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EIGHTY-FIRST 

ANNUAL  REPORT 

of  the 
NORTH  CAROLINA  BOARD  OF  PHARMACY 


Also  List  Registered  Pharmacists,  Registered 

Assistant  Pharmacists,   Physicians  Holding 

Permits  to  Conduct  Drug  Stores,  Registered 

Drug  Stores 


EIGHTY-FIRST 

ANNUAL  REPORT 

of  the 
NORTH  CAROLINA  BOARD  OF  PHARMACY 


Also  List  Registered  Pharmacists,  Registered 

Assistant  Pharmacists,    Physicians  Holding 

Permits  to  Conduct  Drug  Stores,  Registered 

Drug  Stores 


1962 


HEALTH  SCIENCES 
LIBRARY 

OCT    8    1986 


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EIGHTY-FIRST  ANNUAL  REPORT 

NORTH  CAROLINA  BOARD  OF  PHARMACY 

MAY  1,  1961  -  APRIL  30,  1962 
MEMBERS  AND  ORGANIZATION 


COMMISSIONED  BY  HIS  EXCELLENCY 
THE  GOVERNOR  OF  NORTH  CAROLINA 


Roger  A.  McDuffie,  Greensboro 


Term  expires  April 


res  Apr 


N.  0.  McDowell,  Jr.,  Scotland  Neck    Term  exp 

Robert  Xeal  Watson,  Sanf ord Term  expires  April 

Harold  V.  Day,  Spruce  Pine Term  expires  April 

Frank   W.   Dayvault Term  expires  April 

President 
Roger  A.  McDuffie 

Vice-President 

Robert  Neal  Watson 

Secretary-Treasurer 

H.  C.  McAllister,  Chapel  Hill 

General  Counsel 

J.  Ruffin  Bailey,  Raleigh 

Special  Counsel 
F.  O.  Bowman,  Chapel  Hill 

Inspector 
John  B.  Balas,  Charlotte 


28,  1963 
28,  1964 
28,  1965 
28,  1966 
28,  1967 


Chapel  Hill,  N.  C, 
May  1,  1962 
To  His  Excellency 
Governor  Terry  Sanford 
Raleigh,  N.  C. 
Dear  Sir: 

In  compliance  with  Article  4,  Section  90-57  of  the  General  Statutes  of  North  Carolina, 
we  are  pleased  to  submit  to  you  and  to  the  North  Carolina  Pharmaceutical  Association 
the  Eighty-First  Annual  Report  of  the  North  Carolina  Board  of  Pharmacy.  This  report 
contains  the  proceedings  of  the  Board  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  April  30,  1962. 

Respectfully   yours, 
X.  C.  Board  op  Pharmacy 
H.  C.  McAllister 

Secretary-Treasurer 


North  Carolina  Board  of  Pharmacy 


EIGHTY-FIRST  ANNUAL  REPORT 
OF  THE 

NORTH  CAROLINA  BOARD  OF  PHARMACY 


Membership 
Mr.  F.  W.  Dayvault  was  elected  to  suc- 
ceed himself  for  a  period  of  five  years  end- 
ing April  28,  1967.  At  the  June  meeting  the 
officers  of  the  previous  year  were  re-elected 
to  serve  for  a  period  of  one  year.  The 
officers  and  members  are  as  follows: 

Eoger   A.   McDuffie President 

E.  N.   Watson Vice-President 

H.  C.  McAllister  (non-member) 

Secretary-Treasurer 

F.  W.  Dayvault 

N.  O.  McDowell,  Jr. 
Harold  V.  Day 

Other  personnel  of  the  Board: 

General  Counsel J .  Ruffin  Bailey 

Special   Counsel F.    O.   Bowman 

Inspector J.  B.  Balas 

Meetings 
The  Board  held  ten  meetings  during  the 
year.  These  were  regular  meetings  and  were 
held  at  the  office  of  the  Board,  109  Church 
Street,  in  Chapel  Hill.  As  usual,  the  exami- 
nations for  license  were  held  in  June  and 
February.  The  results  of  the  examinations 
are  reported  below.  The  facilities  at.  the 
new  building  occupied  by  the  School  of 
Pharmacy,  and  which  are  made  available 
to  the  Board  for  holding  the  examination  in 
Practical  Pharmacy,  contribute  materially  to 
the  usefulness,  dignity,  and  ease  of  admin- 
istration of  this  branch  of  the  examinations. 
This  improvement  accrues  to  the  satisfaction 
of  both  the  Board  and  the  candidates  tak- 
ing the  examination. 

Administration 
The  personnel  complement  of  the  Board 
has  remained  unchanged  during  the  year. 
In  last  year 's  report  the  Board  brought  to 
your  attention  the  need  for  additional  field 
and  office  personnel  and  outlined  the  rea- 
sons for  this  need.  The  demands  for  services 
of  various  kinds  made  upon  the  Board  of- 
fice  continue   to    grow    in    number   and    char- 


acter. In  some  areas  of  the  Board 's  work 
the  situation  has  become  critical.  The  con- 
tinued work-load  "spreading"  is  beginning 
to  have  its  effect  in  diluting  the  thorough- 
ness and  quality  of  the  Board 's  services  in 
these  areas.  Specific  references  to  these 
needs  will  be  made  subsequently  in  this  re- 
port. 

Examinations 

The  objective  of  and  approach  to  the  ex- 
amination function  of  the  Board  is  often 
not  well  understood.  Frequently  the  state- 
ment is  made  to  the  effect  that  something 
must  be  wrong  with  board  examinations 
when  graduates  of  a  recognized  school  of 
pharmacy  fail  to  pass. 

In  order  to  fully  understand  the  nature 
of  board  examinations,  it  is  necessary  to  re- 
view all  of  the  statutory  prerequisites  for 
licensure.  In  addition  to  requiring  gradua- 
tion from  a  ' '  reputable  school  or  college  of 
pharmacy,"  the  law  says  that  the  candidate 
must  have  acquired  one  year  of  practical 
pharmacy  experience  under  the  instructions 
of  a  licensed  pharmacist  and  that  he  must 
pass  a  ' '  satisfactory  examination. ' '  When 
the  candidate  for  license  has  been  graduated 
from  an  accredited  school  of  pharmacy,  the 
Board  accepts  such  graduation  as  a  certifi- 
cation of  his  educational  fitness.  For  the 
Board  to  reexamine  him  on  his  educational 
attainments  would  not  only  be  a  duplication 
of  what  the  school  has  done  but  might  also 
indicate  a  lack  of  confidence  in  the  school's 
educational  program,  in  which  case  its  ''ac- 
creditation ' '  should  be  discontinued. 

Board  examinations  presuppose  educa- 
tional fitness.  The  Board's  job  is  to  see 
whether  the  candidate  for  license  has 
learned,  through  the  period  of  practical 
training  ami  experience  required  by  the 
statute,  to  translate  formal  knowledge 
gained  in  school  into  terms  of  practice  and 
to  surround  that  practice  with  such  safe- 
guards as  are  necessary  to  protect  the  pub- 
lic. 


Eighty-First  Annual  Report 


Tradition  has  established  the  practice  of 
permitting  candidates  who  have  been  grad- 
uated from  a  school  of  pharmacy  to  take  the 
"written"  examinations  before  they  have 
completed  their  practical  experience  and 
then  be  admitted  to  the  final  ''practical" 
portion  of  the  examinations  after  complet- 
ing the  practical  experience.  There  is  usu- 
ally a  high  failure  rate  among  these  candi- 
dates. This  is  as  should  be  expected  if  the 
examinations  accomplish  the  purpose  for 
which  they  were  designed — which  is  a  deter- 
mination of  safety  and  fitness  to  practice. 
Obviously  a  candidate  cannot  have  a  knowl- 
edge of  procedures  used  in  practice  in  which 
formal  knowledge  is  applied  unless  he  has 
had  the  benefit  of  that  practice  experience. 
Except  for  the  value  of  gaining  experience 
in  taking  a  board  examination,  the  candi- 
date for  license  would  be  well  advised  to 
refrain  from  taking  any  portion  of  the  ex- 
amination until  he  has  acquired  the  mini- 
mum of  practical  experience  as  required  by 
the  statute. 

In  June,  1961,  twenty-three  candidates 
qualified  for  admission  to  the  examination; 
fifteen  passed  and  were  registered.  They  are 
as  follows : 

Council  Foy  Bradshaw,  Chapel  Hill 
James  Peter  Copses,  Charlotte 
Ruff  us  Lynwood  Daughtry,  Princeton 
Charles  Farris  Himes,  Brevard 
William  Lewis  Johnson,  Jr.,  Garner 
Phebe  McDonald  Kirkman,  Winston-Salem 
Eugene  James  McDonald,  Reidsville 
Linda  Jones  Parham,  Kinston 
Dorothy  Bingham  Reaves,  Fayetteville 
Walter  Adrian  Rice,  Winston-Salem 
•kill n  Wesley  Saunders,  Raleigh 
Robert  Hunter  Shearin,  Warrenton 
James  Paul  Sheets,  West  Jefferson 
Terre  Milton  Smith,  Reidsville 
Gordon  Vincent  Wyche,  Weldon 

Charles  Farris  Himes  scored  tin'  highest 
grade,  and  James  Paul  Sheets  scored  the 
second  highest  grade. 

In  February,  1962,  forty-five  candidates 
qualified  for  admission  to  the  examination; 
thirty-four  passed  and  were  registered.  They 
are  as  follows: 

Robert  Layton  Barbour,  Burlington 
Barbara  Jane  Bell,  Raleigh 


Barry  Max  Bell,  Gastonia 
Charles  David  Bell,  Winston-Salem 
Alpheus  Worth  Benthall,  Carthage 
Arthur  Long  Bradsher,  Jr.,  Roxboro 
Sarah  Fpchurch  Browning,  Chapel  Hill 
Gary   Stanley   Cooper,   Rutherfordton 
Phillip  Francis  Crouch,  Asheville 
Sterling  Gray  Dixon,   Durham 
Ann  Bills  Garrou,  Valdese 
Charles  Thomas  Gibson,  Goldsboro 
Samuel  Stephen  Goodwin,  Monroe 
Robert  Lee  Gordon,  Gary 
Adrian  Clay  Gupton,  Louisburg 
James  Jackson  Horn,  Lawndale 
Kent  Loewe  Huffman,  Winston-Salem 
David  Eugene  Keever,  Lineolnton 
Bobby  James  Kincaid,  Greensboro 
Walter  Harold  Lasater,  Durham 
George  Collins  McLarty,  Jr.,  High  Point 
James  Frederick  Meares,  Wilson 
William  White  Morris,  Gastonia 
Robert  Greer  Parker,  Winston-Salem 
Adie  Grey  Pelt,  Goldsboro 
Hazel  Green  Post,  Morrisville 
Miles  Herbert  Purser,  Hampton,  Virginia 
Jessie  Van  Putnam,  Bessemer  City 
Ernest     Augustus     Randleman,    Jr.,     Mount 

Airy 
Benjamin  S.  Savoia,  Jr.,  Salisbury 
Donald  Judd  Smith,  Forest  City 
Larry  Glenn  Snider,  Canton 
Van  Darwin  Weaver,  Spring  Hope 
John  Richard  White,  Henderson 

Sarah  Upchureh  Browning  scored  the 
highest  grade. 

Registration  by  Reciprocity 

Thirty-nine  applications  for  reciprocal 
registration  have  been  accepted  and  the  ap- 
plicants registered.  One  application  was  re- 
jected. 

Seventeen  pharmacists  registered  in  North 
Carolina  have  been  certified  to  other  states. 
AH  applications  from  North  Carolina  have 
been  accepted  by  the  states  to  which  appli- 
cation was  made.  Those  registered  in  this 
state  are  as  follows: 

James  Stanley  Liverman,  Jr.,  June  1,   1961, 

from   South   Carolina 
James  Leonard  Brannon,  Jr..  dune  30,  1961, 

from  Illinois 
Herbert  James  Hames.  June  30,  1961,  from 

South   Carolina 


North  Carolina  Board  op  Pharmacy 


Bobert  Louis  Gregory,  June  30,  1961,  from 

South  Carolina 
Eobert  Frank   Shimon,  June  30,   1961,   from 

Wisconsin 
Denford   Harold    Oxendine,    June    30,    1961, 

from  South   Carolina 
Eoy  Lee  Garrett,  June  30,   1961,   from  Vir- 
ginia 
Arthur    Alexander    Anderson,   July   3,    1961, 

from  Georgia 
Dillard    Arnold    Connelly,    August    1,    1961, 

from  South  Carolina 
James   Thomas   Burton,  September   2,   1961, 

from  Georgia 
Don  Douglas  Norman,   September   19,  1961, 

from  Georgia 
Harry   Mallehok,   September   19,    1961,   from 

Michigan 
Bichard  Lee  Cox,  September  19,  1961,  from 

West  Virginia 
Thomas    Lee    Biehards,    Sr.,    September    19, 

1961,  from  Alabama 
Herman  Matthews  Burney,  October  2,  1961, 

from  District  of  Columbia 
Eobert  Carlton  Kemp,  October  5,  1961,  from 

Georgia 
Marshall  Louis  Newbem,  October  18,   1961, 

from  South  Carolina 
James    D.    Boatright,     November     1,     1961, 

from  Georgia 
William    Wells    Sogers,    November    1,    1961, 

from  South  Carolina 
Jerry   D.   Collins,   November    1,    1961,    from 

South  Carolina 
Willie    Hugh   Jennings,    November    1,    1961, 

from  Virginia 
Walker  Eugene  Kimbell,  November  1,  1961, 

from  Georgia 
Frances  Marie  Aucello,  December   11,   1961, 

from   Connecticut 
Alford  Howard  Graham,  December  11,  1961, 

from  Mississippi 
Claire  Darden   Eankin,   December   14,    1961, 

from   Iowa 
Donna  Marie  Eobertson,  December  15,  1961, 

from  West  Virginia 
Charles   Bobert    Newton,   January    29,    1962, 

from  South  Carolina 
Joseph  Latimer  Mullinax,  January  29,  1962, 

from  South   Carolina 
Haskell    J.    Hall,    January    29,    1962,    from 

South  Carolina 


Donald  Thurston  Miller,  February  21,  1962, 

from  Pennsylvania 
William    Earl    Nelson,    February    21,    1962, 

from  Georgia 
George  Mitchell  Turner,  February  26,  1962, 

from  South  Carolina 
Thomas    Myles    King,    Jr.,    March    7,    1962, 

from  Texas 
Harvey  A.  K.  Whitney,  March  7,  1962,  from 

Michigan 
Martin   Lee   Lambert,  Jr.,   March   20,   1962, 

from  Alabama 
Lam    Boykin    Britton,    Jr.,    April    17,    1962, 

from  South  Carolina 
James  Peter  Wallent,  April  17,   1962,  from 

Massachusetts 
James  Holden  Ward,    April  17,    1962,    from 

Mississippi 
Arthur    Ealey    Jones,    Jr.,    April    17.    1962, 

from   South  Carolina 

Pharmacists  Beregistered 
Seven    pharmacists    whose    licenses    were 
allowed    to    lapse    or   who   were    on    the   in- 
active  list  have   been   reinstated  during   the 
fiscal  year.    They  are  as  follows: 

Elizabeth  W.  Mattison 
Willard  I.  Herring 
Jose  Bamos 
Lee  C.  Lewis 
Emory  M.  Watson 
Harold  L.  Ball 
W.  C.  Sharpe 

Pharmacists   Bemoved  from   the 
Eegistered  List  by  Bequest  or  Failure 
to  Eenew — 27 
Frank  Warren  Bennett 
Barbara  Bess  Carson 
Benjamin  F.  Cooper,  Jr. 
Donald  French 
George  Bay  Graham 
Eobert  Gardner  Ham 
Reeves  Hawkins 
Wilson  Walter  Henry 
Johnnie  M.  Holmes,  Jr. 
Bobert  Louis  Holt 
Edwin  Cavanaugh  Howard 
Robert  Monroe  Inman 
Edward  Parker  Judy 
William  Burton  Lyon 
William    Clyde   McManus 


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Eighty-First  Annual  Report 


Douglas  Rhett  Mowrey 
John  L.  Mullen 
Nicholas  F.  Nixon,  Jr. 
Nathaniel  Lewis  Prather 
Luther  W.  Richardson 
William  A.  Sappenfield 


John  Bennett  Sprinkle 
Maggie  Suominen 
Miriam  Suzanne  Thorpe 
Richard  Kendrick  Webb 
Charles  Pleasant  Willson 
Gerald  Wavnion  Wilson 


North  Carolina  Board  of  Pharmacy 


In  Memoriam 

Pharmacists  Who  Have  Died  During  the  Year 
(31  Pharmacists) 

Leonard  W.  Aiken— 8-S-61 Mars  Hill 

Jarvis  Marion  Alligood — 7-9-61 Greenville 

Joe  M.  Anderson — 11-17-61 New  Bern 

Oscar  David   Biddy— 1-23-62 Brevard 

H.  L.  Bishop— 3-31-62 Asheville 

Charles  Alvin  Brady — 5-5-61 Hickory 

Ellie  Burton  Bristow — 5-27-61 Rockingham 

Garland    A.    Eatman— 10-1-61 Wilson 

William    B.    Ennett — -4-17-62 Swansboro 

Eoscoe    C.    Faulconer — 2-20-62 Burlington 

Loamie     Gilbert — 5-1-61    Benson 

Eric  F.  Glenn— 8-17-61 Morehead  City 

Lewis  I.  Grantham — 4-26-62 St.  Pauls 

Herbert    Cooper    Greene — 5-31-61 Charlotte 

Needham   B.    Herring — 6-15-61 Wilson 

Eobert    E.    Herring— 9-17-61 Oxford 

John  Palmer  Horton — 10-5-61 North  Wilkesboro 

Graham   P.   Johnson — 1-17-62 Jacksonville 

James    E.    Johnson — 6-24-61 Lumberton 

Leon    B.    Joiner — 3-1-62 Salisbury 

James   Fleming  Lyon — 5-7-61 Arlington,    Va. 

John  H.  McLelland — 1-8-62 Mooresville 

William  George  Nelson — 6-6-61 Atlanta,  Ga. 

Elery  Watson   Oliver — 1-30-62 .      Greensboro 

Moses   A.   Peacock — 8-27-61 Benson 

Herman  C.   Price — 10-22-62 Creedmoor 

Harry  B.  Eimerman — 6-18-61 Cape  May,  N.  J. 

John    F.    Simpson — 12-25-61 Ealeigh 

John    A.    Underbill— 3-25-62 High    Point 

William    F.    Welborn — 11-3-61 Lexington 

Hey  C.  Whiteley — 9-7-61 Morganton 


Eighty-First  Annual  Report 
SUMMARY  OF  PHARMACISTS  OX  THE  ACTIVE  ROSTER 


A.  Total  number  of  pharmacists  in  good  standing  on  roster 

B.  Total  number  actively  engaged  in  pharmaceutical 

pursuits  (in  State ) 

1.  In  retail  pharmacy 

a .  As  owners 

b.  As  partners 

c.  As  employees 

2.  Part-time  retail  employees 

3.  In  hospital  pharmacy  (civilian) 

4.  In  hospital  pharmacy  V.A.  (in  State) 

5.  In  wholesale  &  mfg.  labs 

6.  As  field  rep.  for  mfg.  &  wh 

7.  Teaching  (students)  &  govt 

8.  In  misc.  ph.  pursuits 

C.  Total  number  who  reside  IN  State  &  NOT  engaged 

in  ph.  pursuits 

1.  Unemployed  (at  time  of  renewal) 

2.  Retired 

3.  Otherwise  engaged 

D.  Number  who  reside  OUT  of  State 

E.  Number  serving  with  Armed  Forces 

F.  Number  in  "B"  who  are  women 

G.  Number  in  "A"  who  are  women 

H.  Number  of  women  not  engaged  in  pharmacy  pursuits 

(G  minus  F) 


289 

227 

199 

8 

25 

166 

7 

16 
0 
0 
3 
2 

0 


1 

0 

6 

40 

15 

30 

47 


658 

553 

508 

96 

128 

284 

14 

18 

2 

0 

5 

1 

24 
1 
0 

23 

2 
35 
66 

31 


390 

329 
301 

92 

82 

127 

5 

11 

4 

1 

9 

2 

0 

3 

0 
0 
3 

54 
0 

17 

28 

11 


271 

228 

204 

85 

50 

69 

4 

5 

2 

3 

6 

4 

2 

12 
0 
3 

9 

29 

0 

3 

4 


143 

115 

95 

32 

25 

38 

8 

4 

0 

4 

3 

0 

1 

13 
0 

10 
3 

15 
0 
3 
5 


131 

107 

100 

41 

22 

87 

4 

1 

0 
2 
0 
0 
0 

17 
0 

12 
5 
7 
0 
0 
0 


179 

110 

83 
33 

15 
35 
27 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

57 
0 

51 
6 

12 
0 
0 
0 


2C61 

1669 

1490 

387 

347 

756 

69 

55 

8 

10 

28 

13 

4 

133 

2 

76 

55 

234 

17 

88 
150 

62 


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Qualifications  of  Pharmacists  in  "B"  (Summary) 

Non-graduates 

Graduates  of  2  vear  courses 

Graduates  of  3  year  courses 

Graduates  of  4  vear  courses 

Total  in  "B" 

0 

0 

0 

227 

227 

0 

0 

0 

289 

289 

0 

0 

0 

553 

553 

0 

0 

0 

65S 

658 

10 

0 

17 

302 

329 

11 

0 

19 

360 

390 

35 
61 
S9 
43 

22S 

24 

78 

10 

3 

115 

56 
40 
10 

1 

107 

66 

52 

10 

3 

131 

66 

34 

10 

0 

110 

117 

49 

13 

0 

171) 

191 

213 

136 

1129 

1669 

Qualifications  of  Pharmacists  in  "A"  (Summary) 

Non-graduates 

Graduates  of  2  year  courses 

37 

74 

104 

56 

271 

29 

92 

16 

6 

143 

260 
267 

Graduates  of  3  vear  courses 

Graduates  of  4  vear  courses 

Total  in  "A" 

162 
1372 

2061 

North  Carolina  Board  of  Pharmacy 
SUMMARY  OF  PHARMACIES  REGISTERED 


Total  number  of  pharmacies  in  State 

Number  classified  as  hospital  pharmacies 

Number  serviced  by  one  pharmacist 

Number  serviced  by  two  pharmacists 

Number  serviced  by  three  pharmacists 

Number  serviced  by  four  pharmacists 

Number  serviced  by  six  pharmacists 

Number  classified  as  retail  pharmacies 

Number  serviced  by  one  pharmacist 

Number  serviced  by  one  pharmacist  and  one  or  more  part-time  pharmacists 

Number  serviced  by  one  pharmacist  and  one  or  more  assistant  pharmacists 

Number  serviced  by  two  pharmacists 

Number  serviced  by  two  pharmacists  and  one  or  more  part-time  pharmacists 

Number  serviced  by  two  pharmacists  and  one  or  more  assistant  pharmacists 

Number  serviced  by  three  pharmacists 

Number  serviced  by  four  or  more  pharmacists 

Number  serviced  by  permitted  physicians 

Number  serviced  by  permitted  physician  and  one  assistant  pharmacist . 
Ownership  of  retail  pharmacies  (hospitals  excluded)  is  vested  as  follows: 

Stores  owned  solely  by  pharmacists 

Stores  owned  by  pharmacists  &  non-pharmacists  (pharmacist  over  50%). 
Stores  owned  by  pharmacists  &  non-pharmacists  (non-pharmacist  over  50' 

Stores  owned  by  pharmacists  &  non-pharmacists  (50%-50%) 

Stores  owned  solely  by  non-pharmacists 


16 

8 
5 
1 
1 

556 
102 

16 
332 

10 
3 

41 


516 
91 
76 

88 
200 


31 


976 


1007 


HOURS  OPEN  PER  WEEK  OF  RETAIL  PHARMACIES 


Under  60 8.84% 

60-64 11.43% 

65-69 12.84% 

70-74 12.76% 

75-79 18.55% 


80-84 11.63% 

85-89 13.90% 

90-94 5.92% 

95-99 2.49% 

Over  100 1 .  15% 


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Prescriptions 

An  average  of  19,739  prescriptions  were 
reported  as  being  dispensed  in  857  phar- 
macies. This  is  approximately  six  hundred 
prescriptions  per  pharmacy  less  than  were 
reported  last  year.  Projecting  the  number 
filled  per  pharmacy  to  the  total  number  of 
pharmacies,  there  were  slightly  less  than  20 
million  prescriptions  filled  in  the  state  last 
year.  The  drop  of  approximately  %  million 
is  doubtless  accounted  for  by  the  fact  that 
no  epidemic  occurred  during  this  period  as 
was  the  case  the  preceding  year. 

Pharmacists 
On  May  1st  there  were  2,061  pharmacists 
on  the  active  roster.  This  represents  a  net 
increase  of  42  over  the  previous  year.  How- 
ever, the  net  increase  in  those  pharmacists 
who  are  engaged  in  pharmaceutical  pursuits 
was  only  10.  For  the  first  time  in  more  than 
fifteen  years  there  occurred  a  decrease  in 
the  number  of  pharmacists  in  community 
practice  (retail).  This  loss  was  twenty-three. 
In  addition,  there  was  a  loss  of  10  in  those 
pharmacists  who  were  in  community  prac- 
tice on  a  part  time  basis.  With  this  change 
in  areas  of  practice,  there  was  an  increase 
in  those  located  in  civilian  hospital  practice 
(6)  and  in  V.A.  hospitals  (5),  and  manu- 
facturers' representatives  (5).  It  is  im- 
portant that  the  causes  for  the  loss  in  the 
number  of  pharmacists  in  community  prac- 
tice be  identified  and  that  the  necessary 
steps  be  taken  to  correct  this  situation.  Sev- 
eral years  ago  the  hope  was  expressed  that 
by  1970  there  would  lie  2.0  pharmacists  per 
outlet.  If  this  figure  were  applied  today  we 
would  have  a  deficit  of  approximately  500 
pharmacists.  To  achieve  our  goal  we  must 
have  a  net  increase  of  at  least  65  pharma- 
cists per  year  in  the  area  of  hospital  and 
community  practice. 

Pharmacies 
There  was  a  net  increase  of  14  pharmacy 
outlets  in  the  state  last  year.  One  of  these 
was  a  hospital  pharmacy;  the  remainder 
were  retail  pharmacies.  The  loss  in  the  num- 
ber of  pharmacists  in  practice  depressed  the 
ratio  of  pharmacist  to  pharmacy  outlet  from 
1.54  to  1.53.  It  is  too  early  to  determine 
whether  this  is  a  temporary  situation  or  the 


beginning  of  a  trend.  As  stated  earlier,  it 
is  important  that  this  be  determined.  If  it 
is  found  to  be  a  trend,  it  will  be  necessary 
to  adopt  such  remedial  measures  as  are  ap- 
propriate. 

Special  Keport 

(Presented  at  the  annual  convention  of 
the  North  Carolina  Pharmaceutical  Asso- 
ciation and  the  Old  North  State  Pharmaceu- 
tical Association) 

Last  year  the  Board  pointed  out  some  of 
the  things  which  it  felt  were  challenging  the 
very  future  survival  of  our  profession  in 
the  form,  dimensions  and  relationships  of 
the  past.  It  called  attention  to  the  Federal 
antitrust  suits,  mail  order  prescription  serv- 
ices, Senate  subcommittee  investigations — 
with  resultant  public  reactions — continued 
Federal  encroachment  in  the  area  of  the 
regulation  of  professional  practice,  the  de- 
teriorating public  image  of  pharmacy,  etc. 
The  Board  also  pointed  out  the  challenges 
to  the  private  practice  of  pharmacy  as  rep- 
resented by  the  industrial  health  services, 
hospitals,  nursing  and  rest  homes,  state 
operated  services,  etc.  Since  that  time  there 
have  been  added  the  discount  houses,  closed 
door  union  pharmacies,  vending  machines  for 
prescription  drugs,  supermarket  prescription 
departments,  and  other  equally  unorthodox 
mechanisms.  Blend  all  of  these  things  to- 
gether and  they  assume  a  form  and  char- 
acter that  can  be  portrayed  in  a  single  de- 
scription— the  phantom  pharmacist,  the 
pharmacist  who  nobody  sees,  or  knows,  and 
of  whose  existence  the  public  becomes  less 
and  less  aware — the  pharmacist  about  whose 
situation  something  must  be  done,  lest  all 
of  us  also  become  in  fact  phantoms  whose 
real  existence  is  only  in  the  fantasies  of 
memory. 

What  has  just  been  said  might  appear  to 
some  of  you  to  be  a  gross  exaggeration  of 
the  perils  that  face  our  profession.  You 
might  say  that  you  know  better  because  you 
are  in  daily  contact  with  the  public  and  that 
your  patrons  know  and  appreciate  you.  This 
also  is  true  beyond  doubt.  But  does  the 
fruit  of  the  tree  know  that  the  heart  of  the 
trunk  is  being  devoured  until  the  trunk  can 
no  longer  support  the  fruit? 

As  president  of  the  National  Association 
of  Boards  of  Pharmacy,  the  Secretary  of  the 


North  Carolina  Board  of  Pharmacy 


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North  Carolina  Board  met  with  the  boards 
and  faculties  of  the  schools  of  thirty-six  of 
the  fifty  states  during  the  past  year.  Here 
firsthand  information  was  gathered  that  will 
serve  to  document  what  is  happening  in 
other  areas  of  our  country,  and  which  in 
iturn  serves  as  a  basis  on  which  to  make  a 
judgment,  and  to  express  a  very  real  concern 
that  the  elements  that  make  up  the  phantom 
pharmacist  do  in  fact  endanger  pharmacy  in 
North  Carolina.  Compared  with  some  other 
areas  of  the  country,  you  do  not  know  how 
fortunate  you  are.  It  would  be  interesting 
and  informative  to  make  some  comparisons, 
but  this  must  wait  for  another  time.  The 
situation  can  be  summed  up  by  quoting  from 
a  letter  recently  received  from  one  of  our 
own  graduates,  who  has  been  located  in 
another  area  of  the  United  States  for  some 
years.  After  mentioning  many  of  the  things 
enumerated  above,  he  closed  his  letter  by 
saying,  "Please  don't  let  what's  happening 
to  pharmacy  here  happen  to  it  in  North 
Carolina."  Whether  or  not  these  things 
happen  in  North  Carolina,  and  to  you, 
will  depend  largely  on  you — on  what  you 
are  willing  to  do  for  yourself,  or  what 
you  are  willing  to  let  be  done  for  you — (and 
it  might  be  added,  or  what  you  will  allow 
to  be  done  to  you).  In  order  to  adequately 
protect  ourselves,  perhaps  Ave  should  examine 
some  of  our  defenses. 

In  last  year's  report  the  Board  made  brief 
mention  of  the  several  mechanisms  of  voca- 
tional control.  It  was  pointed  out  how  all 
vocational  activity  is  controlled  by  three 
main  forces — competition,  government  (e.g., 
law),  and  profession.  The  application  of 
these  forces  to  the  various  areas  of  voca- 
tional endeavor  is  a  study  within  itself. 
However,  certain  general  observations  can 
be  made.  For  example,  as  the  requirements 
for  entering  the  several  vocations  increase, 
control  tends  to  migrate  from  competition 
through  government  to  profession.  A  com- 
mon laborer  has  very  little  to  control  his 
vocational  activity  other  than  the  competi- 
tion of  getting  a  job,  while,  on  the  other 
hand,  the  vocational  pursuits  of  a  neurosur- 
geon are  limited  almost  solely  by  the  dic- 
tates of  professional  ethics,  which  limits  are 
those  within  his  professional  skill. 

It  would  be  useful  to  relate  each  of  the 
forces  of  vocational  control  to  the  practice 


of  pharmacy.  In  this  report,  however,  the 
Board  will  have  to  limit  itself  largely  to 
the  force  of  law,  with  only  brief  mention  of 
the  other  forces — competition  and  profes- 
sion. The  latter  two  are  more  properly  dealt 
with  by  those  having  primary  responsibili- 
ties in  these  areas.  However,  in  order  to 
keep  them  in  proper  perspective,  they  will 
be  treated  here  in  the  order  of  their  opera- 
tion. 

Competition. 

In  this  context,  competition  might  be  de- 
fined as  the  effort  of  two  or  more  parties, 
acting  independently,  to  secure  the  custom 
of  a  third  party  by  the  offer  of  the  most 
favorable  terms.  The  offer  of  the  most 
"favorable  terms"  through  quantity  or  qua- 
lity, forthwith  or  by  deception,  for  the  "cus- 
tom of  a  third  party"  has  created  what  we 
know  today  as  the  "jungle  of  the  market 
place" — and  here  the  laws  of  the  jungle 
prevail.  The  cunning  outwit  the  stolid.  The 
fleet  of  foot  overtake  the  plodder.  The 
strong  devour  the  weak,  and  terror  reigns  in 
the  hearts  of  all  but  the  mightiest.  It  is  im- 
mediately evident  that  this  is  not  the  force 
of  vocational  control  that  should  be  applied 
to  pharmacy  if  the  health  needs  of  the  pub- 
lic are  to  be  adequately  protected.  Unhap- 
pily, there  are  some  among  our  number  who 
have  not  yet  accepted  this  premise. 

Government. 

The  force  of  government  (or  law)  is,  per- 
haps, by  far  the  most  frequently  used  force 
to  regulate  vocational  pursuits.  How  often 
have  you  heard  the  statement  that  there 
ought  to  be  a  law  against  doing  this  thing 
or  permitting  that  condition  to  exist?  The 
desire  expressed  here,  of  course,  is  to  use 
the  authority  of  the  government  to  effect 
control  of  some  undesirable  situation  or  to 
make  a  given  condition  more  desirable.  Leg- 
islation is  a  normal  course  of  procedure  in 
a  society  such  as  ours — a  society  made  up  of 
such  diverse  groups  and  interests  that  the 
force  of  government  is  about  the  only  ele- 
ment of  control  that  is  common  to  all  seg- 
ments. That  we  have  legislated  control  of 
practically  every  aspect  of  pharmacy  prac- 
tice is  self-evident.  We  have  set  up  legal 
requirements  as  prerequisites  for  entry;  we 
have   surrounded   practice   with    a   multitude 


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of  restrictions.  We  have  regulated  the  places 
where  pharmacy  is  practiced,  and  we  have 
provided  procedures  and  conditions  for  re- 
moving those  from  practice  who  have  failed 
their  legal  and  sometimes  their  moral  re- 
sponsibilities. Just  as  the  force  of  competi- 
tion is  not  a  suitable  mechanism  for  the  con- 
trol of  the  practice  of  pharmacy,  so  is  gov- 
ernment (e.g.,  law)  not  the  most  desirable 
one,  since  the  progress  of  law  frequently 
lags  behind  the  development  of  ethics.  This 
is  true  because  not  all  ethical  principles  can 
be  effectively  established  by  legislation,  and 
legislators  (and  sometimes  pharmacists 
alike)  either  do  not  comprehend  or  cannot 
agree  on  the  mandates  pronounced  by  ethics. 
However,  the  nature  of  pharmacy  being 
what  it  is,  we  must  have  adequate  control  in 
order  to  protect  the  public  from  ignorance, 
incompetence,  and  lack  of  integrity  in  its 
practice. 

In  order  that  the  force  of  law,  where  it 
is  used  as  a  basis  for  the  control  of  phar- 
macy, might  be  better  understood,  it  will  be 
useful  to  review  the  derivation  of  its  au- 
thority and  the  basis  on  which  it  rests.  Gen- 
erally speaking,  a  government  may  exercise 
certain  basic  powers  which  it  has  to  regulate 
the  lives  and  to  preserve  or  to  restrict  the 
liberties  of  its  citizens — the  power  to  tax, 
the  power  to  require  the  bearing  of  arms, 
the  police  power,  etc.  It  is  the  police  power 
and  its  application  for  the  protection  of  the 
public  health  through  the  medium  of  the 
Board  of  Pharmacy  that  we  are  interested 
in  here.  The  police  power  of  the  state  can 
be  properly  exercised  only  for  the  protection 
of  the  public  health,  safety,  welfare  and 
morals  of  its  citizens  and  for  no  other  pur- 
pose. The  legislatures  in  all  of  the  states 
have  employed  this  power  to  regulate  the 
practice  of  pharmacy,  and  the  courts 
throughout  the  land  have  determined  that 
this  is  a  proper  application  of  the  police 
power  of  the  state.  This  has  been  necessary 
in  order  for  the  public  to  be  adequately  pro- 
tected from  ignorance,  incompetence,  and 
lack  of  integrity  in  the  practice  of  phar- 
macy. This  being  true,  the  legislatures  of 
the  several  states  must  avail  themselves  of 
the  services  of  those  who  are  conversant 
with  these  matters  (e.g.,  pharmacists)  in 
order  that  the  public  might  be  adequately 
protected.    It  is,  then,  for  this  purpose  that 


boards  of  pharmacy  have  been  created  i 
all  states.  As  agents  of  the  people  they  hav 
been  endowed  with  powers  of  varying  lati 
tude  to  regulate  the  practice  of  pharmacy 
in  the  public  interest.  These  powers  can  h 
used  for  no  other  purpose.  To  do  so  wouL 
not  only  be  illegal  but  would  also  constitub 
a  betrayal  of  a  public  trust.  It  is  important 
that  these  facts  be  remembered  so  that  al 
board  actions  might  be  firmly  lodged  in  pub 
lie  protection  and  not  in  a  misdirected  01 
thinly  disguised  personal  or  professional  ag 
grandizement  in  the  name  of  the  protection 
of  public  health.  Failure  to  strictly  and  im- 
partially observe  this  restraint  when  profes 
sional  problems  arise  or  to  aggressively  pur- 
sue duty  in  the  face  of  economic  pressures 
undermines  and  destroys  the  privilege  and 
right  of  self-regulation  in  the  name  of  the 
state.  It  is  with  this  background  in  mind 
that  the  Board  desires  to  focus  your  at- 
tention on  some  of  the  problems  with  which 
it  is  faced  and  to  explain  in  more  detail  a 
part  of  the  action  it  has  taken  to  resolve 
these  problems. 


