockamy of Fay
etteville.
Mrs. Mack Wicker and children
and Mrs. Leonard Calloway have
returned home alter visiting rel
atives in Greenville, S. C.
Mrs. W. H. McNeill and Miss
Dorothy McNeill visited Dr. and
operation.
Dr. J. S. Hiatt Of Elkin was
guest minister at Page Memorial
Methodist Church Sunday.
Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Miss Sarah M.
Blue to Albert W. Sadler on Sun
day, March 7, in Miami, Fla.
Mrs. John McLean returned
Saturday from Moore County Hos
pital, where she had been receiv
ing treatment for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Carpenter
and family spent Sunday visiting
relatives in Raeford.
IfirATRES
CAROLINA
The rousing, vibrant pages of
Frank G. Slaughter’s unforget
table novel, “Sangaree,” are cur
rently at the Carolina Theatre in
the screen version of this best sell
er, in technicolor this Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday, March 25-
27, at 8:15, with a Saturday mat
inee at 3.
The film’s power-packed cast
is headed by Arlene Dahl, Fer
nando Lamas and Patricia Medina
who in turn are ably suported by
such outstanding players as Fran
cis L. Sullivan, Charles Korvin,
Wilard Parker, John Sutton and
Tom Drake. “Sangaree” is the
name of a huge plantation on the
outskirts of Savannah, Ga. and,
as a book, it delighted thousands
with it’s intriguing story of ro
mance and adventure in the Col
onial South, in which robust ac
tion, treachery, love and humor
appear in abundance.
Coming to the Carolina Sunday
through Wednesday, March ^8-31,
at 8:15, with matinees Sunday and
Tuesday at 3, is a return engage
ment of that unforgettable ro
mantic drama, “Enchantment.”
Those who saw “Smilin’
Through” must recall it as one
of the outstanding attractions of
its day. They will remember, no
Mrs. John K. Robertson and son doubt, its nostalgia.
in Pembroke Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hinkle
have moved from Asheville to
Stanley, where Mr. Hinkle is as
sociated with the Talon Zipper
Mill. Mrs. Hinkle is the former
Betty Bishop, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Bishop.
Misses Frances Bobbitt, Ella
Ruth McNeill and Billie Gene Ad-
dor of Flora Macdonald College
spent the weekend with their pa
rents.
Dudley McLean of Davidson
College is spending the spring hol
idays here.
Robert Wilson of Norfolk, Va.,
spent the weekend visiting rela
tives.
John Miller, professor of Bible
at Peace College, delivered the
sermon Sunday morning at Beth-
esda Presbyterian Church. ’
Miss Ellen Monroe of Eagle
Springs is spending several days
this week visiting in the home of
Mrs. John Fletcher.
Mrs. Beatrice Buchanan spent
Tuesday visiting in Winston-
Salem. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Storey and
family of Hamlet were weekend
guests of Dr. and Mrs. P. J. Ches
ter.
Francis Pleasants returned to
Norfolk, Va., Sunday evening
after a weekend visit with his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pleas
ants.
Miss, Lillian Graham of Concord
bas been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
E. R. Graham.
H. Clifton Blue was in Fayette
ville on Friday.
Johnny Ferguson is getting
along nicely following a recent
operation in Moore County Hos
pital. He returned to the home of
his mother, Mrs. Albert Caddell,
on Saturday.
Miss Hazel Griffin of Fayette
ville spent the weekend visiting
her sister, Mrs. John McLean.
Mrs. Jere McKeithen has re
turned home from Moore County
Hospital, where she underwent an
its charm
love story
and the magnificent
it told.
“Enchantment”, starring David
Niven, Teresa Wright, Evelyn
Keyes and Farley Granger, re
minds us of that earlier film in
which Norma Talmage scored
what was perhaps her greatest
success. “Enchantment”, off Sam
uel Goldwyn’s de-luxe product
ion line, is polished to perfection,
distinguished by grace, elegance
and expert performance.
