MEET YOUR MERCHANTS
THE CAROLINA PHARMACY
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POPULAR AT LUNCH TIME
Carolina Pharmacy's fountain and luncheonette arc Franklin's most modern
W hether you stop in for a "coke" or a tasty sandwich apd wholesome mill
shake, you'll he served courteously and quickly with delicious foods and bevcr
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Luncheonette Is Popular
With Macon County People
Grade 'A' Eating Place
Open 12 Hours Daily
The Carolina Pharmacy is
unique among the small com
munity drug stores in Western
North Carolina in that it posseses
a feature ordinarily reserved for
big city drug companies. This is
the attractive, spotlessly clean
luncheonette.
The Grade A luncheonette at
the Pharmacy is open from 8
a.m. to 8 p.m. For Lunch, sup
per, or snacks there is a wide
variety of sandwiches, salads,
and soups. For breakfast there
are hot waffles and a choice of
cereals. All types of pies, cookies,
cakes, and ice cream are served.
The list of beverages is almost
without end ? from ice tea to
hot chocolate, from root beer
floats to lemonades.
A section of upholstered, com
fortable booths at the rear of the
store is always well-populated, and
for additional seating there arc
stools at the counter, and individ
ual tables along the wall.
The Pharmacy luncheonette
is popular with mid-morning
coffee-breakers, late breakfast
ers, quick lunchers, and especial
ly the after-school crowd. Ed
ward Palmer, a chronic "Coca
Colic" by his own admission,
comes to the Pharmacy often.
Asked why, he replied, "Oh, I
just like it here. And the service
is always quick."
Waitresses at the luncheonette
include Mrs. Mavis Eppard. Mrs.
Porter Duncan. Mrs. T. Y. Angel,
Laverne Reed and Miss Launa
Baker (who attends Western
Carolina College and works at the
Pharmacy part-time).
In This Series . . .
YOU WILL MEET
Franklin Hosiery Company
Nantahala Lumber Company
Franklin Machine Shop
Burrell Motor Company
People's Department Store
Conley Motor Company
Reeves Hardware Company
Macon County Supply Company
Macon Theatre
Franklin Indoor-Outdoor Theatre
The Fashion Shop
Franklin Gem Shop
The Twin's Shop
YOU HAVE MET
Belk's Department Store
Franklin Hardware Company
Franklin 5 & 10c Store
Our Mountain Home Gift Shop
Macon County Airport, Inc.
Zickgraf Hardwood Company
Amazing New
Drugs On Sale
At Pharmacy
Include Cold Remedies,
Motion Sicknes^ Pills
Some recent laboratory dis
coveries have led to several amaz
ing new drugs just being put 01
the market. The Carolina Phar
macy offers these easy and safi
solutions to common ailments a
popular prices with no prescrip
tion necessary.
Cold Relief
To relieve the miseries of cold:
this winter sufferers can turn ti
three new drugs: Dristan. Prima
tene, and Colonoid. These drug
are also beneficial in cases o
sinus and hay fever while Prima
tene is affective in the treatmen
of bronchial asthma as well. A!
three are proven effective am
safe to use.
Go To Sleep
Sleep-Eze assures a good night
sleep with no after effects th
next day. This entirely new dt
velopment contains no habil
forming drugs.
Motion Sickness
Dramamine prevents all form
of motion sickness, whether trave
ling at sea. in the air, or on th'
ground. It is available in pill am
liquid form. No-Sick, in the cor
venient form of chewing gum
is also for use in preventini
motion sickness.
Skin Breaks
Containing three powerful ant;
biodics, Mycitracin is the lates
means of treating scratches
burns, cuts, and other skin iiT:
tations. This new ointment neitt
er stings when applied or stain
the skin.
For other new home remedie
consult your physician or th
Carolina Pharmacy.
For
Complete
Dependab'e
Prescription
Service
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Serve Yourself At Modern
One-Stop Shopping Center
'Extra' Lines,
But Not Crowded
At the Carolina Pharmacy you
can find everything you'd expect
to get in a drug store ? and a
lot more besides. Macon County 5
people have found that the Phar- 1
macy can be a one-stop shopping
center for many of their trips to
town. f
Examples of some of the
"extras" at the Carolina Phar- 1
macy: II) luggage by Arrow- s
Pack, 1 2 1 all baby needs ? I
foods, bottles, toys, blankets,
powder, oil, 131 complete line
of school supplies, |4> cords and
fixtures for minor home electri
cal repairs, (5> luncheonette.
For the stock, cattle, and pets
rou will find a well stocked
Veterinarian Department.
Despite the inclusion of all this
idditional stock, display cases
ind aisles aren't crowded. In fact,
?here is even room for a lounge
jection for the convenience of
people waiting for prescriptions.
A glance a:ound w.il explain a!l
this roominess and. convenience
? only fresh, new stock is c'is?
played. What's obsolete goes out!
No eonfusion awaits the hur
ried customer in the Carolina
Pharmacy. Everything is depart
mentalized for easy self -service.
