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1 NORTH CAROLINA HISTORY OF HEALTH DIGITAL COLLECTION Annual Report of the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy [1882-] Volume 1920 DOCUMENT NO. NCHH

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4 THIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL REPORT OF Sill' mortis (S»ttAm Botird of Pl^drtntire ALSO BY-LAWS AND RULES LIST OF REGISTERED PHARMACISTS PHYSICIANS HOLDING PERMITS AND NECROLOGY RECORD 1920 QUEEN CITY PRINTINQ CO., CHARLOTTE, N. C.

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7 NORTH CAROLINA BOARD OF PHARMACY Members and Organization, Commissioned by His Excellency, the Governor of North CaroHna E. V. ZotLhm, Tarboro Term expires April 28, 1922 F. W. Hancock, Oxford Term expires April 28, 1924 C. P. Greyer, Morganton Term expires April 28, 1921 F. S. Smith, Asheville Term expires April 28, 1923 K. E. Bennett, Bryson City Term expires April 28, 1925 PRESIDENT Edward V. ZoellER Tarboro SECRETARY-TREASURER F. W. Hancock Oxford ATTORNEY B. S. RoYSTER Oxford

8 R E P O R T O F F. W. H A N C O C K Secretary-Treasurer North Carolina Board of Pharmacy To His Excellency, Sir: Thomas Walter Bickett. Governor, Raleigh, N. C. Oxford, N. C, June 1, I have the honor to submit to your Excellency and to the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association in compliance with Section 19 of the North Carolina Pharmacy Law, a report of the proceedings of the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy for the year ending May 31, The ninety-second (92) meeting of the Board was held at Raleigh, June 12 and 13, 1919, with all the members present. Only nine (9) candidates appeared for examination. The following five (5) were successful: Buffaloe, John Mack, Raleigh. Bobbitt, Adolphus Bracy, Macon. Lowery, Walter Arlington, Raynham. Nye, George Lannean, Orrum. Wheeler, Cyrus Rankin, Whitsitt. The following three (3), having passed on the other branches, took only the practical work to effect reciprocity with other States, and were successful: Field, Gordon Stanley, Littleton. Dunston, Clive William (col.), Portsmouth, Va. Trent, John Andrew, Greensboro. The war and the new prerequisite law which went into effect January 1, 1918, are accountable for the small number of candidates appearing for examination in 1918 and The prospect is good for a much larger class in the June, 1920, examination, and we feel sure the number will increase from year to year.

9 4 Thirty-Ninth A n n u a l Report Mr. F. W. Hancock of Oxford presented his commission from the Governor as a member of the Board of Pharmacy for a term of five years beginning April 28, 1919, and ending April 28, Attached thereto was the prescribed oath of office taken before the Clerk of the Superior Court of Granville County, North Carolina, and Mr. Hancock re-entered upon the duties of his office. Upon motion Mr. Hancock was unanimously re-elected Secretary-Treasurer of the Board for a term of five years front April 28, Mr. Clement Byrd of Raleigh, was appointed Assistant Inspector and served in that capacity for thee months, resigning at the end of that time to accept a more profitable position. During his term with us he inspected the drug stores in the following towns, correcting and adjusting many minor violations : Burlington, Haw River, Graham, Winston-Salem, Walnut Cove, Kernsville, Reidsville, Spray, Leaksville, Greensboro, Pomona, High Point, Thomasville, Lexington, Albemarle, Badin, Norwood, Concord, China Grove, Landis, Kannapolis, Charlotte, North Charlotte, Pineville, Grover, Kings Mountain, Bessemer City, Dallas, Gastonia, Huntersville, Statesville, Cornelius, Davidson, Mooresville, Monroe, Matthews, Mount Holly, Belmont, Lowell, McAdensville, Taylorsville, Stony Point, Maiden, Newton, Conover, Lenoir, Hudson, Granite Falls, Hickory, Morganton, Marion, Old Fort, Black Mountain, Biltmore, Weaversville, Asheville, Canton, Clyde, Waynesville, Sylva, Bryson City, Murphy, Andrews, West Asheville, Saluda, Tryon, Brevard, Rosman, Penrose, Hendersonville, Arden, Hot Springs, Swannanoa, Mars Hill, Marshall, Smithfield, Selma, LaGrange, Kinston, Ayden, Grifton, Winterville, Farmville, Greenville, Scotland Neck, Hobgood, Weldon, Halifax, Rocky Mount, Enfield, Whitakers, Nashville, Spring Hope, Elm City, Wilson, Lucama. The Secretary visited and inspected during the year, drug stores in the following towns: Hamlet, Rockingham, Wadesboro, Greensboro, Raleigh, Durham. Warrenton, Goldsboro, Henderson, Wilmington, Southport.

10 North Carolina Board of Pharmacy 5 The following registered pharmacists, thirty-four (34) in number, failing to renew their license, were removed from the register, in accordance with section 19 of the Pharmacy Law: Ashcraft, H. C, Marshville. Bateman, W. C, Raleigh. Bigby, G. F., Anderson, S. C. Brandon, N. C., Yanceyville. Brantley, P. C, Wendell. Davis, I. I., Jr., Concord. Davis, K. W., Greensboro. Dew, S. B., M.D., Bailey. Freeman, R. A., M.D., Burlington. Gwyn, H. L., Mount Airy. Henderson, A. L. (col.), Winston-Salem. Hunter, A. B., Apex. Johnson, A. S., Smithfield. Lasley, M. I., Philadelphia, Pa. Lewis, R. B., Elkin. Marion, J. E., Mount Airy. McLeod, Gilbert, M.D., Carthage. Parsons, F. C, Wadesboro. Patterson, J. H. (col), Winston-Salem. Pemberton, T. R., Greensboro. Purcell, E. p., Waynesville. Pearsall, A. L., Nashville, Tenn. Rankin, W. H., Winston-Salem. Reagan, J. R., Weaversville. Reese, A. B., Charlotte. Riggs, H. A., Morrisville. Thrower, H. E., Henderson. Tingen, W. Z., Charlotte. Turlington, R. A., Wilson. Walker, C. E., Morganton. Warren, D. A., Statesville. White, S. A., Mebane. Woodruff, T. C, Charlotte. Yancey, L. A. (col.), Greensboro. The following physicians holding permits to conduct drug stores failing to renew their permits were, in compliance with Section 19 of the Pharmacy Law, dropped from the registered list:

11 6 Thirty-Ninth Annual Report Champion, Dr. Clifton Otis, Moorseboro, Cleveland County. Reeves, Dr. Jerome Lyda, Whittier, Swain County. McMillan, Dr. John Monroe, Candor, Montgomery County. Sutton, Dr. Julian Rush, Elk Park, Avery County. Shamburger, Dr. John Burney, Star, Montgomery County. Permits to conduct drug stores in towns or villages of hundred inhabitants or less were issued to the following physicians : Dr. Colin Shaw, Maysville, Jones County. Dr. Franklin Harris Lackey, Fallston, Cleveland County. Dr. Thomas Neely Reid, Matthews, Mecklenburg County. Dr. Robert Jones Lovill, Kittrell, Vance County. Dr. James Marion Buckner, Swannanoa, Bumcombe County. Dr. Wesley Monroe Stone, Dobson, Surry County. Dr. Ernest Lafayette English, Rosman, Transylvania County. Dr. Daniel Smith Currie, Parkton, Roberson County. Dr. McTyeire Gallant Anders, Boone, Watauga County. Dr. Daniel Thomas Long, Hurdle Mills, Penn County. The following pharmacists were re-registered: Stancill, George Walter, Selma. Beatty, John Marklin, Charlotte. Haley, Walter Eugene (col.). Concord. Love, T. L. (col.), Raleigh. Kerr, James, Asheville. Swindell, D. C, Norfolk, Va. Allison, Thomas Birch, Asheville. Scoggin, Lewis E., Louisburg. Moose, George K., Lenoir. Home, Charles O'H., Greenville. Martin, Boyd M., Washington, D. C. Cavis, Charles Harvey, Gastonia. Sapp, Luther Lafayette, M.D., Norfolk, Va. Cook, Walter Miller, Salisbury. Wilson, William Marshall, Charlotte. The following pharmacists have registered by reciprocity from other States: five FROM Callahan, Edwin Forest, Red Springs S. C. Holland, Robert Frank, Asheville Ga. Marrow, Charles Taylor, Jr., Tarboro Va. Brison, Samuel Pressly, Canton S. C.

12 North Carolina Board of Pharmacy 7 Gatlin, Thomas Revassor (col.), Louisburg S. C. McBride, Thomas Leroy, Marshville Pa. Scruggs, Richard Goldwin, Asheville Ga. Youngblood, Leonard Spencer, Andrews Ga. Bridgers, Emmett Baxter, Warsaw S. C. King, William Harrison (col.), St. Pauls S. C. Pittman, Elmer Jesse, Fairmont Ga. Craig, Wade Douglas, Saluda S. C. Kimball, Clarence Victor, Raleigh D. C. Mooneyham, Alvie Omega, Asheville Ala. Wilson, Eugene Currie, Burlington Va. Moore, Henry Arthur, Goldsboro Va. Joiner, Leon Benjamin, Salisbury S. C. Schafhausen, Joseph James, Marion Ky. Eater, David Hill, Asheville Conn. Copies of original certificates were issued to the following: F. R. Bell, Beaufort. Charles H. Cavis, Asheville. Thomas R. Hood, Smithfield. Henry C. Hood, Smithfield. W. M. Yearby, Durham. The following pharmacists have registered from this into other States by reciprocity: State Currie, Angus D., Jr., Virginia. Dunston, C. W. (col.), Virginia. Field, G. S., Virginia. Eagles, J. L. (col), Virginia. Mitchener, J. A., Florida. Rogers, R. A., Virginia. Trent, John A., Virginia. White, G. S., Maryland. Yancejs L. A. (col.), Tennessee. The following pharmacists from the registered list have died during the year: Allen, W. W., Hendersonville. Brown, C. M., Washington. Finger, Carl, Gastonia. Henry, T. A., New Bern. Hudson, J. E., Kinston. Hunter, T. W., Charlotte.