Starting Thursday night, April
1, at 8:15, is Frank Lovejoy, Guy
Madison, Helen Wescott and Vera
Miles in “The Charge At Feather
River” in Warner Color.
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Drive-In Theatre
Between So. Pines-Aberdeen
INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS
Fri.-Sat., Mar. 26-27
"Roar of the Crowd"
(In color)
Howard Duff
* also' *
"Loose In London"
Bowery Boys
Sun.-Mon., Mar. 28-29
"Where's Charley?"
(Technicolor)
Ray Bolger
Tues.-Wed., Mar. 30-31
"Retreat Hell"
Frank Lovejoy '
Thursday, April 1
"Lion And the Horse"
Steve Cochran
Fri.-Sal.. April 2-3
"Lost In Alaska"
Bud Abbolt-Lou Costello
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
SHOW STARTS AT DARK
Children under 12 in cars Free
SUNRISE
Southern Pines Ph. 2-4013
Continuous Shows Daily
Opens 3:00
Saturday 11:00 Sunday 1:00
FRIDAY. MAR. 26—Last Day
Anthony Dexter in
"Captain John Smith
And Pocahontas"
Comedy & Cartoon
SATURDAY, MAR, 27 —Only
Double Feature
Leif Erickson in
"Born To The Saddle"
—and—
Boris Karloff in
"The Body Snatcher"
Serial 8e Cartoon
SUNDAY & MONDAY
MARCH 28-29
Robert Jean
Mitchum Simmons
—in—
"She Couldn't Say No"
News & Cartoon
TUESDAY. MARCH 30—Only
John Mala
Carroll Powers
—in—
"Geraldine"
Color Cartoon
WEDNES.. MARCH 31 —Only
Double Feature
John Wayne in
"Allegheny Uprising"
—and—
Alex Nicol in
"The Black Glove"
Serial & Cartoon
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
APRIL 1-2
Sterling Joy
Hayden Page
—in—
"Fighter Attack"
Short & Cartoon
Appointment Only
VINCENT J. DALY
Psychologist
if Phone Southern Pines 2-3431
CAROLINA THEATRES
At SOUTHERN PINES
Arlene Dahl, Patricia Medina, Fernando Lamas
—in—
“SANGAREE”
(In Technicolor)
Thur., Fri., Sat., March 25-26-27—8:15 p.m.
Matinee Saturday at 3:00
David Niven, Teresa Wright, Evelyn Keyes
In a return engagement of
“ENCHANTMENT”
Sun. thru Wednes., March 28-31—8:15 p.m.
Matinees Sunday and Tuesday at 3t00 p.m.
X
Frank Lovejoy, Guy Madison and Helen Wescott
—in—
‘‘The Charge At Feather River”
(In Warnercolor)
Starting Thursday Night, April 1st—8:15
AT PINEHURST
Rosemary Clooney, Guy Mitchell, Pat Crowley
and Jack Carson—
—in—
“RED GARTERS”
(In Technicolor)
Sunday Night, March 28th—8:30
George Cole, Nadia Gray and Oscar Homolka
—Ijl—
“Mr. Potts Goes To Moscow”
SPECIAL SHOW
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MARCH 31st — 8:30
Arerdeen theatre
FRIDAY, MARCH 26
"EASY TO LOVE"
Night 7:15 & 9:15
Esther Williams, Van Johnson
SATURDAY — DOUBLE FEATURE — STARTS 3:00
"TWO FISTED SHERIFF" Charles Starrett
—also—
"THE BASKETBALL FIX” Marshall Thompson
MONDAY & TUESDAY. MARCH 29-30 Night 7:15 & 9:15
"RED GARTERS" Rosemary Clooney, Jack Carson
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 31 Night 7:15 & 9:00
"CRIME WAVE" Sterling Hayden, Gene Nelson
THURSDAY & FRIDAY, APRIL 1-2 Night 7:15 & 9:15
"THE LAST POSSE" Broderick Crawford, Wanda Hendrix