Law  Bevision. 

For  more  than  twenty  years  the  Board  has 
periodically  called  to  the  attention  of  the 
pharmacists  of  the  state  the  need  for  the 
modernization  of  our  pharmacy  laws.  Our 
present  laws  were  passed  to  deal  with  a 
situation  which  existed  between  1881  and 
1905.  Our  laws  are  inadequate  to  cope  with 
the  many  problems  which  exist  today  and 
which  have  been  characterized  as  repre- 
sented in  the  phantom  pharmacist  and  the 
unorthodox  distribution  mechanisms  that 
presently  exist  and  continue  to  arise  every 
day.  The  Board  simply  does  not  have  the 
tools  with  which  to  work  in  discharging  its 
responsibilities  to  the  public  and  to  the  pro- 
fession. As  was  stated  before,  this  matter 
has  been  brought  to  the  attention  of  our 
pharmacists  on  numerous  occasions  during 
the  past  twenty  years.  More  especially  dur- 
ing the  past  three  sessions  of  the  Legislature 
have  we  attempted  to  create  support  among 
our  pharmacists  to  get  at  least  part  of  the 
modernization  job  done,  but  this  support  has 
either  been  passive  or  simply  did  not  exist 
at  all.  So  we  are  today  exactly  where  we 
were  twenty  years  ago  in  regard  to  this  mat- 
ter. 


North  Carolina  Board  of  Pharmacy 


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Supreme  Court  Decision. 

Prior  to  March,  1958,  the  basic  funda- 
mentals of  our  pharmacy  law  had  not  re- 
ceived the  scrutiny  of  our  high  court.  Only 
a  minor  issue  had  been  the  subject  of  court 
interpretation.  Although  the  Board  felt  that 
it  knew  what  was  intended  by  the  law,  in 
the  absence  of  court  interpretation  it  could 
not  be  sure  since  the  Board's  position  was 
constantly  being  challenged  by  pharmacists, 
attorneys,  and  anyone  else  whose  interest  it 
served  to  place  a  different  interpretation  on 
the  law  from  that  held  by  the  Board.  In 
1958  this  was  all  settled.  In  that  year  a 
case  brought  by  the  Board  was  appealed  to 
the  Supreme  Court.  The  facts  in  the  case 
were  that  an  unlicensed  clerk  with  fourteen 
years  experience  filled  a  prescription  for 
twelve  half  grain  phenobarbital  tablets 
while  not  under  the  immediate  supervision  of 
a  pharmacist,  but  who  could  have  called  or 
consulted  with  one  of  two  pharmacists  then 
on  duty  at  two  other  stores  owned  by  the 
same  person  as  the  store  in  which  the  act 
occurred.  In  handing  down  the  opinion  in 
favor  of  the  Board,  the  court  made  a  number 
of  significant  statements,  the  substance  of 
which  is  as  follows: 

(1)  Unquestionably,  the  General  Assem- 
bly, in  the  exercise  of  the  police 
power  of  the  State,  may  regulate  the 
practice  of  pharmacy  .  .  . 

(2)  The  fact  that  the  unlicensed  clerk  had 
had  fourteen  years  experience  in  fill- 
ing and  compounding  prescriptions  as 
an  aid  to  and  under  the  supervision  of 
a  registered  pharmacist  is  beside  the 
point.  If  defendants  said  contention 
were  accepted,  the  unlicensed  person, 
in  deciding  whether  he  needed  the  ad- 
vice or  direction  of  a  registered  phar- 
macist, would  necessarily  lie  the  sole 
judge  of  his  own  qualifications  and 
competency  .  .  .  The  construction  con- 
tended for  by  defendants  would  write 
into  the  statute  a  provision  it  does 
not  contain,  namely,  a  provision  to 
the  effect  that  during  the  temporary 
absence  of  the  licensed  pharmacist 
an  unlicensed  person  may  conduct  or 
have  charge  of  the  store. 

(3)  These  statutes  are  to  be  construed  in 
pari    materia    and    when    so    construed 


provide  that  it  shall  lie  unlawful  for 
any  person  not  licensed  as  a  pharma- 
cist or  assistant  pharmacist  to  com- 
pound, dispense  or  sell  at  retail  any 
drug,  etc.,  upon  the  prescription  of  a 
physician  or  otherwise,  or  to  com- 
pound physicians '  prescriptions  ex- 
cept as  an  aid  to  and  under  the  im- 
mediate supervision  of  a  person  li- 
censed as  a  pharmacist  or  assista)it 
pliarmacist   under  this  article. 

This  case  is  perhaps  the  most  significant 
thing  that  has  happened  to  pharmacy  in 
North  Carolina  in  the  past  fifty  years.  In  it 
the  court  said  who  could  do  what,  when  and 
where. 

In  1947  the  General  Assembly  of  North 
Carolina  passed  the  following  resolution: 
"Whereas,  the  illegal  practice  of  pharmacy 
involving  the  use  of  many  dangerous  drugs 
and  the  internal  use  of  these  drugs  and  med- 
icines by  the  public  is  emminently  danger- 
ous to  the  public  health  and  welfare — such 
illegal  practice  is  hereby  declared  to  be 
against  public  policy."  The  Board  of  Phar- 
macy cannot,  nor  does  it  desire,  to  escape 
the  implications  contained  in  the  court  de- 
cision and  the  legislature's  pronouncement 
to  discharge  its  responsibility  to  protect  the 
public.  On  the  contrary,  the  Board  views 
these  as  mandates  for  the  exercise  of  the 
police  power  in  vocational  control. 

Practitioner  Responsibility. 

Registration  as  a  pharmacist  is  not  a 
right  but  a  professional  privilege.  No  one 
has  a  right  to  enter  a  profession,  but  he  is 
privileged  to  do  so  under  certain  conditions. 
The  conditions  which  must  be  met  by  a 
person  entering  a  profession  must  also  be 
observed  as  long  as  the  privilege  of  remain- 
ing in  the  profession  is  exercised.  U.  S. 
Supreme  Court  Justice  Cordozo  said,  "Mem- 
bership (in  a  profession)  is  a  privilege 
burdened  with  conditions.  Compliance  with 
(these  conditions)  is  essential  at  the  moment 
of  admission,  but  (they  are)  equally  es- 
sential afterwards.  Whenever  the  condi- 
tions (are)  broken,  the  privilege  is  lost."  It 
might  be  added  to  what  Justice  Cordozo  has 
said  that  failure  to  observe  the  conditions 
burdening  membership  in  a  profession,  while 
at   the   same   time   attempting   to   exploit    or 


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even  enjoy  the  privileges  thereof,  results  in 
the  creation  of  a  false  situation  in  the  form 
of  an  illegal  monopoly  at  the  public  ex- 
pense. This,  of  course,  cannot  stand.  These 
things  being  true,  it  becomes  immediately 
evident  then  that  each  pharmacist  who  holds 
the  privilege  of  a  license  must  assume  the 
burden  of  obligation  to  protect  the  public 
from  ignorance,  incompetence,  and  lack  of 
integrity  to  the  same  extent  that  the  Board 
has  the  responsibility  to  see  that  he  does  it. 
This  is  the  situation  with  which  the  Board 
finds  itself  faced. 

It  was  stated  earlier  that  repeated  efforts 
had  been  made  to  equip  the  Board  with  the 
necessary  tools  to  perform  its  function  but 
that  these  had  not  been  fruitful.  However, 
the  fact  that  we  have  failed  to  secure  these 
needed  changes  in  no  way  lessens  the  Board's 
obligation  to  the  public.  It  was,  therefore, 
necessary  for  the  Board  to  find  some  other 
means  whereby  it  could  discharge  its  duty 
under  the  law. 

Kealiziug  that  it  could  not  foresee  all 
possible  situations  which  might  arise  in  the 
control  of  the  practice  of  pharmacy,  the 
Legislature  very  wisely  endowed  the  Board 
with  the  power  to  make  certain  rules  and 
regulations.  G.  S.  90-57  states,  in  part,  "The 
Board  of  Pharmacy  shall  have  .  .  .  power 
and  authority  .  .  .'  to  adopt  such  rules,  regu- 
lations, and  bylaws  ...  as  may  be  necessary 
.  .  .  for  the  discharge  of  the  duties  imposed 
under  this  article  .  .  ."  The  Board  has  used 
this  authority  on  numerous  occasions  to 
make  definitions,  to  clarify  or  restrict  prac- 
tice acts,  to  prescribe  practical  experience 
requirements  and  for  many  other  purposes. 
The  most  recent  exercise  of  the  rule  making 
power  of  the  Board  was  employed  to  require 
that,  among  other  things,  the  pharmacist  dis- 
pensing or  immediately  supervising  the  dis- 
pensing of  a  prescription  indicate  this  on 
the  prescription  label  by  the  use  of  the 
words  "Filled  by''  or  "Dispensed  by''  fol- 
lowed by  the  name  of  the  pharmacist  who 
filled  or  supervised  the  filling  of  the  pre- 
scription. This  regulation  has  stimulated 
considerable  discussion.  For  that  reason, 
most  of  the  remainder  of  the  report  will  be 
devoted  to  a  clarification  of  the  Board's 
purposes  in  adopting  the  regulation  and  an 
explanation  of  what  it  is  hoped  may  lie  ac- 
complished through   its  operation. 


The  immediate  aim  of  the  regulation  is 
to  enable  the  public  to  receive  a  positive  rep- 
resentation that  it  has  received  what  it  is 
entitled  to  under  the  law.  You  will  recall 
what  the  Supreme  Court  had  to  say  on  this 
matter.  All  of  the  information  required  by 
the  new  regulation  to  be  placed  on  the  label, 
with  the  exception  of  the  representation  of 
who  filled  the  prescription,  has  customarily 
been  placed  on  prescription  labels  in  the 
past.  The  only  thing  that  has  been  added 
is  the  certification  of  the  pharmacist.  In  con- 
sidering the  propriety  of  making  this  latter 
requirement,  the  Board  was  reminded  of  the 
analogy  that  can  be  drawn  between  this 
and  the  practices  in  other  professions.  A 
lawyer  signs  documents  he  prepares.  An 
architect  signs  his  blueprints  and  specifica- 
tions. Yes,  a  doctor  signs  his  prescriptions. 
These  are  all  certifications  of  the  respon- 
sibility of  the  practitioner.  Should  the  pub- 
lie  be  denied  like  certification  when  it  has 
prescriptions  filled?  This,  in  effect,  is  what 
the  regulation  does — it  simply  certifies  to 
the  public  that  it  is  receiving  what  the  law 
says  it  is  entitled  to  receive. 

The  basic  underlying  principles  and  phi- 
losophies which  prompted  the  Board  to 
make  the  regulation  have  been  dealt  with 
above  at  some  length.  The  mechanics  of 
what  is  required  and  the  requirements  them- 
selves are  very  simply  met,  although  some 
who  are  doubtless  motivated  by  self-interests 
might  have  led  you  to  believe  otherwise.  As 
stated  above,  the  required  certification  can 
lie  made  simply  by  placing  on  the  label  (or 
an  auxiliary  label)  "Filled  or  dispensed  by" 
and  the  name  of  the  pharmacist.  This  in- 
formation may  be  printed,  typed,  rubber 
stamped,  or  written  in  longhand.  It  is  sim- 
ply the  representation  to  the  public  that  the 
Board  is  interested  in.  So  much  for  legal 
control. 

Profession. 

We  come  now  to  the  final  force  regulat- 
ing vocational  activity — profession. 

The  three  generally  recognized  basic  re- 
quirements prerequisite  to  profession  are: 

(1)  that    practitioners    acquire    an    intel- 
lectually based  technique ; 

(2)  that   practitioners  assume   a   relation- 
ship of  responsibility  toward  clients; 


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(3)  that  practitioners  are  organized  into 
responsible  associations,  which  set 
standards  of  practice  and  exert  con- 
trol over  the  action  of  their  members 
through  codes  of  ethics. 

Your  attention  is  invited  in  particular  to 
Item  2 — practitioner  responsibility  to  client. 
This  in  profession  is  a  duty,  whereas  it  is  a 
mandatory  requirement  in  government  or 
law.  In  either  mechanism  of  vocational  con- 
trol, however,  it  is  a  requirement.  How  does 
this  requirement  relate  to  the  phantom  phar- 
macist as  represented  in  the  prescription  call 
check  in  our  large  emporia  of  scrambled 
merchandise,  and  the  discount  house  and 
supermarket?  How  does  it  relate  to  the  un- 
orthodox prescription  mechanisms  of  the 
mail  order  prescription  services,  or  the  pick- 
ap  stations?  In  each  and  all  of  these  the 
oublic  gets  what  it  believes  is  a  commodity 
)f  commerce.  It  pays  for  what  it  believes 
s  only  a  commodity  of  commerce.  It  sees 
10  pharmacist  making  judgments  on  the  Ex 
le  fills.  It  sees  no  pharmacist  to  give  it  any 
special  direction  or  advice  on  the  use  of  its 
nedication.  There  is  no  pharmacist  to  whom 
t  might  direct  questions  or  from  whom  it 
night  secure  counsel  and  advice.  There  is 
mly  the  gum  chewing  clerk,  the  over-anxious 
'heckout  girl,  or  the  ever-faithful  postman — 
ill  of  whom  say  "five  dollars,  please.''  The 
>hantom  pharmacist — the  man  who  may  or 
nay  not  be  there.  Is  it  very  difficult  to 
mderstand  that  even  beyond  certification  to 
he  public,  the  Board  desires  to  relate  phar- 
maceutical services  to  the  pharmacist?  We 
lave  come  to  charge  many  of  the  ills  that 
'ace  our  profession  to  outside  forces.  There 
s  no  doubt  that  this  charge  is  valid  to  an 
xtent.  But  the  fault  for  these  things  is  ours 
nd  ours  alone.  It  is  purely  and  simply  a 
natter  of  individual  pharmacist  responsi- 
!  >ility.  No  pharmacy  or  drug  store — no  pre- 
ription  department  in  ;i  discount  house  or 
upermarket  can  be  operated  under  the  law 
Q  any  state  unless  a  pharmacist  is  there 
nd  "conducts  or  manages"  this  pharmacy, 
rug  store,  or  prescription  department. 
vnether  he  will  sell  his  professional  privi- 
;ge  for  the  conduct  of  some  of  these  outlets 
r  how  he  permits  them  to  be  operated  is 
is  responsibility.  If  there  is  no  pharmacist, 
here   can    be   no    pharmacy,    drug    store,    or 


prescription  department.  This,  too,  is  his 
responsibility.  He  cannot  delegate  nor  can 
he  abdicate  this  responsibility  to  any  other 
person,  be  he  owner  or  otherwise.  This  the 
Supreme  Court  has  said  and  the  Board  will 
be  sensitive  to  this  dictum.  Our  situation 
demands  that  we  relate  the  individual  phar- 
macist to  his  professional  service,  as  opposed 
to  that  of  commodity  distribution  and  that 
we  make  this  an  inseparable  relationship 
over  which  this  pharmacist  has  sole  control. 
Professional  responsibility  to  client  is  the 
only  answer  to  the  phantom  pharmacist.  Be- 
m ember  what  Justice  Cordozo  said — "Mem- 
bership (iu  a  profession)  is  a  privilege  bur- 
dened with  conditions.  Whenever  the  condi- 
tions   (are)   broken,  the  privilege  is  lost." 

BAILEY  AND  DIXON 

Attorneys  at  Law 
Ealeigh,  North  Carolina 

August  8,  1962 

North  Carolina  Board  of  Pharmacy 
Post  Office  Box  471 
Chapel  Hill,  North  Carolina 
In  re :   Annual  Eeport 

Gentlemen : 

It  is  our  pleasure  to  submit  this  our  an- 
nual report  of  our  activities  as  general 
counsel  for  the  North  Carolina  Board  of 
Pharmacy  during  the  fiscal  year  of  1961-62. 

The  business  of  the  Board  of  Pharmacy 
has  been  great  in  volume  and  varied  in  sub- 
ject matter  this  past  year,  and  the  under- 
signed has  been  in  attendance  at  all  meet- 
ings and  at  many  conferences  in  connection 
with  the  work  of  the  Board.  Many  of  the 
problems  handled  by  the  Board  this  year 
have  been  the  same  routine  disciplinary 
cases.  However,  it  is  felt  that  these  dis- 
ciplinary cases  should  be  declining  more  in 
volume  than  they  seem  to  be.  It  is  the 
feeling  of  this  office  that  the  members  of  the 
pharmaceutical  profession  may  not  have 
taken  as  seriously  as  they  should  some  of 
their  legal  responsibilities,  and,  therefore, 
the  number  of  disciplinary  cases  and  variety 
of  problems  seems  to  be  greater  than  would 
ordinarily  be  expected. 

All  cases  involving  a  disciplinary  action 
have  been  handled  consistent  with  the 
authority    delegated    to    the    North    Carolina 


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Board  of  Pharmacy  by  the  legislature  and 
with  conscientious  consideration  given  to 
the  responsibilities  placed  upon  the  Board. 

The  rules  and  regulations  of  the  Board 
have  been  reviewed  from  time  to  time  during 
the  year,  and  new  rules  have  been  promul- 
gated which  should  bring  about  higher 
standards  of  practice  among  the  pharma- 
cists in  the  state  and  which  should  instill 
greater  confidence  in  the  pharmacists  by  the 
people  who  receive  the  services  of  this  pro- 
fessional man.  One  of  the  important  rules 
has  been  the  new  labeling  law,  and,  although 
there  have  been  many  to  speak  out  against 
the  same,  it  is  felt  that  this  is  certainly 
worthy  of  the  attention  of  all  for  the  pur- 
pose of  improving  the  doctor-pharmacist- 
patient  relationship. 

This  office  is  happy  to  have  served  the 
Board  during  the  past  year,  and  in  spite  of 
many  unpleasant  situations  which  have 
arisen  and  have  been  handled  by  the  Board, 
it  is  felt  that  much  has  been  accomplished 
even  though  at  times  it  is  apparent  that  we 
are  only  scratching  the  surface.  We  will 
continue  to  do  all  that  we  can  to  see  that 
the  law  is  enforced  impartially,  fairly  and 
with  vigor  throughout  the  entire  State  of 
North  Carolina. 

Yours  very  truly, 
BAILEY   AND   DIXON 
J.  Ruffin  Bailey 
JRBrst 

Charlotte,   N.   C. 

August  11,  1962 
To :  Members  of  the 
North  Carolina  Board  of  Pharmacy 
In  re:  Annual  Report 

I  submit  herewith  my  report  for  the 
period  from  May  1,  1961  to  April  30,  1962 
inclusive. 

The  following  inspections  and  investiga- 
tions were  made : 

Retail   Pharmacies    ...  1287 

Hospitals    17 

Class  5  (Narcotic)    61 

Sundry  Stores    9 

Manufacturers     3 

Investigations    44 

Total   1421 


During   the  period   of   this   report  I  hav< 
attended  all  regular  meetings  of  the  Board 
and  two  examinations  held  during  this  time. 
Respectfully  submitted, 
John  B.  Balas 

Inspection  and  Law  Enforcement 

The  Board  finds  it  necessary  to  again  call| 
attention  to  its  needs  particularly  in  tin 
area  of  personnel.  Presently  there  is  only 
one  inspector  to  cover  the  entire  state.  At 
torney  Bailey  called  attention  to  the  fact 
that  it  appears  that  the  Board  is  "only 
scratching  the  surface."  The  lack  of  ade 
quate  personnel  is  one  of  the  reasons  foi 
this.  The  demands  for  services  (both  in 
volume  and  variety)  made  upon  the  Board 
have  increased  immensely  during  the  past 
ten  years.  This  demand  has  now  reached  the 
point,  where  it  cannot  be  fully  satisfied.  Th( 
reason  for  this  is  lack  of  personnel.  The  de- 
ficiency of  personnel  is  caused,  as  was 
pointed  out  last  year,  by  the  Board's  in- 
ability at  present  to  finance  any  expansion 
in  this  area.  The  revenue  of  the  Board  re 
mains  essentially  what  it  was  ten  years  ago. 
Due  to  the  expansion  in  the  demand  for 
services  and  the  increase  in  the  cost  of 
rendering  these  services,  the  cost  of  Board 
operation  has  increased  44%  during  the  ten 
year  period.  The  Board  is  presently  having 
to  adjust  its  activities  to  its  income  and  oc- 
casionally it  operates  at  a  loss.  If  a  need 
for  a  given  service,  particularly  in  the  area 
of  law  enforcement,  goes  unsatisfied  some 
other  means  will  be  found  to  meet  the  need. 
This  is  already  beginning  to  occur.  It  is 
understood  that  the  State  Bureau  of  In- 
vestigation has  four  agents  assigned  to  drug 
control  work.  Presently  the  activities  of 
these  agents  is  directed  to  nonprofessional, 
illicit  channels  of  distribution.  If  the  pro- 
fession fails  to  adequately  police  its  own 
ranks,  there  is  no  alternative  but  for  this 
function  to  be  taken  over  by  other  agencies. 
The  profession  is  best  equipped  to  police  its 
own  ranks,  but  this  can  be  done  only  through 
adequate  financing.  The  Board  urges  that 
careful  consideration  again  be  given  to  the 
recommendations  made  last  year. 


North  Carolina  Board  op  Pharmacy  17 

j 

J  REPORT  ON  AUDIT 

OF  NORTH  CAROLINA  BOARD  OF  PHARMACY 

9  Chapel  Hill,  N.  C. 

May  1,  1961  to  April  30,  1962 

Board  Members 

toger  A.    McDuffie Greensboro 

jl.   N.   Watson Sanf ord 

larold  V.  Day Spruce  Pine 

Ifrank   W.   Dayvault Lenoir 

U.  0.  McDowell,  Jr Scotland  Neck 

n 

Officers 

j 

toger    A.    McDuffie President 

it.  N.  Watson Vice  President 

'I.   C.   McAllister Sec.-Treas. 

9 

Raymond  L.  Price 

k 

certified  public  accountant 

609  Commercial  Building 
Raleigh,  N.  C. 
June  2,  1962 
ho  The  Officers  &  Members  of  the 
Worth  Carolina  Board  of  Pharmacy : 
i 

fentlemen : 
j 

c  As  requested,  we  have  made  an  audit  of  the  financial  records  of  Mr.  H.  C.  McAllister, 
jiecretary-Treasurer  of  the  North  Carolina  Board  of  Pharmacy,  for  the  period  from  May  1, 
5'.961  to  April  30,  1962,  and  the  attached  Statement  of  Cash  Receipts  &  Disbursements 
.•resents  a  summary  of  Operations  for  the  fiscal  year. 

All  Receipts  entered  on  the  Cash  Book  were  in  agreement  with  duplicate  receipts  on 
ile  and  were  properly  deposited  in  the  bank.  Disbursements  for  the  fiscal  year  were  made 
or  apparently  proper  purposes  and  are  supported  by  signed,  paid  cheeks,  receipted  bills, 
tc. 

The  Balance  On  Hand  at  April  30,  1962  consists  of  the  following: 

Cash  in  Banks: 

The  Bank   of  Chapel   Hill  ..$21,515.71 

The  University  Nat  '1  Bank 

of  Chapel  Hill   (Savings)  10,491.59  $32,010.30 

Investments : 

U.   S.   Treasury  Bonds    (2%%)  5,000.00 

Total  Balance  April  30,  V.>62 $37,010.30 


The  Cash   in   Banks   was   reconciled   and    verified.     The   five   U.    S.    Treasury   Bonds   of 
fl.OOO.OO  each  were  inspected. 

The  fidelity  bond  for  the  Secretary  &  Treasurer,  in  the  amount  of  $5,000.00,  has  been 
Continued  to  October   1,   1962.    Two  fire  insurance  policies  of  $2,500.00  each,  or  a  total  of 
'i5,000.00  on  office  equipment,  were  examined. 

The  records,  as  heretofore,  are  in  splendid  condition  and  no  difficulty  was  experienced 
ii  the  verification  thereof.  In  the  course  of  the  examination,  all  books,  records  and  papers 
i'ere  placed  at  our  disposal  ami  every  assistance  rendered  and  courtesy  extended  that  would 
1  acilitate  our  work. 

Respectfully  submitted, 
R.  L.  Price 
tLP:FMB  Certified  Public  Accountant 


18  Eighty-First  Annual  Report 

NORTH  CAROLINA  BOARD  OF  PHARMACY 

Chapel  Hill,  North  Carolina 

CASH  RECEIPTS  AND  DISBURSEMENTS 

From  May  1,  1961  to  April  30,  1962 

Receipts 

Pharmacists  Renewal  Licenses    $19 

Asst.  Pharmacists  Renewal  Licenses    

Physician  Renewal  Licenses    

Pharmacist  Re-registrations    

Examination  Fees    

Reciprocal  Registrations    

Drug  Store  Permits — Originals 2 

Drug  Store  Permits — Renewals    14 

Drug  Store  Re-registrations    .  .  

Drug  Store  Listings 

Sale  of  Poison  Registers   

Sale  of   Supplies    

Returned   Checks   Collected    

Certificate  Grades  $17.00,  Overpayments  $58.90 

Interest:   On  Bonds  $125.00,  On  Savings  $385.89 

Miscellaneous    

Total  Receipts    $41 


980.0 
255.0 

35.0 
315.0 
915.0' 
975.0: 
450.01 
790.0' 
200.0' 

36.0 
580.01 
198.6 
190.01 

75.91 
510.8 

44.0( 


550.41 
440.8: 


Balance  May  1,  1961    36 

Total  Receipts  cf  Balance $77 M  l 


North  Carolina  Board  of  Pharmacy  19 

Disbursements 
'alaries: 

Secretary  &  Treasurer    $  8,000.00 

Office   Assistants    6,827.00          $14,827.00 

office  Expense  : 

Rent    900.00 

Telephone    489.8-4 

Supplies     518.42 

Postage     879.55 

I  Printing   1,950.10 

I   Equipment     5.99              4,743.90 

I A 

Inspection  Expense: 

Salaries    5,700.00 

Travel  Expense    4,120.00 

Legal  Expense:   Attorney    3,000.00 

!  All    Other    71.50            12,891.50 

oard  Meetings: 

Per  Diem  $1,460.00,  Expense  $2,056.81 3,516.81 

"  Examination  Material  &  Expense    154.65  3,671.46 

B  

miscellaneous  Expense: 

1  Attending  Meetings    2,416.96 

i  I  Lettering  Certificates    174.00 

I  Health  &  Accident  Insurance    221.75 

•  Social   Security   Taxes    537.89 

Publishing  Annual  Report    772.99 

Credit  Reports  $152.50,  Audit  $125.00 277.50 

|  Dues  $91.00,  Bond  Premium  $20.00 111.00 

Fire  Insurance  $38.37,  Intangible  Tax  $15.40 53.77 

Returned  Checks    192.35 

Refunds     58.90 

All   Other    30.01              4,847.12 

otal  Disbursements $40,980.98 

ilances  April  30,  1962: 

The  Bank  of  Chapel  Hill    21,515.71 

The  University  Nat '1  Bank   (Savings)  10,494.59 

Investments:  U.  S.  Treas.  Bonds   5,000.00            37,010.30 

Hal  Disbursements  4'  Balances   $77,99  1 .28 


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Eighty-First  Annual  Report 


List  of  Registered  Pharmacists 

Revised  August  1,  1962 


The  registration  number  immediately  pre- 
cedes the  name  of  the  pharmacist.  The  state 
of  original  registration  appears  in  (  )  after 
the  names  of  those  pharmacists  registered 
by  reciprocity.  The  year  immediately  pre- 
ceding the  location  of  the  pharmacist  is  the 
year  of  registration. 

Please  notify  the  Secretary  promptly  of 
any  errors  or  change  in  address. 


4104.  Ackerman,  Harvey  1958 

Douglaston,  N.  Y. 
2161.  Adair,  W.  H.    (Ala.)   1924  Roxboro 
4249.  Adams,  C.  E.   (S.C.)   1959 

Fuquay  Springs 
2207.  Adams,  E.  E.  1924  Lincolnton 
3496.  Adams,  J.  W.   1951   Asheville 

3929.  Adams,  L.  D.  1956  Mt.  Holly 
2503.  Adams,  W.  J.  1929  Murphy 

2653.  Adams,  W.  R.  1933  Carolina  Beach 

3930.  Adams,  W.  R.,  Jr.  1956  Wilson 
3357.  Adelson,  I.  (Va.)   1950 

Newport  News,  Va. 
3966.  Adelstein,  Jerome   (Ohio)    1956 

Greensboro 
2974.  Adkinson,  N.  F.  1941  Avondale 
3518.  Agnew,  Ruth  Elizabeth   (Ga.) 

1951  Atlanta,  Ga. 
3590.  Ahlin,  Bjorn  (S.C.)   1952  Sylva 
1784.  Aiken,  J.  H.,  Jr.  1914  Asheville 
4041.  Airheart,  J.  W.   (Ga.)   1957  Concord 
3835.  Akins,  P.  T.,  Jr.   (Ga.)  1955 

Asheville 
3181.  Allbright,  G.  B.,  Jr.  1947  Salisbury 
2118.  Alderman,  Jacob  Leroy  1923  Rolesville 
4263.  Allen,  B.  T.  1960  Raleigh 
1838.  Allen,  H.  H.  1915  Cherryville 
3027.  Allen,  H.  H.,  Jr.  1943  Cherryville 
2865.  Allen,  J.  W.  1939  Charlotte 

3454.  Allen,  R.  E.  1951  Hickory 

3455.  Allen,  W.  F.  1951  Cherryville 
2937.  Allgood,  W.  W.  1941  Roxboro 
2552.  Allison,  J.  B.   (Ga.) 

1930  Lancaster,  S.  C. 
3847.  Alphin,  Barbara   (Mrs.)   1955 

Richmond,  Va. 
3961.  Altschul,  J.  A.   (Ohio)   1956 

Greensboro 


4096.  Ameen,  J.  U.    (S.C.)   1958  Gastonia 

3931.  Amnions,  D.  L.  1956  Salisbury 
4505.  Amnions,  J.  A.  (Ga.)  1962 

Maryville,  Tenn. 
3842.  Amnions,  R.  M.  1955  Red  Springs 
3619.  Anders,  G.  H.  1953 

Chapel  Hill 
4436.  Anderson,   A.   A.    (Ga.) 

1961  Martinsville,  Va. 
3280.  Anderson,  E.  R.,  Jr.,  1949  High  Poin 

4059.  Anderson,  J.  W.  1958  Norfolk,  Va. 
2470.  Andes,  G.  E.   (Va.)   1929  Wadesboro 
1346.  Andrews,  C.  McD.  1907  Burlington 
1702.  Andrews,  J.  P.  1913  Winston-Salem 

3932.  Andrews,  J.  W.  1956  Winston-Salem 
1739.  Andrews,  R.  H.  1914  Burlington 

4060.  Arena,  J.  E.  1958  Durham 
2654.  Arnold,  B.  D.  1933  Raleigh 
2048.  Arps,  E.  G.   1921  Plymouth 
1864.  Arps,  P.  M.  1916  Plymouth 

4190.  Artemes,   A.  L.    (S.C.)    1959   Charlotti 
2471.Artice,  A.  R.  (Pa.)    (col.) 

1928  Newport  News,  Va. 
3875.  Ashworth,  R.  H.  1955  Gary 
3415.  Atkinson,  M.  J.  (S.C.) 

1950  Lumberton 

4451.  Aucello,  Frances    (Conn.)    1961 

Fayetteville 
3163.  Aull,  Betty  H.   (Mrs.  A.  H.) 

1947  Jonesboro,  Ga. 
4150.  Austell,  R.  L.  1959  Shelby 
2449.  Austin,  B.  N.  1928  W.  Jefferson 
4015.  Austraw,  R.  F.   (Md.)   1957  Asheville 
2280.  Avner,  Samuel  1925  Montgomery,  Ala 

B 

4341.  Bailey,  C.  D.   (Va.)  1960  Narrows,  V: 
2212.  Bain,  J.  D.  1924  Clayton 
3548.  Bain,  J.  D.,  Jr.  1952  Clayton 
3630.  Bain,  M.  McG.    (Tenn.)    1953   Wilson 
2216.  Baker,  E.  R.   (col.)    1924 

Rocky  Mount 
3329.  Baker,  J.  H.  1950  Winfall 
2051.  Baker,  W.  P.  1921  Raeford 
3729.  Balas,  J.  B.   (Pa.)    1954  Charlotte 
3986.  Ball,  H.  L.  1957  Fayetteville 
2499.  Ballance,  G.  H.  1929  Alexandria,  Va. 
3964.  Bane,  G.  H.   (S.C.)  1956  Concord 
3519.  Banner,  R.  D.    (Kan.) 

1951  Spruce  Pine 


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4264. 

3987. 
4265. 
2405. 
3988. 
4461. 
3733. 
2573. 
4062. 
4361. 
3117. 

4511. 
3979. 
3456. 
3549. 
2462. 
4343. 
4342. 

1959. 
2912. 
4019. 

4310. 
3494. 

2818. 
4048. 
4260. 

3734. 

4266. 

4151. 

3041. 

3550. 
33013. 
il.4503. 


3116. 

3162. 

3151. 

3551, 
1904 
3073 
4462 
(4463 
4464 
1686 
2551 


Barber,  Cecilia  S.    (Mrs.)    1960 

Winston-Salem 
Barber,  R.  E.  1957  Durham 
Barber,  R.  W.  1960  Raleigh 
Barbour,  J.  P.  1927  Burlington 
Barbour,  J.  P.,  Jr.  1957  Burlington 
Barbour,  R.  L.   1962  Burlington 
Barbrey,  H.  S.,  Jr.  1954  Raleigh 
Barefoot,  L.  G.  1931  Asheville 
Barger,  C.  G.  1958  Gibsonville 
Barlow,  E.  R.    (Ala.)   1961   Durham 
Barnes,  H.  J.   (Miss.)    1946 

Portsmouth,  Va. 
Barnes,  Minnie  B.  1962   Charlotte 
Barnett,  C.  M.    (Va.)    1956  Henderson 
Barnett,  Frank,  Jr.  1951  Henderson 
Barnett,  J.  1952  Henderson 
Barnhardt,  M.  R.  1928  Rockwell 
Barr,  G.  H.    (Va.)    1960  Wake  Forest 
Barr,  Nancy  G.   (Va.)    1960  Richmond, 

Va. 
Barrett,  R.  E.  1917  Burlington 
Barringer,  H.  A.  1940  Concord 
Barringer,  J.  M.  1957  Carthage 
Bartlett,  J.  B.  1960  Durham 
Barton,  W.  H.   (Ga.)   1951 

Pleasant  Garden 
Basart,  J.  M.  1938  New  Bern 
Bass,  G.  M.   (111.)    1957  Albion,  111. 
Batten,  W.  M.  (W.Va.)   1960 

Elizabeth  City 
Bauguess,  C.   T.,  Jr.   1954  Chapel  Hill 
Beale,  G.  W.,  Jr.  1960  Broadway 
Beale,  J.  J.,  Jr.  1959  Graham 
Beam,  W.  G.  1944  Roanoke,  Va. 
Beason,  R.  H.  1952  Boiling  Springs 
Beavans,  S.  C.  1943  Enfield 
Beaver,  J.  R,  (Va.)   1962 

Roanoke  Rapids 
Beck,  A.  L.,  Jr.  (S.C.) 

1946  Hendersonville 
Beck,  Q.  H.   (S.C.) 

1947  Hendersonville 
Beck,  W.  C.   (S.C.) 

1946  Hendersonville 
Beddingfield,  B.  B.  1952  Greenville 
Beddingfield,  C.  H.  1917  Clayton 
Beddingfield,  C.  H.,  Jr.   1945  Clayton 
Bell,  Barbara  Jane  1962  Raleigh 
Bell,  Barry  1962  Gastonia 
Bell,  C.  D.  1962  Winston-Salem 
Bell,  F.  R.  1912  Beaufort 
Bell,  H.  C.  1930  Gastonia 


2725.  Bell,  L.  R.  1936  Tarboro 
3602.  Belton,  C.  N.    (Ga.) 

1952  Mt.  Airy 

2458.  Bender,  W.  M.  K.  1928  Fayetteville 
3361.  Bennett,  I).  L.  1950  Albemarle 
1638.  Bennett,  K.  E.  1912  Bryson  City 
3552.  Beimiek,  J.  E.  1952  Lenoir 
3281.  Benson,  H.  O.  1949  Tryon 
3867.  Benson,  L.  M.,  Jr.   (S.C.) 