13 8 Thirty-Ninth Annual Report Johnson, J. I., Raleigh. Pittman, H. H., Fairmont. Powell, J. W., Goldsboro. Reeves, Jefferson, Waynesville. Stroud, T. H., University. Tucker, W. W., Concord. Watson, G. Y., Southport. Sheppard, H. A., Monroe. Blake, J. H., Asheville. Scott, E. G., Spray. Nicholson, T. H., Murfreesboro. Carpenter, F. L. King's Mountain. PROSECUTIONS The Legislature of 1917 passed a bill entitled: An Act to prevent the sale, offering for sale, or advertising certain proprietary or patent medicines. The said bill made it unlawful for any person, firm, association, or corporation in the State, or any agent thereof, to sell or ofifer for sale any proprietary or patent medicine or remedy purporting to cure cancer, consumption, diabetes, paralysis, Bright's disease, or any other disease for which no cure has been found, or any mechanical device whose claims for the cure or treatment of disease are false or fradulent; and that it shall be unlawful for any person, firm, association, or corporation in the State, or any agent thereof, to publish in any manner, or by any means, or cause to be published, circulated, or in any way placed before the public any advertisement in a newspaper or other publications, or in the form of books, pamphlets, handbills, circulars, either printed or written, or by any drawing, map, print, tag, or by any other means whatsoever any advertisement of any kind or description, offering for sale or commending to the public any proprietary or patent medicine or remedy purporting to cure cancer, consumption, diabetes, paralysis, Bright's disease or any other disease for which no cure has been found, or any mechanical device for the treatment of disease, when the North Carolina Board of Health shall declare that such device is without value in the treatment of disease. The said bill made it "the duty of all registered pharmacists to report immediately any violations of this act to the Secretary

14 North Carolina Board of Pharmacy 9 of the Board of Pharmacy, and any wilful failure to make such report shall have the effect of revoking his license to practice pharmacy in this State." The enforcement of this act was put under the management of the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy. In November and December, 1919, the following advertisement appeared in the News and Observer: IMPORTANT: CANCERS, ULCERS, chronic sores cured. During fourteen years my work has proven a success and blessing to many sufferers. Mrs. J. L. Broughton, 308 South Dawson St., Raleigh. This advertisement was brought to the attention of the State Board of Health, who wrote Mrs. Broughton in regard to it, but she continued to advertise as stated above. The Board of Health then called the attention of the Board of Pharmacy to the violation, and on January 14, 1920, a bill of indictment was brought against Mrs. J. L. Broughton in the City Court of Raleigh. When the case came on for trial on January 22, 1920, on motion of the attorney for the defendant the case was nonsuited on the ground that the State had not jjroven that any proprietary or patent medicine or remedy had been advertised. We took an appeal to the Superior Court of Wake County, but before the case came up for trial in that court the husband of the defendant came to see your Secretary and stated that his wife had changed her advertisement and asked that we agree to dismiss the case upon her promise that she would not further advertise that she cured cancers. attorney this course was pursued. Upon advice of our Your Secretary went to see the manager of the advertising department of the News and Observer and called his attention to this advertisement. He said it slipped in without his knowledge and assured us no such advertisement should again appear in this paper. All other violations were adjusted without recourse to the courts.

15 10 Thirty-Ninth x\nnuai. Report WHEN WE SECURED THE SERVICES OF MR. CLEMENT ILYRD TO DI,' INSPECTION WORK WE HOPED TO BE ABLE TO KEEP HIM PERMANENTLY, OR AT LEAST FOR A LONG TIME, BUT HAVING FOUND A BUSINESS THAT PAID HIM MUCH BETTER WE COULD NOT BLAME HIM FOR ACCEPTING IT. WE HAVE SECURED ANOTHER YOUNG MAN TO TAKE UP THIS WORK WHO WILL GIVE MOST OF HIS TIME TO IT AND COVER THE ENTIRE STATE. THE BOARD AGREED TO RECOMMEND TO THE ASSOCIATION THAT THE I'BARMACY LAW BE AMENDED AS FOLLOWS: THAT CHAPTER 95 OF THE REVISAL OF 1905, RELATING TO PHAR MACISTS BE AMENDED BY STRIKING OUT OF SAID ACT THE WORDS: "HAS HAD AT LEAST NINE MONTHS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE," AND INSERT IN LIEU THEREOF THE WORDS, "IS A GRADUATE," SO THAT THE LAW AS AMENDED WOULD READ AS FOLLOWS: THAT IN ORDER TO BECOME LICENSED AS A PHARMACIST WITHIN THE MEANING OF THIS ACT, AN APPLICANT SHALL BE NOT LESS THAN TWENTY- ONE YEARS OF AGE, HE SHALL PRESENT TO THE BOARD OF PHARMACY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE THAT HE HAS HAD FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE IN PHARMACY UNDER THE INSTRUCTION OF A LICENSED PHARMACIST AND THAT HE IS A GRADUATE OF A REPUTABLE SCHOOL OR COLLEGE OF PHAR MACY AND HE SHALL ALSO PASS A SATISFACTORY EXAMINATION OF THE BOARD OF PHARMACY: PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT THE ACTUAL TIME OF ATTENDANCE AT A REPUTABLE SCHOOL OR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, NOT TO EXCEED TWO YEARS, MAY BE DEDUCTED FROM THE TIINE OF EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. THAT THIS ACT SHALL BE IN FORCE FROM AND AFTER JANUARY 1, THE BOARD REQUESTED THAT IF THE SAID RECOMMENDATION WAS ADOPTED BY THE ASSOCIATION IT BE REFERRED TO THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE WITH THE REQUEST THAT THEY USE THEIR BEST EFFORTS TO SEE THAT IT IS ENACTED INTO LAW BY THE NEXT REGULAR SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE. TOTAL NUMBER OF REGISTERED PHARMACISTS 1004 TOTAL NUMBER OF PHYSICIANS HOLDING PERMITS 51 TOTAL NUMBER OF CANDIDATES EXAMINED 9 TOTAL NUMBER OF CANDIDATES LICENSED BY EXAMINATION 5 TOTAL NUMBER OF PHARMACISTS LICENSED BY RECIPROCITY 19 I HEREBY SUBMIT REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE CR.VRENT YEAR AS FOLLOWS:

16 N o r t h C a r o l i n a Board of P h a r m a c y 11 NORTH CAROLINA BOARD OF PHARMACY IN ACCOUNT WITH F. W. HANCOCK, SECRETARY-TREASURER 1919 Cr. JUNE 1. BY BALANCE ON HAND $2, BY AMOUNT RECEIVED FROM 12 CANDIDATES EXAMINED OCT. 31. BY AMOUNT RECEIVED FROM DRUGGISTS RENEW^ALS 1, BY AMOUNT RECEIVED FROM PHYSICIANS RENEWAL PER MITS MAY 31. BY AMOUNT RECEIVED FROM PHYSICIAN PERMITS BY AMOUNT RECEIVED FROM RE-REGISTRATION BY AMOUNT RECEIVED FROM COPIES OF ORIGINAL CERTIFI CATES BY AMOUNT RECEIVED FROM RECIPROCITY REGISTRATION TOTAL $4, Dr. JUNE 1. TO AMOUNT PAID RALEIGH POSTOFIFICE, POSTAGE STAMPS..$ TO AMOUNT PAID E. V. ZOELLER, EXPENSES AND PER DIEM, BOARD MEETING TO AMOUNT PAID W. W. HOME, EXPENSES AND PER DIEM, BOARD MEETING TO AMOUNT PAID C. P. GREYER, EXPENSES AND PER DIEM, BOARD MEETING TO AMOUNT PAID F. W. HANCOCK, PER DIEM, BOARD MEETING TO AMOUNT PAID MAMIE A. P. BRYAN, TYPEWRITING TO AMOUNT PAID W. D. TERRY, JANITOR CAPITOL BLDG TO AMOUNT PAID WESTERN UNION TEL. CO., TELEGRAMS TO AMOUNT PAID ALPHONSO WHITAKER, JANITOR, A. & E. COLLEGE TO AMOUNT PAID HELLER BROS., ACCOUNT TRUNK FOR KEEPING RECORDS JULY 1. TO AMOUNT PAID RALEIGH POSTOFFICE, BOX RENT TO AMOUNT PAID AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS CO., EXPRESSAGE TO AMOUNT PAID AMERICAN RAILWA}' EXPRESS CO., EXPRESSAGE TO AMOUNT PAID RALEIGH POSTOFFICE, POSTAGE STAMPS TO AMOUNT PAID EDWARDS & BROUGHTON PRINTING CO., PRINTING TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD ORPHANAGE, PRINTING AUG. 7. TO AMOUNT PAID EDWARDS & BROUGHTON PRINTING CO., PRINTING 90.00

