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THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Hubbard To Attend I chapman
Summer Banking
School At Rutgers
Page NINE
E. Earl Hubbard, assistant vice
president Of the Citizens Bank
and Trust Company, is a member
of the class of bank officers who
will enter the Graduate School
of Banking at Rutgers Univer
sity in New Jersey this summer.
Hubbard is one of nearly 1,100
bankers who will attend the two
week session of the school, June
8 through June 20, which is spon
sored by the American Bankers
Association.
Another officer of Citizens
Bank and Trust Company, Nor
ris Hodgkins, Jr., executive vice
president, completed the course,
which lasts three summer ses
sions, last yeah
Three From Area To Play In U. S.
Open At Winged Foot CC June 11-13
Julius Boros, Ernie Boros and|.'”-|
Richard “Dick” Chapman, the f |
top three golfers in this area, will |
play in the U. S. Open Golf
Championship June 11-13 a1
Winged Foot Golf Club in Mam-
aroneck, N. Y.
Chapman and Ernie Boros
qualified Monday; Julius Boros
was an automatic entry because
he finished among the top 10
last year.
A total of 477 professionals and
amateurs scrapped Monday and
Tuesday for 131 available places
in the field. Nineteen others were
exempt for one reason or anoth
er, bringing the total entry list to
160.
Chapman, who gained a spot
in the sectional qualifying at
-ti:
Next step
te sueeess
Graduation
marks an
achievement to
be proud of . . .
and marks, too,
a time to plan the
next step toward
your goal in life,
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DEPOSITED
BY
JUNE 10
EARNS
INTEREST
FROM
JUNE 1
Whatever the
goal, there'll
come a time
when cash on
hand can help
you make a big
stride forward.
Prepare now ...
start now to save
regularly, so
you’ll have
money when you
want it.
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Ph. OX 2-6972
JULIUS BOROS
Pinehurst two weeks ago, quali
fied at Springfield, N. J., with
a 75-71—176 Monday. Along with
William Hyndman III and Don
Cherry he was one of three ama
teurs to make the grade at
Springfield. Hyndman and Cherry
both have played here in the
North-South Amateur.
Boros played Monday at Wash
ington, along with Sam Snead
and Ted Kroll, among others,
and shot a 72-70—142, to gain his
spot.
Hillman Robbins, who led the
qualifying at Pinehurst, qualified
at Memphis with a 75-69—144.
The casualty list Monday in
cluded such big names as Billy
Joe Patton, the amateur from
Morganton, Gene Sarazen, Lew
Worsham, Willie Turnesa and
Ed (Porky) Oliver.,
SUNRISE
THEATRE
Combinng one of the most out
standing casts ever assembled
for a Western action production
with incomparable outdoor back
grounds filmed in CinemaScope
and De Luxe Color, Twentieth
Century-Fox’s monumental
“Warlock” will have its local
premiere Sunday, and Monday
at the Sunrise Theatre.
Headed by Richard Widmark,
the starring cast is filled out by
Henry Fonda, Anthony Quinn,
Dorothy Malone and Dolores
Michaels, with Edward Dmytryk,
of “The Young Lions” fame, as
Producer-Director.
“Warlock” tells the story of a
rough frontier cattle town, of
the lawless element ruling it,
the professional gunfigihter
brought in to tame it, and the
man who stood balanced precari
ously between the killer gang
and the gunman.
In the key role, that of an out
law turned lawman, Richard
Widmark racks up another of
his outstanding action perform
ances, adding to a record begujn
with the memorable Tommy Udo
in “Kiss of Death.”
As the professional gunman,
Hei^ Fonda brings back all the
Gxcix6nicnt and magic of his
faultless early portrayals in such
films as “My Darling Clemen
tine” and “The Ox Bow Inci
dent.”
Anthony Quinn, who has gain
ed renown as an international
star, is the warped and.strange
sidekick of the professional
gunman.
AcadsmyAward winner Doro
thy Malone is the captivating
woman of mystery who has a
score to settle with Fonda but
falls in love with Widmark, and
Dolores Michaels is the woman
in Fonda’s life.
Remember these old timers?
They’re autos that appeared for
the first time in 1916: Columbia,
Liberty, Riddle, Singer, Roamer,
Drummond, Kent, Jordan, Com
merce, Dart, Dixie-Flyer, Steph
ens, Pilgrim.
DilR'y
TASTING
VOVJ
STARVIEW
Drive-In Theatre
Between So. Pines-Aberdeen
INDIVIDUAL SPEAKERS
Fri., Sal.. June 5 and 6
Mardi Gras
Pat Boone Tommy Sands
Color
Sun., Mon.. Tues., June 7. 8. 9
"The Defiant Ones"
Tony Curtis, Sidney Porlier
Wed.. Thurk.. June 19. II
"Harry Black and
The Tiger
Stewart Granger
Color
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
Show Starts at Dark
Children under 12 in cars Free
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today’s healthy, active
people of all ages. Better
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for finer flavor. Made from
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Dairy Queen has more
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STORE ADDRESS
HERE
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SUNRISE
THEATRE
Phone OX 5-3013
Air Conditioned
For Cool Comfort
Thursday and Friday, June 4-5
Double Feature
David Love in
"Teenager From
Outer Space" ^
also
All Star Cast in
"Gigantis The
Fire Monster"
Shows—3:20-6:00 and 9:00
Saturday, June 6
Double Feature
Victor Mature in
"Tank Force"
also
James Stewart in
"Winchester 73"
Continuous shows starling
11:10 A. M.
Last complete show 8:30 P. M.
Sunday and Monday, June 7-8
Richard Widmark and
Dorothy Malone
in
"Warlock"
Shows Sun.—2:00-4:20—6:40
and 9:00
Mon.—3:00-5:00-7:00 and 9:20
Tuesday and Wednesday,
June 9-10
Sophia Loren and
Anthony Quinn
in
"The Black Orchid"
Shows 3:20-5:15-7:10 and 9:00
Thurs., and Fri., June 11-12
Ray Collins and
Angie Dickinson
in
I'll Give My Life"
Shows 3:20-5:15-7:10-9:00
GREAT JUNE
IN SANFORD
Starts Thursday A. M.—Runs 15 Days Till 20th
K..,.,.,... $100.00 IN TRADE!
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Boys' (3's to 8's)
Sport Shirts
59c or
2 for $1.00
Boys' 10-oz.
Dungarees
$1.98 Value
$1.00
Men's 2-Pocket
Sport Shirts
$1.98 Values
99c
Boys'(6’s to 16's)
Sport Shirts
88c
FREE BALLOONS
For The Kiddies
Men's White—$1.98
Dress
Shirts
$1.00
Ladies'
White
Bags
$1.00
Men’s
Sport Shirts
88c
9 X 12
Rugs
$4.98 Values
$3.06
Children’s Sandals
4 to 8 1-2— 8 1-2 to 12—
12 1-2 to 3—Boy's and Girls'
brown or white—
BE SURE TO
REGISTER
$10.98
Aluminum
Cots
Reduced
$7.99
Sheeting
Yd., 13c
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