Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1922-06-29
CHASE TO SPEAK
TO PHARMACISTS
PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
TO HOLD CONVENTION IN
TWIN CITY.
Prominent men TO SPEAK
Travelling Mems Auxiliary and WON.
ans Auxiliary Are Slated to
Hold Their Meetings. ?

Hold Their Meetings. ?
Winston.Salem. The forty-third
annual convention Of the North Caro-.
lima Pharmaceutical association will
be held in Winston.Salem June 1929.
The Travelling Mems Auxiliary, which
will also celebrate its ninth annual
meeting. will be hosts. The third or
ganization in the joint conference will
bs the Woman's Auxiliary, this being
it, third session.
A number Of prominent speakers
arc on the program. At the opening
session DR.. H. w. Chase, president
Of the University Of North Carolina,
will deliver an address. On Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock H. S. Noel, Of
Indianapolis, will talk on Getting the
Most Out Of Business" DR.. E. F.
Kelly. dean Of Maryland College Of
Pharmacy, is scheduled to speak We'd
nesday evening at o'clock on "The
Need for . National Organization Of
Pharmacists and Its Opportunities. 4"
The Travelling Mems Auxiliary and
the Womans Auxiliary are slated to
hold their meetings at 10 o'clock. The
latter organization was formed in 1920
at Asheville for the purpose Of inter.
esting more women In attending the
meetings Of the association and to
provide suitable entertainments for
them after they arrive. Wives and
women relatives Of the. visiting dele
gates will And their stay In Winston.
Salem filed with pleasure as q result
Of the activities Of the Womeh.s Aux.
Iliary.
The officers Of the Travelling Mems
Auxiliary are: President, Zeb M.
Moore; vice-presidsnt, James B. Cop
pedgs; secretary.treasurer, Lambert
Kuhn: chairman entertainment com.
mittee, Ike Reimheimer.
Those of the Woman's Auxiliary
are: Mrs. F. W. Hancock, president,
Oxford; Mrs. G. L. Eubanks. vice
president. Chapel Hill; Mrs. J. B.
0Bannon, secretary and treasurer,
Charlotte. The membership commit.
tee for the year consists Of Mrs. ].
d. Joyner, chairman. Franklinton; f;
Mrs. A. Y. Baucom. Apex; Mrs. L. A.
Wharton, Gibconville; Mrs. F. G. ia.
cocks, Elizabeth City: Mrs. c. P.
Greysr, Morganton; Mrs. Roy Cham
pion, Greensboro; Mrs. T. 4. Walker.
Charlotte.
l. w. Rose, Rocky Mount. is presi-
dent Of the Pharmaceutical associa-
ton, and J. c. Beard. Of Chapel Hill,
is seoretary.treasurer. Other officers
are: vicepresidents, ]. A. Goode, Ashe-
Vile: P. A. Lee, Dunn; ]. P. Stowe,
Charlotte. Local secretary, A. 4.
James, Winston-saleih.
Members Of Board of Pharmacy: Z.
v. oeller. president Tarboro; F. w.
Hancock. secretary and treasurer. OK.
ford: r. q. Bennett, Tarboro; c. P.
r0syer, Morganton; I. W. Rose, Rocky
New Bern Winner Of Loving Cup.
Durham.-The silver loving cup Civ.
en- annually TO the lodge making the
best showing in the State convention
parade, has been awarded to the New
Bern lodge by Judges who viewed
the Darade. The New Bern drum
corps, handsomely costumed, partici.
pated in the parade
The prize for the oldest Elk in the
parade was awarded to Tom Daniels.
OF New Bern; M. q. Nathan, Of
orssnsboro. won the prise for being
the smallest Elk In the parade and
DR.. Nathan. Of New Bern, received
the prise for being the largest Elk
Tom Kshoe. won the prize for bsius
the tallest Elk on hand and Arthur
Dicks, Of Raleigh. was adjudged the
cutsst nix. Will Wynne i,eceived
the prise for being the ugliest Elk
and william Rice, OF Greensboro, waa
proclaimed the handsomest Elk.
Tho judges were, W. 0'..Fra sies
and o. r. Carver. Of Durham and
r.. e. Stevens, Of Goldsboro.
Short Cotton Crop In Columbus.
Whitsvilie.-People who are supp0s