17 12 Thirty-Ninth Annual Report 15. TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD POSTOFFICE, POSTAGE STAMPS TO AMOUNT PAID MITCHELL PRINTING CO., PRINTING TO AMOUNT PAID QUEEN CITY PRINTING CO., PRINTING TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD POSTOFFICE, POSTAGE STAMPS TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD POSTOFFICE, POSTAGE STAMPS 2.00 SEPT. 8. TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD POSTOFFICE, POSTAGE STAMPS TO AMOUNT PAID W. T. TERRY, RUBBER STAMPS TO AMOUNT PAID ALFRED WILLIAMS CO., STATIONERY TO AMOUNT PAID RALEIGH POSTOFFICE, POSTAGE STAMPS TO AMOUNT PAID AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS CO., EX PRESSAGE.34 OCT. 2.TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD POSTOFFICE, POSTAGE STAMPS TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD POSTOFFICE, BOX RENT TO AMOUNT PAID RALEIGH POSTOFFICE, BOX RENT TO AMOUNT PAID AMERICAN SURETY CO., BOND TO AMOUNT PAID REID AND SMITH, PRINTING TO AMOUNT PAID EDWARDS & BROUGHTON PRINTING CO., PRINTING * NOV. 1. TO AMOUNT PAID GEN'L B. S. ROYSTER, RETAINER'S FEE TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD ORPHANAGE, PRINTING TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD ORPHANAGE, PRINTING TO AMOUNT PAID RALEIGH POSTOFFICE, POSTAGE STAMPS TO AMOUNT PAID MITCHELL PRINTING CO., PRINTING DEC. 13. TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD ORPHANAGE, PRINTING TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD POSTOFFICE, POSTAGE STAMPS JAN. 1. TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD POSTOFFICE, BOX RENT TO AMOUNT PAID SEABORD AIR LINE, R. R. CO., FREIGHT ACCOUNT TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD POSTOFFICE, POSTAGE STAMPS TO AMOUNT PAID EDWARDS & BROUGHTON PRINTING CO., PRINTING 2.50 FEB. 16. TO AMOUNT PAID EDWARDS & BROUGHTON PRINTING CO., PRINTING TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD ORPHANAGE, PRINTING TO AMOUNT PAID WESTERN L^NION TEL. CO., TELEGRAMS.'^5 26. TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD POSTOFFICE, POSTAGE STAMPS 5.00 MAR. 3. TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD ORPHANAGE, PRINTING TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD POSTOFFICE, BOX RENT TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD POSTOFFICE, POSTAGE STAMPS 4.30 APRIL 28.TO AMOUNT PAID NATIONAL ASSOCIATION BOARDS OF PHAR MACY, DUES APRIL 29. TO AMOUNT PAID OXFORD POSTOFFICE, POSTAGE STAMPS MAY 17. TO AMOUNT PAID ALFRED WILLIAMS CO., STATIONERY

18 North Carolina Board of Pharmacy To amount paid American Railway Express Co., expressage To amount paid Oxford postoffice, postage stamps To amount paid F. W. Hancock, traveling expenses doing inspection work, June, To amount paid F. W. Hancock, per diem, doing inspection work, June, To amount paid Clement Byrd, traveling expenses doing inspection work, August, To amount paid Clement Byrd, per diem, doing inspection work, August, To amount paid Clement Byrd, traveling expenses doing inspection work, September, To amount paid Clement Byrd, per diem, doing inspection work, September, To amount paid Clement Byrd, traveling expenses doing inspection work, October, To amount paid Clement Byrd, per diem, doing inspection work, October, To amount paid F. W. Hancock, traveling expenses doing inspection work, November, To amount paid F. W. Hancock, per diem, doing inspection work, November, To amount paid F. W. Hancock, traveling expenses inspection work, January, To amount paid F. W. Hancock, per diem, doing inspection work, January, To amount paid F. W. Hancock, traveling expenses doing inspection Avork, February, To amount paid F. W. Hancock, per diem, doing inspection work, February, To amount paid F. W. Hancock, traveling expenses doing inspection work, March, To amount paid F. W. Hancock, per diem, doing inspection work, March, To amount paid F. W. Hancock, traveling exepnses doing inspection work, April, To amount paid F. W. Hancock, per diem, doing inspection work, April, To amount paid F. W. Hancock, traveling expenses doing inspection work. May, /0 31. To amount paid F. W. Hancock, per diem, doing inspection work. May, To amount paid F. W. Hancock, salary as secretarytreasurer for year ending May 31,

19 14 Thirty-Ninth A n n u a l Report 31. TO BALANCE ON HAND 2, TOTAL $4, RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, F. W. HANCOCK, Secretary-Treasurer.

20 N o r t h C a r o l i n a B o a r d of Pharmacn- 15i NORTH CAROLINA BOARD OF PHARMACY By-Laws Two regular meetings of the Board for the Examination of candidates and for such other business as may come before them shall be held every year in the City of Raleigh at such dates as may be fixed by the Board. Special meetings may be held when called by the President, or on written request of three members of the Board at such times and places as may be stated in the call. At special meetings, only the business stated in the call shall be considered. The officers of the Board shall consist of a President and a Secretary-Treasurer. The terms of these officers shall run through the period of their membership of the Board, unless the Board should desire to end the terms of either or both sooner. The President shall have general supervision of the business and examinations, and with the Secretary-Treasurer shall report at every regular meeting the matters that have had attention since the last meeting. The Secretary-Treasurer shall be the executive officer to perform such duties as are imposed upon him by the Pharmacy Act, and such others as the Board from time to time may direct. At every regular meeting he shall furnish a detailed statement of all receipts and expenditures for approval, and at each annual meeting a complete financial statement of the past fiscalj-ear's business. He shall furnish bond in an approved surety company for one thousand dollars, the premiums to be paid by the Board, for the faithful collection and disbursing of all funds coming into and passing from his hands. The bond should be filed with and remain in the custody of the President. He shall be the custodian of the books and papers of the Board, and at each annual meeting present an inventory of all the property in his care. This responsibility of a Secretary-Treasurer going out of office shall not be ended until he shall present to the Board a receipt from his successor for said property. No By-Laws or Rule of the Board shall be added to, changed 'ir suspended without the concurrence of three members at a regular meeting.

21 16 THIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL REPORT Business Order ROLL CALL AND l^ro tern, APPOINTMENTS. READING AND APPROVING MINUTES. MISCELLANEOUS COMMUNICATIONS. REPORTS OF OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES. SPECIAL ORDERS. UNFINISHED BUSINESS. NEW BUSINESS. CHOOSING PLACE AND TIME OF NEXT MEETING. ADJOURNMENT. Rules for the Government of the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy EXAMINATIONS SHALL BE MAINLY WRITTEN, AND DIVIDED UNDER FOUR HEADS, NAMELY: 1. MATERIA MEDICA, POSOLOGY, AND TOXICOLOGY, WITH IDENTIFICATION OF VEGETABLE AND ANIMAL DRUGS. 2. THEORETICAL PHARMACY. 3. PRACTICAL PHARMACJR, INCLUDING PRESCRIPTION CRITICISM AND READ ING, WITH INDENTIFICATION OF GALENICALS. 4. PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY, WITH IDENTIFICATION OF CHEMICALS. WRITTEN QUESTIONS SHALL BE ARRANGED AS NEARLY AS PRACTICABLE INTO TEN MAIN QUESTIONS UNDER EACH HEAD, WITH SUB-QUESTIONS. FOR THE PURPOSE OF GRADING OR RATING, ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS SHALL BE VALUED BY MARKS OR POINTS BASED ON THEIR IMPORTANCE, AS DETERMINED BY THE JUDGMENT OF THE EXAMINER. A GENERAL AVERAGE OF SEVENTY-fi\ E PER CENT., WITH NOT LESS THAN SIXTY PER CENT, UNDER ANY HEAD OR DEPARTMENT, SHALL BE REQUIRED TO PASS. NO APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION, LICENSE OR PERMIT, SHALL BE CONSID ERED, UNLESS MADE OUT, AND DULY SWORN TO, UPON THE OFFICIAL FORM OF THE BOARD, AND ACCOMPANIED BY THE REQUIRED FEE.

22 North Carolina Board of Pharmacy! 17 LIST OF REGISTERED PHARMACISTS IN NORTH CAROLINA REVISED JUNE 1, A Names Year of Registration Address 1. ABERNETHY, J. G 1907 ELKIN 2. ADAMS, J. L 1903 GASTONIA 3. ADAMS, E. C 1908 GASTONIA 4. ADAMS, R. MCC 1915 LAGRANGE 5. AIKEN, J. H 1914 HICKORY 6. AIKEN, L. W 1916 ASHEVILLE 7. ALDHISER, H. PI 1901 BROADWAY, VA. 8. ALEXANDER, O. T 1910 WAYNESVILLE 9. ALLEN, C. H 1916 HIGH POINT 10. ALLEN, H. H 1915 CHERRYVILLE 11. ALLEN, W HENDERSONVILLE 12. ALLISON, T. B 1900 ASHEVILLE 13. AMISS, J. T 1888 ASHEVILLE 14. ANCRUM. E. W. (COL.) 1911 WINSTON-SALEM 15. ANDERSON, J. M 1911 NEW BERN 16. ANDREWS, C. M 1907 HILLSBORO 17. ANDREWS, J. P 1913 WINSTON-SALEM 18. ANDREWS, R. H 1914 BURLINGTON 19. ANDREWS. W. T 1917 FAIRMONT 20. ARPS, P. M PLYMOUTH 21. ASHCRAFT, L. C 1910 WASHINGTON, D. C. 22. ASHFORD, A. J 1901 KINGTON 23. ATWATER, G. M 1912 WASHINGTON 24. AUSTIN, T. E 1903 ROXBORO 25. AVINGER, N. S 1912 ROCKY MOUNT B 26. BAILEY, L. A BAKER, J.' P 1912 NORFOLK, VA. TULSA, OKLA.