1955   Charlotte 
4465.  Benthall,  A.  W.  1962  Carthage 
2128.  Best,  J.  H.  1923  Greensboro 
4311.  Bialick,  S.  L.  1960  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
3924.  Bias,  W.  C.   (W.Va.)   1956  Wadesboro 
1450.  Biggs,  J.  W.  1909  Williamston 
3004.  Biggs,  J.  W.  S.  1942  Greenville 
3248.  Bigham,  J.  H.   (S.C.)   1948  Charlotte 
1640.  Birmingham,  J.  S.  1912  Hamlet 
3864.  Bishop,  E.  L.,  Jr.  (Miss.)  1955 

Asheville 
3638.  Bishop,  H.  T.   (W.Va.)    1953 

Wilmington 
4267.  Bishop,  R.  E.  1960  Kinston 

3782.  Bissett,  D.  H.  3955  Lumberton 
2135.  Bissette,  P.  B.    (Va.)    1923   Wilson 

3186.  Bissette,  P.  B.,  Jr.  1947  Wilson 
3614.  Bius,  J.  H.  (Ga.)  1953  Raleigh 
2002.  Bizzell,  H.  L.  1920  Charlotte 

3187.  Black,   Eleanor  Holden    (Mrs.   S.   N.) 

1947  Ormond  Beach,  Fla. 
2454.  Black,  F.  L.  1928  Charlotte 
2408.  Black,  O.  R.   (Ariz.) 

1927  Bessemer  City 
3009.  Black,  Samuel   (Fla.) 

1942   Hollywood,   Fla. 
3074.  Black,  S.  N.  1945  Ormond  Beach,  Fla. 

3783.  Black,  W.  E.   1955  Concord 
3277.  Blackmore,  N.  J.    (Ind.) 

1949   Wilmington 
2340.  Blades,  M.  W.  1926  Apex 
4512.  Blanchard,  N.  P.,  Jr.  1962 

Jacksonville 

3647.  Bland,  J.  F.   1953   High  Point 
4020.  Bland,  Miriam   (col.)   1957  Sanford 
2337.  Blanton,  C.  D.  1926  Kings  Mountain 

3648.  Blanton,  C.  D.,  Jr. 

1953  Kings   Mountain 

3830.  Blanton,  R.  P.    (S.C.)    1955  Asheville 
2977.  Blower,  Anna  Burks   (Mrs.  E.  R.) 

1941  Akron,  Ohio 
2324.  Blue,  D.  A.  1926  Carthage 
4446.  Boatright,  J.  D.   (Ga.)   1961 

Morganton 


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1980.  Bobbitt,  A.  B.  1919  Winston-Salem 
2671.  Bobbitt,  H.  F.  1934  Glen  Alpine 
3118.  Boger,  R.  A.  (Ga.)   1946  New  Bern 
2409.  Bolinger,    C.    E.    (Ga.)    1927   Asheville 
4105.  Bolton,  J.  G,  III,  1958  Woodland 
2575.  Bolton,  B.  B.  1931  Rich  Square 
1721.  Bonner,  Brem  1913  Sarasota,  Fla. 
4370.  Bonner,  Sylvia  M.  1961  Durham 
3784.  Booker,  Elsie   (Mrs.)   1955  Chapel  Hill 
1231.  Boone,  D.  L.  1905  Durham 
3042.  Boone,  W.  T.  1944  Ahoskie 
2708.  Booth,  G.  D.   (S.C.)    1936  Durham 
4252.  Booth,  J.  D.    (S.C.)    1959  Miami,   Fla. 
3014.  Borders,  M.  L.,  Jr.  1943  Chadbourn 
4513.  Bornmann,  S.  D.  1962  Daytona  Beach 

Fla. 
3649.  Bostian,  T.   R.  1953  Kannapolis 

4152.  Bostic,  R.  A.  1959  Beulaville 
4228.  Borodkin,  Yung  1959  Danville,  Pa. 
.3423.  Boulware,  R.  H.   (S.C.) 

1951  Rock  Hill,  S.  C. 
4371.Bowen,  N.  G.  1961   Durham 
3331.  Bowers,  J.   C.   1950  Lincolnton 

4312.  Bowers,  J.  R.  1960  Bethel 
2828.  Bowman,  C.  E.  1938  Conover 
1843.  Boyce,  J.  B.,  Jr.   1915  Warrenton 

4313.  Boyd,  A.  C.  I960  Greensboro 
4243.  Boyd,  J.  H.   (S.C.)    1959  St.  Pauls 
2845.  Boyd,  S.  B.  1939  Mt.  Olive 
3450.  Boyd,  W.  T.    (Wyo.)    1951 

X.  Wilkesboro 
3362.  Boyles,  J.  H.  1950  Atlanta,  Ga. 
4351.Bracker,  D.  C.   (Penn.)    I960 

Greensboro 
3735.  Bradley,  W.  V.,  Jr.  1954  Kannapolis 
4421.  Bradshaw,  C.  F.  1961  Rocky  Mount 
2384.  Bradshaw,  E.  L.  1927  Kinston 
3843.  Bradshaw,  E.  I,.,  Jr.  1955  Kinston 
4466.  Bradsher,  A.  L.,  Jr.  1962  Durham 
4016.  Bradsher,  H.    T.    (Mo.) 

1957  High  Point 
3698.  Braman,  William  Collins   (La.) 

1954  Asheville 
2650.  Brame,  M.  M.  1933  High  Point 
2772.  Brame,  P.  A.  1937  N.  Wilkesboro 
2959.  Brame,  R.  M.,  Jr.  1941  N.  Wilkesboro 

4153.  Branan,  C.  L.  1959  Winston-Salem 
4535.  Branch,  P.  E.  (Tenn.)  1962  Boone 
3544.  Brandon,  L.  R.    (S.C.) 

1952  Hildebran 

4415.  Brannon,  J.  L.,  Jr.    (111.)    1961 

Chapel   Hill 
2534.  Brantley,  J.  C,  Jr.  1930  Raleigh 
1786.  Brantley,  P.  C.  1914  Wendell 


3259 
3271 

4143 

3701 

3069 
1393 
3028 

1781 
3031 
3928 
3773 

3225 
2636 
2021 
3488 

3427 
3135. 
3650 
3276 

4498. 

2461. 
3553. 
2063. 
3785. 
3124. 
3363. 
2208. 
3015. 
3428. 
2574. 
3089. 

3554. 
3190. 

4106. 
3157. 

3019. 


3226 
2913 
1394. 
2501, 
1590, 
4268. 


Brantley,  W.  C.  1949  Winston-Salem 
Brauer,    Evelyn    S.    (Mrs.) 
1949  Jersey  City,  N.  J. 
.  Brazell,  M.  B.   (Ga.)   1959 

Warner  Robins,  Ga. 
.  Brecht,  Dorothy  V.   (Minn.) 

1954  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
.  Brecht,  E.  A.,  Jr.  1944  Chapel  Hill 
.  Bretsch,   Albert   1908   Southern  Pines 
.  Brewer,  Marsha  Hood  1943  Pink  Hill 
.  Brewer,  S.  O.  1914  Durham 
.  Brewer,  S.  O.,  Jr.  1943  Durham 
.Brickie,    R.    M.    (S.C.)    1956    Charlotte 
.  Bridges,  A.  R.   (Ga.) 
1954  Rutherfordton 
.  Brinkley,  C.  S.  1948  Kemersville 
.  Brison,  J.  E.    (S.C.)    1933  Gastonia 
.  Brison,  S.  P.   (S.C.)   1920  Belmont 
.  Brisson,  Edward   (S.C.) 

1951  St.  Pauls 
.  Brisson,  L.  C.  1951  Fayetteville 
.  Britt,  G.   H.    1947  Raleigh 
.  Britt,  R.  T.  1953  Raleigh 
.Britt,  W.  O.,  Jr.    (Ga.) 
1949  Roanoke  Rapids 
Britton,  L.  B.,  Jr.  (S.C.)   1962 

Rockingham 
Brodie,  T.  L.    1928  Fayetteville 
Brooks,  B.  C.   1952  Fayetteville 
Brooks,  F.  G.  1921  Siler  City 
Brooks,  F.  G.,  Jr.  1955  Siler  City 
Brooks,  H.  R.  1946  Goldston 
Brookshire,  J.   E.   1950  Winston-Salem 
Brookshire,  L.  P.  1924  Asheville 
Brookshire,  L.   B.   1943   Asheville 
Brothers,  A.  E.   1951  Elizabeth  City 
Brown,  B.  C.   1931  Wilmington 
Brown,  C.  G.    (Ga.) 

1944  Roanoke,  Ala. 
Brown,  E.  T.  1952  Chapel  Hill 
Brown,  Ellen  M.    (Mrs.  Wm.  C.) 

1947  Greensboro 
Brown,  H.  P.   1958  High  Point 
Brown,  J.  H.   (Ga.)   1946  China 

Grove 
Brown,  Mary  G.    (Mrs.) 

1943  Deerfield  Beach,  Fla. 
Brown,  M.  L.    (Colo.)    1957  Fletcher 
Brown,  W.  C.   1948  Greensboro 
Browning,  A.  C.  1940  Greensboro 
Browning,  B.  H.  1908  Littleton 
Browning,  D.  B.  1929  Kinston 
Browning,  H.  R.  1911  Wilson 
Browning,  J.  F.,  Jr.  1960  Graham 


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4467.  Browning,    Sarah    (Mrs.)    1962    Chapel 

Hill 
3643.  Bruce,  E.  W.    (S.C.)    1953   Charlotte 
2853.  Bruce,  T.  M.  1939  Hot  Springs 

4063.  Brummitt,  R.   E.   1958  Raleigh 
2316.  Bryan,  R.  B.  1926  Belmont 
1200.  Bryan,  W.  D.  1904  Tarboro 
3498.  Bryant,  Alvin   1951  Durham 
4380.  Bryson,  Nancy  F.   (Mrs.)   1961 

Jacksonville,  Fla. 
4372.  Bryson,  V.  D.  1961  Jacksonville,  Fla. 
4506.Bubin,  B.  J.  (Tenn.)   1962  Chapel  Hill 
3445.  Buchanan,  Christine  T. 

1951  Boise,  Idaho 
2645.  Buchanan,  E.  W.  1933  Greensboro 
2808.  Buchanan,  E.  C.  1938  Kinston 
2352.  Buchanan,  G.  G.  1926  Greensboro 
2676.  Buchanan,  R.  A.  1934  Greensboro 
3642.  Buckner,  J.  J.  (S.C.) 

1953  Blacksburg,  S.  C. 
4051.  Buckner,  W.  B.  (S.C.)  1957 

Statesville 
1284.  Buhmann,  Walter  1905  Asheville 

4154.  Buie,  W.  M.  1959  Winston-Salem 
2779.  Bullard,  R.  E.  1937  Spring  Lake 
4269.  Bullock,  B.  W.  1960  Durham 

4155.  Bullock,  J.  C,  Jr.  1959  Wilmington 

4064.  Bumgardner,  Shirley  W.  1958 

Norfolk,  Va. 
2651.  Bunch,  L.  E.  1933  Carolina  Beach 
3968.  Bundy,  J.  A.  1956  High  Point 
2745.  Bunn,  R.  S.  1936  Elizabeth  City 
,4054.  Burch,  E.  U.   (Ga.)   1958  Andrews 
3898.Burgiss,  Thomas  1956  Elkin 
2259.  Burgiss,  T.  R.  1925  Sparta 
2789.  Burlage,  H.  M.   (Wash.) 

1937  Austin,  Texas 
1650.  Burnett,  J.  P.  1912  Whitakers 
3016.  Burnett,  J.  P.,  Jr.  1943  Rocky  Mount 
4443.  Burney,  H.  M.    (D.  C.)    1961 

Winston-Salem 
2858.  Burris,  L.  R.  1939  Valdese 
3555.  Burris,  L.  R.,  Jr.  1952  Valdese 
3228.  Burrus,  B.  M.  1948  Canton 
2165.  Burrus,  S.  B.   (Ga.)   1923  Canton 
3984.  Burson,  J.  D.   (Ala.)   1957  Reidsville 
2544.  Burt,  M.   S.   1930  Durham 
4438.  Burton,  J.  T.   (Ga. )   1961  Mebane 
4507.  Burton,  Spurgenia    (Mrs.)    (Ga.)    1962 

Cedar  Grove 
1681.  Burwell,  W.  A.  1912  Raleigh 
3526.Busbee,  J.  A.    (S.C.)    1951  Claremont 
3520.  Bush,  W.  E.   (Ga.)   1951  Decatur,  Ga. 
1872.  Butler,  A.  B.   1916  Clinton 


4204.  Butler,  J.  G.  1959  Shelby 

3008.  Butler,    Josephine    E.     (Mrs.    G.    B.) 

1942  Gainesville,  Fla. 
4107.  Butler,  R,  D.  1958  Tryon 
2450.  Bynum,  C.  W.  1928  New  Bern 

C 
2914.  Cable,  M.  LeR.   1940  Black  Mountain 
4413.  Caddell,  B.  C.   (S.C.)   1961  Waxhaw 
2225.  Cagle,  C.  V.   (Ga.)   1924  Greensboro 
2473.  Cain,  C.  M.    (S.C.)   1929  Henrietta 
2050.  Cain,  L.  D.  1921  Landis 
4363.Caisse,  G.  W.   (Mass.)   1961 

St.  Petersburg,  Fla. 
4514.  Caldwell,  H.  C,  Jr.   1962  Mooresville 
2292.  Caldwell,  P.  L.   (Ga.)   1925  Faison 
4142.  Calhoun,  Katherine  D.   (S.C.) 

1959  Lake  Junaluska 
4409.  Calhoun,  R.  M.   (S.C.)   1961 

High  Point 
3364.  Callahan,  Virginia  L.   (Mrs.) 

1950   Asheville 
3876.  Callicutt,  R,  D.  1955  Thomasville 
3989.  Cameron,  Marcus  1957  Sanford 
2637.  Cameron,  W.  L.    (S.C;   1933  Vass 

3651.  Campbell,  C.  C.  1953  Maiden 

2962.  Campbell,  E.  G.,  Jr.  1941  Rocky  Mount 
2219.  Campbell,  F.  E.  1924  Hamlet 
1894.  Campbell,  H.  T.  1916  Maiden 
3260.  Campbell,  Lena  Silver   (Mrs.) 

1949  Arlington,  Va. 
1955.  Campbell,  R,  B.  1917  Taylorsville 

3652.  Campbell,  R.  B.,  Jr.,  1953  Taylorsville 
3051.  Canady,  M.  S.  1944  Four  Oaks 

1706.  Canady,  R,  C.  1913  Four  Oaks 
1837.  Canady,  W.  H. 

1915  Wichita  Falls,  Tex. 
3125.  Canipe,  J.  G,  Jr.  1946  Charlotte 
3246.  Cannon,  C.  C.    (S.C.)    1948  Durham 
2823.  Capps,   E.  U.   1938  Ahoskie 
2502.  Cardell,  J.  C.  1929  Lenoir 
3592.  Carmel,  H.  L.    (Conn.) 

1952  Wash.,  D.  C. 
3543.  Carpenter,  G.  A.   (S.C.) 

1952  Durham 

4065.  Carraway,  E.  L.,  Jr.  1958  Windsor 
4156.  Carraway,  Loretta  J.   (Mrs.) 

1959  Windsor 
4061.  Carriker,  Loretta  B.   (Mrs.) 

1958  Charlotte 
3641.  Carroll,  G.  L.    (S.C.) 

1953  Wilmington 
2617.  Carroll,  W.  W.  1932  Dunn 
2331.  Carswell,  A.  P.  1926  Durham 
3017.  Carswell,  J.  H.  1943  Chapel  Hill 


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4314.  Carswell,  Virgilia  H.  1960  3557 

Providence  Forge,  Va. 

4108.  Carter,  D.  K.  1958  Lowell  3921 
4337.  Carter,  Jane  C   (Mrs.)    (Ga.) 

1960  Mars  Hill  4354 

4205.  Carter,  L.  C.  1959  Sanford  3670. 
3556.  Carter,  L.  H.  1952  Asheboro 

4109.  Carter,  Harold  195S  Boulder,  Colo.  2205 

3457.  Carter,  E.  E.,  Jr.  1951  Wilmington  1999 
1659.  Carter,  Stamey  1912  Salisbury  3459, 
3844.  Carter,  W.  A.  1955  Gastonia  3492. 
3084.  Caruthers,  M.  B.  1945  Burlington  2042, 
3871.  Cash,  J.  E.    (S.C.)   1955  Eutherfordton       3353, 

3458.  Cash,  W.  D.  1951  N.  Y.  C. 

1787.  Cassel,  A.  S.  1914  Moravian  Falls  4410, 

3247.  Cates,  L.  E.    (S.C.)  3603, 

1948  Blaeksburg,  S.  C.  2608. 

2900.  Caudill,  Altajane  H.   (Mrs.  J.)  2747. 

1940  Elizabethtown,  Tenn.  3620. 
3164.  Caudle,    Virginia    1947    Winston-Salem       3500. 

2831.  Causey,  J.  H.  1938  Bumsville  4189. 
3283.  Cavanaugh,  S.  MaeD.  1949  Eose  Hill 

4206.  Caviness,  Edith  Ann  1959  Boekingham  3558. 
2326.  Champion,  IT.  C.  1926  Eutherfordton  3787. 
2274.  Champion,  H.  O.  1925  Waynesville  3653. 
2555.  Chandler,  E.  O.  (Va.)  1930  Leaksville  2226. 
3429.  Chandler,  J.  W.  1951  Draper  4040. 
4066.  Chandler,  Peggy  B.    (Mrs.) 

1958  Kannapolis  3990. 

2920.  Chandley,  A.  B.  1940  Asheville  4024. 

4110.  Chapman,  D.  K.  1958  Winston-Salem  2886. 
2744.  Chapman,  H.  C.  1936  Durham  3091. 
1775.  Chappell,  J.  C.  1914  Ealeigh 

4021.  Charles,  F.  E.  1957  Charlotte  4338. 

4022.  Charney,  G.  B.  1957  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  3085. 
3545.  Cheatham,  A.  B.   (Va.) 

1952  Wilmington  3366. 

1453.  Cherry,  J.  L.  1909  Charlotte  3284. 

1562.  Cherry,  W.  C.  1910  High  Point  3288. 

4023.  Cherson,  Arnold  1957  Greensboro 

4270.  Christensen,  C.  V.  1960  Charlotte  4448. 

4271.  Chronister,  D.  L.  1960  Hickory  3460. 
2711.  Civil,  J.  K.  (S.C.)  1935  Charlotte  4067. 
2683.  Clapp,  E.  B.  1934  Newton  2542. 
2668.  Clark,  C.  B.,  Jr.  1934  Williamston  4437. 
4301.  Clark,  D.  C.  (S.C.)   1960  Boonville 

2978.  Clark,  G.  E.  1941  Warsaw  1981. 
4373.  Clark,  H.  M.  1961  Goldsboro 

2341.  Clark,  W.  A.  1926  Hope  Mills  2876. 

3786.  Clarkin,  J.  E.,  Jr.  1955  Hamlet  4101. 
4157.  Clay,  A.  S.  1959  Durham 

4315.  Clay,  J.  B.  I960  Oxford  4309. 
2392.  Clayton,  A.  W.,  Jr.  1927  Durham  4193. 
3229.  Claytor,  D.  D.  1948  Greensboro  4468. 


Clelland,  Alec  W.,  Jr. 

1952  Fayetteville 
Clelland,  Susan    (Mrs.)    (S.C.) 

1956  Fayetteville 

Clifton,  W.  H.   (S.C.)   1960  Gastonia 
Clinard,  Betty  S.  (Mrs.)  1953 

Charlotte 
Cline,  C.  E.  1924  New  Orleans,  La. 
Cline,  F.  H.  1920  Charlotte 
Clodfelter,  W.  A.,  Jr.  1951   Ahoskie 
Cloer,  E.  A.   (Ga.)   1951  Franklin 
Cobb,  J.  L.  1921  High  Point 
Cobb,  T.  E.   (Ala.) 

1950  Lake  City,  Fla. 
Cobb,   W.   E.    (Ala.)    1961   Greensboro 
Coble,  G.  S.  (S.C.)  1952  Stanley 
Coble,  J.  C.  1932  Greensboro 
Cochrane,  A.  L.,  Jr.  1936  Jackson 
Cocolas,  G.  H.  1953  Chapel  Hill 
Coffee,  H.  M.  1951   Thomasville 
Coffey,  E.  A.  (Va.) 

1959   Jonesville,  Va. 
Cogdell,  H.  P.  1952  Kenly 
Cohen,  E.  I.    1955  Kinston 
Cole,  A.  F.,  Jr.  1953  Boxboro 
Cole,  T.  E.   (Ga.)   1924  Sanford 
Coleman,  C.  C.   (col.)    (Va.) 

1957  Ealeigh 

Coleman,  E.  A.  1957  Graham 
Coley,  W.  N.  1957  Eaeford 
Colina,  G.  D.    (S.C.)    1940  Charlotte 
Collette,  E.  W.   (S.C.) 

1945  Mocksville 
Collier,  B.  J.   (Ark.)    I960  Jacksonville 
Collier,  H.  B. 

1945  St,  Petersburg,  Fla. 
Collier,  W.  T.  1950  Greenville,  S.  C. 
Collins,  B.  F.,  Jr.  1949  Greensboro 
Collins,  Doris  M.  (Mrs.) 

1949  Greensboro 
Collins,  J.  D.   (S.C.)   1961  Thomasville 
Collins,  E.  E.  1951  Statesville 
Comstock,  S.  E.  1958  Charlotte 
Council,  .1.   P.  B.   1930  Henderson 
Connelly,  D.  A.   (S.C.)    1961 

Greenville,   S.    C. 
Cooke,  D.  B.   (col.)    (Tenn.) 

1919  Weldon 
Cooke,  H.  M.,  Jr.  1939  Winston-Salem 
Cooke,  Lucius   (S.C.) 

1958  Eutherfordton 

Cooke,  B.  E.   (S.C)   I960  Camden,  S.C. 
Cooley,  G.  A.   (Va.)   1959  Smithfield 
Cooper,  G.  S.  1962  Lexington 


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1900.  Copeland,  R.  R.  1916  Ahoskie 
1667.  Coppedge,  J.  B.  1912  Charlotte 

4272.  Coppedge,  R.  F.,  Jr.  1960  Asheville 

4068.  Copses,  C.  P.  1958  Charlotte 
4442.  Copses,  J.  P.  1961  Charlotte 
3107.  Corbett,  Muriel  U.    (Mrs.) 

1945  Lake  Charles,  La. 
4137.  Corbitt,  Homer  Verlon  (Ga.) 

1958   Charlotte 
2777.  Cornwell,  A.  H.  1937  Lincolnton 
2669.  Cornwell,  G.  T.  1934  Morganton 
3075.  Corwith,  F.  H.  1945 

Southampton,  N.  Y. 

4069.  Courts,  B.  C.  1958  Chapel  Hill 
4111.  Courts,  Ellyn  G.    (Mrs.) 

1958  Chapel  Hill 

4207.  Cowan,  Leo  Braughton  1959  Sylva 

4273.  Cowan,  M.  R.  1960  Washington 

3140.  Cowan,  W.  L.   (S.C.)   1946  Forest  City 
4253.  Coward,  B.  T.   (S.C.)   1959  Kannapolis 
1452.  Cox,  M.  H.  1909  Asheville 
4441.  Cox,  R.  L.    (W.  Va.)    1961 

Bluefield,  W.  Va. 
2138.  Cox,  R.  O.   (Mich.) 

1923   Winston-Salem 
2925.  Cox,  Rubert  1940  Dunn 
2992.  Cox,  Ruth  M.    (Mrs.) 

1942  Winston-Salem 
3252.  Craft,  R.  E.    (S.C.) 

1948  Gastonia 
2825.  Craig,  L.  B.  1938  Aberdeen 
3640.  Craig,  W.  D.,  Jr.  (S.C.) 

1953  Charlotte 
2276.  Craig,  W.  F.  1925  Charlotte 
1684.  Craven,  C.  H.  1912  Raleigh 
2864.  Crawford,  H.  D.  1939  Swannanoa 
4374.  Creech,  H.  W.  1961  New  Bern 
2822.  Creech,  J.  L.  1938  Smithfield 
2699.  Creech,  L.  R.  1935  Oxford 
3736.  Creech,  W.  G.  1954  Selma 
2623.  Creech,  W.  H.  1932  Selma 
3933.  Creekmore,  R.  L.  1956  Acme 
3834.  Creticos,  S.  P.   (S.C.) 

1955  Charleston,  S.  C. 
4158.  Crevar,   George   Edward   1959 

Memphis,   Tenn. 
3608.  Crispens,  W.  E.  (Md.) 

1952   Portsmouth,    Va. 
4246.  Crocker,  A.  A.,  Jr.   (S.C.) 

1959  Greer,  S.  C. 

4188.  Croft,  Curtis  Dowling   (Ala.) 

1959  Belmont 
2752.  Cromley,  R.  I.   (Ga.)   1937  Raleigh 


4208.  Cromley,  Robert  Irving,  Jr. 

1959  Raleigh 
4258.  Crosby,  E.  D.   (S.C.)   1960  So.  Pines 
4366.  Crosby,  W.  L.    (S.C.)    1961   Drexel 
4469.  Crouch,  P.  F.  1962  Asheville 
3169.  Crowe,  D.  F.   (Ga.)  1947  Oteen 
2773.  Crowell,  C.  M.,  Jr.  1937  Mooresville 
2681.  Crumpler,  L.  H.  1934  Raleigh 
4070.  Crumpler,  W.  A.  1958  New  Bern 
2001.  Crutchfield,  T.  G.  1920  Greensboro 

2862.  Culbreth,  G.  McK. 

1939   Southern  Pines 
2414.  Gulp,  W.  W.    (S.C.) 

1928  Spartanburg,  S.  C. 
1609.  Culpepper,  F.  D.  1911  Louisburg 
2464.  Curtis,  J.  R.  1928  Bessemer  City 
3789.  Curtis,  T.   E.    1955   Waynesville 

D 
3977.  Dagold,  D.  J.   (Md.) 

1956  Pikesville,   Md. 
3076.  Dameron,  H.  G.  1945  Tabor  City 

2863.  Daniel,  A.  G.  1939  Norfolk,  Va. 
1692.  Daniel,  E.  C.  1913  Zebulon 
3654.  Daniels,  H.  H.  1953  Ahoskie 
3136.  Dantzler,  S.  A.   (S.C.) 

1946  Waynesville 
2830.  Darden,  R.  J.  1938  Clinton 
3274.  Darling,  A.  J.    (Idaho) 

1949  Asheville 

2099.  Darlington,  J.  M.   (Va.) 
1922  Winston-Salem 

4375.  Daughtry,  B.  P.  1961  Smithfield 
4423.  Daughtry,  R.  L.  1961  Reidsville 
3033.  David,  J.  P.  1943  Wilson 
3367.  Davis,  A.  L.  1950  Statesville 
3092.  Davis,  Benard   (Mo.) 

1944  Winston-Salem 
2888.  Davis,  C.  E.,  Jr.  (S.C.) 

1939  Winston-Salem 
2343.  Davis,  D.  R.  1926  Williamston 
4112.  Davis,  D.  R.,  Jr.  1958  Williamston 
1350.  Davis,  I.  I.  1907  Concord 
1740.  Davis,  J.  W.  1914  Edenton 
1731.  Davis,  K.  W.  1913  Winston-Salem 
2855.  Davis,  M.  L.  1939  Elm  City 
3352.  Davis,  M.  W.,  II   (S.C.) 

1950  Fair  Bluff 

2965.  Davis,  McDonald,  Jr.  1941  Roseboro 

4376.  Davis,  T.  P.  1961  Yanceyville 
4515.  Davis,  Walter  I.   1962  Raleigh 
3533.  Davis,  W.  E.  1952  Reidsville 
3934.  Dawkins,  W.  A.,  Jr.  1956  Clinton 


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1485.  Dawson,  M.  P.  1909  Rocky  Mount 

3559.  Day,  H.  V.  1952  Spruce  Pine 
2521.  Day,  L.  G.  (S.C.)  1930  Spruce  Pine 
2498.  Dayvault,  F.  W.  1929  Lenoir 
2281.  Deal,  H.  M.   1925  Lenoir 

3690.  Dean,  F.  S.   (S.C.)   1953  Lumberton 
3897.  Dean,  J.  A.    (Ga.)    1956   Asheboro 
3832.  Deaton,  C.  E.  1955  Liberty 

4209.  Deaton,  D.  J.  1959  Martinsville,  Va. 
4362.  Deavers,  W.  T.  (col.)    (La.)  1961 

Charlotte 
3119.  Dees,  E.  R.  1946  Burgaw 
4128.  DeLozier,  T.  M.    (Tenn.)    1958 

Robbinsville 

3368.  Dement,  W.  T.  1950  Oxford 
2476.  Dennis,  C,  M.   (S.C.)    1928  Shelby 

4210.  Denny,  Keith  Earl  1959  Charlotte 
3790.  Denson,  M.  D.  1955  Burlington 
3176.  Dente,  M.  A.   (X.J.)   1947  Charlotte 
2832.  Dever,  J.  H.  1938  Greensboro 
3877.  Dever,  R.  J.  1955  Greensboro 

3501.  Dewar,  R.  L.  1951  La  Grange 
3935.  DiFazio,   Constance   J.    (Mrs.) 

1956  Miami,  Fla. 
3845.  DiFazio,  C.  A.  1955  Miami,  Fla. 
2386.  Dill,  G.  W.,  Jr.  1927  Morehead  City 

4211.  Dillard,  George  Johnston  1959 

Burlington 
2923.  Dillon,  H.   E.  1940   Elkin 

3369.  Dimmick,  G.  B.,  Jr.  1950  Derita 
3143.  Dingier,  K.  L.  1946  Statesville 
1773.  Dinwiddie,  P.  H.  1914  Marshall 
4159.  Dixon,  Charles  Thomas 

1959   Winston-Salem 
4470.  Dixon,  S.  G.  1962  Beaufort 
3359.  Dixon,  W.  R.    (Ga.)   1950  Charlotte 
4377.  Dockery,  W.  P.  1961  Valdese 
2600.  Dodd,  C.  X.   (Va.)   1932  Raleigh 

3560.  Dollar,  A.  C,  Jr.  1952  Winston-Salem 
3655.  Dollar,  L.  C.  1953  Apex 

3268.  Donnell,  Viola   (Mrs.)    1949  Dobson 
4200.  Donnelly,  Thomas  Milton    (Tenn.) 

1959  Asheville 
3676.  Douglas,  F.  L.   (col.)    (La.) 

1953  Winston-Salem 
1218.  Douglas,  J.  D.  (col.) 

1904   Henderson 
3607.  Dover,  B.  F.   (Ga.) 

1952  Memphis,  Tenn. 
3824.  Dover,  H.  J.   (Ala.)  1955  Asheville 
1911.  Dowdy,  D.  A.  1917  High  Point 
3737.  Dowdy,  D.  A.,  Jr.  1954  High  Point 
4316.  Dowdy,  I).  C.  1960  Greensboro 
3431.  Dowdy,  J.  H.  1951  High  Point 


3991.  Doyle,  L.  B.,  Jr.  1957  Goldsboro 
2702.  Dudley,  W.  G.,  Jr.  1935  Reidsville 
2817.  Duffy,  H.  B.  1938  Xew  Bern 
4212.  Duggins,  Jack  Stevens  1959  Asheboro 
2964.  Duguid,  Helen  W.  1941  Kinston 
3561.  Dukes,  W.  S.  1952  Greensboro 
3878.  Dunlap,  H.  H.,  Jr.  1955  Siler  City 
3502.  Dunlap,  R,  H.  1951  Winston-Salem 
4274.  Dunn,  B.  M.  1960  High  Point 

4516.  Dunn,  E.  M.  1962  Draper 

3978.  Dunn,  M.  O.  (Va.)   1956  Bristol,  Va. 
1961.  Durham,  C.  T.  1917  Chapel  Hill 
4173.  Dutton,  Christine  Becky  1959 

Fayetteville 
4113.  Dutton,  G.  R.  1958  Hickory 

4378.  Dutton,  M.  W.  1961  Valdese 
3738.  Duvall,  C.  J.  1954  Brevard 

E 
2791.Eadie,  E.  B.   (S.C.)   1938  Charlotte 
4349.  Eakle,  A.  F.  1960   (W.  Va.) 

Albemarle 
2712.  Easley,  Willa  V.   (col.)    (D.C.)   1935 

Henderson 
3114.  Eberly,  M.  D.   (Did.) 

1946  St.  Petersburg,  Fla. 

3093.  Edmonds,  G.  H.   (S.C.) 

1944  Greensboro 
2891.  Edmonds,  M.  M.   (Mo.) 

1940  Greensboro 
4071.  Edmondson,  E.  W.  1958  Pollocksville 

3094.  Edwards,  G.  B.   (Ga.) 

1944  Wake  Forest 
3491.  Edward,  J.  C.   (Ala.) 

1951  Wilmington 
3286.  Edwards,  J.  W.  1949  Winston-Salem 
2867.  Edwards,  L.  K.,  Jr. 

1939  Stantonsburg 
4318.  Edwards,  P.  F.   1960  Whiteville 
2940.  Edwards,  S.  McD.,  Jr.  1941  Ayden 
1922.  Edwards,  S.  McG.  1917  Ayden 

4517.  Egbert,  J.  M.  1962  Greensboro 

3919.  Eidam,  B.  H.,  Jr.  1956  (Ga.)  Asheville 
4126.  Eidam,  Carol  J.  P.    (Mrs.)    (Ga.) 
1958  Asheville 

4379.  Elkins,  J.  W.   1961   Fayetteville 
3077.  Elliott,  A.  G.,  Jr. 

1945  Fuquay  Springs 

4518.  Elliott,  Rebecca  H.    (Mrs.)    1962 

Hendersonville 
2266.  Ellis,  W.  D.   1925  Martinsville,  Va. 
3221.  Ellison,  J.  M.   (Fla.)   194S  Miami,  Fla. 
3791.  Elmore,  O.  A.,  Jr.  1955  Raleigh 


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4364.  Elvington,  P.  L.   (S.C.)   1961 

Fair  Bluff 
4244.  Erwin,  J.  D.  (Ky.)  1959  Greensboro 
3070.  Estes,  J.  C,  Jr.   1944  Haw  River 
1457.  Etheridge,  S.  B.  1909  Washington 
2008.  Etheridge,  T.  J.,  Jr.  1920  Bailey 
837.  Eubanks,  C.  L.   1896  Chapel  Hill 
1859.  Eubanks,  J.  N.  1916  Greensboro 
4114.  Evans,  D.  M.  1958  Raleigh 
3937.  Evans,  F.  H.  1956  Greensboro 
3432.  Evans,  Flora  Nell  1951  Durham 
4014.  Evans,  H.  E.   (S.C.)   1957  High  Point 

2686.  Evans,  J.  E.  1934  Marion 

2170.  Evans,  W.  B.   (Ga.)   1923  Greensboro 
3781.  Everett,  T.  J.    (col.)    (S.C.)    1955 
High  Point 

F 
3358.  Faireloth,  V.  L.   (S.C.) 

1950  Charlotte 

3588.  Fairley,  Allene  (Mrs.)  1952  Dunn 
3562.  Fairley,  R.  B.  1952  Dunn 

2687.  Farmer,  W.  F.  1934  Warrenton 

4275.  Farrar,  J.  E.  1960  Greensboro 
1908.  Farrell,  R,  D.  1917  Greensboro 
2328.  Farrington,  J.  V.  1926  Greensboro 
4519.  Farrior,  W.  S.  1962  Greensboro 
4196.  Faucett,  J.  W.,  Jr.   (S.C.)  1959 

Greensboro 
4381.  Faulkner,  E.  G.  1961  Monroe 

4276.  Fayed,  F.  T.  1960  Roanoke  Rapids 
3255.  Feagin,  E.  L.,  Jr.  (Ala.) 

1949  Hendersonville 
3521.  Feagin,  L.  E.   (Iowa) 

1951  Hendersonville 

3127.  Fearing,  M.   K.,  Jr.   1946   Manteo 

4277.  Fearing,  W.  B.,  Jr.  1960  Manteo 
3678.  Feeney,  B.  A.,  Jr.  (Ga.) 

1953  Salisbury 
3370.  Ferguson,  C.  McD.,  Jr. 

1950  Siler  City 

2194.  Ferguson,  H.  Q.  1924  Randleman 

3705.  Ferguson,  J.  F.,  Jr.  1954  Durham 
2467.  Ferguson,  J.  S.  1928  Fayetteville 

3706.  Ferguson,  L.  M.  1954  Taylorsville 
3769.  Ferguson,  L.  E.   (Ky.) 

1954  Winston-Salem 

1920.  Fields,  J.  T.,  Jr.  1917  Laurinburg 
3332.  Fineher,  E.  M.  1950  Cliffside 
3287.  Finger,  Z.  L.   1949   Morganton 
1800.  Finley,  G.  B.  1915  Marion 

3707.  Fisher,  C.  G.  1954  Thomasville 
3795.  Fisher,   Don.    (Mrs.)    1955   Lexington 


1946.  Fisher,  Lester  1917   Statesville 
3938.  Fisher,  L.  J.   1956  Statesville 
3462.  Fisher,  P.  L.  1951  Elkin 
1861.  Fitchett,  C.  E.  1916  Dunn 
3679.  Fitzgerald,  F.  B.,  Jr.   (Ala.) 

