The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-01
OFFICERS CHOSEN
BY PHARMACISTS
North Carolina Association in
Annual Convention at
Waynesville.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Asheviie. y c.. June So-The North
Carolina Pharmaceutical Association.
which held its annual convention a,
Raynesville Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, elected the following Of
hcers Friday night for the coming
year: President. J. G. NJ. Carbon. OF
Clayton; First Vice President. c. h.
Harper of Selma. Second Vicc-Presi-
dent. Richard II. Roth. Of Asheville.
Third Vice-P President, George c. Good
man, of Clayton. Secretary. J. L..
Beard. OF Chapel Hin; Treasurer. q. l..
Ball. of Waynesville.
The convention was = great success
N every way. the program being an at
tractivc one and number OF soc al
events being arranged in honor of the
visiting prahmacists. including a recep-
ton a the home OF J. Howell Way. the
former president of the North Caro-
lima Medical Society and drive to the
summit OF Eagles Nest Mountain.
which was followed by dance at the
hotel at which the Pharmacists were
guests.
About seventy-hve railroad men.
members of the Southeastern and
southwestern Passenger Associations.
we're Ashevlle visitors Friday en-
route to their homes after a session Of
three days at Lake ToXaway The
visiting railroad men left this city on
. special train for their homes IN var
icus portions of the United States. al
ter a shor, session at this city. where
they were entertained by the mer-
chants and Professional nen of Ashe-
Vile. The meetings at Toxaway were
in the nature OF get acquainted
meet. the trip TO that place having
been arranged in order that various
Representatives OF railroads might
familiarize themselves with the china
tic and scenic advantages OF Western
North Carolina
The first annual banquet OF the Trim
:ty College Alumni Association of Bun
combe county. was held in this city
Friday night when the former stu
dents Of the Durham Institution held
an enjoyaie spread here, at which Pro-
fcssor William II Wamnamaker, the
head of tho German department OF the
institution, was the chief speaker. Tho
banquet was arranged by the members
CT the recently formed alumni organi-
zation. and II was most enjoyable
affair The speakers were: Donald
Elias. J Londow Professor Wanna
I maker r. c. Cioidstc.n. q T. Curtis and
Frank NJ Weaver.
Tho International order OF Hoo-Hoo
! will hold its annual Characterization here
( on July Is. - and 20. and the local
members of the organization are look
Ing forward to the event with a great
deal of interest. and are making great
preparations for tho entertainment OF
the lum bermen who are expected TO at
tend It is expected that approximate
/ " 1000 members OF the order. from
various parts OF tho United States and
Canada. Will attend and the program
VIII Dc featured with speeches by
prominent lumbcrmen who have been
engaged 10 address tho convention. y
number OF social events have been ar
ranged in honor OF the Visitors. includ-
/ ing drive through the Biltmorc es-
tate. an automobile jaunt TO the sum
| nit OF Sunset Mountain, a banquet and
. dance At the Battery Park Hotel.
The North Carolina Agricultural As
ISOLATION Will hold its annual convcn-
/ ton here during the middle of the
/ coming month. The date has not been
definitely agreed upon, although the
I local architects arc preparing TOR the
meeting with great deal OF onthus-
iasm. The majority OF INC North Caro-
/ lima architects arc expected 10 attend.
and the meeting promises 20 be n I'M
usually enjoyable one.
The North Carolina Association of
E'ural Mail Carriers will hold its an
/ nual meeting here july and 4. at
! which time it is expected that the ma
/ jority of the rural curriers' VIII be
here for the convention. They will
be welcomed to AsheVillc by Locke
Craig. tho Democratic nominee for Gov
1 ornor. and the chief address will be
| delivered on the afternoon OF the third
| Gay by Judge G. Pritchard. OF this
! city.