23 18 Thirty-Ninth A n n u a l Report 28. BAKER, H. D BALANCE, J. R BALLEW, J. G BANNER, JOHN BARHAM, W. K BARKER, WM. R BARKER, E. J BARKER, W. B BARKLEY, D. E BARNES, B. S BARNES, E. W BARNES, H. A BARNHILL, W. L BARNHILL, MISS MABEL BARRETT, A. F BARRETT, R. E BATTLE, J. P., M.D BAUCOM, A. V BEARD, J. G BEATTY, J. M 48. BEAVANS, W. E BECK, R. T 1S BEDDINGFIELD, E. T BEDDINGFIELD, C. H BELL, H. M BELL, F. R BELLAMY, R. R BENNETT, K. E BENNETT, A. M., M.D BENSON, E. S BERG, JENS BERNARD, GERMAIN BETTS, J. R BETTS, J. R., JR BETTS, J. A BIGGS, W. H BIGGS, J. W BIGGS, SYLVESTER 1889 TULSA, OKLA. BOLIVIA LENOIR MOUNT AIRY WARRENTON SALISBURY ROWLAND GREENSBORO ASHEVILLE MAXTON KINGS MOUNTAIN MAXTON GREENVILLE BETHEL BURLINGTON BURLINGTON NASHVILLE APEX CHAPEL HILL CHARLOTTE ENFIELD GERMANTON CLAYTON CLAYTON WINDSOR BEAUFORT WILMINGTON BRYSON CITY BRYSON CITY WILMINGTON SOUTHPORT DURHAM MACON MACON CHARLOTTE WILLIAMSTON WILLIAMSTON ROCKINGHAM

24 North Carolina Board of P h a r m a c y Bilbro, Q. T Bingham, W. H Birdsong, E. G Birmingham, J. S, Bizzell, F. B Blackwelder, G. S Blair, R. K Blair, S Blair, C. W. (col.) Bland, D. L. (col.) Blauvelt, W. H Blue, A. F Blythe. E. W Boaz, R. J Bobbitt, A. B Bobbitt. L. M Bobbitt, J. H Boddie, S. P Bogue, A. G Bolton, J. C Bonner, Brem Bonner, Robert Boon, W. J Boone, D. L Boone. J. T Bost, J.'E Boyce, J. B., Jr Eradham, CD Bradley, Augustus Bradley, J. P Bradsher, W. D Brady, C. A Brame, P. J., Jr Brame, R. M Brame, W. A Brantlev, J. C Brewer, S Bridgers, E. B 1919 Mt. Olive Concord Raleigh Hamlet Kinston Hickory Charlotte Monroe Gastonia Sanford Asheville Laurinburg Brevard Greensboro Macon Macon Statesville Louisburg Fremont Rich Square Hickory Hickory Raleigh Durham East Durham Atlanta, Ga. Warrenton NcAV Bern Burlington Burlington Oxford Newton Winston-Salem North Wilkesboro Rocky Mount Raleigh Winston-Salem Warsaw (Recip.)

25 20 Thirty-Ninth A n n u a l Report BRILES, D. T 1914 BRINKLEY, J. H 1912 BRISON, S. P 1919 BRITTAIN, G. W 1904 BROOKS, J. F 1899 BROOKSHIRE, G. E 1917 BROWN, B. W 1904 BROWN, J. D 1904 BROWN, CHARLES 1917 BROWN, J. K 1912 BROWN, H. C 1913 BROWNING, H. R 1911 BRUCE, JEFFERSON 1906 BRYAN, J. W 1882 BRYAN, W. D 1904 BUFFALOE, J. M 1919 BUHMANN, WALTER 1905 BULLOCK, T. C, M.D 1902 BUNTING, J. H 1888 BURNETT, B. J. (COL.) 1911 BURNETT, J. P 1912 BURTON, J. E 1905 BURWELL, W. R 1884 BURWELL, G. E 1891 BURWELL, W. A 1912 BUTLER, R. F 1881 BUTLER, A. B 1916 BYRD, CLEMENT 1903 BYRD, GEORGE 1915 C FAYETTEVILLE NEW BERN CANTON (RECIP.) REIDSVILLE HENDERSONVILLE ASHEVILLE PETERSBURG, VA. WARSAW GREENSBORO GREENVILLE GOLDSBORO LITTLETON HOT SPRINGS GREENVILLE TARBORO RALEIGH WINSTON-SALEM AUTRYVILLE WILMINGTON ROCKY MOUNT WHITAKERS LOMPOC, CAL. CHARLOTTE CHARLOTTE WARRENTON NEW BERN CLINTON SMITHFIELD FAVETTEVILLE CALDWELL, P. G 1914 GASTONIA CALLAHAN, JAMES 1911 GREENSBORO CALLAHAN, E. F 1919 RED SPGS.(RECIP.) CAMPBELL, H. T 1916 HICKORY CAMPBELL, R. B 1917 TAYLORSVILLE CANADAY, R. C 1913 FOUR OAKS CANADAY, W. A 1898 RALEIGH

26 North Carolina Board of Pharmacy CANNADAY, W. H CANNON, C. L CAPEHART. C. T CARDWELL, G. W., M.D. (COL.) CARMICHAEL, W. C CARPENTER, O. B CARPENTER, R. E CARTER, JESSE CARTER, JESSE, JR CARTER, SAMUEL CARTER, STAMEY CASHWELL, C. D CASSEL, A. S CATE, A. S CATON, E. J CAVIS, C. H CHALK, S. A CHAMPION. ROY CHAPMAN, D. S CHAPPELL, J. C CHEEK, G. B CHERRY, J. L CHERRY, W. C CHESNUTT, J. M CHRISTIAN, J. B. (COL.) CLAPP, CLARENCE CLARK, H. T CLARK, C. B CLAVERIE. J. S CLINE, H. E CLINE, J COLE, J. F COLEMAN, H. G COMPTON. J. W CONGDON, G. G CONYERS, Z. V 176. COOK, A. J COOK, R. E. L 1891 RICHMOND, VA. ROBERSONVILLE CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH CITY ASHEVILLE STANLY SHELBY ABERDEEN ABERDEEN SALISBUN' SALISBURY STATESVILLE WINSTON-SALEM GREENSBORO CHARLOTTE ASHEVILLE MOREHEAD CITY GREENSBORO DURHAM RALEIGH DURHAM ALBEMARLE WINSTON-SALEM CLINTON WINSTON-SALEM NEWTON SCOTLAND NECK WILLIAMSTON ASHEVILLE CONCORD (RECIP.) ELKIN CARTHAGE DURHAM SALISBURY- PHOEBUS, VA. GREENSBORO FAYETTEVILLE TARBORO

27 22 Thirty-Ninth A n n u a l Report 178. Cook, W. M Coqke, D. B. (col.) Cooke, H. M Cooke, E. S Cooper, H. S. S Cooper, J. B Copeland, R. R Coppedge, J. W Coppedge, O. G Coppedge, J. B Costner, B. P Council, C. T Cox, L. H Cox, M. H Cox, G. M Cox, C. L Cox, B. T., M.D 195. Crabtree, C. A Crabtree, Gilbert Crabtree, E. P Craig, W. D Cranmer, J. B., M.D Crater, C. L Craven, C. H Crawford, E. P Creech, D. H Creech, Seth Crews, E. T Croom, R. D Crowell, T. A Culpepper, F. D Currie, A. D Curtis, G. C " Cutchins, J. M., Jr 1901 Salisbury Durham (Recip.) Spencer Fayetteville Weldon Statesville Ahoskie Raleigh Raleigh Raleigh Lincolnton Durham Belmont Asheville Shelby Clinton Winterville East Durham Raleigh Henderson Saluda (Recip.) Wilmington Elkin West Asheville Mocksville Smithfield Benson Oxford Maxton Monroe Henderson Newport News.V'a. Atkinson Whitakers D 212. Dailey, R Dameron, E. L., M.D 1908 Reidsville Star

28 North Carolina Board of P h a r m a c y Daniel, E. C Daniel, F. L. (col.) Davenport, P. E Davidson, J. M Davis, George, M.D Davis, J. E Davis, J. W. S Davis, E. M Davis, J. R Davis, H. E Davis, J. W Davis, E. B Dawson, B.T Dawson, M. P Dees, Fred Deitz, R. Y Detter, E. E Dinwiddle, P. H Dixon, R. L Dizor, M. E Dodson, Tyree Dodson, J. A. (col.) Dorsey, Melville Douglas, J. D. (col.) Dowdy, D. A Duffy, F. S Duffy, Leinster, M.D Dunn, R. A Dunn, Henry Dunston, C. W. (col.) Durham, C. T Dye. Maleria Elizabeth (col.) 1911 Zebulon Salisbury Washington Greensboro Beaufort Wake Forest Andrews Roxboro Marion Andrews Edenton Morganton Rocky Mount Rocky Mount Burgaw Tampa, Fla. Laurinburg West Asheville :\Iihon Louisburg Stuart, Va. Durham Henderson Rocky Alount High Point New Bern New Bern Charlotte Kinston Portsmounth, A a. Chapel Hill Durham E 246. Eagles, J. L Early, E. E Eason. C. W East, J. S 1911 Washington. D. C. Asheville Greensboro ^lorven