1953  Hickory 

3261.  Fleming,  O.  G.  1949  Smithfield 
4160.  Fleming,  R.  E.,  Jr.  1959  Rocky  Mount 
3201.  Fleming,  Velma   (Va.) 
1947  Portland,  Ohio 

3621.  Fletcher,  J.  H.  1953  Valdese 
3739.  Floyd,  C.  M.,  Jr. 

1954  Roanoke  Rapids 

3018.  Flynn,  H.  L.  1943  Winston-Salem 
3433.  Forbus,  B.  M.  1951  Louisville,  Ky. 
2255.  Fordham,  C.  C,  Jr.  1925  Greensboro 
1487.  Fordham,  C.  McK.  1909  Greensboro 
2652.  Forrest,  B.  B.  1933  Hillsboro 
3333.  Forrest,  W.  G.  1950  Gastonia 
3896.  Forrester,  P.  R.   (S.C.)  1956  Albemarle 
4050.  Forsyth,  A.  R,   (Ohio)   1957 

Kannapolis 
3637.  Foss,  E.  I;.   (Maine) 

1953  Virginia  Beach,  Va. 
2332.  Foster,  D.  W.  1926  Asheville 
1685.  Foster,  J.  C.  C.  1912  Tryon 

4278.  Foster,  R.  W.  1960  Greensboro 
3258.  Fowler,  Evelyn  B.   (Mrs.) 

1949  Salisbury 
3862.  Fowler,    J.    D.    (S.C.)     1955    Clarkton 
3672.  Fox,  Carolyn  E.    (Mrs.) 

1953  Winston-Salem 
1322.  Fox,   C.   M.   1906   Asheboro 
3846.  Fox,  E.  L.  1955  New  York,  N.  Y. 
2781.  Fox,  H.  S.  1937  Winston-Salem 
2942.  Fox,  J.  C,  Jr.   1941   Chapel  Hill 
2843.  Fox,  J.  H.  1939  Asheboro 
3036.  Fox,  Margaret    (Mrs.) 

1943  Chapel  Hill 

4279.  Fraley,  T.  M.  1960  Statesville 
3150.  Franklin,  R.  E.   (Miss.) 

1946  Greensboro 
3879.  Freeman,  J.  H.  1955  Dublin 
4072.  Freeman,  P.  D.  1958  Staunton,  Va. 

3622.  Friday,  J.  P.  1953  Gastonia 
3644.  Fritsche,  T.  R.   (N.J.) 

1953  Palmetto,  Fla. 
2536.  Frontis,  S.  W.  1930  Greensboro 
3792.  Frostick,  W.   L.   1955   Laurinburg 
3563.  Fulbright,  K.  X.   1952  Greensboro 
1434.  Fullenwider,  Phifer  19(18  Raleigh 
2979.  Fuller,  E.  R,  1941  Salisbury 
4213.  Fulton,  James  Wade   1959  Welcome 


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2086. 
3055. 
2928. 

3463. 
3611. 

3464. 
2898. 
1488. 
2943. 
4382. 
3139. 

2770. 
2319. 
1810. 
2060. 
3416. 
3414. 

4344. 

3319. 
2286. 

1403. 
3334. 
1954. 
2465. 
4420. 

2039. 

4471. 
2093. 
1877. 
4261. 


4383. 

1886. 
3740. 

3760, 
3230 
4472 
3927 
4214 

4384 
4026 


Purr,  F.  L.  1921  Louisburg 
Fussell,  T.  E.  1944  Hamlet 
Futrell,  C.  L.  1940  Raleigh 

G 
Gabriel,  J.  C.  1951  Troutman 
Gaddy,  C.   B.,  Jr.    (S.C.) 

1952  Charlotte 
Gaddy,  C.  H.  1951   Clinton 
Gaddy,  E.  P.  1940  Greensboro 
Gaddy,  H.  M.  1909  Asheville 
Gaddy,  Phil  1941  Marshville 
Gaddy,  R.  C.  1961  Clinton 
Gaddy,  R.  L.,  Jr.   (Fla.) 

1946   Tallahassee,  Fla. 
Galloway,  A.   E.   1937   Charlotte 
Gamble,  A.  A.  1926  Rocky  Mount 
Gamble,  C.  F.  1915  Monroe 
Gamble,  J.  P.  1921   Monroe 
Gammon,  H.  O.    (Mo.)   1950  Reidsville 
Gardiner,  P.  L.   (R.I.)    1950 

Greensboro 
Gardner,  C.  C.   (S.C.)   1960 

Camden,  S.  C. 
Gardner,  J.  T.  1949  Mooresville 
Gardner,  Mattie  S.   (Mrs.  W.  K.) 

1925  Charlotte 
Gardner,  T.  L.  190S  Reidsville 
Gardner,  W.  S.  1950  Burlington 
Garner,  C.  V.  1917  Warsaw 
Garren,  F.  O.  1928  Mt.  Airy 
Garrett,  R.  L.   (Va.)   1961 

Bluefield,  W.  Vn. 
Garrett,  Y.  D.,  Jr.   (col.) 

1920   Durham 
Garrou,  Ann  B.   (Mrs.)   1962  Valdese 
Gary,  J.  R.  1922  Arlington,  Va. 
Gaskins,  W.  F.  1916  Haveloek 
Gaskins,  W.  F.,  Jr.   (S.C.) 

1960  New  Bern 
Gatling,  T.  R.   (col.)    (S.C.) 

1920  Reidsville 
Gattis,  TI.   I.,  Jr.  1961  Raleigh 
Gattis,  P.  D.  1916  Raleigh 
Gaylord,  J.  T.   1954 

Overland   Park,   Kan. 
Geis,  V.  L.    (111.)    1954  Hendersonville 
Gerlinger,  J.  J.  1948  Rocky  Mount 
Gibson,  C.  T.  1962  Goldsboro 
Gibson,  J.  H.    (S.C.)    1956  Whiteville 
Gibson,  Robert  Alexander,  Jr. 

1959  Rochelle,  111. 
Gibson,  W.  S.  1961  Goldsboro 
Gidney,  C.  E.    (col.)    1957 

Chillieothe,  Ohio 


3371.  Gilbert,  L.  E.,  Jr.  1950  Wagram 
2784.  Gilbert,  L.  M.,  Jr.  1937  Maxton 
2069.  Gilbert,  W.  B.   (Ga.)   1921  Raleigh 
4245.  Giles,  C.  N.   (S.C.) 

1959  Spartanburg,  S.  C. 
4149.  Giles,  R.  T.  (S.C.)  1959  Candor 
3793.  Gillespie,  C.  B.,  Jr.  1955   Burnsville 

3465.  Gilliam,  A.  B.,  Jr.  1951  Reidsville 
2257.  Gilliam,  W.  A.  1925  Winston-Salem 
2557.  Gillikin,  C.  E.   (S.C)   1931  Kenly 
3682.  Gilmore,  L.  M.   (S.C.) 

1953  Kannapolis 
3922.  Gleissner,  Amata  (Mrs.)   (S.C.) 

1956  Gaffney,  S.  C. 
2270.  Glenn,  J.  S.  1925  Mount  Olive 
2701.  Glenn,  R.  A.  1935  Denton 

4215.  Glover,    W.    F.,    Jr.     1959    Pensacola, 

Fla. 
42S0.  Godette,  Wallace   (col.) 

1960  New  York,  N.  Y. 

3868.  Godfrey,  J.  K.   (Ga.)   1955  Murphy 
2624.  Godwin,   C.   F.   1932  Pine  Level 

4216.  Goforth,  Joseph  Philip  1959 

Asheville 
2119.  Goode,  B.  S.  1923  Statesville 
2294.  Gooden,  D.  T.   (Va.) 

1926  Grottoes,  Va. 
1709.  Goodrum,  C.  S.  1913  Davidson 
2899.  Goodwin,  M.  N.  1940  Beaufort,  S.  C. 

4473.  Goodwin,  S.  S.  1962  Monroe 
3884.  Gordon,  Freda  H.   (Mrs.)   1955 

Norfolk,  Va. 

4474.  Gordon,  R.  L.   1962    Raleigh 
2629.  Gordon,  T.  W.  1932  Thomasville 
4339.  Gore,  J.  R.    (S.C.)    1960  Albemarle 
3708.  Gowan,  S.  W.  1954  Wallace 
4452.  Graham,  A.  H.   (Miss.)   1961 

Greenville 
3623.  Graham,  C,  C.  1953   Greensboro 
3992.  Graham,  H.  N.  1957  Charlotte 
1916.  Graham,  J.  C.  1917  Red  Springs 
3262.  Graham,  L.  I.  1949  Wallace 
3880.  Graham,  W.  W.  1955  Monroe 
3656.  Grandy,  J.  I.  1953  Charlotte 

3466.  Grantham,  J.  G.   1951  Charlotte 
2771.  Grantham,  R.  B.  1937  Red  Springs 
4356.  Grasniek,  G.  F.   (N.J.) 

1960  Hendersonville 
3972.  Gray,  J.  W.,  Jr.    (Texas)    1956 

Charlotte 
2944.  Greene,  H.  W.  1941  Wilmington 
3534.  Greene,  J.  P.  1952  Boone 
4027.  Greene,  J.  S.  1957  Lenoir 
3165.  Greenspan,  Joseph   1947  Charlotte 


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2217.  Greenwood,  A.  M.  (col.)  1924  2684. 

High  Point  2146. 
3467.  Greeson,  H.   C.  1951   Sanford 

4417.  Gregory,  R.  L.    (S.C.)    1961  4283. 

Mooresville 

3096.  Gregory,  W.  S.   (S.C.)   1944  Shelby  3197. 

3564.  Gresham,  J.  W.  1952  Wilson  4416. 
(3895.  Gretz,  Margaret  (Mass.) 

1955  Hendersonville  3917. 
2736.  Greyer,  Mary  Alice  B.    (Mrs.) 

1936  Bryson  City  3128. 

3231.  Griffin,  E.  W.,  Jr.  1307. 

1948  Kings  Mountain  2147. 
[2295.  Griffin,   Octavus    (Va.) 

1926  Roanoke  Rapids  2945. 

3289.  Griffin,  S.  D.,  Jr.  1949  Burlington  2792. 

3565.  Griffin,  W.  C.   1952  Raleigh 

3848.  Griffin,  W.  Crane  1955  Roanoke  Rapids  4360. 
2508.  Griffin,  W.  R.  1929  Old  Fort 

S4281.  Griffin,  W.  R.,  Jr.  1960  Old  Fort  3232. 

1374.  Griffith,  Wiltshire  4340. 

1907   Hendersonville  3609. 

3741.  Griffith,  Wiltshire,  Jr.  4385. 

1954  Hendersonville  2850. 

1829.  Grimes,  G.  D.  1915  Robersonville  2388. 

3542.  Gross,  N.  R.   (S.C.)   1952  Whiteville  4284. 

2055.  Guion,  C.  L.  1921  Aberdeen  3129. 

2056.  Guion,  H.  N.  1921  Marshville  3899. 
4475.  Gupton,  A.  O.  1962  Louisburg  3709. 
1856.  Gurley,  W.  B.  1916  Windsor  5421. 

2829.  Guthrie,  C.  H.   1938  Beaufort  349;5- 

4386. 

H  2456. 

3794.  Hackney,  E.  W.  1955  Luniberton  4115. 

3993.  Hackney,  Sara   (Mrs.)  3731. 

1957  Lumberton 

4161.  Hagwood,  Ray  Gordon  1959  4148. 

Lexington 

3104.  Hahl,  Marguerite  W.    (.Mrs.  J.  W.)  3710. 

1945  Jacksonville,  Fla.  3940. 
2273.  Hair,  R.  C.  1925  Pineville 

1939.  Hairston,  R.  S.  (col.)  2209. 

1917  Winston-Salem  3566. 

3050.  Haith,  J.  W.,  Jr.    (col.)  3263. 

1944  Washington,  D.  C.  3634. 

4282.Haithcock,  J.  R.  1960  Mt.  Gilea.l  4348. 
4457.  Hall,   II.  .1.    (S.C;    1962  Lexington 

4520.  Hall,  H.  G.,  Jr.  1962  Asheboro  4355. 
2381.  Hall,  J.  M.,  Jr.   1927   Wilmington 

2265.  Hall,  J.  P.  1925  Oxford  4217. 

3290.  Hall,  R.  B.  1949  Mocksville 

2282.  Hall,  S.  B.  1925  Mocksville  2616. 

2189.  Hall,  S.  C.  1924  Oxford  4286. 
2844.  Halsey,  W.  B.  1939  Sparta 


Ham,  F.  B.  1934  Orlando,  Fla. 
Ham,  T.  J.,  Jr.   (Va.) 

1922  Yanceyville 
Hambright,  Joanne,  B.    (Mrs.) 

1960  Fayetteville 

Hamer,   M.    S.    1947    Hughesville,    Md. 
Hames,  H.  J.  (S.C.)   1961 

Kannapolis 
Hamilton,  S.  W.   (Ga.) 

1956  Starke,  Fla. 
Hamlet,  J.  E.  1946  Paris,  Tenn. 
Hamlet,  Reginald  1906  Raleigh 
Hamlin,  J.  T.   (col.)    (W.Va.) 

1922  Raleigh 
Hamlin,  V.  C,  Jr.   (col.)   1941  Raleigh 
Hammond,  H.   A.    (S.C.) 

1937   Charlotte 
Hammond,  H.  L.   (Ga.) 

1961  Greensboro 
Handy,  K.  E.  1948  Raleigh 
Haney,  D.  C.   (S.D.)   1960  Asheville 
Hankey,  L.  C.  (Pa.)  1952  Enka 
Hansen,  E.  L.  1961  Charlotte 
Hardee,  A.  K.,  Jr.  1939  Charlotte 
Hardee,   W.   E.   1927   Charlotte 
Hardy,  C.  E.  1960  LaGrange 
Hardy,  R.  W.  1946  Concord 
Hargett,  C.  B.   1956  Greenville 
Harmon,  J.  F.,  Jr.  1954  Lexington 
Harmon,  W.  S.   1962  Hertford 
Harper,  J.  E.  (S.C.)  1951  Charlotte 
Harper,  W.  J.   1961   Goldsboro 
Harper,  W.  L.  1928  Hendersonville 
Harrell,  O.  C.  1958  Winston-Salem 
Harrelson,  W.  H.    (S.C.) 

1954  Tabor  City 
Harris,  Fenton  Hayes,  Jr.    (col.) 

(D.C.)    1959  Asheville 
Harris,  G.  W.  1954  Chapel  Hill 
Harris,  J.  F.  1956   (col.) 

Washington,  D.   C. 
Harris,  J.  C.  1924  Durham 
Harris,  J.  O,  Jr.  1952   Durham 
Harris,  L.  C.  1949  Cliffside 
Harris,  R.  O.   (S.C.)   1953  Charlotte 
Harris,  R,  P.   (S.C.) 

1960   Rocky   Mount 
Harris,  Savannah  B.    (S.C.) 

1960  Rocky  Mount 
Harris,   T.  E.,  Jr. 

1959  Thomasville 
Harris,  W.  B.   1932  High  Point 
Harris,  Virginia  H.  (Mrs.)  1961 

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3123.  Harrison,  J.  W.   194(3  3797, 
North  Wilkesboro 

3567.  Harrison,  J.  R.  19.12  Troy  3058. 
2321.  Harrison,  L.  S.  1926  Greenville  3569. 
3264.  Harrison,  R.  P.  1949  Draper  3985, 
4218.  Harrison,  8.  V.  1959  Walnut  Cove 

1462.  Harrison,  T.  X.,  Jr.  1909  Greenville  4387. 

4522.  Harriss,  W.  F.  1962  High  Point  2643. 
2682.  Hartis,  G.  C.  1934  Winston-Salem  2677. 
4408.  Hartman,  Irwin   (X.J.)  1493, 

1961  Ft.  Bragg.  3337. 
3536.  Harward,  B.  R.  1952  Raleigh 

3657.  Hatcher,  J.  E.  1953  Kenansville  1007. 

4134.  Hatfield,  Charles  Newman   (Tenn.)  4508. 

1958  Knoxville,  Tenn. 

4523.  Hathcock,  J.  A.,  Jr.  1962  Charlotte  3881. 
2251.  Haupt,  Edward  1925  Newton  2595. 

3568.  Hauss,  H.  L.  1952  China  Grove  2509. 
3489.  Hawkins,  A.  R.,  Jr.   (X.P.)  3882, 

1951  Jamestown,  X.  Dak.  4424. 

3335.  Hawkins,  C.  B.  1950  Bryson  City  3883. 
3624.  Hawkins,  C.  I.  1953  Madison  4219. 

3291.  Hawkins,  H.  B.  1949  Moravian  Falls  4220. 
4319.  Hawkins,  J.  X.  1960  Asheville 

3772.  Hawkins,  P.  E.    (Ga.)    1954  Charlotte         3711. 

1865.  Hayes,  G.  E.  1916  Lenoir  2390. 
4163.  Heath,  I.  L,  Jr.  1959  Kecoughton,  Va.       3747. 

3336.  Heath,  R.  E.   1950   Burlington 

3941.  Heath,  R.  V.  1956  Snow  Hill  2012. 

3617.  Heaton,  P.  H,  Jr.    (S.C.)  3105. 

1953  Wilmington 

3078.  Hege,  G.  D.  1945  Whiteville  1752. 
3827.  Hemby,  S.  E.,  Jr.    (Ga.)   1955 

Charlotte  3601. 

3292.  Hemingway,  C.  E.  1949  Charlotte 

4285.  Hemingway,  F.  McC.  I960  Bethel  2122. 

3664.  Hemingway,  Mary  F.    (Mrs.)  2549. 

1953  Charlotte 

1949.  Henderlite,  J.  W.,  M.D.  3685. 

1917  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

1437.  Henderson,  A.  J.   (vol.)  3007. 

1908  Fayetteville  2019. 

2376.  Henderson,  G.  E.  1927  Shallotte  3002. 

1718.  Henderson,  J.   L.    1913    Salisbury  1240. 

2756.  Hendriek,   A.   B.    (S.C.)  4164. 

1937  Kannapolis  2734. 

2877.  Hendrix,  J.   O'X.   1939   Canton  3043. 

3032.  Henley,  J.  T.  1943  Hope  Mills  4049. 
2841.  Henriksen,  H.  E.    (S.C.) 

1939  Wilmington  3171. 
4365.  Henry,  F.  G.    (Mich)    1961  Greensboro       2695. 

2929.  Herndon,  H.  H.   (Ga.)  3266. 

1940  Winston-Salem 

3796.  Herrin,  J.  C.  1955  Henderson  3658. 


Herring,  E.  X.   1955 

Myrtle  Beach,  S.  C. 
Herring,  R.  MeP.  1944  Clinton 
Herring,  W.  I.   1952  Clinton 
Hickman,  J.  H.   (S.C.) 

1957  Charlotte 
Hiekmon,  J.  R.  1961  Raleigh 
Hickmon,  W.  L.  1933  Wilmington 
Hicks,  A.  M.  1934  Pikeville 
Hicks,  C.  G.  1909  Raleigh 
Hicks,  Jean  Snyder   (Mrs.) 

1950  Charlotte 
Hicks,  J.  E.  F.  1901   Goldsboro 
Hicks,  J.  O.   (Ala.)   1962 

Winston-Salem 
Higdon,  M.  L.  1955  Forest  City 
High,  P.  J.   (S.C.)   1932  Lincolnton 
Hill,  G.  L.   (col.)   1929  Xew  Bern 
Hill,  J.  A.  1955  Wake  Forest 
Himes,  C.  F.  1961  Brevard 
Hines,  R.  M.  1955  Tuscaloosa,  Ala. 
Hinton,  Malory  Hugh  1959  Raleigh 
Hirsch,  Allen  Frederick  1959 

Carrboro 
Hix,  D.  T.  1954  Gibsonville 
Hobbs,   Alden   1927   Kinston 
Hobbs,  Martha  S.   (Mrs.) 

1954  Kinston 
Hocutt,  D.  D.  1920  Henderson 
Hoffman,  E.  X.    (S.C.) 

1 945  Lumberton 
Hoffman,  J.  F.,  Jr. 

1914  High  Point 
Hoffman,  W.  C.   (Ya.) 

1952  Guilford  College 
Hogan,  A.  L.  1923  Kinston 
Hoggard,  C.  R. 

1930  Falls  Church,  Va. 
Holland,  J.  S.   (S.C.) 

1953  Winston-Salem 
Holland,  L.  L.  1942  Hamlet 
Holland,  R.  F.   (Ga.)   1919  Charlotte 
Holland,  T.  M.  1942  Mount  Holly 
Holland,  W.  F.  1905  Mount  Holly 
Hollowell,  Aubrey   Ellis  1959  Raleigh 
Hollowell,  W.  C.  1936  Greenville 
Hollowell,  W.  H.,  Jr.  1944  Edenton 
Holmes,  W.  B.,  Ill  (Tenn.) 

1957   Knoxville,   Tenn. 
Holt,  Ernest   (S.C.)    1947  Forest  City 
Holt,  F.  A.  1935  North  Wilkesboro 
Holt,  Maryellen,  (Mrs.) 

1949   Burlington 
Holt,  W.  S.  1958  Jacksonville,  Fla. 


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1307.  Honaker,  S.  G.   (W.Va.) 

1960  Winston-Salem 
!868  Honeyeutt,  G.  W.  1939  Rockingham 
1:321.  Honeyeutt,  H.  R.  1960  Raleigh 
.494.  Hood,  H.  C.  1909  Smithfield 
1918.  Hood,  India   (Tenn.)  1956  Richlands 
.595.  Hood,  J.  C.  1911  Kinston 
:;293.  Hood,  J.  C,  Jr.  1949  Kinston 
,322.  Hood,  J.  D.  1960  Morganton 
712.  Hood,  P.  C.  1913  Dunn 
388.  Hood,  R,  L.  1961  Pink  Hill 
283.  Hood,  T.  R,  1925  Dunn 
101.  Hood,  W.  D.  1903  Smithfield 
782.  Hooper,  F.  L.  1914  Sylva 
930.  Hooper,  J.  L.,  Jr.   (Ga.)   1941 

Andrews 
476.  Horn,  J.  J.  1962  Shelby 
188.  Home,  H.  R.  1947  Fayetteville 

338.  Horner,  Lucille  Earl  (Mrs.) 

1950  Charlotte 
1844.  Horsley,  H.  T.   1915  Belmont 
537.  Horton,  J.  P.,  Jr.   1952  Wilkesboro 
570.  Horton,  W.  D.  1952  X.  Wilkesboro 
503.  Horton,  W.  P.  1951  Wilson 
175.  Hough,  J.  T.   (S.C.)  1923  Charlotte 
522.  House,  Joseph  1910  Beaufort 
267.  House,  Joseph,  Jr.  1949  Grifton 
165.  Houser,  William  Edward 

1959   Cherryville 
705.  Houser,  W.  H.  1935   Cherryville 
849.  Howard,  J.  F.  1955  Wilmington 

339.  Howard,  W.  MeC. 
1950  Winston-Salem 

372.  Howe,  A.  G.  1950  Richmond,  Va. 
061.  Howell,  W.  L.,  Jr.   (Ga.) 

1943  Eaeford 
408.  Howerton,  J.  L.  1908  Greensboro 
778.  Howie,  W.  W.   (S.C.) 

1954  Marion 

373.  Hoyle,  E.  D.  1950  Cooleemee 
813.  Hoyle,  M.  H.  1915  Cooleemee 
310.  Hubbard,  Anna    (Mrs.)    (Ky.) 

1957   Greensboro 

798.  Hudson,  G.  W.  1955  Xew  Bern 
168.  Hudson,  R.  T.  1951  Gastonia 

177.  Huffman,  K.   L.   1962   Winston-Salem 
323.  Huff  stetler,  D.  S.  1960 

Raleigh 
?14.  Hunsueker,  Evelyn  Stutts 

(Mrs.  Keith)    1949  Gibson 

799.  Hunter,  Helen  J. 

1955  Jacksonville,  Fla. 
546.  Hunter,  J.  B.  1910  Charlotte 


3850.  Hunter,  J.  E.,  Jr. 

1955  Columbia,  S.  C. 
3006.  Huntley,  C.  O.  1942  Lenoir 
2696.  Huntley,  W.   A.   1935  Winston-Salem 
2633.  Huss,  K.  W.  1933  Gastonia 
1542.  Hutchins,  J.  A.    1910   Winston-Salem 
4352.  Hutchinson,  W.  F.    (Ind.)    1960 

Waynesville 


4166.  Inabinet,  James  Lewis 
1959  Winston-Salem 
2878.  Ingle,  C.  E.  1939  Weaverville 
4073.  Ingram,  J.  T.  1958  Roanoke  Rapids 
2009.  Ingram,  L.  M.  1920  High  Point 
2980.  Inman,  G.  G.  1941  Rockingham 
2946.  Irwin,  D.   A.   1941  Elkin 
3021.  Irwin,  R.  L.  1943  Elkin 
4029.  Isaac,  D.  W.  1957  Mebane 
1753.  Isler,  W.  A.   (col.)   1914  Kinston 


2385.  Jackson,  J.  C.  1927  Lumberton 
2222.  Jackson,  Leonidas  1924  Erwin 
2559.  Jackson,  Osceola   (col.)    (Tenn.) 
1930  Goldsboro 

4287.  Jackson,   P.  D.   1960  Dunn 

4167.  Jackson,  W.  C.  1959  Lumberton 
4324.  Jacob,  D.  M. 

1960  Atlanta,  Ga. 
1463.  James,   A.   A.   1909   Winston-Salem 
3800.  James,  C.  I.  1955  Asheville 

4168.  James,  F.  D.  1959  Hazelwood 
4030.  James,  Geraldine  K.   (Mrs.  F.  D.) 

1957  Franklin 

3374.  James,  S.  A.   (col.)  1950  Rocky  Mount 
4091.  James,  W.  A.   (S.C.)   1958  Belmont 

4288.  Jarrett,  C.  L.  1960  Lincolnton 
1545.  Jarrett,  L.  M.  1910  Biltmore 
3639.  Jefferies,   C.   L.    (Va.) 

1953  Raleigh 
4095.  Jenkins,  Jane  B.   (Pa.) 

1958  Asheville 

1244.  Jenkins,  J.  V.  1905  Asheville 
3434.  Jenkins,  P.  R.   1951   Murfreesboro 
2375.  Jenkins,   Sam   1927   Walstonburg 
2596.  Jenkins,  W.  I.  (Va.)  1931  Biscoe 
3885.  Jenkins,  W.  I.,  Jr.  1955  Charlotte 

4289.  Jenks,  K.  B.  1960  Graham 
3635.  Jennings,  R,  X.   (Ga.)   1953 

Burlington 
4449.  Jennings,  W.  H.  (Va.)  1961 
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1756.  Jernigan,  R.  W.  1914  Chapel  Hill  3294. 
4509.  Jervey,  G.  MeD.  (S.C.)  1962 

Hendersonville  4389. 

2947.  Johnson,  A.  E,  1941   Winston-Salem  2041. 

3375.  Johnson,  C.  E.  1950  Greenville  3295. 
4325.  Johnson,  J.  K.  19(50  Raleigh  3296. 
4012.  Johnson,  J.  M.   (col.)    (D.C.)  3942. 

1957  Ealeigh  3023. 
2716.  Johnson,  O.  L.  (Aid.)   1935  Charlotte 

3022.  Johnson,  E.  H.  1943  Bobbins  4169. 

2232.  Johnson,  E,  J.    (S.C.)    1924  Asheville 

3801.  Johnson,  S.  B.,  Jr.  1955  Belmont  3770. 

2733.  Johnson,  T.  B.  1936  Hickory 

3034.  Johnson,  T.  H.   1943   Ealeigh  1766. 

3407.  Johnson,  W.  A.    (Ala.)   1950  Mt.  Airy       3980. 

2200.  Johnson,  Wm.  Lewis   1924   Ealeigh 

4425.  Johnson,  W.  L.,  Jr.  1961  Ealeigh 

1518.  Johnson,  Wm.  Luther  1910  Gibson  2576. 

3376.  Johnson,  W.  P.  1950  Kinston  4141. 
2006.  Johnson,  W.  E,  1920  Raleigh 

3659.  Johnson,  W.  Roland  3900. 

1953  Poplarville,  Miss.  3113. 

2632.  Johnson,  W.  S.  1933  Rocky  Mount  3994. 

4250.  Johnson,  Wilson,  Jr.    (Va.)  2809. 

1959  Murfreesboro  2690. 
2739.  Johnson,  W.  W. 

1936  Fuquay  Springs  3192. 
930.  Johnston,  A.  S.  1899  Smithfield 

3049.  Johnston,  C.  A.  1944  Littleton  4478. 

4300.  Johnston,  J.  J.    (W.Va.)  1892. 

1960  Beckley,  W.  Va.  3995. 
3435.  Jolley,  C.  E.  1951  Forest  City  3839. 
4074.  Jones,  Alpheus,  Jr.  1958  Warrenton  2350. 
4501.  Jones,  A.  E,,  Jr.   (S.C.)   1962  2967. 

Oakboro  4444. 

3962.  Jones,  Betty  Jane   (S.C.)  4057. 

1956  Gastonia 

33  77.  Jones,  C.  P.,  Jr.  1950  Oxford  4031. 
3086.  Jones,  Constance  D.   (Mrs.  O.  M.,  Jr.)       3024. 

1945  Lakewood,  Ohio  2848. 

3660.  Jones,  D.  E.  1953  Beaufort 

2233.  Jones,  Dolan  (Ga.)  1925  Monroe  3683. 
4262.  Jones,  D.  P.  (S.C.)  1960  Charlotte 

3378.  Jones,  F.  E.,  Jr.  1356. 

1950  Norfolk,  Va.  3436. 

2851.  Jones,  G.  H.  1939  Zebulon  3890. 
4130.  Jones,  J.  D.   (S.C.) 

1958  Chesterfield,  S.  C.  3851. 
4358.  Jones,  J.  F.   (Tenn.)   1960 

Madison,  Tenn.  4450. 
2152.  Jones,  J.  L.    (Ga.)    1922  Canton 

3379.  Jones,  J.  L.,  Jr.  1950  Canton  3380. 
1693.  Jones,  J.  H.  1913  Haw  Eiver  4479. 
3915.  Jones,  E.  B.  (Ga.)  1956  Asheville  2999. 


Jones,   Waverly  W.    (col.) 

1949  Norfolk,  Va. 
Jones,  Wm.  W.  1961  Morgauton 
Jordan,  D.  L.  1921  Ealeigh 
Jordan,  W.  M.,  Jr.  1949  Marion 
Jordan,  W.  W.  1949  Ealeigh 
Josey,  C.  W.  1956  Old  Fort 
Jowdy,  A.  W.,  Jr.   1943 

Chapel  Hill 
Joyce,  Gladys  Elizabeth  1959 

Kernersville 
Joye,  M.  L.   (S.C.)   1954 

Atlanta,  Ga. 
Joyner,  J.  D.  1914  Lexington,  S.  C. 
Julian,  L.  B.    (Tenn.)    1956  Tryon 

K 

Kale,  E.  G.  1931  Durham 
Katzman,  M.  D.   (Pa.) 

1959  Levittown,  Pa. 
Kauffman,  W.  H.  1956  Asheville 
Kearns,  T.  N.   (Ga.)   1946  Asheboro 
Keating,  T.  M.  1957  Asheville 
Kee,  H.  J.  1938  Norfolk,  Va. 
Keenum,  R,  F.   (Tenn.) 

1935    Hazelwood 
Keetsock,   I.  A.    (Mrs.) 

1947   Durham 
Keever,  D.  E.  1962  Lincolnton 
Keever,  J.  W.,  M.D.  1916  Hickory 
Keever,  Z.  T.,  Jr.  1957  Lincolnton 
Keith,  E,  M.   (S.C.)   1955  Suffolk,  Va 
Kelly,  G.  C.  1926  Lillington 
Kelly,  H.  L.  1941  Durham 
Kemp,  E,  C.   (Ga.)   1961  Sylva 
Kemper,  E.   J.    (Ohio) 

1958  Dayton,  Ohio 
Kendrick,  M.  C.  1957  Greensboro 
Kerr,  B.  D.  1943  Ealeigh 
Kessler,  M.  M. 

1939  Miami  Beach,  Fla. 
Keys,  C.  M.,  M.D.   (Va.) 

1953  West  Jefferson 
Kibbler,  E.  E.  1907  Morgauton 
Kiger,  E.  W.  1951  Shelby 
Kight,  H.  O.   (Ga.) 

1955  Tarawa  Terrace 
Kimball,  Jacquelyn  (Mrs.) 

1955  Louisburg 
Kimbell,  W.  E.,  Jr.  (Ga.)  1961 

Clayton,  Ga. 
Kinard,  E.  E.,  Jr.  1950  Greensboro 
Kincaid,  B.  J.  1962  Greensboro 
King,  A.  H.  1942  Durham 


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1712.  King,  D.  G.  1954  Lumberton 

221.  King,  Glenn  Alden  1959  Hickory  2178. 

347.  King,  Harold  T.    (S.C.) 

1960  X.  Charleston,  S.  C.  4497. 
496.  King,  J.  E.  1909  Durham 
495.  King,  T.  M.,  Jr.   (Tex.)   1962  4092. 

Winston-Salem 

996.  King,  V.  H.,  Ill  1957  Goldsboro  2116. 

340.  King,  W.  A.  1950  Mount  Airy  4257, 
027.  King,  W.  H.   (col.)    (S.C.) 

1919  Greensboro  3505. 

997.  Kirby,  C.  M.,  Jr.  1957  Southport  3939. 
170.  Kirby,  James  Thomas  1959  Southport 
390.  Kirkman,  Paul  Madison,  3409. 

1961  Winston-Salem  3901. 
426.  Kirkman,  Phebe  (Mrs.)   1961  2120. 

Winston-Salem  2746. 

297.  Kirkpatriek,  T.  M.,  Jr.  3080. 

1949  Leaksville  3572. 

189.  Kiser,  A.  G.  1947  Asheville  4391, 

298.  Kiser,  F.  C.  1949  Asheville  3300, 
381.  Kiser,  J.  C.  1950  Cramerton  3902. 
948.  Kiser,  E.  A.  1941  China  Grove  4222. 
758.  Klein,  B.  F.  (Pa.)  1936  Asheville  4480. 
194.  Kline,  Albert  Raymond,  Jr.  (S.C.)  4392, 

1959  Greenville  3749, 

802.  Kluttz,  J.  A.  1955  Black  Mountain  4223. 
147.  Kneece,    John    Broadus    (Mich.)    1959      3730, 

Eockingham 

620.  Knight,  C.  V.  1911  Wilson  3200. 
|JD79.  Knight,  E.  H.  1945  Asheville 

'  352.  Knight,  J.  O.  1955  Eocky  Mount  2049. 

299.  Knight,  J.  E.  1949  Jonesville  4524. 
571.  Knight,  B,  A.  1952  Pinehurst  4224. 
'14.  Knott,  Carolyn  (Mrs.)  2457. 

1954  Ealeigh  2013. 

341.  Knox,  E.  L.  1950  Charlotte  4171. 
223.  Koonce,  S.  G.  1948  Chadbourn  4075, 
580.  Koonts,  A.  A.  1931  High  Point  1942. 
)32.  Kopp,  E,  S.  1957  Spring  Valley,  X.  Y.  2932. 
)00.  Kornfield,  Abraham 

1942  Eocky  Mount  4186, 
391.  Kouzel,  Howard  (Md.) 

1955  Washington,  D.  C.  2387, 
)55.  Kramer,  S.  H.    (Md.)  4242, 

1958  Washington,  D.  C. 

>31.  Kraus,  Emma  Myrtle    (Va.)  3681, 

1940  Charlotte 

586.  Kritzer,  E.  L.  1931  Albemarle  2261 

L91.  Krohn,   George    (Missouri)  3807 

1959  Columbus,  Ga. 

i38.  Kubiak,  Dolores  (Mrs.)  3382 

1952  Pittsburg,  Pa.  4076 


Lamar,  W.  L.,  Jr.   (Ala.) 

1923  Denton 
Lambert,     M.     L.,     Jr.      (Ala.)      1962 

Charlotte 
Lambeth,  D.  C.   (S.C) 

1958  Morganton 

Lamm,  L.  M.  1923  Mount  Airy 
LaMoniea,  A.  J.   (Mass)   1960 

Everett,  Mass. 
Lamore,  W.  P.  1951  Oteen 
Lane,  Oveda  F.   (Mrs.) 

1956  Wilmington 
Lane,  E.  L.   (Ga.)   1950  Greensboro 
Langdon,  F.  H.  1956  Greensboro 
Langdon,  E,  E.  1923  Fayetteville 
Langdon,  Eoscoe  1936  Columbia,  S.  C. 
Langston,  D.  O'B.  1945  Franklinton 
Langston,  M.  B.,  Jr.  1952  Xew  Bern 
Lanier,  Billy  Worth  1961  Coats 
Lanier,  LeEoy  1949  Fayetteville 
Lanning,  E.  E.,  Jr.  1956  Lexington 
Larson,  Verl  Allen  1959  High  Point 
Lasater,  W.  H.  1962  Durham 
Lassiter,  L.  M.,  Jr.  1961  Kinston 
Latta,  Patsy  (Mrs.)  1954  Durham 
Lawing,  Kenneth  Lee  1959  Conover 
Lawson,  H.  A.   (S.D.) 

