The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-07-24

The twenty-first annual session of
the North Carolina Pharmaceutical AS
ISOLATION, in session In this city the
past two days, adjourned yesterday
afternoon to meet in Winston-Salem
on a date in Jun 1901, to be liked
jointly by the president and secretary
of, the Pharmaceutical Association
and Mr.. E. w. O'Hanlon, secretary of
the Winston Druggists Association.
The most important feature of yes
terday's session was the election 4 of
officers for the ensuing year, which
resulted as follows:
President-Mr. r.. H. Jordan, of
Charlotte.
First Vice President-Mr. J. H. Har-
din, Wilmington.
Second Vice President-Mr. H. T.
Hicks, Raleigh.
Third Vice President-Mr. w. A.
Leslie, Morganton.
Secretary-Mr. P. w. Vaughan, Dur
ham,.
Treasurer-Mr. A. j. Cook, Fayette-
vile.
Executive Committee-Mr. G.. r.
P~ilkington, of P~ittsboro; Mr.. G.. r.
Wootten, of Hickory; Mr.. A. S. Harri-
son, of Enfield; Mr.. ]. Hicks Bunting,
of Wilmington, and Mr.. P. w. Vaughan,
of Durham.
On Board of Pharmacy (~ive-year
term)-Mr. William Simpson, of Ra-
leigh.
a resolution of sympathy was adopt
ed by the association for Mr.. J.-B.
Smith, of Lexington, the retiring pres
ident for the reason tina he is de-
raina6 ar hnnaa hr Siolynace l-o Co.
Mrs. J. z. Brookfield, now of New Jer-
sey, in the death of her husband, who
was for many years an active and
prominent member of the association.
Mr.. Simon r. Jones, of Louisville,
Ky. president of the National Asso-
citation of Retail Druggists. delivered
an address on Trade Interests"
which was greatly enjoyed by the
pharmacists.
Resolutions of thanks to the knights
of PythiaS for the use of Castle Hall.
to the press for reporting sessions of
the association. and to the Wilmington
Druggists Association for entertain
ment provided were adopted with right
| good will.
NJ. j. II. Bobbitt, of Raleigh. sub
mltted an interesting report of his
trip to Cincinnati. where he went as
delegate to the National Druggists
Association.
1hcIS was also an AFTERNOON session
OF the association from $3.50 to 4:30
o'clock, h only business of public in
terest transacted being the reception
or a report from the retiring execu-
tive committee, which showed that
hfteen new members have been re-
ceiVed during the present session of
tn association.
The new officers of the association
were conducted to their respective
stations" during this session of the
association.
SUPPER AT SEASHORE HOTEL.
A pleasing finale for the 1900 session
of the association was the trip of the
visiting druggists to Wrightsville
Beach yesterday afternoon. They went
on the 5 o'clock Seacoast, train and. as
guests of the Wilmington Druggists
Association, were served a sumptuous
supper at SeaShOre Hotel. 1t was a
merry company and every one was
pleased with the service provided by
Mr.. Hinton, proprietor of the hotel.
The menu was of typical seaside
courses, every dish prepared ito the
queens taste" and elegantly served.
1t was as follows:
FISH, &c.
Tomatoes.
Clam Fritters.
COLD MEATS.
Shrimp. Deviled Crabs.
Roast Beef.
POTATOES.
Baked.
BREADS, &c.
Buttermilk Biscuit. Rolls.
Egg Bread.
Canteloupes.
Dry, Buttered or Milk Toast.
Rye, Graham and Plain Bread.
Coffee. Chocolate. Milk. Tea
During h evening many Of the Wis
rtors took a plunge in the surf, which
was in elegant form" Many were so
pleased with their outing that they de-
cided to remain all night.
Most of the visitors will leave this
morning for their homes. They one and
all pronounce their session in this city
one of the most delightful that they
have ever held.
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