29 24 Thirty-Ninth A n n u a l Report Eaton, J. H. (col.) 1905 Edgerton, E Edwards, T. N 1901 Edwards, S. M 1917 Eldridge, Julius 1901 Elkins, V. W. B 1914 Ellington, C. W 1899 Ellington, R. A 1904 Elliott. A. G 1907 Elvington, D. A 1909 Etheridge, S. B 1909 Etheridge, S. G 1911 Eubanks, C. L 1896 Eubanks, J. N 1916 Reidsville Raleigh Charlotte Ayden Winston-Salem Siler City Raleigh Madison Fuquay Springs Wilmington Washington Elizabeth City Chapel Hill Carthage Farrell, R. D 1917 Fater, D. H 1920 Faucette, W. P 1914 Faucette, H. F 1914 Faulconer, R. C 1909 Fentress, H. E 1881 Fetzer, Chas 1887 Fetzer, F. G 1911 Field, D. M; 1895 Field, G. S 1908 Fields, J. T 1893 Fields. W. L 1892 Fields, J. T., Jr 1917 Finger. F. E 1909 Finkelstein, Nathan 1912 Finley, G. B 1915 Fishel. A. L 1915 Fisher, Lester 1917 Fisher, H. A. (col.) 1904 Fisher, E. D., M.D 1894 Fitchett, C. E 1916 Flemino-. C. H 1913 F Graham Asheville (Recip.) Raleigh Raleigh Greensboro Wilmington Reidsville Wadesboro Hertford Stoney Creek, Va. Laurinburg Laurinburg Laurinburg Kings Mountain Wilmington Marion Winston-Salem Monroe Philadelphia, Pa. Evansville. Ind. Duke Raleigh

30 North Carolina Board of Pharmacy FORDHAM, C. C 1895 FORDHAM, C. M 1909 FORMYDUVAL, MORRISON FOSTER, CANEY 1912 FOSTER, J. C. C 1912 FOWLKES, W.M 1913 FOX, C. M 1906 FRANKLIN, O. E 1897 FREDERICK, J. R. (COL.) 1911 FRIEZE, W. S 1910 FULENWIDER, PHIFER 1908 FULGHUM, R. T 1907 FURMAN, R. L 1914 FURMAN, H FUTRELLE. W. L 1912 G GADDY, H. M 1909 GALE, J. W 1884 GALLOVVAY. RAWLEV 1896 GAMBLE, C. F 1915 GARDNER. HOWARD 1894 GARDNER, T. L 1908 GARNER, C. \' 1917 GASKINS, W. F 1916 CATLING, T. R. (COL.) 1919 GATTIS. P. D 1916 GIBBS, T. R 1908 GIBSON. W. Z 1904 GILBERT, LOAMIE 1903 GODFREY, P. V 1910 GODWIN, C GOOCH, R. L 1917 GOODE. J. A 1909 GOODMAN. G. C 1881 GOODMAN. J. F 1894 GOODRUM, C. S 1913 GORHAM, R. S 1903 GREENSBORO GREENSBORO WHITEVILLE WELDON ASHEVILLE ROCKINGHAM ASHEBORO ASHEVILLE GOLDSBORO CONCORD ROCKA- MOUNT KENLY BENNETTSVILLE. S. C. OXFORD WILMINGTON RALEIGH POLKTON RALEIGH NORTH CHARLOTTE GREENSBORO REIDSVILLE WILSON NEW BERN LOUISBURG (RECIP.L RALEIGH BELHAVEN GIBSON BENSOII SPRAY PINE LEVEL OXFORD ASHEVILLE ALOORESVILLE CONCORD DAVIDSON ROCKY MOUNT

31 26 Thirty-Ninth A n n u a l Report GRAHAM, J. C, JR 1917 GRANTHAM, G. K 1895 GRANTHAM, HIRAM 1889 GRANTHAM, L GRANTHAM, L. B 1914 GRAY, P. C 1903 GREEN, C. F 1899 GREEN, H. C GREENE, J. G 1901 GREGORY, R. T 1898 GREYER, C P 1907 GRIFFIN, J. A., M.D 1881 GRIFFIN, H. A 1909 GRIFFIN, B. C 1910 GRIFFITH, WILTSHIRE 1907 GRIMES, T. W 1885 GRIMES, G. D 1915 GRISSOM, GILLIAM 1889 GROVE, C. E 1899 GUION, C D 1916 GURLEY, D. M 1907 GURLEY, W.'B 1916 H HAIRSTON, J. W. (COL.) 1911 HAIRSTON, R. S. (COL.) 1917 HAITHCOCK, S. S 1889 HALL, T. N 1892 HALL, J. G 1881 HALL, W. F 1885 HALL, J. M 1901 HALL, J. D HALL, J. S 1905 HALL, S. P 1909 HAMBRICK, W. R 1884 HAMLET, REGINALD 1906 HAMLET, P. R 1912 HAMLIN, V. C. (COL.) 1915 RED SPRINGS DUNN RED SPRINGS ST. PAULS GOLDSBORO STATESVILLE WILMINGTON CHARLOTTE HIGH POINT STOVALL MORGANTON CLAYTON ROCKY MOUNT MARSHVILLE HENDERSONVILLE GREENVILLE ROBERSONVILLE GREENSBORO ASHEVILLE CORNELIUS SANFORD WINDSOR HIGH POINT WINSTON-SALEM GREENSBORO MOORESVILLE OXFORD STATESVILLE WILMINGTON SCOTLAND NECK FAYETTEVILLE CHARLOTTE ROXBORO RALEIGH LUMBERTON RALEIGH

32 North Carolina Board of Pharmacy' HANCOCK, F. W HAND, J. K HAND, W. L HANSON, J. K HARDEE, A. K HARDIN, J. H HARDIN, E. M HARGET, D. A HARGRAVE. W. W HARPER, C. P HARPER, C. T HARRISON, A. S., M.D HARRISON, E. V HARRISON, T. N., JR HART, L. W HART, J. A HART, G. W HART, R. L HARVILLE, R. C HASTY, E. T. (COL.) HATCH, P. R., JR HAWKINS, M. T., JR. ( COL.) HAWLEY, F. O., JR HAYES, W. A HAYES, G. C HAYES, G. E HAYLEY, W. E. (COL.) HAYMORE, J. B HAYS, F. B HAYWOOD, C. L HEFLIN, D. H HENDERSON, J. A HENDERSON, J. L HERNDON, C. N HERRING, DOANE HERRING, R. R HERRING, N. B HESTER, FRED 1916 OXFORD NORTH CHARLOTTE CHARLOTTE WILMINGTON GRAHAM WILMINGTON WILMINGTON SWANSBORO NASHVILLE, TENN. SELMA ZEBULON ENFIELD GREENSBORO LITTLETON NORWOOD HIGH POINT HENDERSON ROCKY MOUNT THOMASVILLE MONROE RALEIGH HENDERSON CHARLOTTE HILLSBORO GREENSBORO HICKORY CONCORD NORLINA OXFORD DURHAM RALEIGH (RECIP.) CHARLOTTE BURLINGTON GREENSBORO WILSON OXFORD WILSON ASHEVILLE

33 28 Thirty-Ninth Annual Rei'Ort 396. Hesterly, L. E 1910 Hendersonvile 397. Hicks, H. T 1885 Raleigh 398. Hicks, W. J 1908 Goldsboro 399. Hicks, C. G 1909 Raleigh 400. Hicks, H. L 1912 Rocky Mount 401. Hicks, J. E. F 1901 Goldsboro 402. Higgins, C. M 1887 Sahsbury 403. Hill J- H 1888 Goldsboro 404. Hill, b. W 1906 Wilmington 405. Hilton, C. M 1908 Greensboro 406. Hinderlite, J. W 1917 Raleigh 407. Hoffman, J. F., Jr 1914 Albemarle 408. Holding, T. E., Jr 1913 Wake Forest 409. Holland, H Apex 410. Holland, W. T 1905 Mount Holly 411. Holland. R. F 1919 Ashevile (Recip Holhday, R. W 1891 Clinton 413. Hollingsworth, Joseph 1917 Mount Airy 414. Hollowell, J. K 1903 McRae, Ga Hood. J. E 1'^89 Kinston 416. Hood, J. C 1911 Kinston 417. Hood, 'W. D 1903 Kinston 418. Hood, R. T 1916 Kinston 419. Hood, D. H 1891 IXmn 420. Hood, P. C 1913 Dunn 421. Hood. T. R i881 Smithfield 422. Hood, H. C 1909 Smithfield 423. Hooper. F. L 1914 Sylva 424. Hopkins. H. E 1916 Concord 425. Home, H. R 1881 Fayetteville 426. Home. W. W 1900 Fayetteville 427. Home, S. R 1902 Fayetteville 428. Home. Vv. H 1907 Jacksonvile 429. Home. C. O'H 1909 Greenvile 430. Horslev. H. T 1915 Eessemer City 431. PTorton. R. W 1915 Monroe 432. House.Joseph 1910 Eeaufort 433. Houston, T. T 1889 Mount Mourne

