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Thrift Shop was enlarged and equipped with tiered stock fixtures. Additional space and
improved fixtures make it possible to display much larger assortments of merchandise.
Additional check-out facilities help give better service during peak periods. Traffic
moves through the store and customers check out at new exit near parking area.
Store personnel from left, front row, Frances Turner, Lucinda Hyler, Katie Hankins,
Mary Clark, Mildred Martin; second row, W. P. Groseclose. manager; Nellie Williams,
Marie Cook, Vivian Johnson; back row, John B. Buckner, Jr., assistant manager; Lucille
Stephens, Frances Wilson, Anne Marlowe, H. K. Robertson. J. M. Brown is not shown.