1954  Weaverville 
Lawson,  J.  I.,  Jr.   (Ga.) 

1947  Ocala,  Fla. 
Layton,  C.  C.  1921   High  Point 
Lazarus,  C.  L.  1962  Spindale 
Lazarus,  J.  M.  1959  Sanford 
Lazarus,  Joseph  1928  Sanford 
Lea,  V.  D.  1920  Durham 
Leatherwood,  D.  E.  1959  Waynesville 
Leatherwood,  J.  E.  1958  High  Point 
Ledbetter,   E.  DeB.   1917  Lexington 
Ledford,  J.  E.   (Ga.) 

1940  McCaysville,  Ga. 
Lee,  Margaret  W.   (Mrs.)  1959  Far 

Eockaway,  X.  Y. 
LeGette,  J.  S.  1927  Charlotte 
Leigh,  H.  A.   (Iowa) 

1959  Waynesville 
Leitch,  H.  K.   (Mich.) 

1953  Albemarle 
Le  Mon,  H.  H.  (col.)  1925  High  Point 
Lemos,  Thalia  Andrew 

1955  Athens,  Greece 

Leonard,  H.  B.,  Jr.  1950  High  Point 
Leonard,  J.  W.  1958  Charlotte 


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3762. 

4393, 
2481, 
1671, 
2382, 
3903, 
2783, 
2949, 
2749, 
3661. 

3220. 

3912. 

2821, 

2788. 
1467. 
3213. 

4414. 

2901. 
2011. 
3803. 
3146. 
3383. 

1468. 
3328. 
3764. 

4116. 
3384. 

3998. 

2927. 
3573. 

3323. 

4187. 

3804. 

2706. 
3301. 
3999. 
3385. 
3779. 

3212. 

3302. 


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Leonard,   T.   D.    (S.C.) 

1954  Charlotte 
Leonard,  Wm,  H.  1961  Marion 
Lever,  T.  H.    (S.C.)    1928  Charlotte 
Lewis,  H.  R.   1912   Asheville 
Lewis,   L.   C.   1927   Winston-Salem 
Lewis,  B.  L.  1956  Charlotte 
Lewis,  W.  C.  1937  Kannapolis 
Lewis,  W.  K.  1941  Mount  Olive 
Libbus,  T.  A.  1936  New  Bern 
Liles,  B.  H.   (col.) 

1953  Washington,  D.  C. 
Lindensehmidt,  V.  J.    (Ind.) 

1948   Wilmington 
Lindsay,  Bobby  Clay   (Term.) 

1956  Salisbury 
Link,  F.  F.  1938  Reidsville 
Linn,  T.  L.  1938  Landis 
Lisk,  D.  C.  1909  Charlotte 
Little,  G.  L.  194S 

Fort  Lauderdale,  Fla. 
Liverman,  J.  S.,  Jr.    (S.C.) 

1961   Charlotte 
Lloyd,  A.  A.  1940  Hillsboro 
Lloyd,  T.  P.  1920  Louisburg 
Lloyd,  W.  L.  1955  Garner 
Lockhart,  B.  O.  1946  Baleigh 
Loekwood,  Mary  Elizabeth 

1950  Brunswick,  Ga. 
Lot'tin,  J.  U.  1909  Albemarle 
Loftin,  T.   G.    (Miss.)    1949  Albemarle 
Logan,  H.  M.  (Ind.) 

1954  Winston-Salem 
Lombard,  W.  O.  1958  Boekwell 
London,  L.  W.,  Jr. 

1950  Kings  Mountain 
Lore,  Sara  1957  Winston-Salem 
Lorek,  L.  A.  1940  Badford,  Va. 
Loritts,  T.  D.    (col.) 

1952   Cleveland,   Ohio 
Lott,  A.  B.  (S.C.)  1949  Clyde 
Lovekamp,  Wilbur  Albert   (111.) 

1959  Winston-Salem 
Lovelace,  W.  M.,  Jr. 

1955  Hudson 

Lovett,  H.  E.  1935  Liberty 
Lovette,  J.  F.  1949  Liberty 
Lowder,  J.  F.  1957  Winston-Salem 
Lowder,  J.  H.  1950  Marion 
Lowder,  T.  M.,  Jr.   (S.C.) 

1954  Greensboro 
Lowe,  Bonnie  H.   (Mrs.) 

1948  Arehdale 
Lowe,  J.   D.   1949   Arehdale 


3825.  Lowry,  F.  W.    (S.C.) 

1955  Statesville 
4407.  Lowry,  Hughes  D.   (S.C.) 

1961  Pembroke 
1670.  Lunn,  F.  H.  1912  Winston-Salem 
1357.  Lutz,  H.  C.  1907  Hickory 
4394.  Lutz,  Howard  B.  1961   Hudson 
2852.  Lynch,  Ernestine  B.  (Mrs.  H.  W.) 

1939  Dunn 
3437.  Lynch,   H.  W.   1951   Dunn 
2872.  Lynch,  W.  F.  1939  Durham 
1666.  Lyon,  O.  H.  1912  X.  Wilkesboro 
1379.  Lyon,  B.  P.  1907  Wadesboro 

Mc 
2997.  MeAdams,  J.  W.  1942  Burlington 
2694.  McAllister,  H.  C.  1935  Chapel  Hill 
3574.  McAllister,  L.  B.  1952  Graham 
2023.  McBride,  T.  L,   (Penn.) 

1919   Marshville 
2787.  Mc-Bryde,  B.  V.   1937  Fayetteville 
2741.  MeCarn,  M.  B.  M.    (Mrs.) 

19.36  Mount  Pleasant 
3420.  McCliney,  Stanley   (Penn.) 

1950  Jersey  Shore,  Pa. 
2704.  McCollum,   X.   H.,  Jr.    1935   Leaksvilh 
2628.  McCombs,   L,   M.    1932    Creedmoor 
4077.  McCorkle,  M.  E.  1958  Burlington 
3469.  McCormae,   D.   A. 

1951  So.  Boston,  Ya. 

4117.  McCormick,  D.  F.  1958  Fayetteville 
2996.  McCrimmon,  D.  G.  1942  Pittsboro 
2277.  McCrummen,  D.  C.  1925  Aberdeen 
4172.  McCurdy,  Marion  Boger 

1959  Greensboro 
4058.  McDaniel,  Eldon    (S.C.) 

1958  Monroe 
2540.  McDaniel,  P.  L.  1930   Wilmington 
1569.  McDonald,  A.  H.  1910  Durham 
4427.  McDonald,  E.  J.   1961  Jacksonville 
3269.  McDonald,  J.  C.  1949  Durham 
4033.  McDonald,  Joanne    (Mrs.) 

1957  Hickory 
4000.  McDonald,  W.  B.,  Ill  1957  Hickory 
2053.  McDowell,  X.  O.  1921  Scotland  Xeck 
3052.  McDowell,  X.  O.,  Jr. 

1944  Scotland  Xeck 
1742.  McDuffie,  R.  A.  1914  Greensboro 

2902.  McFalls,  C.  D.  1940  Madison 
2859.  McFalls,  O.  W.  1939  Greensboro 

2903.  McFalls,  S.  W.  1940  Greensboro 
3422.  MeFarland,   T.   W.    (S.C.) 

1951  Derita 
2960.  McGee,  J.  C.  1941  Asheville 


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t70.  McGee,  J.  C.,  Jr.  1951  Asheville 
>95.  McGowan,  D.  F.  1942  Chapel  Hill 
)04.  McGugan,  V.  G.  1956  Moeksville 
S86.  McGuire,  J.  M.  1950 

Sacramento,  Calif. 
i*05.  McKay,  D.  McN.  1895   Durham 
■'67.  McKay,  J.  W.  1914 

St.   Petersburg,  Fla. 
•14.  McKeel,  C.  B.,  Jr.  1917  Charlotte 
>06.  McKeithan,   Herbert,  Jr. 

1951  Laurinburg 
579.  McKenzie,  C.  B.   (S.C.) 

1949  Winston-Salem 
!>45.  McKenzie,  P.  H.  (S.C.) 

1953   Jacksonville 
!51.  McKittrick,  E.  L.   (S.C.) 

1950  Stony  Point 

>>93.  McKnight,  L.   E.,   Jr.   1942  Coats 
481.  McLarty,  G.  C,  Jr.  1962  Higli  Point 
144.  McLaughlin,  J.   McD. 

1928  Mercersburg,   Pa. 
106.  McLean,  A.  L.,  Jr.  1945  Angier 
767.  McLean,  G.  W.  1937  Clinton 
S25.  McMillan,  B.  F.,  Jr. 

1915  Lumberton 
l545.  McNair,  Wallace  D.  (Ala.)  1960 

Gadsden,  Ala. 
131.  McNeely,  J.  L.    (Va.)    1958 

Charlotte 
550.  McNeill,  A.  D.  1930  Norwood 
)04.  McNeill,  J.  A.  1940  Whiteville 
'526.  McNeill,  J.  P.  1960  Norwood 
379.  McNeill,  L.  J.  1934  Norwood 
i)43.  McQueen,  Nancy  W.   (Mrs.) 

1956  Clearwater,  Fla. 

M 
902.  Mabry,  C.  S.  1917  Hamlet 
126.  Maekie,  Frances  C.   (Mrs.) 

1946  Winston-Salem 
333.  Macon,  A.  B.  1915  Mount  Airy 
214.  Malion,  H.  E.  1948  Fairmont 
440.  Mallchok,   Harry    (Mich.)    1961 

Jacksonville 
fo34.Mancini,  L.  H. 

1957  San  Antonio,  Tex. 

J609.  Maness,  R.  C.  1932  Greensboro 
775.  Manfred,   F.   A.    (Pa.) 

1954  Youngstown,   Ohio 

169.  Markham,  G.  W.   1928    Fayetteville 
290.  Marks,  R.   K.    1960    Danville,    Va. 
859.  Marple,  K.  E.   (Ky.) 

1955  Louisville,  Ky. 

102.  Marsh,  J.  W.   (Ga.)   1958  Charlotte 


1330.  Marsh,  N.  F.  1906  Asheboro 
4174.  Marsh,  W.  L.  1959  Wadesboro 
1994.  Martin,  A.  N.  1920  Roanoke  Rapids 
1626.  Martin,  B.  M.  1912  Baltimore,  Md. 
3905.  Martin,  J.  W.  1956  Pinetops 
4225.  Martin,  Roy  James  1959   Charlotte 
3387.  Martin,  R.  M.   1950  Ahoskie 
1849.  Martin,  S.  L.,  Jr.  1915  Leaksville 
4078.  Mast,  W.  II.  1958  Henderson 
1687.  Mathes,   T.  J.  1912   Durham 
3234.  Mathews,  G.  W.,  Jr.  1948  Asheville 

4525.  Matthews,  G.  D.,  Jr.  1962  Stonesville 
2780.  Matthews,  J.  I.  1937  Raleigh 

3823.  Matthews,  O.  A.   (S.C.) 

1955  Oteen 
2729.  Matthews,  W.  F.,  Jr.  1936  Raleigh 
3035.  Mattison,  Elizabeth    (Mrs.)    1943 

Lubbock,   Tex. 
3575.  Mauney,  H.  McC.  1952  Hayesville 
2268.  Mauney,  W.  McC.  1925  Murphy 
4306.  Maurer,  W.  B.    (Ga.)   1960 

Kannapolis 
3763.  Maxwell,  W.  L.   (Ga.) 

1954  South  Boston,  Va. 

4526.  May,  G.  F.  1962 

West  Jefferson 
3191.  Mayberry,  H.  C.  1947  Winston-Salem 
2971.  Mayrand,  L.  P.  1941  Winston-Salem 
4093.  Mayson,  W.  L.  (S.C.) 

1958  Hendersonville 
3697.  Mazzolini,  E.  J.   (Vt.) 

1953  Winston-Salem 

3327.  Means,  M.  R.   (S.C.)   1949  Hickory 
4482.  Meares,   J.   F.   1962   Wilson 

3944.  Mebane,  A.  H.  Ill  1956  Greensboro 
2016.  Mebane,  W.  M.  1920  Tryon 

4502.  Medlin,  F.  W.   (S.C.)   1962 

Statesville 
4333.  Medlin,  Shirley  S.   (Mrs.)   I960 

Raleigh 
3424.  Medlin,  W.  E.   (S.C.)    1951 

Gastonia 
4198.  Melikian,  Harrout  Earle  (R.I.) 

1959  Winston-Salem 
2213.  Melvin,  M.  B.  1924   Raleigh 

4395.  Mendes,  Robert  W.  1961  Chapel  Hill 

3945.  Meroney,  C.  P.  1956  Columbus 
3321.  Merrill,  G.  B.,  Jr.  (Fla.) 

1949  Lakeland,  Fla. 
3662.  Merritt,  M.  E.  1953  Wilmington 
3742.  Meschke,  Barbara    (Mrs.) 

1954  Grifton 

3626.  Meschke,  R.  W.  1953  Griffon 


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3761.  Meserve,  J.  C.   (Mass.) 

1954  Charlotte 
3411.  Metts,  H.  M.   (S.C.)   1950  Charlotte 
4118.  Mikeal,  Shirley  May  1958  Charlotte 
1963.  Miles,  M.  C.  1917  Henderson 

4291.  Miley,  J.  J.,  Jr.   1960  Edenton 
2970.  Millaway,   E.   D.    1941    Burlington 
2304.  Miller,  A.  J.    (Mich.) 

1925   Hendersonville 
3780.  Miller,  C.  H.   (Ohio) 

1954  Font-ana  Village 
4035.  Miller,  D.  J.  1957 

Silver  Spring,  Md. 
445S.  Miller,  D.  T.    (Pa.)    1962   Charlotte 
4327.  Miller,  J.  L.  1960  Statesville 
4396.  Miller,  J.  M.  1961  Hickory 
2919.  Miller,  P.  W.  1940  Spencer 
2717.  Miller,  E.  E.    (S.C.) 

1935  Elizabeth   City 

4175.  Miller,  Seth  George  1959  Lexington 
3663.  Miller,  W.  J.  1953  Statesville 
1883.  Millican,  A.  G.  1916  Wilmington 
3805.  Milliones,  P.  T.  1955  Charlotte 
3981.  Mills,  F.  W.  (W.Va.)  1956 

Greensboro 
2062.  Mills,  J.  C.  1921  Mount  Airy 
3853.  Mills,  J.  E.  1955  Mount  Airy 
3507.  Mills,  O.  W.  1951  Leaksville 
4079.  Mills,  E.  C.  1958  Hickory 
2121.  Milton,  E.  H.  1923  Salisbury 
3576.  Mhmick,  W.  K.  1952  Bristol,  Va. 
2922.  Minton,   S.   S.,   Jr.   1940   Candler 
2693.  Mitchell,  C.    E.    (S.C.)    1934  Highlands 
1707.  Mitchell,  H.  G.  1913  Xags  Head 
273S.  Mitchell,  J.  D.  1936  Kannapolis 

4292.  Mitchell,  B.  (i.  I960  Greensboro 
338S.  Mitchell,  T.  W.  1950  Gary 
3235.  Mitchener,  J.  W.   1948  Concord 
2775.  Mitchener,  J.  A.,  Jr.  1937  Edenton 
2748.  Mitchener,  Nancy  P.   (Mrs.  J.  A..  Jr.) 

1936  Edenton 

3715.  Mobley,  B.  K.  1954  Burlington 
2897.  Mock,  C.  H.   (Tenn.)   1939  Boone 
3696.  Moir,  A.  L.    (S.C.)    1953  Hickory 
3081.  Montesanti,  Joseph,  Jr. 

1945   Southern   Pines 
4226.  Montgomery,    David    Weatherspoon 
1959  Greensboro 

2425.  Mooneyham,  O.  J.    (Ga.) 

1928  Forest  City 

2426.  Moore,  A.  L.   (Ga.)    1927  Salisbury 
2004.  Moore,  A.  E.  1920  Wilson 

2994.  Moore,  B.  McT.  1942  Eastport,  X.  Y. 

3716.  Moore,  J.  T.   1954  Hertford 


1588.  Moore,  J.  P.  1911  Wilmington 
3687.  Moore,  J.  W.  (Ga.)  1953  Asheville 

3508.  Moore,  K.  E.  1951  Kinston 

3419.  Moore,   L.   V.    (Penn.)    1950   Oteen 
2327.  Moore,  M.  A.  1926  Tarboro 

3471.  Moore,  M.  A.,  Jr.   1951  Tarboro 
4227.  Moore,   Thomas   Banks   1959   Salisbury 
2339.  Moore,  T.  J.  1926  Wilson 

3S66.  Moore,  W.  D.   (Va.)   1955  Tarboro 

3509.  Moorefield,  G.  McD.  1951  Lexington 
1747.  Moose,  G.  K.  1914  Boone 

2372.  Moose,  H.  A.  1927  Mount  Pleasant 
2365.  Moose,  W.  L.   (Md.)  1926  Greensboro 
4397.  Moose,  W.  W.  1961  Mount  Pleasant 
3270.  Morgan,  G.  D.  1949  Zebulon 
1966.  Morgan,  J.  T.  1918  Benson 
4133.  Morris,  A.  E.,  Jr.    (S.C.)    1958  Faith 
2S19.  Morris,  A.  F.   1938  Burlington 
3439.  Morris,  E.   M.   1951  Brevard 
3493.  Morris,  H.  V.   (Ga.)   1951  Waynesville 
4002.  Morris,  S.   C.   1957  Xewton  Grove 
4483.  Morris,  W.  W.  1962  Shelby 
3946.  Morrison,  B.  P.  1956  Wilson 
4293.  Morrison,  G.  A.  1960  Suffolk,  Va. 
3771.  Morse,  L.  D.,  Jr.   (Ga.)   1954  Ealeigh 
3053.  Morton,  W.  A.   1945  Wilmington 
3389.  Moseley,  Marina  P.  C.  1950 
Warrenton 

3472.  Moskowitz,  Eugene,  1951 

Flushing,  X.  Y. 
2648.  Moss,  F.  M.  1933  Gastonia 
3525.  Mosteller,  W.  H.  (S.C.) 

1951  Albemarle 
4001.  Mueller,  E.  E.  1957  Eeidsville 
4456.  Mullinax,  J.  L.  (S.C) 

1962  Williston,  S.  C. 
1733.  Munday,  C.  C.  1913  Winston-Salem 
3743.  Muratori,  A.  J.  1954  Winston-Salem 
3099.  Muratori,  Francis  1945  Kannapolis 
1657.  Murchison,  E.  E.  1912  Eocky  Mount 
1727.  Murphrey,  L.  W.  1913  Rocky  Mount 
1606.  Murphy,  J.  C.  1911  Charlotte 
2548.  Murr,  G.  F.  1930  Thomasville 
::744.  Murray,   B.   E.   1954   Ealeigh 
2730.  Murrell,  H.  T.  1936  Albemarle 
4527.  Murrell,   H.   T.,  Jr.  1962 

Albemarle 
4328.  Myers,  J.  C.  1960  Louisburg 
3236.  Myers,  L.  M.  1948  Winston-Salem 
4259.  Myrick,  W.  G.   (S.C.) 

1960  Winston-Salem 

X 
4176.  Xanee,  Bernie  Joe  1959  Concord 
2096.  Nance,  J.   S.  1922  Charlotte 


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4036. 
2672. 
4294. 
3207. 
3886. 
3923. 

3144. 

2785. 
2497. 
2325. 
4459. 

3869. 

2380. 

I  4445. 

! 4455. 

I 4146. 

,  4145. 

3828. 

4047. 
;  4439. 

2181. 
3947. 

3948. 
3342. 

3473. 


2950. 
2466. 
4119. 
2802. 
4329. 
4120. 
3925. 

3597. 

4046. 

4177. 
3012. 
2315. 


Nance,  J.  S.,  Jr.  1957  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Neal,  C.  L.  1934  Elizabeth  City 
Neal,  D.  E.  1960  Locust 
Neal,  J.  C.  (Ga.)  1947  Borne,  Ga. 
Needham,  B.  W.  1955  Mt.  Airy 
Neeland,  E.  C,  M.D.  (Ala.) 

1960   Wilson 
Neely,  C.  M.    (col.) 

1946  Winston-Salem 
Neil,  J.  W.  1937  Huntersville 
Nelson,  J.  B.  1929  Leaksville 
Nelson,  S.  G.  1926  Aulander 
Nelson,  W.  E.   (Ga.)   1962 

Atlanta,  Ga. 
Nemargut,  Joseph    (Mich.) 

1955    Wilmington 
Neville,  Augustus,  Jr. 

1927  Spring  Hope 
Newbern,  M.  L.   (S.C.)   1961 

Nashville 
Newton,  C.  R.   (S.C.)  1962 

Orangeburg,  S.  C. 
Newton,  J.  C.   (S.C.)  1959  Fayetteville 
Newton,  J.  G.  (S.C.)  1959  Fayetteville 
Nichols,  Lois  W.    (S.C.) 

1955  Charlotte 

Niles,  E.  L.   (Tenn.)   1957  Marshall 
Norman,  D.  D.   (Ga.)   1961 

Atlanta,  Ga. 
Norman,  J.  P.   (Va.)   1924  Greensboro 
Norris,  Barbara  A.    (Mrs.) 

1956  Matthews 

Norris,  C.  A.  1956  Charlotte 
Northcott,  Jean  L.   (Mrs.  W.  W.) 

1950  Winston-Salem 
Northcott,  W.  W. 

1951  Winston-Salem 

O 
Oakley,  C.  S.  1941  Mebarie 
Oakley,  C.  H.   1928  Koxboro 
Oakley,  J.  B.  1958  Ahoskie 
Oates,  C.  C,  Jr.   1938   Henderson ville 
O'Briant,  G.  L.,  dr.  I960  Durham 
O'Daniel,  J.  S.,  Jr.  1958  New  Bern 
O'Dell,  B.  B.   (Ga.) 

1956  Greenville,  S.  C. 

Odom,  L.   A.    (S.C.)    1952    Wilmington 
O'Donnell,  P.  P.,  Jr.   (Ind.) 

1957  Amarillo,  Tex. 

Oldham,  James  Allen  III  1959  Kenly 
Oliver,  G.  G.   (S.C.)   1943  White  ville 
O'Neal,  W.  P.  1926  Belhaven 


4412.  O'Neil,  Frank  A.    (S.C.) 

1961   Winston-Salem 
4320.  Osborne,  Doris  H.   (Mrs.) 

1960  Asheboro 
1381.  Overman,  H.  S.  1907  Elizabeth  City 
3343.  Overton,  D.  S.  1950  Sanford 
3154.  Owen,  F.  R,   (Ga.)   1935  Tryon 
3766.  Owenby,  Paul,  Jr.    (Ga.) 

1954  Brevard 
3040.  Owens,  T.  Q.  1943  Whiteville 
4295.  Owens,  T.  Q.,  Jr.  1960 

Whiteville 
4419.  Oxendine,  D.  H.  (S.C.)  1961 

Kannapolis 
3913.  Oxendine,  J.  E.   (S.C.) 

1956  Charlotte 


3303.  Pace,  T.  A.  1949  Hendersonville 
3806.  Paderick,  H.  C.  1955  Kinston 
3510.  Padgett,  H.  F.  1951  Durham 
2803.  Page,  C.  E.,  Jr.  1938  Henderson 
4510.  Page,  C.  F.    (Ala.)    1962 

Jacksonville,  Fla. 
3636.  Page,  G.  A.    (Ala.)   1953  Hickory 

4229.  Page,  Jane  Welch   (Mrs.) 

1959  Washington,  N.  O. 

4230.  Page,  Patsy  Rooney  1959  Fairmont 
2220.  Palmer,  A.  W.  1924  Sanford 

3612.  Paoloni,  C.  V.    (N.J.) 

1952  Greensboro 
3390.  Pappas,  S.  A.  1950  Gastonia 
3391.Paramore,  P.  A.  1950  Nashville 
4428.  Parham,  Linda  J.    (Mrs.)    1961 

Kinston 

4231.  Parker,  Frederick  Beecham,  Jr. 

1959  Jacksonville 
3215.  Parker,  L.  J.  1948  Memphis,  Tenn. 
2474.  Parker,  N.  M.   (col.) 

1929  Fayetteville 
1333.  Parker,  R.  S.   1906  Murphy 
4484.  Parker,  R.  G.  1962 

Winston-Salem 
2123.  Parker,  W.  W.,  Jr.   1923   Henderson 
2827.  Parks,  W.  A.  1938  Salisbury 
3440.  Parrish,  A.  S.  1951   Newton  Grove 
2569.  Parrish,  L.  F.  1931    Rocky  Mount 
3101.  Parsons,  R.  II. 

1945  Middleburg,  N.  Y. 
4330.  Patterson,  F.  T.  1960  Burlington 
3451.  Patterson,  J.  L.    (S.C.) 

1951  Lenoir 
3808.  Patton,  J.  B.,  Jr.  1955  Canton 
3745.  Patton,   W.    II.   1954   Marion 


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3167.  Paul,  Shirley    (Mrs.)    1947   Greensboro 
3356.  Payne,  Jean  W.    (Mrs.)    (Va.) 

1950  Greensboro 

3474.  Pearson,  Sarah  P.   (Mrs.  J.  K.) 

1951  Apex 

3131.  Peeora,  Ruth  P.   (  Mrs.  John  ) 

1946  Erwin 
2089.  Pegram,  Addle  B.    (Mrs.   C.  W.) 

1922  Apex 
4232.  Piele,  James  Iroan,  .1  r. 

1959  Burlington 

4485.  Pelt,  A.  G.  1962  Goldsboro 

3809.  Penland,  J.  T.  1955  Lenoir 
3490.  Penn,  W.  C.   (col.)    (La.) 

1951  Winston-Salem 
4359.  Pennington,   Wallace    L.    (W.Va.) 

1960  Concord 

4003.  Perkins,  L.  P.,  Jr. 

1957  South  Boston,  Va. 

3665.  Perrow,  W.  S.  1953  Lynchburg,  Va. 
3532.  Perry,  M.  B.    (Mrs.)    1952  Apex 
3392.  Perry,  V.  H.   1950   Franklin 

2568.  Perry,  W.  R.   (col.)   1931  Burlington 
4398.  Peterson,   Donald   V.   1961   Burgaw 
1995.  Petrea,  F.  S.  1920  Greensboro 
4080.  Phifer,  Fred  Owen  1958  Raleigh 
2675.  Phillips,  J.   E.   1934  Raleigh 
2014.  Phillips,  M.  B.  1920  Albemarle 
2833.  Phillips,  O.  J.  1938  Montreal,  Can. 
2329.  Phillips,  W.  P.  1926  Morganton 
4178.  Phillips,  W.  W.  1959  Charlotte 

3666.  Piantadosi,  Claude  1953  Chapel  Hill 
3029.  Pickard,  J.  F.  1943  Greensboro 
2951.  Pickard,  J.  M.  1941  Durham 

1998.  Pierce,  J.  S.  1920  Rocky  Mount 
2349.  Piggott,  D.  S.  1926  Morehead  City 
4528.  Pike,  Ellen  1962  Concord 
2905.  Pike,  J.  M.  1940  Concord 
2861.  Pike,  J.  W.,  Jr.  1939  Concord 
2880.  Pilkington,   E.  L.   1939   Goldsboro 
1180.  Pinnix,  J.   M.   1904  Kernersville 
2533.  Pinnix,  J.  L.  1930  Kernersville 
1382.  Pinnix,  W.  M.  1907  New  Bern 
3725.  Pistole,  C.   E.    (Tenn.) 

1954  Morristown,  Tenn. 

3810.  Pittman,  B.  E.  1955  Valdese 

3304.  Pittman,  G.  R.  1949  Smithfield 
3223.  Pittman,  J.  H.    (Tex.) 

1948  Fayetteville 

3305.  Plemmons,  Charlotte  B.   (Mrs.) 

1949  Asheville 

4004.  Polk,  .7.  W.  1957  Dunn 


3911.  Ponder,  R.  F.    (S.C.) 
1956  Mt.  Holly 

4179.  Ponder,  William  Norman,  Sr. 

1959  Hendersonville 
2204.  Poole,  L.  B.  1924  Thomasville 
1821.  Porter,  C.  D.  1915   Concord 
1660.  Porter,  Ernest  1912  Concord 
3906.  Porter,  Ernest,  Jr.  1956  Charlotte 
3098.  Porter,  J.   B.    (Kansas) 

1945  West  Jefferson 

4486.  Post,  Hazel  G.    (Mrs.)    1962 

Chamblee,  Ga. 

3237.  Powell,  E.  S.  1948  Oxford 
1958.  Powell,  F.  L.  1917  Burlington 
3811.  Powell,  W.  P.  1955  Mars  Hill 

4529.  Powers,  Ingrid  B.   (Mrs.)   1962 

Chapel  Hill 
2881.  Pressly,  C.  P.   1939  Charlotte 

4180.  Prevo,  J.  M.   1959  Asheboro 
4192.  Prewitt,  R.  W.   (Ohio) 

1959  Painsville,  Ohio 
3746.  Price,  Billy  L.   1954  Conover 
2804.  Price,  H.  G.   1938  Raleigh 

4530.  Price,  J.  D.  1962  Raleigh 
2007.  Price,  S.   H.  1920   Mooresville 
3578.  Price,  S.  H.,  Jr.  1952  Mooresville 
4399.  Price,  Sanford  S.   1961  Clinton 

4081.  Priest,  Janice  P.   (Mrs.) 

1958  Charleston,  W.  Va. 
2910.  Proctor,  W.  V.   1940   Charlotte 

4082.  Promt,  Bill  1958  Spruce  Pine 

3238.  Propst,  G.  B.  1948  Morganton 
2801.  Provo,   Jean    Bush    (Mrs.) 

1938  Raleigh 
3863.  Pruett,  I.  J.   (Did.)   1955  Angier 
3777.  Pryee,  R.  V.   (Pa.) 

1954  Warren,  Ohio 
2697.  Pucket,  TJ.  S.  1935  Stovall 
3307.  Puckett,  W.  M.   1949  Robbins 
2111.  Pugh,  E.   S.   1922   Windsor 
3393.  Pulliam,  H.  F.  1950  Winston-Salem 
2732.  Pureed,  D.  C.  1936  Salisbury 
2915.  Pureed,   S.    M.,    Jr.    1940    Salisbury 
4317.  Purser,  Helen  D.   (Mrs.)    1960 

Grifton 

4487.  Purser,  M.  H.  1962  Grifton 

4488.  Putnam,  J.  V.   1962  Bessemer  City 

Q 

3627.  Quick,  J.  I).,  Jr.    (col.) 
1953   Winston-Salem 


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R 

3394.  Rabil,  E.  J.  1950  Winston-Salem 
3193.  Rachide,  A.  P.  1947  Jacksonville 
3874.  Ramos,  J.  D.   (D.C.)  1955 

Charlotte 

3395.  Rancke,  J.  M.  1950  Lumberton 

3579.  Randall,  W.  H.,  Jr.  1952  Lillington 
4489.  Randleman,  E.  A.,  Jr.  1962  Mt.  Airy 
4453.  Rankin,  Claire  1961  Erwin,  Tenn. 
4011.  Rankin,  R,  A.    (Miss.) 

1957  Hendersonville 

2873.  Rankin,  W.  B.  1939  Arlington,  Va. 
3216.  Ranzenhofer,  J.  A.  1948  Greensboro 
3831.  Raper,  D.  J.  1955  Rocky  Mount 
4536.  Rasor,  P.  W.,  Jr.   (S.C.)   1962 

Easley,  S.  C. 
4121.  Rauch,  R.  K.  1958  Mocksville 
1884.  Ray,  E.  L.  1916  Asheboro 

2611.  Ray,  Frederick,  Jr.  1932  Sanford 
2269.  Rayburn,  H.  L.  1925  Charlotte 
2607.  Reamer,  I.  T.  (Md.)  1931  Durham 

3580.  Reaves,  C.  A.  1952  Asheboro 

4429.  Reaves,  Dorothy  B.  1961 

Fayetteville 
2724.  Reaves,  H.  C.  1936  Asheboro 
2535.  Reaves,  L.  E.,  Jr.  1930  Fayetteville 

3581.  Reese,  J.  X.  1952  Kannapolis 
2615.  Register,  M.  O.  1932  Clinton 
4140.  Reinhardt,  Bruce  Bastian   (Pa.) 

1958  Ayden 

4103.  Reynolds,  E.  H.   (S.C.) 

1958  Salisbury 

3239.  Rhem,  J.   F.   1948  Florence,   S.  C. 
3949.  Rhoades,  J.  D.  1956  Fayetteville 

2612.  Rhodes,  C.  R.  1932  Charlotte 
4233.  Rhodes,   Daniel  Edward 

1959  Morganton 

2110.  Rhyne,  C.  L.   (Ga.)   1922  Charlotte 
3413.  Rice,  C.  F.   (col.)    (D.C.) 

1950  Charlotte 
3530.  Rice,  H.  C.    (N.D.)    1952  Charlotte 
2262.  Rice,  L.  D.  1925  Maxton 

4430.  Rice,  W.  A.   1961   Charlotte 
3308.  Rich,  H.  C.  1949  Garland 
4083.  Rich,  R,  E.,  Jr.  1958  Brevard 
4442.  Richards,  T.  L.   (Ala.)   1961 

Stony  Point 
4056.  Richardson,  Levan  W.  (Tenn.)  1958 

New  York,  N.  Y. 
2546.  Richardson,  O.  K.  1930  Boone 
3704.  Richardson,   V.   H.    (S.C.) 

1954  Walnut   Cove 
2584.  Richardson,  W.  R.  1931  Boone 
1680.  Ridenhour,  D.  G.  1912  Mt.  Gilead 


4400.  Ridenhour,  Henry  B.  1961  Spencer 

3102.  Riegel,  M.  S.  1945  Owego,  N.  Y. 

3103.  Riggsbee,  E.  Lloyd  1945  Chapel  Hill 
3628.  Riggsbee,  V.  L.,  Jr.  1953  Charlotte 
2882.  Rigsbee,  Elmer  Linieth 

1939  Burlington 
2916.  Rimmer,  Helen  B.    (Mrs.)    1940 

Charlotte 
2468.  Ring,  C.  A.,  Jr.  1928  High  Point 
1182.  Ring,  L.  B.  1904  Tarpon  Springs,  Fla. 
4097.  Rivers,  J.  B.   (S.C.) 

1958  Chesterfield,   S.  C. 
1827.  Rives,  H.  L.  1915  Bethel 

4411.  Robbins,  H.  M.   (Va.)   1961  Durham 
2511.  Roberson,  Culas,  1929  Spray 
3475.  Roberts,  D.  A.  1951  Fayetteville 
4122.  Roberts,  S.  B.  1958  Black  Mountain 
4454.  Robertson,   Donna   M.    (W.   Va.)    1961 

Winston-Salem 
1517.  Robertson,  E.  G.   1910  Va.  Beach,  Va. 
3539.  Robertson,  W.  N.,  Jr. 

1952  Laurinburg 
4203.  Robey,  G.  W.   (W.Va.) 

1959  Sarasota,  Fla. 
2674.  Robinson,  Carlton 

1934  Morehead  City 

2740.  Robinson,  D.   P.  1936  Oxford 

3971.  Robinson,  D.  B.   (Ga.)   1956  Charlotte 

3137.  Robinson,  Harriet  A.    (S.C.) 

1946  Lumberton 
3950.  Robinson,  J.  C,  Jr. 

1956  Roanoke  Rapids 

4045.  Robinson,  Margaret  A.    (Mrs.)    (Ala.) 

1957  Winston-Salem 

2816.  Robinson,  T.  R.,  Jr.  1938  Goldsboro 
3253.  Rodgers,  M.  E.,  Jr.    (S.C.) 

1948  Wilmington 
3582.  Rodgers,   O.  J.   1952   Salisbury 
3667.  Rogers,  H.  N.,  Jr.  1953  Lumberton 
3309.  Rogers,  R.  P.,  Jr.  1949  Durham 
1644.  Rogers,  R.  P.,  Sr.  1912  Durham 
2527.  Rogers,  W.  LeR.   (S.C.) 

1929    Benson 
3202.  Rogers,  W.  P.    (Tenn.) 

1947  Asheville 

4538.  Rogers,  W.  R.   (Ga.)  1962 

Gainesville,  Ga. 
4447.  Rogers,  W.  W.    (S.C.)    1961 

Shelby 
2720.  Rollins,  E.  W.    (S.C.) 

1935  Winston-Salem 
4005.  Rollins,   Stuart   Wingo 

1957  Rural  Hall 
3344.  Roper,  II.  E.  1950  Melbourne,  Fla. 


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3310.  Eose,  W.  C.  1949  Goldsboro 

3311.  Rose,  W.  P.  1949  Greensboro 
4537.  Rosenberg,   Ira    (Va.)    1962 

Goldsboro 
3345.  Ross,  R,  Mc-G.  1950  Gastonia 
3059.  Rosser,  J.  H.  1944  Charlotte 
3965.  Roughton,  R.  H.   (Ga.) 

