Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-06-12
Druggists Meet.

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More than 300 pharmacists of Mis-
slSSippl are expected to come 10 Jack
son TO attend the twelfth annual con
Fention of the Mississippi State Phar
maceutical Association.
The Official program for the conven.
tloh a just been completed after
some rather strenuous work on the
part OF j. c. McGee, chairman of the
entertainment committee. As a result
OF his labors the visitors will be royal.
~ entertained while in the capital of
the state. The program presents a
pleasing mixture of business and
pleasure.
Inc social features on the program
are somewhat, elaborate, and the visit.
ing druggists will be entertained on a
larger scale than ever before. There
VIII be dances, receptions and ban
quetS. But the program is not con-
nned entirely to pleasure, for the bust
ness sessions will be frequent.
The program follows:
called to order by President G. w,
simmons of Utica.
opening prayer, by Rev. Mr.. Mercer
Green.
Address of welcome on behalf of the
city OF Jackson, Mayor S. ]. Taylor.
Address of welcome on behalf of the
Jackson druggists, Geo. Moore, presi-
dent Jackson Druggists Association,
response on behalf of the state as.
ISOLATION, Hon. A. S. Coody.
Address, DR.. w. S. feathers, presi.
dent State Board of Health.
Address, DR.. R. S. Curry, president
OF the blind institute in Jackson.
Address, DR.. H. NJ. Faser, president
OF the State Board of Pharmacy, and
Oh the pharmacy department of the
University of Mississippi.
Address, Hon. w. J. Craig.
Address. by Hon. w. Z. Hopkins, of
National Wholesale Druggists AS
ISOLATION.
General response to delegates and
visitors, j.. B. Lusk, secretary Jackson
Board of Trade.
BUSINESS session. report Of commit
.ees, as follows: Executive committee.
r Craig, chairman; trade interests,
}. Hall, chairman; papers AMI
S. c. Ray, chairman; legisla-
ion, J. W. McCorkle, chairman; adul-
Grafton and deterioration of drugs, C.
Andlng, chairman; membership, S. d.
chairman; entertainment. J.
MCGEE, chairman; memorial, r. r.
leid, chairman transportation, P. j.
life, chairman.
Dance, reception and cards at Jack F..
On Board of Trade. 1
A scientific talk On biological prod
cts, DR.. M. F. Wilson of Detroit.
Reading of applications for member.
hip and action thereon.
Open discussion of trade interests :
nd miscellaneous business. I
Address by DR.. Dyer, of New Or {
p unfinished business; new bust ]
sss and installation of officers. {
Automobile rides to points of inter. u
it., Davis stock farm, Old Ladies'
ONE. state capitol, blind institute, u
'af and dumb institute. D
Banquet at Edwards House to dele. =
ties and invited guests, ]. w. Nc :
'rkle, POSTMASTER. .
Mr.. MCGEE, the active chairman of =
e entertainment committee, says he
ii AXE pleasure in giving any one :
y information in regard to any of :,
e entertainment features planned to -
held during the convention. ~
the prsminent men who will ~
end the convention are DR.. Ellis of "
smphis, |. l.. Lyons of New Orleans, -
e Cain of Columbus, Wade Harvey =,
Kosciusko, R. F. Grace of New Or -.
ms, Gus Kendall of Meridian, Jas. -.
rter OF Memphis, Pat Harrington of q,
lumbus, j. D. Atkinson of Water
LEY, Ben Bell, Jr., Of Lexington ~