34 North Carolina Board oi- PirARM.\("i ?Iowell, E. V HowertoiL J. L Hoyle, M. H Hoyle, H. B Hufham, Walter Hughes, J. R Hughes, C. M., M.D Hunnicut, F. J Hunt, W. S Hunter, J. B Hunter, B. W Hunter, T. B Hunter, N. C, M:D Hunter, F. P Hunter, F. V Hurst, H. F Hutchins, J. A Ingle, R. H Iseley, G. A Isler, W. A. (col.) 1914 J 454. Jacocks, F. G James, A. A James, S. T. (col.) Jarman, J. F Jarrett, L. M Jenkins, J. V Jenkins,, L. W Jernigan, R. W Jetton, W. A Jetton, R. M Johnson, W. L Johnson, J. H Joiner, L. B Jones, W. A. (col.) Tones, H. E. (col.) 1904 I Chapel Hill Greensboro Cooleemee Buffalo City Chadbourn Madison Cedar Grove Raleigh Oxford (Recip.) Charlotte New Bern Charlotte Laurinburg Portsmouth, Va. Hendersonville Richmond, Va. Winston-Salem Charlotte Burlington Kinston Elizabeth City Winston-Salem Durham Wilmington Biltmore Raleigh Mount Holly Greensboro Davidson Davidson ( Recip.) Greensboro Winston-Salem Sahsbury (Recip.) Winston-Salem Asheville

35 30 Thirty-Ninth A n n u a l Report JONES, E. J 1900 JONES, G. T. (COL.) 1909 JONES, J. B 1910 JONES, ALPHEUS 1911 JONES, M. L. (COL.) 1917 JONES, J. H JOYNER, J. D 1914 JUSTUS, W. H 1887 K KEENER, J. B 1917 KEEVER, J. W 1916 KELLY, J. R 1909 KENDALL, H. E 1891 KENDALL, B. H 1900 KENDRICK, T. W 1899 KENNEDY, H. P.. JR. (COL.) KENNEDY, A. T. (COL.) 1915 KENT, A. A., M.D 1905 KERNER, L. C 1902 KERR, JAMES 1909 KIBLER, R. E 1907 KIMBALL, C. V 1919 KING, H. L 1902 KING, C. H KING, O. G 1889 KING, J. R 1909 KING, W. H. (COL.) 1919 KINGSBURY, W. R 1881 KIRBY, K. A 1914 KIRKSEY, L. H 1916 KLUTZ, A. J 1897 KLUTTZ, P. J., M.D 1981 KNIGHT, C. V 1911 KOLB, R. H 1912 KOONCE, J. E 1907 KOONCE, T. R 1915 KYSER, P. B 1892 TRYON RALEIGH FAIR BLUFF WARRENTON WILMINGTON REIDSVILLE FRANKLINTON HENDERSONVILLE WINSTON-SALENI HICKORY WILMINGTON SHELBY SHELBY CHARLOTTE NEW BERN NEW BERN LENOIR HENDERSON ASHEVILLE MORGANTON RALEIGH (RECIP.) DURHAM DURHAM RALEIGH EAST DURHAM ST. PAULS (RECIP.) WILMINGTON MARION WINSTON-SALEM GREENSBORO MAIDEN PORTSMOUTH, \'A. FAIRVIEW, MICH CHADBOURN WILMINGTON ROCKV IMOUNT

36 North Carolina Board of Pharmacy 31 L 505. LAFFERTY, P. M LANDQUIST, T. E LANE, VV. A LANE, W. C LATHAM, A. C = LAUBENHEIMER, J. H LAWING, K. L LAYDEN, H. W LAYDEN, E. H LEA, L. J LEAVISTER, T LEBOO, P. S. (COL.) LEDBETTER, E. DEB LEE, A. M., M.D LEE, L. V., M.D LEE, P. A LEE, ALLEN LEGGETT, W. A LEGGETT, P LEGGETT, KENELM, M.D LESLIE, W. A LEWIS, H. W., AI.D LEWIS, W. E LEWIS, H. R LILES, W. A LINN, L. A LISK, D. C LOFTIN. J. U LONG, ROY LORD. C. A LOVE. J. H. (COL.) LOVE. T. L. (COL.) 1905 : 537. LOWRY, W. A LUNN, F. H LUTTERLOH, I. H.. M.D LUTZ. H. C KANNAPOLIS WINSTON-SALEM NEW BERN SANFORD BATH JERSEY CITY, N. J. LINCOLNTON BADIN LEXINGTON BURLINGTON RALEIGH WILMINGTON CONWAY, S. C. CLINTON LATTIMORE DUNN WILSON EDENTON SOUTHPORT HOBGOOD MORGANTON JACKSON ]\IOUNT OLIVE MOUNT HOLLY PIKEVILLE LANDIS CHARLOTTE ROSEMARY HICKORY WEST ASHEVILLE RALEIGH RALEIGH RAYNHAM WINSTON-SALEM SANFORD HICKORY

37 32 Thirty-Xinth A n n u a l Report 541. Lyday, W. M., M.D Penrose 542. Lynch, N. W Charlotte 543. Lyon. R. P Wadesboro 544. Lyon, O. H Plymouth 545. Lyon, F. F Oxford 546. Lytch, J. E Rowland M 547. Mabry, C. S Mabry, W. A Macon, A. B Malone, C. E Manly, J. B Mann, J. D Mann, R. N Marble, H. B. S. (col.) Marley, F. H Marrow, C. T., Jr Marsh, M. L 558. Marsh, N. F Marston, R. H Martin, W. S Martin, S. L., M.D Martin, E. W Martin, S. L., Jr Martin, B. M Mathes, T. J Matthews, T. A., M.D Matthews, G. E Matthews. W. F Matthews. C. E., Jr Matthews, W. S." Mattocks, A. M Matton, G. A Mauney, C. J May, t. H..' Mayberry, E. B 1913 Hamlet Durham Salisbury Salisbury Salisbury High Point High Point Greensboro (Reciprocity) KannapoHs Tarboro (Recip.) Concord Ramseur Kinston Canton Leaksville Florence. S. C. Leaksville Wake Forest East Durham Castalia Hope Mills Randleman Roanoke Rapids Greenville, S. C. Wilmington High Point Albemarle Henderson Maxton

38 North Carolina Board of P h a r m a c y Mayo, T. H McArthur, R. M McBane, T. W McBride, T. L McCauley, M. E McCraw, W. P McDaniel, W. A McDonald, J. S McDonald, L. C McDonald, A. H McDonald, A. M McDuffie, R. A Mcllhenny. T. C Mclnnis, E. T McInto.sh, J. B. S McKay, D. McN McKay, H.H McKay, Malcolm 594. McKay, J. W McKeel, C. B McKeel, C. B.. Jr McKenzie, L. McK McKesson, L. W McKethan, H. McA McKinney, W. M McKinnon, W. L McKnight, L. E McLarty, Eugene McLarty, Hovrard McLauchlin, D. A McLelland, J. H McManus. M. T. Y McMillan, J. D 609. McMillan, B. F., Jr McMinn, J. M McMullan, F. H McNair, W. PI McNair, F. W. (col.) 1905 Goldsboro Winston-Salem Lenoir Marshville (Recip. Oakboro Tarboro Enfield Raleigh Durham Durham Raleigh Greensboro Fairmont Elm City Canton Asheville Dunn Faison Asheville Columbia Columbia Lumberton Statesville Fayetteville Ayden Wadesboro Fayetteville Haw River Monroe Charlotte Mooresville Wilmington Lumberton Lumberton Asheville Asheville Tarboro Winston-Salem

39 34 Thirty-Ninth A n n u a l Report Miller, C. B. Miller, E. H., Moir, A. L Montasfue, G. B Moore, H. A Greensboro 1902 Henderson 1916 Gastonia 1902 Rowland 1905 Vineland 1913 Bay Minetta, Ala 1896 Hickory 1885 Carrboro 1915 Carrboro 1907 Colorado Spgs,Col Henderson 1900 Goldsboro 1898 Mooresville 1915 Christianburg. Va Wilmington 1916 Wallace 1916 Wilmington 1915 Tabor 1897 Wilmington 1900 Tryon 1913 Star 1915 Mebane 1897 Edenton 1916 Leaksville 1884 Garner 1903 Greensboro 1919 Asheville (Recip.) 1897 Wilson 1904 Wilson 1919 Goldsboro (Recip.) 1911 Middlesex 1892 Momit Pleasant 1914 Lenoir 1908 Brevard 1918 Benson 1914 Elizabeth City 1906 Wilson 1909 Gastonia

40 North Carolina Board of P h a r m a c y ; J 659J 660J Morton, J. N 1909 Mull, J. E 1918 Mullen, L. B 1912 Mullen, T. L 1916 Munday, C. C 1913 Murchison, E. E 1912 Murphrey, L. W 1913 Murphy, J. C 1911 Murphy, C. L 1917 N Faison Morganton Asheville Gastonia Taylorsville Sanford Weldon Greensboro Salisbury Nelson, W. G 1917 N e w Bern ! 665.' 666.; 667.i J 670J Newsom, H. C 1917 Nicholson, A. T 1904 Nicholson, M. A Niestlie, W m 1886 Norman, J. S., ^I.D 1903 Nottingham, G. S 1901 Nowelf, Edwin 1906 Nowell, W. R 1910 Nutt, J. D 1881 Nye, G. L 1919 Mooresville Tarboro Troy Wilmington B o a r d m a n Norfolk, Va. Greensboro Wendell Wilmington O r r u m O 672.i Gates, Geo., M. D Grover 673J O'Brien, J Pinehurst (Recip.) 674^ O'Hanlon, E. W 1891 Winston-Salem. 675.; Overman, H. S 1907 Elizabeth City 676j Overman, V. K 1916 Elizabeth Citv P 677J Page, B. F 1901 Raleigh 678.! Palmer, R. W.1902 Gulf 679i Parker, W. W 1889 Henderson 680.: Parker, F. W 1892 Raleigh 6 8 L Parker, R. H 1905 D u r h a m 682f Parker, R. S 1906 Murph}' 683J Patterson, Alvis 1902 Wilson

