THURSDAY. MAY 1. 1958
N. C. State Alumni
Meeting Tomorrow
North Carolina State College
alumni in this county will meet
at Pinebluff Lake tomorrow
(Friday) night at 7 p. m^ to elect
new officers, according to W. O.
Spence, president.'
Also on the agenda is the adop
tion of a new constitution and
by-laws.
Tom Upchurch of Raeford, for
mer president of the North Caro
lina Alumni Association, is fea
tured speaker.
Reservations for the dinner
preceding the meeting may be
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page NINE
West Southern Pines School News
“Stage Time for Stars,” this
year’s talent show, was held here
last Tuesday night. The audi
ence witnessed a variety of talent.
A first, second and third prize
was awarded in each department.
Devoe Donaldson of Mrs. Sanders
Gaines’ first grade won first place
in the Primary Department with
his rendition of “Blue Suede
Shoes.”
The second place winner was
made through Norman Caudle in
Southern Pines. All alumni of
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James Lee and a group of Miss
Harris’s third grade who danced
to the tune of “Mr. Lee.” Third
place winners in the Primary De
partment were Larry Bowles and
others who did a song and dance
to “Dark Town Strutters Ball.”
The three winners in the Ele
mentary Department were: “The
calypso team of R. S. Gripper’s
seventh grade, first place; Jewel
Wilson of Mrs. I. H. Moore’s fifth
grade, second place; “The Short
Shorter^” of R. S. Gripper’s sev
enth grade, third place.
The first three prizes in the
high school were won respective
ly by a trio from Mrs. H. C.
Knight’s tenth grade, a .quartet
from E. P. Robinson’s senior class
and Mary Graham of B. G. Mon
roe’s junior class.
The following persons and firms
made possible the prizes award
ed: Pugh’s Grill, Winfield’s Gar
age, Walden’s Garage, Monroe’s
Beauty and Barber Shop, Mrs.
Lillie Dunlap’s Dew Drop Inn,
Waddell’s Barber Shop, Pineview
Grocery, Modem Market, James
Turner’s Store, Style Mart, Patch’s
Department Store, Sandhill Drug
Store, Mack’s 5 and 10, Hayes
Book Shop, Broad Street Drug
Store, Southern Pines D^rugs.
Gifts were presented by Mrs. A.
White, home economics teacher.
Judges for the show were Zeb
Gordon and Mrs. Louise Wooten
of Southern Pines, and Velma
Dancey, an instructor at the Acad
emy Heights School, Pinehurst.
The talent show committee was
composed of A. Sanders Gaines,
chairman; B. G. Monroe, W. F.
Monroe, M. Forte, P. • Harris, L.
Sutton and J. C. Hasty.
Baby Contest
The baby contest sponsored by
Mrs. D. S. Burrough’s eighth
grade closed April 28. Ten babies
were entered in the contest, each
with an 8th grade sponsor.
Following is the list of spon
sors: Clara Walden, Maxine Fer
guson, John Smith, Barbara Pratt,
Margaree Rich, Ann Wright, Mary
Dixon, Bertha Miles, Josephine
McNair and Star Gail Blue. The
babies and their parents were:
Adrienne Baldwin—Mrs. Barbara
Baldwin; Charles Barrett— Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Barrett; Steph
en Hardin—Mrs. Aileen Hardin;
Leo Hodges—Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Hodges; Perry Jackson—Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Jackson; Dianne
Perman, Mr. and Mrs. William
Peerman, Joyce Saunders — Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Saunders; Mi
chael Stevens—Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Stevens Jr.; King Mashe Wade-w
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wade; Vanes
sa Ray—Sgt. and Mrs. Woodrow
Ray.
A gift of $10 was awarded to
the first place baby, Michael Stev
ens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stev
ens. The second place baby, Leo
Hodges, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ros
coe Hodges, received a gift of $5,
and the third place winner, Va
nessa Ray, daughter of Sgt. and
Mrs. Woodrow Ray, received $2.
Every baby was given a bank
with a dollar bill in it and a gift
package.
THEATRES
SUMISE
Two ‘■’giants” of the screen
meet head-|bn for the first time
when Clark Gable and Burt Lan
caster are pitted against each
other in “Run Silent, Run Deep,”
a hard-hitting story of World
War 2 underseas warfare, which
will open Sunday at the Sunrise
’Theatre and run through Wed
nesday.
The two are paired as a sub
marine commander and his ex
ecutive—each with strong and
violent emotions that erupt in the
heat of combat—in the John Gay
screen-play based on the best
selling novel by Commander Ed
ward L. Beach.
The U. S. Navy, anxious to pre
sent the submarine service in an
authentic manner, went all-out in
cooperation. The USS Redfish, a
fleet submarine with a brilliant
World War 2 record, was detail
ed to the production and “plays”
the “role” of the USS Nerka, the
submarine of the screenplay.
The Navy cooperated in every
phase of the planning, supplied
a destroyer and other vessels for
aid in the filming, and even fur
nished a half-million dollars
worth of equipment to assure
complete authenticity in the sets.
Rear Admiral Rob Roy Mc
Gregor, colorful and much-deco
rated submariner of World War
2, assisted Director Wise as Tech
nical advisor.
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Saturday, May 3—^Mat. 3:00
Night 7:00 8c 9:00
"Rails Into Laramie"
John Payne, Dan Duryea
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Sunday Thru Tuesday, May 4-6
Sunday Matinee 3:00
Nights 7:00 8c 9:00
"The 7 Hills of Rome"
Mario Lanza, Renato Rascel
A beautiful travelogue of the
Eternal City, Rome
Wednes. thru Friday, May 7-9
Night 7:15 8c 9:00
"The Happy Road"
Gene Kelly, Barbara Laage
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THE 7 HILLS OF ROME
Since Mario Lanza is a hearty
tenor, it is quite natural that a
film made expressly for him
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INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS
Friday, Saturday, May 2, 3
"Stopover Tokyo"
Robert Wagner - Joan Collins
Cinemascope - Color
Sun., Mop., Tues., May 4, 5, 6
"Oklahoma"
Gordon MacRae, Shirley Jones
Cinemascope - Color
Wednes,. Thursday, May 7-8
"Three Faces of Eve"
Joanne Woodward
David Wayne
Cinemascope
Friday, Saturday. May 9, 10
'The Werewolf"
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Hugh Marlowe, Joan Taylor
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THE HAPPY ROAD
Two children running away
from school to visit their parents
are handled with an air of origi
nality by Gene KeUy, who pro
duces, directs and acts but does
not dance. As an actor, his wit
and natural portrayal of an
American father and business
man harassed by the lackadaisi
cal way of life in Prance, he is
more than competent. This one is
fun for the whole family. Wed
nesday through Friday nights.
May 7-9, 7:15 and 9.
Mrs. Spence To Head
League Women Voters
Mrs. W. O. Spence has been
elected president of the League
of Women Voters for the next
year succeeding Miss Lockie
Parker.
At a special meeting held Tues
day, the League also elected other
otticers as follows: h^iss Parker,
vice president; Mrs. Fred Chap
pell, secretary; and Miss Emjly
Fish, treasurer.
Members of the board of direc
tors are Mrs. James Boyd, Mrs. E.
O. Brogden, Mrs. Graham Cul-
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