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Punn Pharmacy Has Two
Wrained Beauty Experts
Dunn Pharmacy not only has the
Mfeet toilet goods department to
hfc' found in the Dnnn section. It
also has the only two registered
beauty consultants.
£oth Miss Lostene Godwin and
bps. Roland Goff are registered
consultants, haying taken the pre
scribed course of study and passed
the tests required by the University
Os North Carolina and the Noith
Carolina Pharmaceutical Associa
tton.
■Miss Godwin is the oldest mem
ber of the toilet goods department,
Wth seven years service, and Mrs.
Pine State Creamery
RALEIGH, N. C.
Congratulates
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UPON ITS REMODELING & ENLARGEMENT PROGRAM
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WHOLESALE. DRUGGISTS
EXTENDS HEARTIEST
Congratulations
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ON THE' REMODELING AND EXPANSION OF
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WE SALUTE THEM UPON THE GROWTH AND PROGRESS Ol*. THEIR
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Goff joined her one year later and
has six years of continuous ser
vice.
Expert Counsel
These two ladies are on duty at
all times to advise and counsel la
dies on the types and shades of
cosmetics best suited for their skin,
hair and make-up.
Many ladies have found it un
necessary to go to expensive beauty
consultant shops. They have found
they can. receive the very same ser
vice without any expense what
ever at Dunn Pharmacy.
Dunn Pharmacy carries nearly a
dozen different cosmetic lines. J
. Among them are: Yardley, Revlon,
| Tussy, Dorothy Gray, Coty, Old
! Spice, Tabu, Helena Rubinstein, 1
: Elizabeth Arden and Max Factor,
j Mrs. Goff and Miss Godwin ex- i
I tended to the public a cordial lnvi- I
tation to visit their big depart- ■
ment and to receive the free ser- (
vice which they offer.
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The nation’s average laying hen ,
produced 18.3 eggs during May. ' 1
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THE DAILY RECORD, DtJNN. N. C.
Corbett-Turlington
Vows Are Spoken
Miss Sue Turlington of Ousts,
daughter of Buck Turlington and
the late Mrs. Turlington, became
the bride of Gilbert Corbett of
Zebulon June 17 at 4 o'clock in the
Coats Baptist Church.
The Rev. J. Ben Eller, paster
of the church, officiated at the
double - ring ceremony. Wedding
music was presented by Miss Evan
geline Stewart, pianist, and Miss
Asaleen Corbett of Washington, D.
C., sister of the bridegroom, so
loist. •
The bridal couple entered the
church together. The bride wore
a white lace street-length dress
with matching mitts, and a white
hat. Her corsage was an orchid.
After a wedding trip, the couple
will live in Zebulon. /
Over 10,000 Items
Carried In Stock
By Ounn Pharmacy
Among the more than- 10,000
items stocked by Dunn Pharmacy
are dozens of nationally-advertised
brands and the drug store has the
exclusive franchise for some of the i
beet items on the market.
It was because of the large stock
carried that the store had to be
enlarged. And evin though much
extra space had been added, the
store looks stocked to the hilt in
every department.
“We believe in having every item
the customer asks for and also in
having a wide selection of each
item," pointed out the two own
ers, Ottis Warren and J. I. Thomas,
when commenting on their large
stock this morning.
The convenient new arrange
ment of the store has made it pos
sible for even more items and
greater variety to be added and
better displayed in each depart
ment.
Dunn Pharmacy’s displays—-win
dow, floor, counter, etc.—have been
recognized by drug store experts,
traveling salesmen and the public
as among the most attractive to be
found.
New Prescription Department
The new prescription department
is the very Inst word in styling
arrangement and design. Much
new equipment—such as precision
scales and a new filing system—
have been added to assure perfec
tion in the filing of all prescrip
tions.
Dunn Pharmacy’s toilet goods de
partment is the largest in this sec
tion and probably the largest to
be found in any drug store in a
town the size of Dunn anywhere.
Among the toilet goods lines of
fered are: Yardley, Revlon, Tusy,
Dorothy Gray, Coty, Old Spice,
Tabu, Helena Rubinstein, Elizabeth
Arden and Max Factor.
Big Photo Department , -
The photographic department has
been greatly enlarged and features
Eastman Kodaks and cameras. A
complete line of photographic sup
plies is also stocked.
Dunn Pharmacy sells both Sheaf -
fer and Parker pens, in addition to
other lesser known makes.
Eaton stationery is found exclu
sively at Dunn Pharmacy in Dunn.
Dunn Pharmacy carries both
Whitman's and Nunnally's candies.
Pine State ice cream is served
exclusively at Dunn Pharmacy and
also used exclusively at the foun
tains are Hunter fruits, nuts and
syrups.
In the tobacco department are
Kaywoodie and Werber pipes and
all brands of cigarettes, chewing
and smoking tobaccos and acces
sories.
Dunn Pharmacy has a complete
line of newspapers and magazines
and also a special book depart
ment.
It would be Impossible to list
the thousands of other well-known
and nationally-advertised products
Use of nitrogen is 'rapidly in
creasing on American farms.
Hybrid corn is now being grown
on about 70 million acres of land in
the United States. i
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Congratulations \
Dunn Pharmacy ' j
ON YOUR MOST MODERN ENLARGED STORE
Tile Floors Furnished And
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carried by this big store. But it’s
safe to say that whatever you
want, it can be found at Dunn
Phsumacy.
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PEABODY DRUG COMPANY
Durham, N. C.
EXTENDS
DUNN PHARMACY
Upon the completion of its remodeling
and enlargement program.
We are proud of the progress which
this drug store has made.
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WE ARE ALSO PROUD OF OUR HALF CENTURY
OF SERVICE TO NORTH CAROLINA.
PEABODY DRUG COMPANY
Durham, N. C.
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Young mamea
Couples Class
Holds Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. OBen Jemigan and
Mr. and Mrs. Doc Cannady were
co-hosts and hostesses to members
of the Young Married Couples
class- of the First Baptist Church
Friday night at 8 o’clock it the
home of the Jernigans an N. Wayne
Ave.
Arrangements of roses, sweet
peas and gladioli were used in the
decoration of the home.
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the president, Mac Barefoot. John
Herring, teacher, gave the devo
tional. Mrs. Lockwood Campbell -
was appointed to send cards and
1 lowers to the shut-ins.
During the social hour refresh
ments of greet, and white bloet
Ice cream, mints, cup cakes an©
nuts were served.
Among those present were R A.
Duncan, Mr. Herring, Mrs. Marvin
Turlington, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Godwin, Mrs. Lucy Cain, Mr. and
Mrs. Tommy Qodwin, Mr. arid
Mrs. Locke Campbell and the hosts
and hostesses.