1956  Charlotte 

2700.  Rouse,  L.  L.  1935  Fayetteville 
4162.  Royal,  Pearl    (Mrs.)    1959 

Lynnhaven,  Va. 
2952.  Royall,  G.  E.,  Jr.  1941  Elkin 
2263.  Royeroft,  W.  R,  1925  Shallotte 
3855.  Rubin,  S.  P.  1955  Newport 
3583.  Russell,  G.  C.  1952  Greensboro 
2874.  Russell,  J.  M.,  Jr.   1939  Asheville 

3240.  Russell,  J.  T.  1948  Asheville 
3527.  Russell,  R,  A.   (Ga.) 

1951  Winston-Salem 
2924.  Russell,  T.  W.  1940  Greensboro 

S 

1554.  Salley,  W.  M.  1910  Asheville 

3397.  Salley,  W.  M.,  Jr.  1950  Asheville 
3812.  Salter,  R,  L.,  Jr.  1955  Burlington 
3511.  Sampson,  R.  R.  (col.)   1951  Greensboro 
1658.  Sanders,  A.  J.  1912  Gastonia 

3241.  Sanders,  C.  H.  1948  Granite  Quarry 
3227.  Sanders,  Patsy  B.   (Mrs.  Charl  H.) 

1948  Granite  Quarry 
1852.  Sanford,  R.  D.  1916  Lumberton 
4401.  Sasser,  John  M.  1961  Smithfield 

3398.  Sauls,  Doris  H.   (Mrs.) 

1950  Raleigh 
3476.  Sauls,  H.  B.  1951  Raleigh 
4431.  Saunders,  J.  W.  1961  Raleigh 
4123.  Saunders,  W.  K.,  Jr.  1958  Burlington 
2917.  Savage,  M.  C.  1940  Roanoke  Rapids 
4490.  Savoia,  B.  S.,  Jr.  1962  Salisbury 
2308.  Sawyer,  R,  B.   (Colorado) 

1925  Springfield,  S.  C. 
2528.  Saxon,  H.  A.   (Ga.)   1930  Hong  Kong 
3887.  Scarboro,  W.  L.  1955  Raleigh 
3951.  Schaefer,  B.  D.   1956   Fayetteville 

3399.  Scharff,  R.  E.  1950  Clemmons 
4006.  Sehlagel,  A.  P.,  Jr. 

1957  East  Bend 

2991.  Scoggin,  H.  P.  1942  Louisburg 
2572.  Seoggin,  L.  E.,  Jr.  1931   Louisburg 
4098.  Scott,  M.  A.,  Jr.   (S.C.) 

1958  Skyland 

3757.  Scudder,  B.  H.   (Tenn.) 
1954  Jacksonville 


3952.  Seaboek,  R.  L.   1956  Garner 
3242.  Seaborn,  R.  H.  1948  Cary 
3312.  Seerest,  V.  V.,  Jr.  1949  Monroe 
3860.  Segars,  J.  H.   (S.C.)   1955  Marion 
3686.  Seibert,  JoAnne   (Ga.)    1953 

Winston-Salem 
2379.  Selden,  J.  S.  1927  Weldon 
2908.  Senter,  L.  M.  1940  Carrboro 
2889.  Senter,  P.  L.  1921  Carrboro 

3813.  Setzer,  E.   S.,  Jr.   1955   Greensboro 
4144.  Setzer,  Thomas  Sherman   (Ga.) 

1959   Waynesville 
3132.  Sewell,  Evelyn  S.    (Mrs.  J.  B.,  Jr.) 

1946  Morehead  City 
2313.  Sewell,  G.  L.   1926  Kinston 
4256.  Shaheen,  W.  M.   (Ga.) 

1959  Blowing  Rock 
3872.  Sharp,  H.  D.   (S.C.)   1955 

Cornelius 
3158.  Sharpe,  W.  C.   (S.C.)   1946  Durham 
1929.  Shaw,  R,  S.  1917  Enfield 

3814.  Shaw,  W.  B.  1955  ML  Olive 

4432.  Shearin,  R.  H.   1961  Greensboro 

4433.  Sheets,  J.  P.  1961  West  Jefferson 
2953.  Sheffield,  B.  C,  Jr.  1941  Warsaw 
3184.  Sheffield,  W.  J.  1947  Austin,  Texas 
3967.  Shelton,  W.  D.   (Ky.) 

1956  Louisville,  Ky. 
3540.  Shepherd,  D.  M.  1952  West  Jefferson 

3758.  Shepherd,  R.  C,  Jr.  1954  Lexington 
3478.  Sherard,   G.    S.    1951    Burlington 
2075.  Sherard,  J.  P.    (S.C.)    1920  Burlington 

3953.  Sherrill,  F.  L.,  Jr.  1956  Conover 
2721.  Sherrod,  W.  I.    (Tenn.) 

1936  Bristol,  Va. 

3400.  Sherwood,  N.  W.  1950  Lenoir 
1988.  Shieder,  G.  A.   (Ga.)   1918  Asheville 
3030.  Shields,  C.  L.  1943  Jacksonville 
2666.  Shigley,  H.  H.  (Ohio)   1934  Asheville 
4418.  Shimon,  R.  F.    (Wis.)   1961 

Verona,   Wis. 
4331.  Shoemaker,  W.   P.  1960  High  Point 
1973.  Shook,   Eulon   1918   Hickory 
3196.  Shook,  Eulon,  Jr.  1947  Hickory 

3401.  Shore,  V.  A.,  Jr.  1950  Durham 
3907.  Shouse,  W.  D.  1956  King 

3954.  Shuford,  G.  W.  1956  Forest  City 
3616.  Shultman,  S.  L.,  Jr.   (S.C.) 

1953   Charlotte 

3955.  Sigmon,  R,  G.,  Jr.  1956  Hickory 

3759.  Simmons,  F.  C,  Jr.   (S.C.)   1954 

Charlotte 
2989.  Simmons,  F.  J.  1942  Hickory 
2585.  Simmons,  H.  R.  1931  Jacksonville 


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3313.  Simmons,  Peggy  C.  (Mrs.) 

1949  Lincolnton 
3168.  Simmons,   W.   A.   1947   Winston-Salem 
2856.  Simmons,  W.  C.   1939  Winston-Salem 
4368.  Simpson,  J.  T.,  Jr.  (S.C.) 

1961   Mooresville 

2434.  Simpson,  L.  B.  1927  Rock  Hill,  S.  C. 

3717.  Simpson,  N.  J.  1954  Spindale 
3199.  Sinclair,  F.  A.  1947  Albemarle 
2221.  Sisk,  C.  J.  1924  Asheville 
2742.  Sisk,  R.  C.  1936  Asheville 
3888.  Sisk,  W.  T.  1955  Asheville 
3976.  Sistrunk,  L.  F.,  Jr.   (S.C.) 

1956  Charlotte 

3718.  Skakle,  Sybil  (Mrs.)   1954  Chapel  Hill 
2935.  Skinner,  F.  LaF.  (Va.)  1941  Spencer 
4017.  Slaughter,  T.  G.   (S.C.)  1957  Charlotte 
3153  Slayton,  Mary  T.  1946  Murphy 

3111.  Slesinger,  Stanley   (D.C.) 
1945   Charlotte 

2435.  Sloan,  E.  R.    (Va.) 

1927  Eutherfordton 
2875.  Sloan,  W.  L.  1939  Chapel  Hill 
3956.  Sloop,  E.  H.  1956  Winston-Salem 
1878.  Small,  Bessie  B.   (Mrs.)    (col.) 

1923  Denton,  Md. 

4234.  Smith,  Alfred  Gene 

1959  Elizabethtown 

4124.  Smith,  A.  T.   (col.)  1958  New  Bern 
2195.  Smith,  D.  A.  1924  Eeidsville 
4491.  Smith,  D.  J.  1962  Forest  City 

3727.  Smith,  E.  A.,  Jr.    (S.C.)   1954 

Charlotte 

3728.  Smith,  E.  D.   (Tenn.) 

1954  Danville,  Va. 
2972.  Smith,  E.  H.,  Jr.  1941  Tarboro 
4085.  Smith,  E.  M.  1958  Tuscaloosa,  Ala. 
3594.  Smith,  F.  K.,  Jr.    (Miss.)   1952 

Rural  Eetreat,  Va. 
3615.  Smith,  G.  C.    (Ga.)   1953  Ocala,  Fla. 
3970.  Smith,  G.  L.   (S.C.)    1956  Charlotte 
2810.  Smith,   IT.  E.   1938  Thomasville 

4125.  Smith,  J.  E.  1958  Valdese 

3320.  Smith,  J.  G.    (Ga.)    1949  Stokesdale 

4235.  Smith,  J.  H.,  Jr.  1959  Varina 
2183.  Smith,  J.  P.  F.   (S.C.)   1923  Gibson 
3251.  Smith,  J.  E.    (S.C.) 

1948  Bock  Hill,  S.  C. 
1634.  Smith,  Leon  1912  Kannapolis 
2926.  Smith,  L.  W.  1940  Kannapolis 
3449.  Smith,  N.  A.   (col.)    (S.C.) 

1951  Gastonia 
2768.  Smith,  O.  W.  1937  Pilot  Mt. 
3668.  Smith,  E,  W.,  Jr.  1953  Charlotte 


3856.  Smith,  E.  H.  L.  1955  Greensboro 
3669.  Smith,  Bobert  G.  1953  Mt.  Airy 
3632.  Smith,  Eoger  A.   (Va.)   1953  Ealeigh 
4332.  Smith,  Sue  B.   (Mrs.)   1960 
Tuscaloosa,  Ala. 

4531.  Smith,  S.  McD.,  Jr.   1962   Charlotte 
2403.  Smith,  T.  E.  1927  Goldsboro 

4434.  Smith,  T.  M.  1961  Chapel  Hill 

1259.  Smith,  T.  L.  1905  Plymouth 
2488.  Smith,  V.  F.    (Mo.) 

1928  Pleasant  Garden 
3700.  Smith,  V.  L.    (Vt.) 

1954  Bradenton,  Fla. 

2776.  Smith,  W.  J.  1937  Chapel  Hill 
1678.  Smith,  W.  O.  1912  Arlington,  Va. 

4532.  Smithwick,  E.  L.,  Jr.  1962  Ealeigh 
4504.  Snead,  L.  D.    (W.Va.)    1962 

Charleston,  W.Va. 
4492.  Snider,  L.  G.  1962  Canton 
3195.  Snyder,  S.  E.  1947  Brevard 
2184.  Snypes,  C.  L.  (Ga.)  1923  Wake  Forest 
2199.  Soler,  Urbano,  1924  High  Point 
3914.  Solomon,  Melvin  (S.C.)  1956  Charlotte 
3272.  Southern,  J.  C.  1949  High  Point 
2603.  Sparkman,  D.  D.,  Jr.   (Va.) 

1931  St.  Pauls 

2336.  Sparks,  J.  E.  1926  Elizabeth  City 
2961.  Sparks,  L.  E.,  Jr.  1941  Durham 
3479.  Speight,  E.  C.  1951  Eocky  Mount 
3719.  Speight,  J.  A.  1954  Rocky  Mount 
4350.  Spence,  William  E.   (D.C.) 

1960  Eocky  Mount 
2641.  Spencer,  B.  W.,  Jr.  (S.C.) 

1932  Durham 

4139.  Speranza,   Charles  Fred    (Mass.) 

1958  Burlington 
4255.  Spirko,  Paul    (Ohio) 

1959  Fontana  Dam 
4296.  Spittle,  E.  Y.  1960  Asheville 
2346.  Spoon,  J.  M.  1926  Charlotte 
2451.  Spoon,  K.  B.  1928  Charlotte 
2437.  Stacy,  L.  B.   (Ga.)    1928  Gastonia 
3591.  Stahl,  G.  M.   (Va.)   1952  Durham 
3138.  Stalcup,  II.  E.    (Ind.)    1946  Kinston 
3957.  Stalvey,  J.  C.  1956  Knightdale 
3926.  Stamey,  D.  D.   (Ga.)   1956 

Lawrenceville,  Ga. 
2505.  Stamps,  J.  N.  1929  High  Point 

1260.  Stanback,  T.  M.  1905  Salisbury 
3854.  Stanford,  Joyce  E.   (Mrs.) 

1955  Chapel  Hill 

3418.  Stang,  David    (Va.)    1950  Greensboro 
3442.  Stang,  W.  S.  1951  Greensboro 
2678.  Stanley,  V.  E.  1934  Charlotte 


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3748.  Stanton,  W.  H.  1954  New  Bern 
3865.  Steele,  G.  H.,  Jr.   (Ohio.) 

1955  Greensboro 
2565.  Stein,  Meyer   (Penn.) 

1930   Philadelphia,   Pa. 
3121.  Stephens,  Frank  1946  Triangle,  Va. 
1818.  Stephens,  J.  L.,  M.D.   (col.) 

1915  Cleveland,  Ohio 

4236.  Stevens,  Charles  Lee  1959  Benson 
2921.  Stevens.   M.  W.   1940   Broadway 
1919.  Stevenson,  J.  T.  1917  Elizabeth  City 

4181.  Stevenson,  Paul  Augustus 

1959  Elizabeth  City 
4251.  Stevenson,  B.  S.    (W.Va.) 

1959  Concord 
3826.  Stewart,  J.  B.   (Tenn.) 

1955  Sevierville,  Tenn. 
3180.  Stewart,  J.  S.  1947  Fremont 
3480.  Sticdi,  W.  C.   1951   Clearwater,  Fla. 

1557.  Stimson,  J.  H.  1910  Statesville 
4007.  Stine,  C.  B.  1957  Charlotte 
2506.  Stone,  B.  F.  1929  Elizabethtown 
2762.  Stone,  B.  M.    (Fla.) 

1936  St.  Petersburg,  Fla. 
2626.  Stone,  E.  V.   1932    Charlotte 
3889.  Stone,  H.  C,  Jr.  1955  Salisbury 

3815.  Stone,  J.  D.  1955  Pilot  Mountain 

3816.  Stone,  B.  B.  1955  King 

2094.  Stone,  W.  L.  1922  Franklinton 
3443.  Stonestreet,  D.  H. 

1951  Winston-Salt'in 

4237.  Stoots,  J.  K.  1959  Albemarle 

1558.  Stowe,  H.  B.  1910  Charlotte 

4182.  Street,  James  Thomas  1959  Boxboro 
3071.  Stringfield,  B.  J.   (Mrs.) 

1944   X.  Wilkesboro 
2496.  Stroud,  Dorteh,  1929  Kinston 
3694.  Stroupe,  L.  S.  (D.C.)  1953  Lawndale 
2453.  Sullivan,  L.  S.  1928  Hickory 
1926.  Summey,  P.  B.  1917  Mt.  Holly 
35S4.  Summey,  W.  L.  1952  Dallas 
4099.  Sumner,  E.  D.    (S.C.)    1958 

Chapel  Hill 
3046.  Sutphin,  E.  C.  1944  Galax,  Va. 
2698.  Suttlemyre,  C.  P.  1935   Hickory 
4402.  Sutton,  LuButh  1961  Durham 
3908.  Swan,  W.  J.   1956  Asheville 
2224.  Swaney,  C.  A.  1924  Winston-Salem 
4533.  Swann,  E.  F.,  Jr.  1962  Hickory 
3512.  Swearngan,  C.  L.  1951  Charlotte 
3585.  Swicegood,  Shirley  W.    ("Mrs.") 

1952  Galveston,   Texas 
1592.  Swindell,  E.  S.  1911  Durham 
1388.  Sykes,  B.  J.  1907  Greensboro 


3817.  Talbert,  G.  B.  1955  High  Point 
1312.  Tart,  D.  W.  1906  Greensboro 
3025.  Tart,   P.  E.   1943   Kinston 

2703.  Tate,  D.   O.   1935   St.  Petersburg,  Fla. 
2256.  Tate,  E.  H.  1925  Lenoir 
4044.  Tate,  J.  McC.    (D.C.)    1957  Havelock 
4195.  Tate,  Samuel  Byars    (S.C.) 

1959   Asheville 
4346.  Tate,  S.  C.   (Ga.)   1960  Shelby 

3818.  Tate,  W.  S.  1955  Lexington 
2455.  Tatum,  J.  M.  1928  Asheville 

3444.  Tatum,  Mary  E.  1951  Winston-Salem 
1577.  Taylor,   D.   G.   1910   Leaksville 
2797.  Taylor,  H.  B.   (col.)    (Tenn.) 

1938  Tarboro 
2786.  Taylor,  H.  T.   1937  Goldsboro 
3402.  Taylor,  J.  G.  1950  Conway 
2398.  Taylor,  L.  B.  1927  Conway 
4084.  Taylor,  Mary  Sue   (Mrs.) 

1958  Yadkinville 

3183.  Taylor,  Nancy  Hunt  (Mrs.  Wm.  F.) 

1947   Washington 
3218.  Taylor,  W.  W.   1948  Chapel  Hill 
1627.  Taylor,  W.  P.  1912  Boanoke  Bapids 
3047.  Teague,  J.  B.  1944  High  Point 
4247.  Teal,  E.  W.    (S.C.)    1959 

Winnsboro,  S.  C. 
2988.  Tee,  H.  C,  Jr.  1942  Wilson 
3244.  Temple,  H.  A.  1948  Charlotte 
2610.  Temple,  B,  H.  1932  Kinston 
2353.  Templeton,  G.  S.  1926  Gastonia 
2333.  Tennant,  W.  D.,  Jr.  1926  Crossnore 
3038.  Terrell,  J.  A.,  Jr.  1943  Sanford 
3173.  Thayer,    S.    S.    (Ohio) 

1947  Orlando,  Fla. 
1701.  Thomas,  E.  E.  1913  Boxboro 
2839.  Thomas,  F.  E.   (Ala.)   1938  Charlotte 
3541.  Thomas,   H.   G.   1952  Wilson 
3531.  Thomas,  J.   S.    (Ala. )    1952   Charlotte 
2883.  Thomas,  J.  I.  1939  Dunn 
2577.  Thomas,  P.  L.  1931  Shallotte 
4202.  Thomaston,  B.  L.    (Ala.) 

1959  Auburn,  Ala. 

4334.  Thompson,  C.  D.  1960  Graham 
3909.  Thompson,  I).  A.  1956  Salisbury 
2811.  Thompson,  H.  O.   1938  Chapel  Hill 
2258.  Thompson,  J.  L.  1925  Beidsville 
2242.  Thompson,  J.  V.   (S.C.) 

1924  Wilmington 
219H.  Thompson,   P.   H.   1924  Fairmont 
2987.  Thompson,   T.  H.    (col.) 

1942    Burlington 


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4127.  Thome,  J.  P.    (Va.) 

1958  Eoanoke  Rapids 
3130.  Thome,  Lucy  K.   (Mrs.) 

1946  Morehead  City 
3857.  Thome,  S.  T.  1955  Charlotte 
2884.  Thornton,  G.  P.  1939  Goldsboro 
2986.  Thornton,  J.  W.,  Jr.  1942  Lillington 
3112.  Tiles,  Irving   (N.J.) 

1946  High  Point 

2159.  Tilley,  J.  E.  1923  Jamestown 
3133.  Timberlake,  C.  V.,  Jr. 

1946  Alexandria,  Va. 
3721.  Timberlake,  H.  W.  1954 

Eoanoke  Eapids 
3838.  Tollison,  E.  B.  (S.C.)  1955 

Wadesboro 
2440.  Tolson,  J.  G.,  Jr.   (S.C.) 

1927   Henderson 
3605.  Tomlinson,  L.  C.   (Ga.) 

1952  Fayetteville 
1600.  Toms,  B.  C.  1911  Salisbury 
1990.  Toms,  E.  E,   (Ga.)   1919  Wilmington 
1520.  Townsend,  J.  II.  1910  Eed  Springs 
1703.  Trent,  J.  A.  1913  Galax,  Va. 

2160.  Tripp,  G.  O.  1923  Wilmington 
3958.  Trosper,  Edith  1956  Chapel  Hill 
1343.  Trotter,  J.  E.  1906  Salisbury 
2847.  Tunstall,  J.  P.  1939  Washington 
1808  Turlington,  J.  E.  1915  Lumberton 
3481.  Turner,  C.  C,  Jr.  1951  Scotland  Neck 
3587.  Turner,  C.  F.  1952  Florence,  S.  C. 
4460.  Turner,  G.  M.   (S.C.)    1962 

Greenville,  S.  C. 
3671.  Turner,  G.  W.  1953  Wilmington 

3315.  Turner,  J.  K.,  Jr.  1949  Weldon 
2045.  Turnmyre,  A.  P.  1921  Mt.  Airy 

4086.  Tyler,  J.  L.  Greenville 

2778.  Tyson,  J.  W.  1937  Greensboro 
2834.  Tyson,  W.  B.  1938  Rocky  Mount 

U 
4038.  Umphlett,  H.  B.,  Jr. 

1957   Elizabeth   City 
2570.  Umstead,  O.  L.  1931  Durham 
3346.  Underwood,  D.  D.  1950  Greensboro 
2954.  Underwood,   H.   P.,  Jr. 

1941  Fayetteville 

4087.  Underwood,  M.  E.   1958  Wilmington 
4008.  Upchurch,  J.  E.,  Jr.   1957  Durham 
2667.  Upchurch,  M.  T.  1934  Smithfield 
4403.  Usher,  Harold   G.   1961   Burlington 
3403.  Ussery,  E.  McD.  1950  Ealeigh 

3316.  Uzzell,  S.  C.  C.  1949  Brevard 


4297.  Vanderburg,  W.  L.  1960  Burlington 

3482.  Van  Valkenburgh,  W.  B. 

1951  Asheville 
2909.  Varner,  S.  E.  1940  Huntsville,  Ala. 
3054.  Viall,  W.  E,,  Jr.  1944  Pinehurst 
1445.  Vinson,  E.  L.   1908  Halifax 

3483.  Vinson,  J.  B.  1951  Garner 

W 

3722.  Wagner,  J.  W.  1954  Charlotte 
3750.  Wagner,  M.  T.,  Jr. 

1954  Staten  Island,  N.  Y. 
3523.  Wakefield,   Griffin    (col.)    (La.) 

1951  Charlotte 
4357.  Walden,  Annie  L.    (col.)    (La.) 

1960  Bronx,  N.  Y. 
3108.  Waldrop,  J.   E.    (Ga.)    1946   Charlotte 
2278.  Walker,  A.  D.  1925  Wilmington 
2010.  Walker,  H.  W.  1922  Norlina 
2504.  Walker,  H.  L.   1929  Greensboro 
4303.  Walker,  M.  H.   (Ga.)   1960  Eowland 
4183.  Walker,  Paul  Morgan  1959  Newton 
2192.  Wallace,  A.  C.  1924  Star 

4499.  Wallent,  J.  P.   (Mass.)   1962  Oteen 
2441.  Walters,  J.  E.    (S.C.)    1928  Morven 
2583.  Ward,  B.  B,  1931  Goldsboro 
1761.  Ward,  E.  H.  1914  Tarboro 

4500.  Ward,  J.  H.   (Miss.)  1962 

Hendersonville 
3160.  Ward,  J.  L.,  Jr.    (Ga.)   1946  Canton 
4238.  Ward,   Joseph   Willard    1959   Wallace 
2186.  Ward,  W.  A.  1924  Swannanoa 

3484.  Ward,  W.  S.   1951   Swannanoa 
2330.  Warren,  B.  G.  1926  Bural  Hall 
3122.  Warren,  B.  S.,  Jr.  1946  Greenville 
3695.  Warren,  C.  F.,  Jr.   (Ga.) 

1953  Statesville 
1816.  Warren,  J.  C.  1915  Benson 
1923.  Warren,  L.  A.  1917  Garland 
2849.  Warren,  L.  A.,  Jr.  1939 

Winston-Salem 
2846.  Waters,  P.  V.  1939  Mooresville 
4039.  Watson,  E.  M.  1957  Leaksville 
2805.  Watson,  E,  N.  1938  Sanford 
2813.  Way,  J.  A.,  Jr.   1938   Winston-Salem 
3646.  Weatherwax,  F.  G.   (Ga.) 

1953   Clemmons 
4493.  Weaver,  V.  D.  1962  Wilson 

3485.  Webster,  C.  D.   1951   Fairmont 
3726.  Webster,  P.  E.   (S.C.)   1954  Concord 
2936.  Webster,  W.  B.   (S.C.) 

1941    Fairmont 


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3589. 

3198. 
2541. 
4129. 

4239. 
3599. 
3963. 

2685. 
2870. 
3751. 
3513. 
3755. 
2800. 

3514. 
2254. 
3959. 

40S8. 
3515. 
3347. 
1979. 
2670. 
2459. 
2448. 
2059. 
1574. 
3858. 


2054. 

4494. 
1741. 
2532. 
2211. 
3026. 
4335. 
4184. 

2673. 
2956. 

2507. 
2547. 
1898, 
28S5. 
1888. 

4496, 

30S2, 
4136, 

3723 
1625, 


Welborn,  J.   H.   1952  Lexington  1525. 

Welborn,  W.  F.,  Jr.  1947  Lexington  4018. 
Welch,  W.  D.,  Jr.  1930  Washington 

Wells,  Elizabeth  H.   (Mrs.)    (S.C.)  3056. 

1952   Salisbury 

Wells,  F.  E.  1959  Benson  4304. 
Wells,  F.  R.    (Ohio)    1952  Pinehurst 

Wells,  K.  F.   (Tenn.)   1956  Canton  1573. 

Wells,  E.  R.  1934  Shelby  3405. 
Wells,  V.  D.,  Jr.  1939  Columbus,  Ohio       4089. 

Wells,  W.  P.  1954  Durham  3175. 

Welsh,  O.  H.  1951  Fayetteville  3516. 

West,  J.  R,   (Ga.)   1954  Canton  4240. 
West,  June  Bush  (Mrs.) 

1938  Raleigh  3629. 

West,  W.  A.  1951  Roseboro  4404. 

West,   W.  L.   1925   Roseboro  20S4. 

Whaley,  E.  F.  1956  Elizabeth  City  3134. 
Whaley,  H.  G.  1958  Wilmington 

Whaley,  L.  M.  1951   Wallace  4241. 
Wheeler,  C.  C,  Jr.  1950  Creedmoor 

Wheeler,  C.  R.  1919  Oxford  2077. 

Wheless,  J.  M.,  Jr.  1934  Farmville  2969. 

White,  C.  B.  1928  Henderson  1S99. 
White,  D.  F.  1928  Mebane 

White,  E.  S.  1921  Greensboro  3152. 
White,  G.  S.  1910  Lexington 

White,  Grey  B.    (Mrs.  J.  G.)  3732. 

1955   Burlington 

White,   J.    G.   1954   Burlington  3517. 

White,  J.  S.  1921  Mebane  3182. 
White.  J.  R.  1962  Henderson 

White,  Luther  1914  Wilmington  3819. 

White,  R.  L.   (S.C.)   1929  Troy  4405. 

Whitehead,  C.  R.  1924  Ramseur  3219. 

Whitehead,  J.  P.,  Ill  1943  Enfield  2088. 
Whitehead,  W.  L.  1960  Sanford 

Whitehurst,   Paul   Adams   1959  2112. 

Murfreesboro  2442. 
Whiteley,  R.   S.   1934  Greensboro 

Whitford,  B.  H.  1941  Rocky  Mount  4336. 

Whitford,    C.   P.    1929    Washington  2158, 

Whitley,    H.   E.   1930   Concord  1534, 

Whitley,  J.  R.  1916  Hendersonville  3318, 
Whitley,  W.  Y.  1939  Stantonshurg 

Whitmire,  W.  P.,  Jr.  4009, 

1916  Tucson,  Ariz.  3406, 

Whitney,  H.  A.  K.,  Jr.    (Mich.)  1511. 

1962  Durham  3486, 

Whitson,  W.  J.  1945  Phelps,  X.  Y.  2017, 

Wiesener,   Carl  Vernon    (Ark.)  3753, 

1958  Shelby  2957, 
Wiggins,   K.  L.   1954  Goldsboro 

Wilkerson,  I.  O.   1911  High  Point  4185, 


Wilkerson,  J.  L.  1910  Durham 
Wilkes,  Ernestine  B.    (Mrs.) 

1957  High  Point 
Wilkins,  Jessie   L.    (Mrs.)    1944 

Raleigh 
Wilkinson,  J.  A.    (S.C.) 

1960  Wilmington 
Williams,  A.  H.  A.   1910  Oxford 
Williams,  B.  A.  1950  Hendersonville 
Williams,  C.  S.  1958  Miami,  Fla. 
Williams,  C.  H.  (Ya.)  1947  Laurinburg 
Williams,  E.  G.  1951  Gastonia 
Williams,  Franklin  Ervin 

1959  Wilmington 
Williams,  G.  L.  1953  Fayetteville 
Williams,  James  E.  1961  Rockingham 
Williams,  J.  C.  1921  Bessemer  City 
Williams,  Laurel  L. 

1946  Newport  News,  Ya. 
Williams,  Lawrence  Lanier 

1959  Lexington 
Williams,  L.  L.   (Ga.)   1920  Morven 
Williams,  M.   H.   1941  Lexington 
Williams,  M.  Y.  B. 

1916  Winston-Salem 
Williams,  Nina  Fish   (Mrs.)    (Kan.) 

1946  High  Point 
Williams,   T.    D.,   Jr.    (S.C.) 

1954  MeColl,  S.  C. 
Williams,   W.   A.   1951  Williamston 
Williamston,   Fate   B.    (Mrs.) 

1947  Albany,  Ga. 

Williford,  E.  H.,  Jr.  1955  Kanuapolis 
Williford,  Evelyn  D.  1961  Raleigh 
Williford,  John  S.  1948  Pinetops 
Willis,  Beatrice  A.   (Mrs.) 

1922  Fayetteville 
Willis,  R.  M.  1922  Southport 
Williston,  F.  D.    (col.)    (Tenn.) 

1927  Fayetteville 
Wilson,  Carol  B.  1960  Durham 
Wilson,  C.  A.    (Ga.)    1922  Monroe 
Wilson,  Connie  H.  1910  Hickory 
Wilson,  H.  W.,  Jr. 

1949   Winston-Salem 
Wilson,  J.   H.   1957   Winston-Salem 
Wilson,   R,   C.    1950   Hendersonville 
Wilson,  T.  H.  1909  Gastonia 
Wilson,  W.  H.  1951  Raleigh 
Wimberly,  R.  E.   (col.)   1920  Raleigh 
Wimberly,  W.  P.  (col.)   1954  Durham 
Windecker,  G.  H. 

1941  Butler,  X.  J. 
Winstead,  D.  D.,  Jr.  1959  Washington 


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3453.  Winter,  C.  O.  (S.C.J 

1951  Jacksonville 

1575.  Wohlford,  H.  W.  1910  Charlotte 
1822.  Wolfe,  B.  H.  1915  Burlington 

3820.  Wolfe,  B,  P.  1955  Mt.  Airy 
1717.  Wolfe,  W.  S.  1913  Mt.  Airy 
2203.  Womble,  D.  J.  1924  Durham 
2726.  Womble,  L.  N.,  Jr.  1936  Plymouth 

3821.  Wood,  John  D.  1955  Burlington 
2857.  Woodard,  B.  P.  1939  Princeton 
1770.  Woodard,  E.  V.  1914  Four  Oaks 
4299.  Woodard,  G.  F.   (S.C.)   1960  Matthews 

3446.  Woodard,  J.  B.  1951  Kannapolis 
3756.  Woodson,  J.  T.,  Jr.   (Tenn.) 

1954  Woodbury,  Tenn. 
2723.  Woodward,  G.  B.    (Tenn.) 
1936   Franklin 

3447.  Woody,  E.  E,  1951  Burlington 
1809.  Woolard,   E.   W.   1915   Henderson 
2351.  Wooten,  J.  W.  F.  1926  Fayetteville 
3083.  Wooten,  Euth  Aycock   (Mrs.  C.  C.) 

1945  Ealeigh 
3606.  Wurthmann,  B.  A.   (S.C.) 

1952  Sullivan's  Island,  S.  C. 
2854.  Wyatt,  Blanche  B.  1939  Wilson 
4435.  Wyche,  G.  V.  1961  Wilson 
2545.  Wynn,  W.  McK.    (col.) 

1930   Greensboro 


1428.  Yancey,  L.  A.   (col.)   1908  Charlotte 
3206.  Yandell,  C.  E.   (S.C.)   1947  Pineville 
3487.  Yandle,  H.  A.  1951  Chapel  Hill 
4534.  Yarborough,  F.  F.  1962 
Ealeigh 

2798.  Yearwood,  T.  C.    (111.) 

1938  Nicholasville,  Ky. 
4298.  Yost,  T.  M.  1960  Greensboro 
3410.  Young,  C.  W.,  Jr.  (S.C.) 

1950  Elizabeth  City 
3348.  Young,  E,  L.,  Jr.  1950  Winston-Salem 

2799.  Young,  T.  F.   (Ark.)  1938  Leicester 
3048.  Youngblood,  Frances  Eimmer 

(Mrs.  E.  L.)    1944  Charlotte 
4199.  Youngblood,  Thomas  Watson   (S.C.) 
1959  Ealeigh 


4406.  Zachary,  James  N.  1961  Sylva 
4090.  Zambito,  Joseph  1958 

West  Palm  Beach,  Fla. 
3243.  Zirkle,  Mildred  S.   (Mrs.) 

1948  Berwyn,  Pa. 
1576.  Zuckerman,   I.   L.   1910   Greensboro 


LIST  OF  PHYSICIANS  HOLDING 
PEEMITS  TO  CONDUCT  DEUG  STOEES 
(IN  TOWNS  OF  NOT  MOEE  THAN  800 
INHABITANTS.) 

139.  Beasley,  Edward  Bruce 

Fountain,  Pitt  County 

204.  Bonner,  John  Bryan 

Aurora,  Beaufort  County 

361.  Cole,  Walter  Franklin 

Buim,  Franklin  County 

178.  Currie,  Daniel  Smith 

Parkton,  Eobeson  County 

332.  Fulp,  James  Francis 

Stoneville,  Eockingham  County 

162.  Long,  Fred  Yount 

Catawba,  Catawba  County 

392.  McElroy,  AndreAV  H. 

Colerain,  Bertie  County 

271.  Parker,  John  Wesley,  Jr. 

Seaboard,    Northampton    County 


EEGISTEEED  ASSISTANT 
PHAEMACTSTS 

79.  Badgett,  E.  W.  1935  Mt.  Airy 
30.  Barnhardt,  L.  E.  1931  Charlotte 
50.  Bass,  J.  A.  1932  Wilson 
41.  Birkitt,  S.  P.  1931  Charlotte 
20.  Branch,  B.  C.  1928  Eocky  Mount 
28.  Brooks,  C.  M.  1931  Monroe 
48.  Brown,   H.   S.   1932   Ealeigh 
106.  Bryant,  Nan  1938  Tarboro 
23.  Carrigan,  J.  F.  1930  Spencer 
61.  Chadwick,  S.   T.   1933   Morehead  City 
27.  Griffin,  T.  W.  1930  Statesville 
96.  Gwynn,  A.  A.  1938  Greensboro 

4.  Heslep,  F.  W.  1923  Beaufort 
72.  Humphries,  A.  T.  1934  Charlotte 
56.  King,  E.  G.  1933  New  Bern 

7.  McConnell,  Ethel  1926  Newton 
19.  Maus,  F.  B.  1928  Greensboro 
64.  Moore,  H.  W.  1933  Lexington 
74.  Moose,  H.  F.  1934  Statesville 
68.  Munns,  E,  F.  1934  Lumberton 

5.  Musgrove,  W.  M.  1924  Catawba 
88.  O'Brien,  C.  C.  1936  Greensboro 
53.  Porter,  J.  N.  1933  Charlotte 
26.  Russell,  L.  D.  1930  Greensboro 
77.  Wade,  C.  E.  1935  Colerain 


List  of  Drug  Stores 

Revised  August  1,  1962 


The  number  preceeding  the  name  of  the 
drug  store  indicates  the  permit  number  of 
that  store.  Addresses  for  each  store  are 
listed  where  given.  Person  listed  immediate- 
ly following  drug  store  was  certified  as 
pharmacist  in  charge  (or  permitted  physi- 
cian) on  the  application  for  the  renewal  of 
the  permit.  "*"  denotes  drug  store  oper- 
ated under  physician 's  permit. 

ABERDEEN— Moore  County 

1.  Bryan  Drug  Company,  Inc. 

122  W.  Main  Street   (C.  L.  Guion) 
1059.  Craig  Drug  Co. 

107  Sycamore  St.   (L.  B.  Craig) 

2.  McCrummen  's  Drug  Store 
South  Street  (D.  C.  McCrummen) 

ACME — Columbus  County 

1539.  Raymond  L.  Creekmore,  Pharmacist 

Highway  74  &  76 

(Raymond  L.  Creekmore) 

AHOSKIE— Hertford  County 
1310.  Boone  's  Pharmacy 

109  W.  Main  St,  (W.  T.  Boone) 
1555.  Capps  Drug  Co. 

418  Peacock  Street  (H.  H.  Daniels) 
1474.  Copeland  Drug  Co. 

104  Main  St.  (E.  U.  Capps) 
1512.  Walker  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

117  East  Main  Street 

(W.  A.  Clodfelter) 

ALBEMARLE— Stanly  County 
1635.  Drug  Centre,   Inc. 