Still the sales clerks are present
to help with selections and
answer questions. Quick, court
eous service is evidently some
thing on which the people at
the Pharmacy pride themselves,
for you never ?ee anyone wait
ing there.
Sales clerks are Mrs. Elaine
Estes, Mrs. Jerlene Clark, and
Ralph Edward Angel.
41 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Or. (i. B. Woodward, who has been an active
' pharmacist for 41 years, heads the prescription de
i partinent here. I lis years of experience assure .'you
' that your prescriptions will he tilled with skill and
t care.
'Doc' Woodward ?
I A Pharmacist Since 1917
r Heads Prescription Dept.
I By NORMAN B. SMITH
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i When you step in back of the
lighted multi-colored "Prescrip
tions" sign to the rear of the
s Carolina Pharmacy, you'll see a
e soft-spoken man with a kindly
expression presiding there. You'll
> see Grover Woodward, known af
fectionately as "Doc" Woodward
by the hundreds of Macon Coun
s ty folks for whom he has a smile
|. and a friendly "howdy" on the
e street.
i There in the neat, spotless pre
i- scriptlon department of the Caro
i. Una Pharmacy, surrounded by
8 row upon row of the bottles con
taining the ingredients of his pro
fession, "Doc" Woodward mixes,
weighs, and counts with the same
t skill and accuracy he did back
i, in 1917. only perhaps with an
i- added steadiness and assuredness
pained through 41 years practice
as a registered pharmacist.
'/Things have changed a lot in
pharmacy since he graduated
from Max Morris Pharmacy
School in Macon, Georgia, back
in the year the United States
entered World War I. "But still
I keep up with the latest medi
cines on the market. "Doc" Wood
ward says.
"Doc" Woodward is licensed to
practice in Tennessee, Georgia,
and North Carolina. He came to
Franklin from Sylva in 1940. and
has been with the Carolina Phar
macy since it opened in 1951
Assistants in the prescriptions
department are Mrs. Edith Con
ley. and Mi's. Tava Arvey.
Twenty-four hour service is of
fered for prescriptions. Day phone
is 84 At night call either 481-W
or 752.
Pharmacy Owners
' Are T. Y. Angel,
? Dr. E. W. Fisher
The Carolina Pharmacy is co
owned by local physician Dr. E.
W. Fisher and T. Y. Angel. It was
purchased in 1957 from the pre
vious owners who had operated
it since 1951 . Mr. Angel is the
mangare.
In Ipte 1957 Dr. Fisher and Mr.
Angel boukht Saunders Cafe next
door to make room for much need
ed expansion. The new part, of the
store now contains the lunch
eonette. newspapers, tobaccoes.
confections, and several other
' items. ,
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Mr. Angel, a Yadkin County
. native, came here as manager of
Bower's Store In 1947. He had
previously been training manager
at Bower's Store in Asheville. In
1950 he Has tranferred to manage
the Toccoa, Georgia, Bower's
Store, and in 1955 he came back
to Franklin to stay. From 1955
until he became manager of the
Carolina Pharmacy in 1957 hs
managed the local Bower 'fc Store
again.
T. Y. Angel and his wife, the
former Miss Josephine Jennings,
who is a sales clerk at the Phar
macy, have two children. The
older. Tom. Jr., recently dis
charged from the Marine Corps,
is managing the Bower's Store
in Cumberland Kentucky. The
younger. Ralph Edward, attends
school at Franklin High and
works part-time at the Pharmacy. I
Mr. Angel is on the Merchant*'
Committee (if the Franklin Cham- 1
ber of Comfnerce nnd is a mem
bcr of the Lions Club. The Angels
belong to the First Baptist Church
MONEY SAVERS
Monev saving sales- arc a regular i'ca Hire or ibis More. The' famous Walgreen
1-c Sales give yon a . chance to sioc.k n.j> on those drug and household needs..
Shop, slock, and save here. 1
Look For Famous |:
One Cent Sales <
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3 Times Annually
Three times a year the Carolina .
Pharmacy co-operates in bringing
the fabulous Walgreen One Cent (
Sales to Franklin. Macon shop- |
jers have learned that regular
tandard brand merchandise is
:hen offered at two for the price
}f one plus a penny, and on these
lays there is hardly room in the
store for everyone who wants to
?ome in.
The Pharmacy also participates
n all town-wide sales events.
Every day there are specials
m the shelves. Often some new
product is being introduced at
half mice One recently popular
special was the "Gilette Fishin
Kit", The kit included a golden
fishing lure, handy bait or lure
box,, double edged safety razor,
and a pack of blades ? all for
$1.00.
Almost any local housewife will
tell you that it's thrifty to stop
by the Pharmacy every time you
:-'0 shopping and look for the cur
rent money-saving specials.
To Save on
All the Family's
Medicines, Toiletries, and First Aid Needs
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Shop
The Carolina Pharmacy
Your Walgreen Agency