41 36 Thirty-Ninth A n n u a l Report 684. PATTERSON, W. D PAYNE, M. T PAYNE, H. E PEACOCK, M. A PEELE, J. E PEMBERTON, S. P PEMBERTON, D. C PENCE, L. N PENDER, F. H., JR PERRY, W. M..' PERRY, H. H. (COL.) PERRY, E. B PERRY, D. L. (COL.) PERSON, T. E., M.D PHILLIPS, C. B PICKARD, C PICKELSIMER, J. B PIERCE, M. E PIKE, I. W PIKE. E. LER PILKINGTON, G. R PINNIX, J. M PINNIX, W. M PITTMAN, J. N PITTMAN, E. J PLEASANTS, F. R PLUMMER, JAMES POLK, J. B.' POPE, H. L POPE, A. S PORTER CHFFORD PORTER, C. D PORTER. ERNEST POWELL, F. E POWELL, D. A POWELL. J. B POWELL, B. E POWELL. T. C 1915 CHAPEL HILL GREENSBORO WILMINGTON BENSON LAGRANGE NORMAN NORMAN LEAKSVILLE ( RECIP.) ROCKY MOUNT ELIZABETH CITY FAYETTEVILLE LITTLETON WINSTON-SALEM STANTONBURG LINCOLNTON GREENSBORO ASHEVILLE CHARLOTTE CONCORD SPRING HOPE PITT.SBORO KERNERSVILLE NEW BERN OXFORD FAIRMONT LOUISBURG SAHSBURY ANDREWS LAUNBERTON ELIZABETH CITY BLACK MOUNTAIN BLACK MOUNTAIN PINEVILLE WHITEVILLE GOLDSBORO OXFORD SHELBY CHARLOTTE

42 North Carolina Board oi' [^harmxcn- Powers, L. B 1908 Wake Forest Preston, W. D 1909 So. Norfolk. Va. Prior, J. L 1881 Atlanta. Ga. Pritchard, J. M 1918 Chapel Hill Propst, G. C 1910 Sumter, S. C. Purcell, S. M 1900 Sahsbury ' Q Ouinn. F. D 1908 Shelby R Ray, E. L 1916 Carthage Raysor, C. A 1887 Ashevile Rae, Verne 1905 Durham Reaves, L. E 1897 Raeford Redding, E. F 1905 Lucama Reeves, :\I Waynesvile Reeves, T. H 1904 Weavervile Reeves, L. A 1911 Winston-Salem Reid, W. W 1905 Sanford Reid, S. H 1916 Washington Reinhardt, R. L 1910 Forest City Reins, C. C 1912 Charlotte Reinhardt, C. B 1912 Ashevile Rhodes, Cader 1911 Raleigh Richardson, J. D. (col.) Sahsbury Richardson, L. W 1907 Kenly Ridenhour, D. G 1912 Mount Gilead Riggan, R. D 1907 Raleigh Rimmer, E. F 1912 Charlotte Ring, W\ 1895 High Point Ring, C. A 1905 High Point Ring, L. B 1904 Mount Olive Rives, H. L 1915 Henderson Roberson. J. G 1914 Norfolk, Va. Roberts, T. M 1918 Draper (Recip.) Roberts, A. R 1884 Gatesvile Roberts, Herschel 1918 Ashevile

43 38 Thirty-Ninth A n n u a l Report 757. ROBINSON, G. C ROBINSON, J. L ROGERS, R. A ROGERS, R. P ROGERS, W. F ROSE, I. W ROSEMOND, J. F ROSENBAUM, C. D ROTH, R. H ROWLAND, G. J ROYSTER, S. S., M.D RUDISILL, J. S 1908 NORFOLK. VA. LOWELL RICHMOND, VA. DURHAM DURHAM ROCKY MOUNT KINSTON TARBORO ASHEVILLE HENDERSON SHELBY CHFFSIDE S 769. SALLY, W. M SAILING, A. T SANDERS, T.F SANDERS, A. J SANDLING, R. H SANFORD, R. D SAPP, L. L SASSER, L. B 777. SAULS, M. M SAVAGE, C.C SCHAFHAUSEN, ]. J SCHUTT, T. C. H SCOGGIN, L. E SCOTT, J. M 783. SCRUGGS, B. P SCRUGGS. R. G SEAGLE, F. M SEAWELL, C. C SECREST, A. MCD SEDBERRY, C D SEDBERRY, H. S SEDBERRY, H. B SESSOMS. M. M 1914 STATESVILLE WILMINGTON CLINTON MCADENSVILLE NORFOLK, VA. LAURINBURG BERKLEY, NORFOLK. VA. WILMINGTON AYDEN RALEIGH MARION (RECIP.) WILMINGTON LOUISBURG CHARLOTTE RUTHERFORDTON ASHEVILLE (RECIP.) ASHEVILLE GREENSBORO MONROE FAYETTEVILLE FAYETTEVILLE WILMINGTON WINDSOR

44 North Carolina Board of Pharmacy SEXTON. C. H., M.D 793. SHADE, I. A. (COL.) SHAW, R. S SHELL, J. E SHELL, C. C SHELTON, C. F SHEPPARD, J. W SHEPPARD, H. A SHEPPARD, J. E SHEIDER, G. A SHOOK, EULON SHORE, M. L SHU FORD, C M SILVERMAN, N. J SINGLETARV, W SINGLETARY, F. B SISK, C. T., M.D SKINNER, R. E. L SLEDGE, R. S SLOAN, F. A SLOOP. L. L SMITH. F. L SMITH. W. G SMITH F. S SMITH. F. T SMITH. C. H SMITH. I. A SMITH. F. L SMITH. T. L SMITH, C. N SMITH. CASPER SMITH. LEON SMITH, E.W SMITH. W SMITH, W. W SMITH, T. F SNUGGS. W. H 1903 DUNN WILSON SCOTLAND NECK LENOIR LEXINGTON CHADBOURN CHARLOTTE MONROE OYSTER BAY. N. Y. WEST ASHEVILLE (RECIPROCITY) HICKORY RALEIGH HICKORY NORRISTOWN, PA. WARSAW GREENSBORO BRYSON CITY W^EST DURHAM MCLVER ALBEMARLE ELM CITY LEXINGTON ASHEVILLE ASHEVILLE FRANKLIN CHARLOTTE WILMINGTON CONCORD PLYMOUTH PORTSMOUTH. \a. WILSON PINEVILLE MOUNT AIR}^ NORFOLK. VA. CHARLOTTE LEAKSVILLE ALBEMARLE

45 40 Thirty-Ninth Annum. Report 829. Souders, F. B Southerland. Odell Spencer, J. E Stainback. T. E Stallings, W. H Stanback, T. M Standi J. H Stancill, G. W 837. Staton, L. E., M.D Steere, L. E Stephens, J. L. (col.) Stevenson, J. T Stewart, W. M Stewart, J. M Stimson, Logan Stimson, J. H Stinson, J. N Stone, A. H Stowe, J. P Stowe, L. H Stowe, H. R Stowe, C. D Stratford, P. C Strayhorn, W. F 1912! 853. Streetman, J. W Streetman, T. L Sugg. A. M Suggs. R. B Summey, K. N Summey, Ptolemy Summey, P. B Suttle, J. A Suttlemyer, Philip, Jr Sutton, J. L Swaringen, DeWitt C Swindeh, E. S Swindell, D. C Sykes, A. J 1892, Fayetteville Charlotte Durham Kinston Spring Hope Spencer Selma Sehna Tarboro Petersburg, Va. Atlantic City, N. J. Elizabeth City Charlotte Charlotte Statesville Statesville Motmt Airy Spray Charlotte Belmont Charlotte Asheville Greensboro Durham Marion Winston-Salem Spencer (Recip.) Belmont Dallas Dallas Dallas Lincolnton Hickory Edenton China Grove Nashville Norfolk, Va. Greensboro

46 North Carolina Board of Pharmacy Sykes, Eugene Sykes, R. J Tally, H. A Tarkenton, E. L Tart, D. W Tate, W. E Taylor, J. L Taylor, C. A Taylor, D. G Taylor, W. P Taylor, J. C Teague, M. F Temple, J Temple, R. H., M.D 881. Thigpen, J. K Thomas. W. G., Sr Thomas, W. G., Jr Thomas. C. R..' Thomas, E. E Thomas, E. R Thompson, A.J Thompson, P. A Thornton, W. H Tillett, E. N Tolar, J. H., Jr Toms, B. C Toms. E. R Townsend, J. H Townsend, E. F Trent, J. A Trotter, P. L Trotter, J. R Tucker. W. M Tucker, R. H Tucker, H T Greensboro Greensboro Jonesboro Wilson Roseboro Asheville Oxford Lexington Leaksville Roanoke Rapids Rosemary Asheville Kinston Kinston Waynesville Raleigh Raleigh Thomasville Roxboro Duke Mebane Winston-Salem Newton Timberlake Raleigh Salisbury Wilmington (Reciprocity) Red Springs Raeford Danville, Va. Pilot Mountain Salisbury High Point Reidsville Winston-Salem