121  N.  First  St.  (D.  L.  Bennett) 
1101.  K  and  L  Drug  Store 

316  Montgomery  Ave.    (T.   G.  Loftin) 

6.  Loftin  's  Drug  Store 

116  W.  North  St.  (J.  U.  Loftin) 
1152.  Murrell  's   Pharmacy 

167  N.  Second  Street    (H.  T.  Murrell) 

7.  Phillips  Drug  Co. 

Ill  N.  Second  Street   (M.  B.  Phillips) 

8.  Purcell  Drug  Co. 

134  W.  Main  St.   (P.  L.  Forrester) 


1674.  Stanly  County  Hospital  Pharmacy 
N.  4th  Street  (J.  K.  Stoots) 

1802.  Yadkin  Pharmacy 

123  Yadkin  St.   (F.  A.  Sinclair) 

ANDREWS— Cherokee  County 
1813.Burch  Drug  Store 

2nd  St.   (E.  U.  Burch) 
9.  Davis  Drug  Co. 

Second  St,  (J.  L.  Hooper) 

ANGIER— Harnett  County 
1327.  MeKnight's  Drug  Store 

Main  St.  (A.  L.  McLean,  Jr.) 
841.  Talton  Drug  Store 

100  Depot  Street  (I.  J.  Pruett) 

APEX— Wake  County 
1320.  Apex  Pharmacy 

P  .0.  Box  128  (Margaret  B.  Perry) 
821.  Pegram's  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

Salem  Street  (Mrs.  A.  B.  Pegram) 

ARCHDALE— Randolph  County 
1163.  Lowe's  Pharmacy,  Inc. 
(John  D.  Lowe) 

ASHEBORO— Randolph  County 
1522.  Asheboro  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

132  Sunset  Ave.  (E.  L.  Ray) 
1415.  CAR   Drugs 

1717  N.  Fayetteville  St.  (C.  A.  Reaves) 
1174.  Fox  Professional  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

516  S.  Fayetteville  St.  (J.  H.  Fox) 
957.  Kearns  Service  Drug  Store 

803  W.  Salisbury  (T.  N.  Kearns) 
1580.  Mann  's  Drug  Store  of  Asheboro, 

North  Carolina,  Inc. 

341  N.  Fayetteville  St. 

(L.  H.  Carter) 
17.  Reaves  Walgreen  Agency  Drug  Store 

119  Sunset  Ave.  (H.  C.  Reaves) 

ASHEVILLE— Buncombe  County 
1575.  Adams-Blauvelt,  Inc. 

16  Battery  Park  Ave. 

(G.  W.  Mathews) 


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1466.  Adams  Professional  Pharmacy,   Inc. 

Doctors  Bldg.,  Doctors  Drive 

(J.  W.  Adams) 
64.  Aiken 's  Pharmacy 

14  Lodge  St.   (J.  H.  Aiken) 
1911.  B.  &  B  Pharmacy 

462  Haywood  Rd. 

(L.  B.  Brookshire) 
884.  Barefoot  &  Tatum  Drugs,  Inc. 

2  N.  Pack  Square  (L.  G.  Barefoot) 
1496.  Barefoot  &  Tatum,  Inc.,  No.  2 

645  Biltmore  Ave.   (J.  M.  Tatum) 
1427.  Bennett 's  Drug  Store 

472  Haywood  Road 

(J.  W.  Moore) 

1697  Beverly  Hills  Pharmacy 

948  Tunnel  Road  (R.  F.  Austraw) 

66.  Biltmore  Drug  Store 

1  Kitchen  Place  (L.  M.  Jarrett) 

867.  Charlotte  St.  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

100  Charlotte  St.   (B.  F.  Klein) 

1472.  Eckerd's  of  Asheville,  Inc. 

Westgate  Shopping  Center 

(S.  B.  Tate) 
23.  Eckerd  Drugs,  Inc. 

31  Patton  Ave.  (H.  R.  Lewis) 
1187.  Eckerd's-Haywood,  Inc. 

21  Haywood  St.  (C.  E.  Bolinger) 
1446.  Economy  Drug  Store 

157  Charlotte  St.  (R.  J.  Johnson) 
1371. Ideal  Drug  Store 

733  Haywood  Road  (W.  C.  Braman) 
1506.  Kenihvorth  Drug  Store 

489  Biltmore  Avenue 

(J.  C.  McGee,  Jr.) 

28.  Lord's  Drug  Store,  Inc. 

793  Merrimon  Ave.  (J.  C.  McGee) 

882.  Malvern  Hills  Drug  Store 

1288  Haywood  Road  (C.  J.  Sisk) 
1070.  Memorial  Mission  Hospital  Pharmacy 

500  Biltmore  Ave.  (A.  J.  Darling) 
1323.  Merrimon  Ave.  Pharmacy 

229  Merrimon  Ave.   (Albert  Chandley) 
1089.  Montford  Pharmacy 

231  Montford  Ave.   (A.  G.  Kiser) 
1787.  Northland  Drug 

946  Merrimon  Ave.  (R.  F.  Coppedge) 
1201.  Pack  Square  Pharmacy 

22  N.  Pack  Square  (Geo.  Shieder) 


736.  Palace  Pharmacy 

783  Haywood  Road  (Dan  W.  Foster) 

36.  Pinner's  Drug  Store 

619  Haywood  Rd.  (J.  M.  Russell) 
1132.  Saint  Joseph's  Hospital  Pharmacy 
428  Biltmore  Ave. 
(Frank  Akins) 

37.  Salley's  Drug  Store 

85  Patton  Ave.  (Moss  Salley,  Jr.) 
1622.  Salley's  Eastgate  Drugs 

253  Tunnel  Road  (J.  N.  Hawkins) 
1462.  Shigley's  Grove  Park  Pharmacy 

250  Charlotte  St.  (H.  H.  Shigley) 
1739.  Sisk  Drug  Store 

31  Hendersonville  Rd.   (R,  C.  Sisk) 

1833.  Trantham's  Drug  Store 

38  Broadway  (J.  V.  Jenkins) 

1607.  Y.M.I.  Drug  Store 

29  Eagle  St.  (F.  H.  Harris,  Jr.) 

AULANDER— Bertie  County 

42.  Aulander  Pharmacy 
(S.  G.  Nelson) 

AURORA— Beaufort  County 

43.Windley's  Drug  Store* 

Main  St.  (J.  B.  Bonner,  M.D.) 

AVONDALE— Rutherford  County 

44.  Adkinson  Drug  Co. 
(N.  F.  Adkinson) 

AYDEN— Pitt  County 
1841.  Bruce 's  Drug  Store 

137  E.  2nd  St. 

(B.  B.  Reinhardt) 
1603.  Edwards  Pharmacy 

203  S.  Lee  Street 

(S.  M.  Edwards,  Jr.) 

BAILEY— Nash  County 
48.  Etheridge  Drug  Store 
(T.  J.  Etheridge,  Jr.) 

BE AUFORT— Ca rteret  County 
1885.  Bell's  Drug  Store 

425  Front  St.  (S.  G.  Dixon) 
51.  Guthrie-Jones  Drug  Company 

507  Front  Street   (C.  H.  Guthrie) 

BELHAVEN— Beaufort  County 
54.  O  'Neal  Drug  Store 

230  E.  Main  St.  (W.  P.  O'Neal) 


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BELMONT— G-aston  County 
55.  Belmont  Drug  Co. 

9  Main  St.   (E.  B.  Bryan) 
1500.  Catawba  Pharmacy 

403  Catawba  St.  (S.  B.  Johnson,  Jr.) 
1647.  Robinson  Drug  Store 

16  Main  St.  (C.  D.  Croft) 
1655.  Watkins  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

132  N.  Main  St.  (W.  A.  James) 

BENSON— Johnston  County 
1821.  Benson  Drug  Co. 

104  E.  Main  St.  (W.  L.  Eogers) 
60.  Warren  Drug  Company 

211  E.  Main  St.  (J.  C.  Warren) 

BESSEMER  CITY— Gaston  County 
1896.  Central  Drug  Store 

112  W.  Virginia  Ave.  (J.  V.  Putnam) 

62.  Curtis  Pharmacy 

102  W.  Virginia  Ave.  (J.  R.  Curtis) 

BETHEL— Pitt  County 
1823.  Bethel  Pharmacy,  Inc. 
(J.  R.  Bowers) 

63.  H.  L.  Rives  Drug  Company 
Railroad  St.   (H.  L.  Rives) 

BEULAVILLE— Duplin  County 
1760.  Bostic  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 
(R.  A.  Bostic) 

BISCOE— Montgomery  County 
67.  Biscoe  Drug  Store 

Carthage  Road   (W.  I.  Jenkins) 

BLACK  MOUNTAIN— Buncombe  County 
69.  Black  Mountain  Drug  Co. 

101  W.  State  St.   (M.  L.  Cable) 
1359.  Key  City  Pharmacy 

204  Sutton  Ave.  (S.  B.  Roberts) 
1743.  Knight's  Pharmacy 

116  State  St.  (J.  A.  Kluttz) 

BLOWING  ROCK— Watauga  County 
1684.  Walkers  Pharmacy 
(William  Shaheen ) 

BOILING  SPRINGS— Cleveland  County 
1096.  Boiling  Springs  Drug  Company,  Inc. 
(R.  H.  Reason) 


BOONE— Watauga  County 
73.  Boone  Drug  Co. 

Main  St.  (W.  R.  Richardson) 

1592.  Carolina  Pharmacy 
231  E.  King  St. 
(J.  P.  Greene) 

BOONVILLE— Yadkin  County 
1503.  Boonville  Pharmacy 
(D.  C.  Clark) 

BREVARD— Transylvania  County 
77.  S.  M.  Maeiie  Drug  Co. 

Main  and  Broad  (C.  J.  Duvall) 
1556.  Morris  Pharmacy 

Cor.  Broad  &  Main  Sts. 

(E.  M.  Morris) 
1744.  Varner  's  Drug  Store 

Broad  and  Jordan  Sts. 

(Paul  Owenby,  Jr.) 

BROADWAY— Lee  County 
1036.  Broadway  Drug  Co. 
(M.  W.  Stevens) 

BRYSON  CITY— Swain  County 
80.  Bryson  City  Drug  Company 

108  Everett  St. 

(Mary  Alice  B.  Greyer) 
1083.  Swain  Drug  Store 

Everett  St,   (C.  B.  Hawkins) 

BUNN— Franklin  County 
83.  Bunn  Drug  Co.* 
(W.   F.   Cole,  M.D.) 

BURGAW— Pender  County 
1198.  Dees  Drug  Store 

(R.  R.  Dees) 
1030.  Durham  Drug  Company 

Fremont  St.   (J.  P.  Moore) 

BURLINGTON— Alamance  County 
85.  Acme  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

Spring  and  Davis  Sts. 

(J.  G.  White) 
1192.  Alamance  County  Hospital  Pharmacy 

Graham-Hopedale  Road 

(R.  L.  Salter,  Jr.) 
1123.  Alamance  Drug  Company 

223  Maple  Ave.   (B.  K.  Mobley) 
1860.  Andrews  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

138  Maple  Ave.  (R.  N.  Jennings) 


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86.  Asher-McAdams  Drug  Co. 

305  Trollinger  (J.  W.  McAdams) 
1816.  Barbour  Drugs,  Inc. 

Edgewood  Ave.,  Ext. 

(J.  P.  Barbour,  Jr.) 
1851.  Big  Bear  Super  Drug 

510  N.  Church  St.   (M.  R,  Carruthers) 

87.  Burlington  Drug  Company,  Inc. 
East  Front  St.   (R,  E.  Barrett) 

1875.  Cedar  Cliff  Pharmacy 

1623  Vaughn  Road  (M.  E.  McCorkle) 
89.  Davis  Street  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

751  E.  Davis  St.  (Robert  Woody) 
1407.  Griffin's  Pharmacy 

1701  Old  Alamance  Road 

(S.  D.  Griffin,  Jr.) 

93.  Mann's  Cut  Rate  Drug  Store 

414  S.  Main  St.   (E.  D.  Millaway) 
1846.  Medical  Center  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

274  Graham-Hopedale  Rd. 

(Chas.  Speranza) 
1547.  Medical  Village  Apothecary 

1610  Vaughn  Road 

(W.  S.  Gardner) 

94.  Perry 's  Pharmacy 
917  Rauhut  St. 
(W.  R.  Perry) 

1413.  Sherard  's  Pharmacy 

1253  Webb  Ave.  (G.  S.  Sherard) 
1188.  Thompson's  Pharmacy 

804  Rauhut  St.  (T.  H.  Thompson) 

BURNSVILLE— Yancey   County 
1724.  Pollard  's  Drug  Store 

West  Main  St.  (C.  B.  Gillespie,  Jr.) 
1251.  Yancey  Pharmacy 

Main  St.   (John  Causey) 

CANDLER— Buncombe   County 
1890.  Valley  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 
(S.  S.  Minton) 

CANDOR — Montgomery  County 
1732.  B  &  B  Drug  Co.  (K.  T.  Giles) 

CANTON— Haywood  County 

97.  Canton  Drug  Store 

137  Main  St.  (J.  L.  Jones,  Jr.) 

98.  Champion  Cut-Rate  Drug  Store,  Inc. 
147  Main  St.   (J.  R.  West) 


99.  Hcndrix  Drug  Store 

108  Main  St.   (J.  B.  Patton) 
100.  Martin's  Drug  Store,  Inc. 
24  Park  St,  (B  .M.  Burr  us) 

CAROLINA  BEACH— New  Hanover  County 
1766.  Carolina  Beach  Drug  Company,  Inc. 
(L.  E.  Bunch) 

CARRBORO— Orange  County 

1707.  Senter 's  Drug  Store 

132  E.  Main  St.   (L.  M.  Senter) 

CARTHAGE— Moore  County 
104.  Shields  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

Court  House  Square  (J.  M.  Barringer) 

CARY— Wake  County 

1490.  Ashworth  Rexall  Drugs 

105  W.  Chatham  St.  (R.  H.  Ashworth) 

1444.  Mitchell's  Pharmacy 

138  E.  Chatham  St.  (T.  W.  Mitchell) 

CATAWBA— Catawba  County 

106.  Catawba  Drug  Company* 
(F.  Y.  Long,  M.D.) 

CHADBOURN— Columbus  County 
899.  Derrick 's  Pharmacy 
(M.  L.  Borders,  Jr.) 

107.  John  E.  Koonce  Drug  Co. 
(S.  G.  Koonce) 

CHAPEL  HILL— Orange  County 
1184.  Colonial  Drug  Co. 

420  W.  Franklin  St.  (J.  H.  Carswell) 

109.  Eubanks  Drug  Co. 

E.  Franklin  St,   (Clyde  Eubanks) 
1516.  Glen  Lennox  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

Glen  Lennox  Shopping  Center 

(G.  W.  Harris) 
1754.  Mann's  Drug  Store,  Inc.  of  Chapel 

Hill,  N.  C.  (Ben  Courts) 
1218.  N.  C.  Memorial  Hospital  Pharmacy 

U.N.C.   (W.  W.  Taylor) 
994.  Sloan  Drug  Company 

101  E.  Franklin  St.   (W.  L.  Sloan) 

110.  Sutton's  Drug  Store 
159  E.  Franklin  St. 
(Howard  A.  Yandle) 

972.  The  Village  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

318  W.  Franklin  St.  (J.  C.  Fox,  Jr.) 


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CHARLOTTE— Mecklenburg  County 
1829.  Amity  Gardens  Drugs,  Inc. 

Amity  Gardens  Shopping  Center 

(E.  W.  Smith,  Jr.) 
977.  Avondale  Pharmacy 

2204  Park  Road  (Charles  Norris) 
1636.  Benson's  Rexall  Drugs 

1607  Remount  Road 

(L.  M.  Benson,  Jr.) 
1796.  Biddleville  Pharmacy 

1023  Beatties  Fd.  Rd. 

(Wm.  Beavers) 
1722.  Bizzell  's  Freedom  Drive  Drugs 

2416  Freedom  Dr.  (R.  M.  Brickie^) 
113.  Bizzell  Pharmacy 

3300  Tuckaseegee  Rd.    (H.  L.  Bizzell) 

116.  Carolina  Cut-Rate  Drug  Store,  Inc. 
225  W.  Trade  St.   (F.  E.  Thomas) 

117.  Carolina  Pharmacy 

401  E.  Trade  St.  (T.  H.  Lever) 
1142.  Cay  Drug  Store,  Inc. 

221  W.  Trade  St.  (Joe  Greenspan) 
1437.  Central  Avenue  Drug  Center 

2611  Central  Ave.  (J.  M.  Spoon) 
1195.  Charlotte  Drug  Company 

200  E.  Trade  St.   (J.  T.  Hough) 
119.  Charlotte  Memorial  Hospital  Pharmacy 

1400  Scott  Ave.   (D.  T.  Miller) 
1902.  Eastway  Drug  Center 

Eastway  &  The  Plaza 

(C.  L.  Swearngan) 
1672.  Eastwood  Pharmacy  of  Charlotte,  Inc. 

1419  Eastway  Dr.  (C.  B.  Gaddy,  Jr.) 
1315.  Eckerd  Drug  Co. 

1025  Providence  Rd.    (Lois  Nichols) 

121.  Eckerd  Drugs,  Inc.   (Xo.  1) 
128  X.  Tryon  St.  (H.  R.  Stowe ) 

122.  Eckerd  Drugs,  Inc.   (Xo.  2) 
109  S.  Tryon  St.  (E.  V.  Stone) 

1155.  Eckerds,  Inc. 

1332  Central  Ave.  (A.  E.  Galloway) 
1653.  Eckerd  's-Charlottetown,   Inc. 

444  Charlottetown  Mall 

(W.  W.  Phillips) 
1452.  Eckerd 's-Park,  Inc. 

4133  Park  Road   (J.  L.  MeXeely) 
1886.  Eckerd 's  Freedom,   Inc. 

Freedom  Drive   (Walter  Rice) 
1569.  Godley  Center  Pharmacy 

4800  Rozzells  Ferry  Road 

(J.  W.  Allen) 


124.  Hardee's  Pharmacy 

2909  Selwyn  Ave.   (A.  K.  Hardee,  Jr.) 
1567.  Harris  Super  Drugs 

Sharon  Amity  Road   (G.  L.  Smith) 
1736.  Harris  Super  Drugs 

1300  The  Plaza  (C.  V.  Christensen) 
1772.  Harris  Super  Drugs 

5107  S.  Blvd.  (Jack  Hickman) 

125.  Hawthorne  Pharmacy 
1629  Elizabeth  Ave. 
(Y.  L.  Riggsbee,  Jr.) 

126.  Hoskins  Drug  Co. 
3626  Rozzell  Ferry  Rd. 
(Kenneth  Spoon) 

1514.  Riser  Drug  Co.  Inc. 

240S  Wilkinson  Blvd. 

(Perry  Hawkins) 
1544.  Riser  Drug  Company,  (Xo.  2)   Inc. 

127  Scalybark  St.   (S.  E.  Hemby,  Jr.) 
1565.  Riser  Drug  Co.  #3,  Inc. 

Eastway  &  Central  Avenue 

(J.  E.  Oxendine) 
893.  Liggett  Drug  Company,  Inc. 

100-102  X.  Tryon  St.  (C.  R.  Rhodes) 
131.Lisk  Pharmacy 

826  E.  Trade  St.   (D.  C.  Disk) 
1139.  Medical  Pharmacy 

1010  Rings  Drive   (E.  B.  Eadie) 
1069.  Mercy  Hospital  Pharmacy 

2000  E.  5th  St.   (Gilbert  Colina) 
1863.  Midwood  Pharmaey 

2316  Central  Avenue 

(H.  A.  Hammond) 

815.  Myers  Park  Pharmacy 

1340  Romany  Rd.   (Ralph  Rnox) 

136.  Xiven  Drug  Co. 

131  E.  Park  Ave.   (Ernest  Porter,  Jr.) 

1781.  Xorth  Charlotte  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

3201  X.  Davidson  St.    (C.  P.  Copses) 

137.  Park  Place  Pharmacy 

613  Providence  Road  (S.  L.  Shultman) 

1858.  Park  Road  Drug  Co. 

3922  Park  Rd.   (H.  Y.  Corbitt ) 

1073.  Plaza  Hill  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

2513  Plaza  Road  (J.  W.  Wagner) 

932.  Presbyterian  Hospital  Pharmacy 

200  Hawthorne  Lane   (J.  H.  Rosser) 

934.  Queen  City  Pharmacy 

422  E.  Second  St.   (L.  A.  Yancey) 


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143.  Selwyn  Cut-Kate  Drug  Store,  Inc. 
406  W.  Trade  St.  (J.  S.  Nance) 

1342.  Shamrock  Drugs,  Inc. 

3209  Plaza  Rd.    (Melvin  Solomon) 
1756.  Southern  Drug  Co. 

1400  E.  Morehead  St. 

(V.  L.   Faircloth) 

144.  Stanley  Drug  Stores,  Inc. 

1949  E.  7th  St.  (V.  E.  Stanley) 

1790.  Star  Drugs  #1,  Inc. 

2116  Independence  Blvd. 
(J.  C.  Murphy) 

!  1792.  Star  Drugs  #3,  Inc. 

2044  X.  Graham  St.  (H.  C.  Rice) 

1793.  Star  Drugs  #4,  Inc. 

705  Sharon  Amity  Rd.  (R.  M.  Brickie) 

1854.  Star  Drugs  #7,  Inc. 

1419  Beatty's  Fd.  Rd.  (J.  E.  Waldrop) 

145.  Sterling  Drug  Stores,  Inc. 

401  X.  Tryon  St.  (E.  W.  Bruce) 

1847.  Sterling  Drug  Store  Xo.  2,  Inc. 

1501  Elizabeth  Ave.   (W.  V.  Proctor) 

146.  T.  A.  Walker,  Inc. 

332  X.  Tryon  St,   (J.  S.  Thomas) 

1432.  T.  A.  Walker,  Inc. 

Hawthorne  Medical  Center 

227  Hawthorne  Lane  (Herman  Cline) 

1524.  Westerly  Hills  Drugs,  Inc. 

3438   Wilkinson  Blvd.  (D.B.Robinson) 

1473.  Westside  Drug  Center,  Inc. 
1910  Rozzell  Ferry  Road 
(J.  W.  Leonard) 

1919.  Yorkmont  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 
4812  York  Rd. 
(Frances   Youngblood  ) 

CHERRYVILLE— Gaston   County 

150.  Allen  Drug  Co. 

110  E.  Main  St.    (II.  II.  Allen,  Jr.) 

151.  Houser  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

100  E.  Main  St.   (W.  II.   Houser) 

CHINA  GROVE— Rowan  County 

913.  Brown  Drug  Company 
Main  St.   (J.  H.  Brown) 

1881  China  Grove  Drug  Co. 

S.  Main  St.   (R.  A.  Riser) 


CLAREMOXT— Catawba  County 
1824.  Busbee 's  Pharmacy 

Cor.  Main  &  Lookout  Sts. 

(J.  A.  Busbee) 

CLARKTOX— Bladen  County 

1386.  Fowler's  Drug  Store,  Inc. 
College  St,   (J.  D.  Fowler) 

CLAYTOX— Johnston  County 

155.  Beddingfield's 

325  E.  Main  St.   (C.  H.  Beddingfield) 

156.  Whitley-Bain  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 
333  Main  St,   (J.  D.  Bain) 

CLEMMOXS— Forsyth  County 
1247.  Clemmons  Pharmacy 

In  The  Triangle  (R.  E.  Scharff) 
1752.  Weatherwax  Pharmacy 

Clemmons  Center   (F.  G.  Weatherwax) 

CLIFFSIDE— Rutherford  County 
1685.  Harris  Drug  Store 

Main  St.  (L.  C.  Harris) 

CLIXTOX— Sampson  County 

159.  Butler 's   Pharmacy 

204  Main  St,  (A.  B.  Butler  I 
1651.  Darden  Pharmacy 

120  Main  St,  (R.  J.  Darden) 
162.  Dawkins  and  Matthews  Drug  Store 

111  Vance  St,   (W.  A.  Dawkins,  Jr.) 
1670.  Gaddy  Pharmacy 

604  Beamon  St.   (C.  H.  Gaddy) 
1436.  McLean  Hospital  Pharmacy 

612  Beamon  St.    (G.  W.  McLean) 

160.  Reynolds  Drug  Co. 
Main  and  Lisbon  Sts. 
(R.  M.  Herring) 

CLYDE— Haywood  County 
1486.  Clyde  Pharmacy 

Main  Street   (A.  B.  Lott) 
1624.  Midway    Professional   Pharmacy,   Inc. 

Rt.  2   (Kermit  Wells) 

COATS— Harnett  County 

1  113.  McKnight  's    Drug    Store 

Main  St.    (L.  E.  McKnight,  Jr.) 

COLE RAIX— Bertie  County 
165.  Wade's  Pharmacy* 

Main   St.    (Andrew   McElroy,  MD) 


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COLUMBIA— Tyrrell  County 

166.  Tyrrell  Drug  Co. 
Main  St.  (J.  P.  David) 

COLUMBUS— Polk  County 
1 7—7.  Columbus  Pharmacy 

Main  Street  (C.  P.  Meroney) 

CONCORD— Cabarrus  County 

167.  Airheart   Pharmacy 
Market  St.  (J.  W.  Airheart) 

1613.  Black's  Pharmacy,  Inc. 
1017  X.  Church   St. 
(Denford  Oxendine) 

168.  Cabarrus  Drug  Co. 

16  S.  Union  St.  (W.  E.  Black) 
944.  Cabarrus  Memorial  Hospital  Pharmacy 
U.  S.  H'way  29  (E.  W.  Hardy) 

170.  Gibson  's.  Inc. 

1  S.  Union  St.  (L.  M.  Gilmore) 
1572.  Medical  Center  Pharmacy 

195  Lake  Concord  Road  (J.  W.  Pike) 
1850.  Park's  Pharmacy 

Union  Cemetery  Rd.   (P.  E.  Webster) 

171.  Pearl  Drug  Co. 

2  S.  Union  St.   (H.  A.  Barringer) 
1335.  Pike's  Drug  Store 

Wil-Mar   (J.  M.  Pike) 
1681.  Pike's  South  Union  Drug  Store,  Inc. 
722  S.  Union  St.    (G.  H.  Bane) 

172.  Porter  Drug  Company,  Inc. 

8  S.  Union  St.  (C.  D.  Porter) 

173.  Whitmore  Drug  Company 

80  S.  Union  St..   (H.  E.  Whitley) 

COXOVER— Catawba  County 
175.  Bowman  Drug  Co. 

Main  St.   (C.  E.  Bowman) 
1753.  Conover  Drug  Co. 

121 -1st  Ave.   (Billy  Lee  Price) 

CONWAY— Northampton  County 

177.  Taylor  Drug  Co. 
(L.  B.  Taylor) 

COOLEEMEE— Davie   County 

178.  Cooleemee  Drug  Co. 
(E.  D.  Hoyle) 

CORNELIUS— Mecklenburg  County 

1623.  Mid  Way  Pharmacy,  Inc. 
North  Main  Street 
(H.  D.   Sharp) 


CRAMER  TON— Gaston  County 
1389.  Cramerton  Drug  Co. 
(J.  C.  Riser) 

CREEDMOOR— Granville  County 
1888.  Creedmoor  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 
Main  St.  (C.  C.  Wheeler) 

CROSSXORE— Avery  County 
181.  Crossnore  Drug  Store 

Box  186   (W.  D.  Tennant,  Jr.) 

DALLAS— Gaston  County 
919.  Summey  Drug  Company 

(W.  L.  Summey) 

DAVI DSON— Mecklenburg  County 
184.  White   Drug   Company 

131   Main  St.    (C.  S.  Goodrum) 

DENTON— Davidson  County 
1920.  Denton  Drug  Store 

Main  St.   (W.  L.  Lamar) 

DERITA — Mecklenburg  County 
1399.  Derita    Drug  Co. 

(G.   B.    Dimmick,  Jr.) 

DOBSON— Surry  County 
1718.  Dobson  Drug  Store 

129  Atkins  St.   (Viola  Donnell) 
1730.  Surry  Drug  of  Dobson,  Inc. 

(Ray  Hagwood"i 

DRAPER — Rockingham  County 
122N.  Draper  Pharmacy 

Fieldcrest  Rd.   (E.  M.  Dunn) 
1711.  Lasley  Drugs,  Inc. 

Fieldcrest  Ave.  (R.  P.  Harrison) 

DREXEL— Burke   County 
1801.  Crosby's  Rexall  Pharmacy 
Main  St.    (W.  L.  Crosby) 

DUBLIN— Bladen  County 

1865.  Dublin  Drug  Co.   (J.  H.  Freeman) 

DUNN— Harnett  County 
188.  Butler  &   Carroll  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

129  E.  Broad  St.   (W.  W.  Carroll,  SO 
1  89.  I  Mum  Pharmacy 

218  E.  Broad  St.   (Allene  W.  Fairley ) 
Hi  17.  Hood   Drug  Store 

112  E.  Broad  St.  (H.  W.  Lynch) 


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1593.  Hospital  Pharmacy 

200  N.  Ellis  Ave.   (Rupert  Cox) 
1202.  Thomas  Drug  Store 

323  E.  Broad  St.  (J.  I.  Thomas) 

DURHAM— Durham  County 

1676.  Al's  Pharmacy 

314  S.  Gregson  St.  (Alvin  Bryant) 

193.  Boone  Drug  Company 

100  W.  Parrish  St.   (D.  L.  Boone,  Sr.) 
738.  Brewer 's  Drug  Store 

639  Broad  St.   (S.  O.  Brewer,  Sr.) 
900.  Broad  Street  Drug  Company,  Inc. 

1139  Broad  St.  (O.  L.  Umstead) 
192.  Don  Booth  Drug  Co. 

1009  W.  Chapel  Hill  St. 

(G.  D.  Booth) 
1526.  Center  Drug  Store  of  Durham,  Inc. 

284-4  Roxboro  Rd.  (J.  M.  Piekard) 
213.  Crabtree  Pharmacy 

2100  Angier  Ave.   (A.  H.  King; 
197.  Duke  Hospital  Pharmacy 

Duke  University    (I.  T.  Reamer) 
1861.  Durham  Drug  Co. 

330  W.  Main  St.   (W.  P.  Wells) 
1815.  Eckerd 's-Broad,  Inc. 

1116  Broad  St.   (Elsie  Booker) 

199.  Eckerd  Drugs,   Inc. 

122  W.  Main  St.  (V.  A.  Shore,  Jr.) 
1419.  Eckerd 's  Drugs  of  Durham,  N.  C,  Inc. 

1223  University  Drive  (W.  F.  Lynch) 

200.  Garrett's  Biltmore  Drug  Store 

332  E.  Pettigrew  St.  (Y.  D.  Garrett) 
1882.  Garrett-Parker  Drug  Store 

702  Fayetteville  St.  (W.  P.  Wimberly) 

201.  Holloway  St.  Pharmacy 

1026  Holloway  St.  (Carol  B.  Wilson) 

202.  Hospital  Pharmacy 

1123  Broad  St.   (B.  W.  Spencer,  Jr.) 
1065.  Kale  Drug  Co. 

933  E.  Main  Street  (R.  G.  Kale) 
1614.  Kerr  Rexall  Drugs 

123  Wellons   Village   Shopping   Center 
(James  Arena) 

1759.  Kerr  Rexall  Drugs 

Chapel  Hill  Rd. 

(R.  E.  Barber) 
1741.  Kerr  Drugs  of  Durham,  Inc. 

Northgate  Shopping  Center 

(J.  E.  Upehurch,  Jr.) 


1297. 

739. 

1236. 

1620. 

1344. 
1291. 

207. 
840. 

209. 

210. 

211. 

1128. 


Lincoln  Hospital  Pharmacy 

130]    Fayetteville   St.    (Ida   Keetsock) 

McDonald  's  Drug  Store 

732  Ninth  St.  (J.  C.  McDonald) 

MePherson  Hospital  Pharmacy 
1110  W.  Main  St.  (H.  F.  Padgett) 

Mangum  St.  Pharmacy 
806  N.  Mangum  St. 
(L.  R.  Sparks,  Jr.) 

Northgate  Pharmacy 

2909  Roxboro  Road  (H.  C.  Chapman) 

The  Professional  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

1200  Broad  St.  (H.  L.  Kelly) 

Rogers  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

202  Mangum  St.  (R,  P.  Rogers,  Sr.) 

Sawyer  &  Moore,  Inc. 

1014  W.  Main  St. 

(J.  F.  Ferguson,  Jr.) 

Walgreen  Co. 

102  W.  Main  St.  (W.  C.  Sharpe) 

Watts  Hospital  Pharmacy 
Broad  St,   (G.  M.  Stahl) 

West  Side  Pharmacy 

701  Chapel  Hill  St,   (J.  C.  Harris) 

Womble 's  Pharmacy 

601  E.  Main  St.  (D.  J.  Womble) 


EAST  BEND— Forsyth  County 
1897.  Schlagel's  Pharmacy 
(A.  P.  Schlagel,  Jr. 

EDENTON— Chowan  Countv 

1464.  Hollowell's,  Inc. 

323  S.  Broad  St. 

(W.  H.  Hollowell,  Jr.) 
1476.  Mitchener  's  Pharmacy 

301  S.  Broad  St. 

(J.  A.  Mitchener,  Jr.) 

ELIZABETH  CITY— Pasquotank  County 
1775.  The  Apothecary  Shop 

406  E.  Main  St.   (E.  F.  Whaled 
905.  Jacock  's  Pharmacy 

205  S.  Poindexter  St.   (W.  M.  Batten) 
219.  Overman  &  Stevenson 

512  E.  Main  St.  (R,  S.  Bunn) 
1725.  Sparks  Rexall  Drugs 

West  Ehringhaus  St. 

(J.  E.  Sparks) 


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1422.  Todd  \s  Pharmacy 

216  S.  Poindexter  St. 
(C.  W.  Young,  Jr.) 

ELIZABETHTOWX— Bladen    County 
221.  Bennett-Stone  Pharmacy 

Broad  Street   (B.  F.  Stone) 
1545.  Smith  Pharmacy 

Broad  Street   (A.  G.  Smith;) 

ELKIX— Surry  County 

1663.  Bridge   Street   Pharmacy,   Inc. 

S17  X.  Bridge  St.  (T.  R.  Burgiss) 

224.  Elk  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

115  E.  Main  St.  (D.  A.  Irwin) 
1873.  Fisher's  Pharmacy 

109  W.  Main  St.   (P.  L.  Fisher) 

225.  Royall  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

128  W.  Main  St.  (G.  E.  Royall,  Jr. 

ELLERBE — Richmond  County 

226.  Warner  Drug  Co. 

Main  St.  (W.  L.  Johnson) 

ELM  CITY— Wilson  County 
228.  Elm  City  Pharmacy 

Main  St.   (M.  L.  Davis  1 

EXFIELD— Halifax  County 

230.  W.  E.  Beavans  Drug  Store 
(S.  C.  Beavans) 

1795.  Harrison  Drug  Company 
Railroad  St.   (B,  S.  Shaw) 

231.  Whitehead  Drug  Co. 

120  Whitfield  St.   (J.  D.  Whitehead; 

EXKA — Buncombe  County 

233.  Elson's  Drug  Store 

(L.  C.  Hankey) 

232.  Enka  Drug  and  Food  (S.  A.  Dantzler) 

EEWIX — Harnett  County 

1470.  E.  E.  Thomas  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

103  East  H.  Street 

(Leonidas  Jackson) 

FAIRBLUFF — Columbus  County 

1814.  Elvington's  Pharmacy 
(P.  L.  Elvington,  Jr.) 

235.  Floyd-Anderson  Drug  Co. 
Main  St.    (M.  W.   Davis  II) 


FAIEMOXT— Bobeson  County 
1303.  Fairmont  Drug  Co. 

Main  St.  (H.  E.  Malion) 
1026.  Webster  's  Pharmacy 

Main  St.  (W.  B.  Webster) 

FAISOX— Duplin  County 
1350.  Faison  Drug  Co. 
(P.  L.  Caldwell) 

FAITH— Bo  wan  County 
1550.  Faith  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 
(A.  E.  Morris,  Jr.) 

FARMYILLE— Pitt  County 
1176.  City   Drug  Company 

103  S.  Main  St.   (J.  M.  Wheless,  Jr.) 

FA YETTEYILLE— Cumberland    County 
243.  Bender  's  Drug  Store 

201  Hay  St.   (L.  L.  Eouse) 
1 325.  Bender 's  Drug  Store  Xo.  3 

1226  Fort  Bragg  Eoad  (L.  E.  Lanier) 
1643.  Cape  Fear  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

2631  Eaeford  Ed.  (D.  A.  Eoberts) 
1431.  Cape  Fear  Valley  Hospital  Pharmacy 

Owen  Drive   (Jo Anne  B.  Hambright) 
1862.  Fayetteville  Drug  Co. 

