New Drug Store to Have Formal Opening Wednesday Night Herbert M. Clark To Manage the New Firm Peoples l)ru<; Store Located In Barnhill Brothers" Building Management L (ani^ralulated For Progre*ni\r Step in Iam uI BioincM Field Wilhamstun's- newest business firm, the Peoples Drug Store, will hold its formal opening in its mod ernized main street building tomor row evening at 7:30 o'clock un der the management of Mr. Herbert M Clark. Finishing touches to the modern drug store unit are being applied as rapidly as possible in preparation for the event which is certain to attract large numbers .dur ing the evening Free refreshments and favors for old and young, men. women and children, will be served, and a cordial invitation to the form al opening is graciously extended 1" everyone Connected vc ith the drug business here for a long number of years. Mr Clark just a comparatively short time ago formed a partnership, leas ed the store building formerly occu pied by Barnhill Brothers next to the Western Auto Store and started a modernization program for a mod ern drug store The work program has been underway day and night for several weeks, and now the renova tion task is about complete with plans all set for the formal opening next Monday night promptly at 7 30 o'clock. Modern fixtures have been in stalled and the building fitted to the needs of a modern drug store with special lighting effects, booths and showcases. A large fountain with a sandwich unit has been installed and equipped. Display cases are literal ly packed with a varied brand of merchandise, all nationally adver tised and found for the. most part only in the modern drug store. We have made every effort hu manly possible from tin- beginning to build and equip a drug store to meet the exacting and every demand of the people throughout this com munity." Mr Clark said today as he rushed arrangements for the open mg tomorrow We pledge our best efforts, id serving well the peo ple of this ectiun, and assure them < tliat our prices will be attractive to those shoppers who want the best at a reasonable figure." Mr. Clark add er! Th'' st'iit yr. ill" handle?Southern Dairies products and the famous Nurmally's Cauda along with a eornplete line of toilet articles, pat ent medicines and prescription drugs Mr S B. Boyd, a native of Stanford and a graduate of the University of : North Carolina, has been employed a-; a registered druggist Mr Clark's" son, Jerry, will also he connected with the operation of the store. Oth ir members of the store personnel will Ire announced later. In preparation for the formal opening, the store's management is placing a large supply of candies, , ice cream.'cigars and other items in easy reach for free distribution dur ing the evening The public is cor dially invited to inspect the new store Wednesday evening and at all | times thereafter. On the eve of its opening, the new Union Leader Booked Accused of stealing $10,<XK) in-union funds, James J. Bambrick (right) xecutive of the Building Service Kinployes International Union, is bookad in New York City. His erst v\>?ile superior officer, George Scal i e, national head of the union, iB already serving a prison sentence for theft of union funds Haj>|>eniiivs In The Bear Crass School The Bear Grass High School re cently took part in the interstate tri angular debating contest sponsored by the North Carolina Debating Un ion. Those defending the affirmative side of the query. "Resolved, that the United States should adopt a policy requiring one year of military train ing of all able bodied men before they n ach the age of 23.were Hat tie G Ward and Harry Wynne, as the main team, and Jesse Terry as alternate. Those defending the nega tive side of the query were Esther Roberson and Naomi Brown as the main team and Nina lx*e Button us the alternate The judges for the debate held at Bear Grass wore Dr Baughan. l)i Hones and Dr. Hil drup. ail of East Carolina Teachers College The North Carolina pageant was presented in the high school audi torium Thursday morning at ten o'c lock and again Thursday night at ? ight o'clock Eighty-six pupils from the elementaly grades took part in thi> pageant which covered four periods of North Carolina history. The events were arranged by the faculty. The cinor ( lass of the Bear Grass High School is planning to go to Greenville Tuesday. April 8th, which is High School Day. The reason for this day is to let the seniors and parents become familiar with the college activities. Playground equipment has been bought by the Parent-Teacher As-1 ociation This equipment includes swings, see-saws and baseball gloves, mi.ts and bats. On Monday, March 31st. the Bear, Grass faculty and several of the high school students attended the Life presented at the 'Farm Life school. The junior class is planning to present some time in the near fu ture a play, "Aunt Til'lie Goes ot Town." A small admission will be charged. The play is a rousing com edy of three acts. Demonstrations If ill He Made lly Forsyth Farmers Eight Forsyth County farmers have received TV A triple superphosphate and calcium metaphosphate for dem onstration purposes, reports S. R Mitchjner, assistant faim agent. store management is receiving con gratulatory messages from a num ber of friends here and in the drug field elsewhere. Navy's New Super Dive Bomber Her* la the Navy's new super dive bomber, claimed to be the beat in the world, ahown in flight over Buffalo, N. Y. Built by the Curtisa-Wright Aircraft Corp., the two-place all-metal craft ia powered by a 1,700 horaepower engine. Constructed to operate from an aircraft carrier, it carriee its bombs within the fuse lag* rather than under its belly or wings, thus reducing the wind resistance. Experts say its speed will approximate 360 miles an hour. Clings to Office "I like it here and here 1 stay," it the attitude of ex-Representative Kent Keller of Illinois. Defeated ic the last election, he refuses to va cate his quarters in the House Of fice Building, Washington. House members are debating what to dc about it. Motional Ih-fi-imr Program* (.ivrn it I--II ('.lull Mart* National defense programs have been given at all recent meetings of 4 11 clubs in Jones County, according to Jack Kelley, assistant farm agent of the N C State College Kxtension Service. Piling I'p Huge cargoes of commodities des tined for the United States are pil ing up on South American and Far Eastern docks as the lack of cargo carriers heroines more alarming. ccc Since 1934, CCC camps have car ried on erosion control work in 758 areas in 42 states, according to Dr. Hu(fh Bennett, chief of the Soil Con servation Service. Will Try ftetr Sequoia Potato In Lincoln County * Morris S. Yoder and Elzy Wise, of near Lincointon, will give the new Sequoia potato a trial in Lin coln County this year, says J W Webster, assistant farm agent of the Extension Service. ?Wool," from the soybean will shortly be adopted for automobile upholstery padding, just as plastic fiber panels will replace steel for the body. In Memory of Romulus C. Griffin Just one year ago you left me, When Jesus called you home. And oh, how I have missed you. While living all alone. Yes. I have missed you so much. Since your voice 1 cannot hear. Yet, 1 know that life is such, That all will leave a vacant chair. Though I could not wish you back again. With all your pain and sorrow, But would say with Jesus remain. In that Happy Land of tomorrow. Dear Romulus, I know that you are waiting. For Mother, in her declining year. Some day I hope to meet you in Heaven, Where there will be no shedding of tears. Mrs. Laura M. Hadley, His Mother. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Peoples Drug Store WILLIAMSTON\S NEW l>IUJ<; STORE Virginia Electric And Power Company Announcing the Peoples Drug Store Williams ton, N. C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9,7:30 P.M. Welcome to Our Store We take pleasure in annoiineing the opening of Williainston*s new Drug Store. It is modern in every detail and equipped with a hrand new soda fonntain. We extend a sineere invitation to our friends and all pros peetive enstoniers to visit this new drug store. Southern Dairies Ice Cream We are stocking Southern Dairies Ice Ureau It needs no introduction, for it is sold from coast to coast and from border to border. It is recognized as the best ice cream in America ami we are stocking all flavors. Special attention given to parties . . . HALL US Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles We are opening with a brand new stock of drills, patent medicine and toilet articles . . Displayed with late type fixtures and a large stock to select from. Send your prescriptions to us. Pure drugs, prompt service and reasonable prices... To all <lustomers... HERBERT M. CLARK, MANAGER

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