47 42 Thirty-Ninth A n n u a l Report TUGWELL, J. B 1903 TURLINGTON, J. E 1915 TURNER, W. D 1902 TURNER, T. A 1913 TUTTLE, B. M 1916 TYSON, G. E 1909 U UNDERWOOD, J. T 1914 V VAN VALZAH, J. A 1917 VAUGHAN, P. W 1881 VINSON, E. L 1908 VINSON, J. T 1914 W WALKER, C. E 1917 WALKER, B. W 1917 WALKER, T. A 1900 WALKER, C. A 1894 WALKER, EOUIS 1890 WALTON, R. C 1916 WALTON, G. B 1909 WARD, E. H 1914 WARD, W. H., M.D 1881 WARLICK, E. S 1889 WARREN, L. A 1917 WARREN, B. S 1908 WARREN, J. C 1915 WATERS, G. W., JR 1910 WATKINS, W WATSON, H. P., SR 1881 WATSON, H. P., JR 1912 WATSON, J. B., M.D 1901 WATSON, D. I., M.D 1887 WEARN, W. H 1884 WEATHERLY, A. E 1916 LILLINGTON WILSON ELKIN DURHAM WILMINGTON HIGH POINT ASHEBORO ERIE, PA. DURHAM HAHFAX GOLDSBORO MORGANTON ROCKY MOUNT CHARLOTTE ASHEVILLE MILTON RALEIGH WILSON TARBORO PLYMOUTH ASHEVILLE NEWTON GROVE GREENVILLE BENSON GOLDSBORO RUTHERFORDTON WINSTON-SALEM WINSTON-SALEM RALEIGH SOUTHPORT CHARLOTTE GREENSBORO

48 North Carolina Board of Pharmacy Webb, Paul.1898 Shelby 935. Webb, C. I.1903 Charlotte 936. Webb, R. K.1910 Charlotte 937. Webb, E. L.1907 Thomasville 938. Webb, J. S.1904 Wadesboro 939. Welborne, W. F.1902 Lexington 940. Welfare, S. E.1905 Winston-Salem 941. West, J. F.1915 Belmont 942. Westbrook, G. A.1911 Winston-Salem 943. Wetzell, W. E.1908 Gastonia 944. Wharton, L. A.1909 Gibsonville 945. Wheeler, L. B Asheville 946. Wheeler, C. R.1919 Whitsett 947. Wheless, J. M.1901 Farmville 948. Wheless, R. E. E.1911 Warsaw 649. Whitaker, L. T., M.D Enfield 950. White, J. A.1900 Mooresville 951. White, H. G.1903 Elm City 952. White, F. L Mebane 953. White. W. R.1910 Warrenton 954. White, G. S.1910 High Point 955. White, J. E.1913 Raleigh 956. White, Euther.1914 New Bern 957. White, J. I.1917 Burlington 658. Wliitehead, J. D., Jr.1912 Enfield 959. Whitfield, W. C, M.D Grifton 960. Whitley, J. R.1916 Fremont 961. Whitmire, W. P.1916 Hendersonville 962. Wiggins, W. W 1916 Coats 963. Wiley, R. E.1908 Southern Pines 964. Wilkerson, I. O.1911 Roxboro 965. Wilkerson, J. L.1910 Durham 966. Wilkins, W. R.1904 North Wilkesboro 967. Williams, J. T., M.D. (col.).1883 Charlotte 968. Williams, M. P.1902 Charlotte 969. Williams, S. W.1898 Raleigh 970. Williams, R. I.1881 Raleigh 971. Williams. W. V.1889 Goldsboro

49 44 Thirty-Ninth Annual Report 972. Williams, A. H. A Williams, H. C Williams, W. W. (col.) Williams, M. V. B Williston, F. O. (col.) Wilson, T. H Wilson, E. C Wilson, C. H Wilson, W. B Wilson, Wm. M Wilson, L. R Winstead, O. P Wohlford, H. W Wolfe, Drayton Wolfe, J. C Wolfe, W. S Wolfe, Houston Wood, E. H Woodard, E. V Woodard, W. S. (col.) Woolard, E. W Wooten, G. R Worthington, E. C Worthy, F. S Wright, G. F 1908 Oxford Charlotte Fayetteville Winston-Salem Salisbury Lowell Burlington (Recip.) Asheville Hendersonville Charlotte Gastonia Petersburg, Va. Charlotte Lincolnton Waxhaw Mount Airy Charlotte New Bern Selma Rockingham Scotland Neck Hickory LaGrange Washington Elizabeth City 997. Yancey, D. C. (col.) Wilson 998. Yates, C. L.1909 Charlotte 999. Yearby, W. M.1889 Durham Yoder, C. R.1908 Newton Young, John.1890 Salisbury Youngblood, L. S.1919 Andrews (Recip.) Zoeller, E. V.1881 Tarboro Zollicoffer, A. R., M.D Weldon Zuckerman, L L.1910 Durham 7

50 North Carolina Board of Pharmacy 45 UST OF REGISTERED PRACTICING PHYSICIANS Living in Towns of Not More Than 500 Inhabitants, to Whom Permits to Conduct Drug Stores Have Been Granted 1. Medford, Samuel Bryson Clyde, Haywood Co. 3. Wooten, Amos Monroe Pinetops, Edgecombe Co. 4. Carr, Ransom Lee Rose Hill, Duplin Co. 5. Lackey, Franklin Parris Fallston, Cleveland Co. 6. Templeton, James McPherson Cary, Wake Co. 7. Long, Benj. Lafayette Hamilton, Martin Co. 8. Gold, Chas. Fortune Ellenboro, Rutherford Co. 9. Proffitt, Thos. Jefferson Elk Park, Avery Co. 10. Brantley, Cornelius Henry Bailey, Nash Co. 11. Smith, Geo. Adam Black Creek, Wilson Co. 12. Burnett, Isaac Erastus Mars Hill, Madison Co. 14. Patterson, Rezin Delmere Liberty, Randolph Co. 15. Wood, John W Boiling Springs, Cleveland Co. 16. Boyles, Memory Ford Worth, Gaston Co. 17. Palmer, Horace HoUister, Warren Co. 18. Woodard, Albert Gideon Princeton, Johnston Co. 19. Russell, Lloyd Pecemas Arden, Buncombe Co. 20. Lovill, Robert Jones Kittrell, Vance Co. 21. Buckner, James Marion.... Swannanoa, Buncombe Co. 22. Long, Miles Thompson Newland, Avery Co. 23. English, Ernest Lafayette... Rosman, Transylvania Co. 24. Currie, Daniel Smith Parkton, Robeson Co. 25. Shaw, Colin Maysville, Jones Co. 26. Anders, McTyeire Gallant Boone, Watauga Co. 27. Reid, Thomas Neely Matthews, Mecklenburg Co. 29. Maness, John Moses Ellerbe, Richmond Co. 31. Long, David Thomas Hurdle Mill, Person Co. 32. Sullivan, James Morgan Hayesville, Clay Co. 33. Weaver, Wm. Jackson Leicester, Buncombe Co. 38. Boyce, John Mason Polkton, Anson Co. 40. McDonald, Aug. Alexander...Jackson Spgs., Moore Co.

51 46 Thirty-Ninth A n n u a l Report 41. Watson, Leon Broadway, Lee Co. 44. Hinnant, Wilford Micro, Johnston Co. 47. Stone, Wesley Monroe Dobson, Surry Co. 48. Thompson, Joseph Creedmoor, Granville Co. 49. Ferguson, H. Beauregard Halifax, HaUfax Co. 50. Leeper, Donald Harper Hiddenite, Alexander Co. 51. Crouch, Thos. Dalton Stony Point, Alexander Co. 53. Robertson, Wilbur Burdett Burnsville, Yancey Co. 54. Melvin, Wayman Chalmora... Linden, Cumberland Co. 56. Talley, John Samuel Troutman, Iredell Co. 59. Coleman, Joseph Ira Hurdle Mills, Person Co. 60. Willcox, Jesse Womble Laurel Plill, Scotland Co. 61. Flagge, Philip Wesley Brown Summit, Guilford Co. 62. Purdy, James Jarratt Oriental, Pamlico Co. 64. Grady, Leland Vain Simms, Wilson Co. 68. Long, Fred Yount Catawba, Catawba Co. 70. Hickman, Marcus Tobias Hudson, Caldwell Co. 73. Boaz, Thomas Abram Stoneville, Rockingham Co. 76. Hardee, Parrott Rastus Stem, Granville Co. 78. Young, Carlie Raswell Angier, Harnett Co. 88. Johnson, Bayard Cleveland Bunn, Franklin Co. 91. Moore, Tilon Vance Acme, Columbus Co. 95. Hester, Joseph Robert Knightdate, Wake Co.

52 North Carolina Board of Pharmacy 47 NECROLOGY From Registered List RECORD W. W. ALLEN Hendersonville J. H. BLAKE Asheville C. M. BROWN Washington E. G. SCOTT Spray CARL FINGER Gastonia T. A. HENRY New Bern J. E. HUDSON Kinston T. W. HUNTER Charlotte J. I. JOHNSON Raleigh

53 48 Thirty-Ninth Annual Report NECROLOGY RECORD From Registered List T. H. NICHOLSON Murfreesboro H. H. PITTMAN Fairmont J. W. POWELL Goldsboro JEFFERSON Waynesville REEVES H. A. SHEPPARD Monroe T. H. STROUD University W. W. TUCKER Concord G. Y. WATSON Southport F. L. CARPENTER Kings Mountain

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