114  Gillespie  St.   (B.  C.  Brooks) 
1618.  Fayetteville  Drug  Co. — Hamont 

1201  Hay  St.   (Alec  Clelland) 

246.  Henderson  's  Drug  Store 

125  Person  St.   (A.  J.  Henderson) 

247.  H.  B.  Home  &  Sons 

124  Hay  St.  (H.  E.  Home) 
1898.  K  and  F  Drug  Store 

1212  Fort  Bragg  Ed.  (T.  L.  Brodie^ 
1600.  MacKethan  &  Company 

102  Person  St.  (H.  P.  Underwood,  Jr.) 
1209.  Markham  Drug  Co. 

101  Hay  St.   (G.  W.  Markham) 
10ii2.  Massey  Hill  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

1061  Southern  Ave.    (L.  C.  Tomlinson) 
249.  Matthews'  Pharmacy 

451  Hay  St.  (E,  Y.  McBryde) 
1702.  Prescription  Center 

907  Hay  St.  (Gary  Newton) 
15  70.  Professional  Drug  Co. 

Owen  Drive   (Dan  McCormick) 
982.  Reaves'  Drug  Stoic 

2706   Bragg   Blvd.    (L.   E.  Reaves,  Jr.) 


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250.  Service  Drug  Store 

113  Gillespie  St.  (F.  D.  Williston) 

890.  Williams '  Drug  Store 

502  Hillsboro  St.  (N.  M.  Parker) 

FLETCHER— Henderson  County 
1301.  Asheville  Agricultural  School  and 

Mountain  Sanitarium,  Inc. 

Howard  Gap  Road  (M.  L.  Brown) 
912.  Fletcher  Pharmacy 

Asheville  Highway   (Q.  H.  Beck) 

FONTANA  VILLAGE— Graham  County 

1324.  Fontana  Drug  Store 
(C.  H.  Miller) 

FOREST  CITY— Rutherford  County 
1398.  Forest  City  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

Ill  S.  Powell  St,  (W.  L.  Cowan) 
1457.  Smith 's  Drug,  Inc. 

227  E.  Main  St.  (M.  L.  Higdon) 
1661.  Smith's  Drug  #2,  Inc. 

West  Main  St.   (Carl  Jolley) 

FOUNTAIN— Pitt  County 

256.  Beasley  Drug  Co.* 
(E.  B.  Beasley,  M.D.) 

FOUR  OAKS— Johnston  County 
1158.  Austin 's  Drug  Store 

Main  St.  (E.  V.  Woodard) 

257.  Four  Oaks  Drug  Company 

E.  Main  St.   (R,  C.  Cannady) 

FRANKLIN— Macon  County 

258.  Angel  Drug  Store 
(R.  A.  Cloer) 

1903.  Carolina   Pharmacy 

Main  St.  (Geraldine  James) 

1402.  Perry  's  Drug  Store 

Main  St.  (V.  H.  Perry) 

FRANKLIXTON— Franklin  County 
995.  Corner  Drug  Store 

2  X.  Main  St.   (I).  O.  Langston) 
260.  L.  W.  Henderson  's  Pharmacy 
102  Main  St.  (W.  L.  Stone) 

FREMONT— Wayne  County 
1042.  Fremont  Pharmacy 
(J.  S.  Stewart) 


FUQUAY  SPRINGS— Wake  County 

262.  Elliott 's  Pharmacy 

202  S.  Main  St,  (A.  G.  Elliott,  Jr.) 

263.  Johnson 's  Drug  Store 
(W.  W.  Johnson) 

GARLAND — Sampson  County 
1079.  Garland  Drug  Company 
(H.  C.  Rich) 

264.  L.  A.  Warren  &  Son 
(L.  A.  Warren) 

GARNER— Wake  County 

1650.  Forest  Hills  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

Aversboro  Road  (William  Lloyd) 
1439.  Lloyd 's  Drug  Store 

Main  Street  (Grady  Britt) 

GASTONIA— Gaston  County 
1831.  Akers  Center  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

1425  Wilkinson  Blvd.   (W.  G.  Forrest) 
1532.  Brown-Medlin  Drug  Store,  Inc. 

1514  S.  York  Road 

(W.  E.  Medlin) 
1085.  Caldwell  Drug  Store,  Inc. 

611  E.  Franklin  Ave.  (J.  U.  Ameen) 
1856.  Franklin  Drug  Store 

1402  W.  Franklin  Ave.  (H.  C.  Bell) 
1191.  Gaston  Memorial  Hospital  Pharmacy 

401  N.  Highland  (W.  A.  Carter) 

270.  Kennedy's  Inc. 

215  W.  Main  St.  (K.  W.  Huss) 
268.  Moss  Rexall  Drugs 

1051  W.  Franklin  Ave.  (F.  M.  Moss) 
1405.  Rhyne  's  Drug  Store,  Inc. 

2501  Lowell  Rd.   (J.  P.  Friday) 
272.  Smith's  Cut-Rate  Drugs 

121  W.  Main  Ave.  (R.  E.  Craft) 
1157.  Square  Pharmacy 

254  W.  Page  Ave.  (N.  A.  Smith) 

GIBSON— Scotland  County 
1244.  Gibson  Drug  Co. 

(Evelyn  Hunsucker) 
740.  Smith  's  Drug  Store 

E.  Main  St.  (J.  P.  F.  Smith) 

GIBSONVILLE— Guilford  County 

1848.  Gibsonville  Drug  Co. 
Main  St.   (D.  T.  Hixj 


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GLEN  ALPINE — Burke  County 
276.  Clinic  Drug  Store 
(H.  F.  Bobbin.) 

GOLDSBORO— Wayne  County 

1694.  Ashe  Street  Pharmacy 

814  E.  Ash  St.  (G.  P.  Thornton) 
1489.  Brown  Drug  Co. 

130  E.  Walnut  St. 

(E.  L.  Pilkington,  Sr.) 
1780.  Bunch's  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

144  X.  Center  St.   (H.  T.  Taylor) 
279.  Cash  Drug  Company 

133  E.  Walnut  St.   (T.  E.  Smith) 
1257.  Gibson's  Drug  Store 

Cor.  William  and  Ash  Sts. 

(W.  S.  Gibson) 

280.  Goldsboro  Drug  Co. 

101  X.  Center  St.   (B.  E.  Ward) 

281.  Jackson  Drug  Co. 

400  S.  James  St.  (Osceola  Jackson) 
1482.  Kerr  Drugs  of  Goldsboro,  Inc. 
Cor.  Bernard  &  Ash  Sts. 
(L.  B.  Doyle) 

283.  Robinson  's  Drug  Store 

143  S.  Center  St.  (T.  E.  Robinson,  Jr.) 

1261.  Vinson's  Drug  Store 

138  W.  Walnut  St.  (W.  C.  Rose) 
1915.  Wayne  County  Memorial  Hospital 
Pharmacy 

809  E.  Ash  St.  (C.  T.  Gibson) 

GOLDSTOX— Chatham  County 
962.  Lee  Drug  Store 
(Ray  Brooks) 

GRAHAM— Alamance  County 
1392.  Graham  Drug  Store 

142  X.  Main  St.   (J.  J.  Beale) 
1810.  Tar  Heel  Drugs,  Inc. 

333  W.  Harden  St. 

(Robert  Coleman) 
287.  Wrike  Drug  Company 

108  X.  Main  St.   (L.  B.  McAllister) 

GRAXITE  QUARRY— Rowan  County 
1322.  Granite  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 
(C.  H.  Sanders) 

GREENSBORO— Guilford  County 
1406.  Bessemer  Drug  Co. 

2805  Bessemer  Ave.   (W.  B.  Evans) 


291.  Best  Drug  Store 

1104  Asheboro  St.   (J.  H.  Best) 
1521.  Brown-Gardiner   Drug   Co.,   Inc. 

110  E.  Xorthwood  St. 

(Wm.  C.  Brown) 
1907.  Buchanan  Drug  Store 

2238  Asheboro  St. 

(E.  W.  Buchanan) 
1877.  Coble's,  Inc. 

235  X.  Elm  St. 

(J.   C.   Coble') 
824.  College  Drug  Store 

1003  Spring-Garden  St. 

(R.  A.  Buchanan) 
1242.  The  Moses  H.  Cone  Memorial  Hospital 

Pharmacy 

1200  X.  Elm  St.  (C.  Paoloni) 
1784.  Crutchfield-Browning  Drug  Store 

No.  2,  Inc. 

2166  Lawndale  Drive   (Ben  Collins) 
1494.  Eckerd  's  of  Greensboro,  N.   G,  Inc. 

635  Friendly  Road  Shopping  Center 

(Justin  Altschul) 
1671.  Eckerd  's-Summit,  Inc. 

Northeast  Shopping  Center 

(J.  W.  Faucett,  Jr.) 
1630.  Edmonds  Friendly  Road  Drug,  Inc. 

56H3  Friendly  Road 

(E.  R.  Kinard,  Jr.) 
1110.  Edmonds  Summit  Center  Drug  Store 

952  Summit  Avenue   (G.  H.  Edmonds) 
1868.  Edmonds  Plaza  Drug,  Inc. 

1726  Battleground  Avenue 

(T.  M.  Yost) 
1215.  Elam  Drug  Company,  Inc. 

2112  Walker  Ave.   (J.  V.  Farrington) 
816.  Elm  Street  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

376  N.  Elm  St.   (G.  C.  Russell) 
1827.  Fairview  Pharmacy 

1227-4th  St.   (C.  C.  Graham) 
292.  C.  C.  Fordham  Drug  Store 

514  S.  Elm  St.  (J.  H.  Dever) 
897.  Franklin  's  Drug  Stores,  Inc.  #1 

401  Tate  St.   (A.  H.  Mebane,  IIIs) 
1300.  Franklin's  Drug  Stores.  Inc.  #2 
2140  Lawndale  Drive 

(David  Montgomery') 
1504.  Franklin  \s  Drug  Stores,  Inc.  =3 

4701   High  Point  Road 

(F.  H.  Langdon) 


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1579.  Franklin's  Drug  Stores,  Inc.  #4 
3813  E.  Bessemer  Avenue 
(E.  G.  Mitchell) 

1859.  Franklin's  O  'Henry  Oaks  Drug  Store, 
Inc. 

1461  E.  Cone  Blvd. 

(K.  X.  Fulbrigbt) 

1742.  Gate  City  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

357  X.  Elm  St.   (Marion  McCurdy) 

298.  Greene  Street  Drug  Company 

124  S.  Greene  Street   (G.  H.  Steele) 

299.  Greensboro  Drug  Co. 

230  W.  Market  St.  (R.  D.  Farrell) 
1762.  Guilford  College  Drug  Co. 

5707  Friendly  Ed. 

(Walter  Hoffman) 
1138.  Guilford  Drug  Company 

100  S.  Elm  St.   (David  Stang  ) 

1849.  Home  Drug  Store 

1204  Grove  St.   (B.  H.  L.  Smith) 
1798.  Lane  Rexall  Drugs 

2254  Golden  Gate  Shopping  Center 

(I.  L.  Zuckerman) 

1818.  McDuffie-Eubanks  Drug  Co. 

100  X.  Elm  St.   (T.  M.  Lowder,  Jr.) 

1768.  McFalls  Hillsdale  Park  Drug  Co. 

2901  High  Point  Ed. 

(W.  S.  Dukes) 
1181.  McFalls  Sunset  Drug  Co. 

161(1   Madison  Ave.    (S.  W.  McFalls) 
1417.  Medical  Center  Pharmacy 

408  E.  Wendover  Ave.  (D.  1).  Claytor) 
540.  Pomona  Drug  Store 

804  Merritt  Dr.   (O.  W.  McFalls) 
1246.  Sampson 's  Pharmacy 

914  Gorrell  St.   (R.  B.  Sampson) 
310.  Walgreen  Co. 

218  S.  Elm  St.   (J.  D.  Erwiii) 

1068.  White  Oak  Drug  Co. 

3212  Summit  Ave.   (D.  D.  Underwood) 
1343.  Wilkerson  Drug  Co. 

123  X.  Elm  St.   (D.  C.  Bracker) 

295.  Wymi  Drug  Store 

814  Gorrell  St.   (W.  M.  Wymi) 

GBEEXVILLE— Bitt  County 
1304.  Beddingfield  Bharmacy 

Five  Boints  &  7th  St. 

(B.  B.  Beddingfield) 


1857.  Biggs  Drug  Store 

300  Evans  St.   (J.  W.  S.  Biggs) 
314.  Bissette's  Drug  Store  Xo.  2 

416  Evans  St.    (Paul  Bissette,  Jr.) 
838.  Hollowed  's  Drug  Store 

922  Dickinson  Ave.    (W.  C.  Hollowell) 
1828.  Bavilion  Bharmacy 
1800  W.  5th  St. 
(Jack  Tyler) 

318.  Warren's  Drug  Store 

408  Evans  St.  (B.  S.  Warren,  Jr.) 

GBIFTOX— Bitt  County 

319.  Grifton  Bharmacy 
(Helen  Burser) 

1595.  H.  &  H.  Drug  Co. 

313  Queen  St.   (Joe  House,  Jr.) 

HALIFAX— Halifax  County 

321.  Vinson's  Bharmacy 
Main  St.   (E.  L.  Vinson) 

HAMLET— Richmond  County 

322.  Birmingham  Drug  Co. 

27  Main  St.  (J.  S.  Birmingham) 
820.  Campbell  Bharmacy 

23  Hamlet  Ave.   (F.  F.  Campbell) 
1887.  Mabry  's  Drug  Store 

41  Main  St.   (T.  E.  Fussell) 

HAVELOCK— Craven  County 

1914.  Almand's  Cherry  Boint  Bharmacy,  Inc. 

Slocum  Shopping  Center 

(E.  W.  Edmondson) 
1761.  Bob  Clark's  Bharmacy 

Commercial  Center  (W.  F.  Gaskins) 

HAW  RIVER— Alamance  County 
1330.  Estes  Drug  Co. 
(J.  C.  Estes,  Jr.) 

HAYESVILLE— Clay  County 
327.  Hayesville  Bharmacy 
(H.  M.  Mauney) 

HAZELWOOD— Haywood  County 

1015.  Hazelwood  Bharmacy 

102  Main  St.  (R,  F.  Keenum ) 

HEXDER SOX— Vance  County 
1745.  Douglas  Drug  Store 

120  Horner  St.   (J.  D.  Douglas- 


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1735.  Henderson  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

Chestnut  &  Horner  Sts.   (W.  H.  Mast) 

1213.  Hoeutt  Drugs 

315  S.  Garnett  St.  (D.  D.  Hoeutt) 

331.  Miles  Pharmacy 

S.  Garnett  St.  (M.  C.  Miles) 

332.  Page  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

226  S.  Garnett  St.  (C.  E.  Page,  Jr.) 

333.  Parker 's  Drug  Store 

208  Garnett  St.  (W.  W.  Parker,  Jr.) 

334.  Peoples  Service  Drug  Store 

112  Garnett  St.   (J.  G.  Tolson,  Jr.) 

335.  Southside  Drug  Company 

1046  S.  William  St.  (C.  B.  White) 

337.  Woolard's 

130  S.  Garnett  St.  (Charles  Barnett) 

1365.  Woolard's  No.  2 

Raleigh  Road   (Jimmie  Barnett) 

HENDERSONVILLE— -Henderson  County 

1033.  Beck  Bros.  Pharmacy 

231  N.  Main  St.  (A.  L.  Beck,  Jr.) 
1594.  Economy  Drug  Store 

451  Main  St.   (R,  C.  Wilson) 
339.  Freeze  Drug  Company,  Inc. 

527  N.  Main  St.   (Wiltshire  Griffith) 
18(16.  Freeze  's  Northgate  Pharmacy 

1322  Asheville  H'way 

(Wiltshire  Griffith,  Jr.) 
1733.  Jackson   Pharmacy 

4th  Ave.  West   (L.  E.  Feagin) 
1509.  Justus  Pharmacy 

303  N.  Main  St.   (Robert  Rankin) 
1783.  Mayson 's  Pharmacy 

417-7th  Ave.,  East  (W.  L.  Mayson) 
1309.  Margaret  R.  Pardee  Memorial 

Hospital  Pharmacy 

Fleming  Street    (Margaret  Gretz) 

342.  Rose  Pharmacy 

351  North  Main  St.  (W.  L.  Harper) 
1598.  Whitley  Drugs 

607  Greenville  H'way  (W.  N.  Ponder) 

343.  Wilson  Drug  Company 

330  7th  Ave.   (Bruce  Williams) 

HERTFORD— Perquimans  County 
1705.  S.  and   M.  Pharmacy 

101  N.  Church  Street 

(Sidney   Harmon) 


HICKORY— Catawba  County 
1691.  Black's  Drug  Store,  Inc. 

264  Union  Square  (C.  H.  Wilson) 
1880.  Highland  Drug  Store 

813  Highland  Ave.,  N.E. 

(David  Chronister) 
1660.  King's  Drugs 

1024  2nd  St.,  N.E.  (G.  A.  King) 
347.  Lutz  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

270  Union  Square  (H.  C.  Lutz) 
1284.  Medical  Center  Pharmacy,  Inc.  of 

Hickory 

5  Second  Avenue,  N.  E.  (M.  R.  Means) 
1820.  Miller  Drug  Co. 

1475  Highland  Avenue,  N.E. 

(J.  M.  Miller) 

349.  Ninth  Avenue  Pharmacy 
15  2nd  St.  Place,  S.W. 
(C.  P.  Suttlemyre) 

350.  Shook  Drug  Co. 

1809  1st  Ave.,  S.  W.  (Eulon  Shook) 
1800.  Simmons  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

2nd  St.,  N.E.   (F.  J.  Simmons) 
1552.  Smith  's  of  Hickory,  Inc. 

242  Union  Square  (Garland  Page) 
1043.  Sullivan's  Pharmacy 

862  16th  St.,  N.E.  (L.  S.  Sullivan) 
1776.  Viewmont  Pharmacy 

1247  2nd  St.  N.E. 

(W.  R.  McDonald,  III) 

HIGHLANDS— Macon  County 

351.  Highlands  Drug  Store 
4th  St.  (C.  E.  Mitchell) 

HIGH  POINT— Guilford  County 
1714.  Anderson  Drug  Store  #2 

2401  English  St.   (C.  C.  Lay  ton) 
1469.  Anderson 's  West  End  Drug  Store 

1550  English  St,  (E.  R.  Anderson,  Jr.) 
1808.  Atlantic  Cut-Rate  Drugs 

612  E.  Washington  St. 

(T.  J.  Everett) 
1807.  Calhoun  Drug  Store,  Inc. 

1231  Montlieu  Ave. 

(R.  M.  Calhoun) 
853.  Cecil's  Drug  Store 

121  N.  Main  St.  (Irving  Tilles) 
357.  Eckerd  Drugs,  Inc. 

140  S.  Main  St.   (H.  P.  Brown) 


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1654.  Eckerd  's  of  High  Point,  Inc. 

College  Village  Shopping  Center 
(J.  N.  Stamps) 

358.  Hoffman  Drug  Co. 

1001  E.  Green  St.  (J.  F.  Hoffman,  Jr.) 

359.  Ingram 's  Pharmacy 

1301  N.  Main  St.  (L.  M.  Ingram) 

361.  Koonts-McGhee  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 
308  S.  Main  St.  (A. A.  Koonts) 

362.  Leonard's  Drug  Store 

1401  N.  Main  St.  (H.  B.  Leonard,  Jr.) 

365.  McLarty  Drug  Co. 

128  Church  St,  (W.  C.  Cherry) 

363.  Mann  Drug  Store  No.  1 

104  N.  Main  St.  (J.  C.  Southern) 

364.  Mann  Drug  Co.  No.  2 

660  N.  Main  St.  (R.  D.  Callicutt) 

1409.  Mann  Drug  Store  No.  3 

842  S.  Main  St.  (J.  F.  Bland) 

1535.  Mann's  Suburban  Drug  Store,  No.  4 
1910  N.  Main  Street 
(D.  A.  Dowdy,  Jr.) 

366.  Ring-Harris  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

122  N.  Main  St.   (W.  B.  Harris) 
368.  Washington  St.  Pharmacy 
731  E.  Washington  St, 
(H.  H.  LeMon,  A.  M.  Greenwood) 

HILDEBRAN— Burke  County 
1210.  Brandon's  Pharmacy 

Highway  70   (L.  R.  Brandon) 

HILLSBORO— Orange  County 
920.  Corner  Drug  Store 

(B.  B.  Forrest) 
1511.  James  Pharmacy 

109  N.  Churton  St. 

(A.  A.  Lloyd) 

HOPE  MILLS— Cumberland  County 
859.  Clinic  Pharmacy  (J.  T.  Henley) 

HOT  SPRINGS— Madison  County 
845.  Mountain  Park  Pharmacy 
(T.  M.  Bruce) 

HUDSON— Caldwell  County 
1540.  Hudson  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

Main  Street  (Wm.  Lovelace,  Jr.) 

HUNTERSVILLE— Mecklenburg   County 
1382.  Neil  Drug  Co. 
(J.  W.  Neil) 


JACKSON— Northampton  County 

373.  Jackson  Drug  Co. 
(A.  L.  Cochrane,  Jr.) 

JACKSONVILLE— Onslow  County 

1782.  College  Street  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

613  College  St.   (Harry  Mallchok) 
1729.  Howard  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

705  New  Bridge  St.  (P.  H.  McKenzie) 

374.  Johnson's  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

(C.  L.  Shields) 
1716.  Johnson  Drug  Co.,  Store  No.  2 

714  New  Bridge  St.   (H.  R.  Simmons) 

375.  W.  L.  Ketchum  Drug  Co. 
(CO.  Winter) 

1221.  New  River  Pharmacy 

New  River  Apts.  Business  Center 

(Fred  Parker) 
1825.  Northwoods  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

328   Henderson   Drive  (Banks  Scudder) 

JAMESTOWN— Guilford  County 
1098.  Jamestown  Drug  Store 
(J.  E.  Tilley) 

JONESVILLE— Yadkin  County 
1817.  Jonesville  Drugs 

Highway  21   (J.  E.  Knight) 

KANNAPOLIS— Cabarrus   County 
1581.  Baxter's  Drug  Store,  Inc. 

903  S.  Main  St.   (T.  R.  Bostian) 

1586.  Black's  Drug  Store  No.  2,  Inc. 
603  N.  Cannon  Blvd. 
(Francis  Muratori) 

1587.  Black's  Drug  Store  No.  3,  Inc. 
110  West  Ave.,   (Peggy  Chandler) 

1588.  Black's  Drug  Store  No.  4,  Inc. 

119  West  Avenue  (Billy  T.  Coward) 
1619.  Eastwood  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

S.  Cannon  Blvd.  (J.  N.  Reese) 
381.  Kannapolis  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

128  S.  Main  St.  (L.  W.  Smith) 
1060.  Lewis  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

149  West  Ave.  (W.  C.  Lewis) 
1027.  Martin  Drug  Company 

1111  N.  Main  St.  (J.  D.  Mitchell) 
384.  F.  L.  Smith  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

148  S.  Main  St.   (J.  B.  Woodard) 
1777.  Williford  Drug  Co. 

119  S.  Main  St. 

(E.  H.  Williford,  Jr.) 


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KENANS VILLE— Duplin  County 
1262.  Kenansville  Drug  Store 
Main  St.  (J.  E.  Hatcher) 

KENLY— Johnston  County 
387.  Kenly  Drug  Co. 

Main  St.   (C.  E.  Gillikin) 
941.  Talton  Drug  Co. 
(James  Oldham) 

KERNEESVILLE— Forsyth  County 
389.  Pinnix  Drug  Store 
(J.  M.  Pinnix) 
1461.  Tri-City   Pharmacy 

108  S.  Main  St.   (C.  S.  Brinkley) 

KING— Stokes  County 
1706.  King  Drug  Co. 
(R.  B.  Stone) 

KINGS  MOUNTAIN— Cleveland  County 

391.  Griffin  Drug  Co. 

129  Mountain  St.  (E.  W.  Griffin,  Jr.) 

392.  Kings  Mountain  Drug  Company 
Battleground  Rd.   (C.  D.  Blanton) 

1357.  Medical  Pharmacy  of  Kings 
Mountain,   Inc. 
231  Battleground  Road 
(L.  W.  London,  Jr.) 

KINSTON— Lenoir   County 
394.  College  Street  Pharmacy 

1009  College  St.   (E.  L.  Bradshaw) 
961.  Hogan  's  Pharmacy 

815  N.  Queen  St.  (A.  L.  Hogan) 
397.  J.  E.  Hood  and  Co.,  Inc. 

110  E.  Gordon  St.  (J.  C.  Hood,  Jr.) 
1418.  Hood 's  Prescription  Shop 

405  Glenwood  Ave.  (Helen  Duguid) 
1222.  Kinston  Clinic  Pharmacy 

400  Glenwood  Ave.  (W.  P.  Johnson) 
1095.  Lenoir  Drug  Co. 

129  S.  Queen  St.  (E.  C.  Buchanan) 
1307.  Marston  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

132  N.  Queen  St.  (D.  B.  Browning) 
1853.  Paderick  's  Pharmacy 

N.  McLewin  St.   (H.  C.  Paderick) 
1290.  Parkview  Drug  Co. 

Parkview   (P.  E.  Tart) 
1606.  Sewell's  Pharmacy 

121  E.  Gordon  St.    (G.  L.  Sewell) 


398.  Standard  Drug  Co.  No.  1 

216  N.  Queen  St.  (Robert  Cohen) 

399.  Standard  Drug  Co.  No.  2 
Cor.  Queen  &  Caswell  Sts. 
(K.  E.  Moore) 

1179.  Standard  Drug  Co.  No.  3 

135  W.  North  St.  (Alden  Hobbs) 

1317.  Standard  Walgreen  Drugs 

203  N.  Queen  Street  (R,  E.  Bishop) 

400.  Temple  Drug  Co. 

304  N.  Queen  St.  (H.  R,  Stalcup) 

LA  GRANGE— Lenoir  County 
1265.  La  Grange  Pharmacy 

123  W.  Railroad  St.    (R.  L.  Dewar) 

LANDIS— Rowan  County 

405.  Linn-Edwards  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 
(T.  L.  Linn) 

LAURINBURG— Scotland  County 

406.  Everington  Drug  Store 

110  S.  Main  St.  (W.  N.  Robertson) 
1916.  Family  Pharmacy 

416  King  St,  (Herbert  McKeithan,  Jr.) 

407.  J.  T.  Fields,  Jr. 

302  Main  St.   (J.  T.  Fields,  Jr.) 
823.  Legion  Drug  Store 

301  Main  St.  (C.  H.  Williams) 

410.  Scotland  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 
Main  St.   (W.  L.  Frostiek) 

LAWNDALE— Cleveland  County 
1662.  Lawndale  Drug,  Inc. 

Main  &  Casar  Rd.  (L.  S.  Stroupe) 

LEAKSVILLE— Rockingham  County 

411.  Carolina  Drug  Co. 

101  W.  Washington  St, 
(N.  H.  McCullum,  Jr.) 

412.  Chandler  Drug  Co. 
Washington  St.   (E.  O.  Chandler) 

413.  Chandler  Drug  Co.  No.  2 
Blvd.  St.   (S.  L.  Martin,  Jr.) 

1921.  Joe  Chandler  Pharmacist 

Van  Buren  Rd.   (J.  W.  Chandler) 

1183.  Kirkpatrick  Drug  Co. 
117  Monroe  St, 
(T.  M.  Kirkpatrick,  Jr.) 


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LEICESTER— Buncombe  County 
1869.  Young's  Drug  Store 
(T.  F.  Young) 

LENOIR— Caldwell  County 

415.  Blackwelder  Hospital  Pharmacy 
209  S.  Boundary  St.  (C.  0.  Huntley) 

416.  Dayvault's  Drug  Store 

113  West  Ave.  (F.  W.  Dayvault) 

1379.  Dula  Hospital  Pharmacy 
Cor.  Boundary  and  W.  Ashe 
(J.  T.  Penland) 

417.  Lenoir  Drug  Co. 

110  West  Ave.   (E.  H.  Tate) 

1625.  McNairy's  Drug  Store 

111  West  Ave.   (H.  M.  Deal) 

1770.  Medical  Arts  Pharmacy  Inc., 
of  Lenoir 
354  S.  Mulberry  St. 
(Norman  Sherwood) 

LEXINGTON— Davidson  County 
1585.  Center  Street  Pharmacy 

E.  Center  St.   (J.  F.  Harmon,  Jr.) 
419.  City  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

E.  First  Ave.  (M.  H.  Williams) 
958.  Community  Drug  Store 

114  N.  Main  St.  (W.  S.  Tate) 

421.  Lexington  Drug  Co. 

16  S.  Main  St,  (W.  F.  Welborn,  Jr.) 

1626.  Lexington  Drug  Co.  #2 

E.  Center  St..    (John  Welborn) 
1037.  Mann's  Drug  Store 

112  S.  Main  St.   (J.  R.  Teague) 

422.  Peoples  Drug  Store,  Inc. 

23  S.  Main  St.  (Geo.  Moorfield) 

LIBERTY— Randolph  County 

1380.  Deaton  Pharmacy 
Swannanoa  at  Graham  Sts. 
(C.  E.  Deaton) 

1533.  Liberty  Drug  Co. 

117  Swannanoa    (H.  E.  Lovett) 

LILLINGTON— Harnett  County 
1794.  Kelly  &  Randall  Drug  Co. 

728  Main  St.   (W.  H.  Randall,  Jr.) 
918.  LaFayette  Drug  Co. 

Front  Street   (J.  W.  Thornton,  Jr.) 


LINCOLNTON— Lincoln  County 
1703.  Costner  Drugs 

116  S.  Academy  St.   (Peggy  Simmons) 
1203.  Crowell  Hospital  Pharmacy 

410  S.  Aspen  St.  (C.  M.  Dennis) 
427.  The  Economy  Drug  Co. 

117  E.  Main  St.  (Jimmie  Bowers) 
1050.  Lawing-Keziah  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

E.  Main  St,   (Zeb  Keever) 

LITTLETON— Halifax   County 

431.  Threewitt's  Drug  Store 
134  E.  South  Main  St. 
(C.   A.  Johnston) 

LOCUST— Stanly  County 
1751.  Pike's  Drug  Store,  Inc. 
(Ellison  Neal) 

LOUISBURG— Franklin   County 

432.  Boddie  Drug   Store 
Cor.  Nash  and  Main  Sts. 
(F.  L.  Furr) 

1758.  Harris  Pharmacy 

Main  St.   (A.  C.  Gupton) 
1771.  O'Neal  Pharmacy 

Main  St.   (Jacquelyn  Kimball) 
1356.  Pleasant 's  Drug  Store 

104  E.  Nash  St.  (T.  P.  Lloyd) 
435.  Scoggin  Drug  Store 

Cor.  Main  and  Nash  Sts. 
(L.  E.  Scoggin,  Jr.) 

LOWELL— Gaston  County 
1639.  Lowell  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

105  First  St.   (D.  K.  Carter) 

LUMBERTON— Robeson  County 
1566.  Dean's  Pharmacy 

104  W.  27th  St.    (F.  S.  Dean) 
438.  Hedgpeth  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

4th  and  Chestnut  Sts.  (J.  C.  Jackson) 
440.  Johnson 's  Drug  Store 

East  4th  and  Elm  Sts.   (Don  Bissett) 
1292.  Medical  Arts  Pharmacy 

14th  &  Chestnut   (E.  N.  Hoffman) 
1528.  North  Elm  Pharmacy 

N.  Elm  &  26th  Sts. 

(E.  W.  Hackney) 
1679.  Pine  Street  Drugs,  Inc. 

1810  N.  Pine  St.   (H.  N.  Rogers,  Jr.) 


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MADISON— Rockingham  County 
446.  Brown-McFnlls  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

106  Murphy  St.  (C.  D.  MeFalls) 
445.  Madison  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

Cor.  Market  and  Murphy  Sts. 

(C.  I.  Hawkins) 

MAIDEN— Catawba  County 
1688.  Campbell's  Drug  Store 

16  W.  Main  St.  (C.  C.  Campbell) 

MANTBO— Dare  County 
975.  Fearings,  Inc. 

Highway  St.   (M.  K.  Fearing,  Jr.) 

MARION— McDowell  County 
451.  Evans  Rexall  Drugs 

12  S.  Main  St.   (J.  E.  Evans) 
1899.  Marion  Pharmacy 

6  N.  Main  St.  (W.  W.  Howie) 
1531.  Service  Pharmacy 

Cor.  Railroad  &  S.  Main  Sts. 

(J.  H.  Lowder) 
1541.  Tainter's  Drug  Store 

Main  Street  (James  Segars) 

MARSHALL— Madison  County 
454.  Moore 's  Pharmacy 
(P.  H.  Dinwiddie) 
1879.  Roberts  Pharmacy 

Main  St.  (E.  L.  Niles) 

MARS  HILL— Madison  County 

1289.  Community    Medical   Center   Pharmacy 

1  Chestnut  Street.  (W.  P.  Powell) 
1520.  Mars   Hill  Pharmacy 

Main  Street    (G.  B.  Woodward) 

MARSHVILLE— Union  County 

457.  Guion  's  Drug  Store 

Main  and  Elm  Sts.    (H.  N.  Guion) 

458.  McBride  's  Drug  Store 
Main  St.   (T.  I,.  McBride) 

459.  Union  Drug  Store 
(Phil  Gaddy) 

MATTHEWS— Mecklenburg  County 
1709.  Matthews'  Pharmacy 

Cor.  John  &  Main  Sts. 

(G.  F.  Woodard) 

MAXTON— Robeson  County 
461  Austin-Gilbert  Drug  Co. 
(L.  M.  Gilbert,  Jr.) 


980.  Rice  's  Drug  Store 
(L.  D.  Rice) 

MEBANE — Alamance  County 

463.  Carolina   Drug   Company 
111-115  E.  Center  St.  (J.  S.  White) 

464.  Mebane  Drug  Co. 

Ill  N.  Fourth  St.   (D.  F.  White) 

465.  Warren 's  Drug  Store 

114  W.  Clay  St.  (C.  S.  Oakley) 

MOCKSVILLE— Davie  County 

468.  Hall  Drug  Co. 

N.  Main  St.  (R.  B.  Hall) 

1797.  Wilkins  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

Court  Square  (R.  W.  Collette) 

MONROE— Union  County 

1901.  Faulkner 's  Drugs,  Inc. 

215  E.  Jefferson  St.   (E.  G.  Faulkner) 

470.  Gamble  Drug  Store 
317  N.  Main  St. 
(J.  P.  Gamble) 

472.  Secrest  Drug  Company,  Inc. 
101  W.  Franklin  St, 

(V.  V.  Secrest,  Jr.) 

473.  Wilson  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

118  N.  Main  St.  (C.  A.  Wilson) 

MOORESVILLE— Iredell  County 

1162.  Goodman  Drug  Co. 

215  S.  Broad  St.  (John  Simpson) 

1206.  Medical  Centre  Pharmacy 

Statesville  Ave.   (J.  T.  Gardner) 

476.  Miller  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

152  N.  Main  St.  (S.  II.  Price) 

857.  Mooresville  Drug  Company 

287  N.  Main  St.  (C.  M.  Crowell,  Jr.) 

MORAVIAN  FALLS— Wilkes  County 

1749.  Moravian  Falls  Drug,  Inc. 
(A.  S.  Cassel) 

MOREHEAD  CITY— Carteret  County 

1316.  Carteret  Drug  Store 

1207  Arendell  St.  (D.  S.  Pigott) 
478.  Morehead  City   Drug  Co. 

815  Arendell  St.  (B.  N.  Austin) 
1568.  Robinson  Prescription  Shop 

1021  Arendell  St.   (Carlton  Robinson) 


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MORGANTON— Burke  County 
1403.  Community  Pharmacy 

401  S.  King  St.   (G.  B.  Propst) 

480.  Cornwell  Drug  Company 
Union  St.  (J.  D.  Hood) 

481.  Kibler  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

115  W.  Union  St.   (D.  C.  Lambeth) 

482.  Phillips  Drug  Co. 

120  N.  Sterling  St.   (W.  P.  Phillips) 

483.  Spake  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

100  Sterling  St.  (Z.  L.  Finger) 
1883.  Whiteley  Pharmacy 

136  Union  St,   (W.  W.  Jones) 

MOUNT  AIRY— Surry  County 
1895.  Hollingsworth  Drug  Co. 

243  N.  Main  St.   (C.  N.  Belton) 
1583.  Hospital  Pharmacy 

817  Rockford  Street   (R.  G.  Smith) 
487.  Lamm  Drug  Co. 

175  N.  Main  St.  (L.  M.  Lamm) 
1842.  Mount  Airy  Pharmacy 

195  N.  Main  Street   (R.  P.  Wolfe) 
1922.  Randleman  Drug  Co. 

Cor.  Lebanon  &  Grace  Sts. 

(E.  A.  Randleman,  Jr.) 
1266.  Square  Pharmacy 

South  &  Pine  Sts.  (F.  O.  Garren) 
1689.  W.  S.  Wolfe  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

159  X.  Main  St.  (W.  S.  Wolfe) 

MOUNT  GILEAD— Montgomery  County 

1900  Cochrane-Ridenhour  Drug  Co. 
Main  St.    (Jimmy  Haithcock) 

MOUNT  HOLLY— Gaston  County 
984.  Charlie's  Drug  Sundries,  Inc. 
125  W.  Central 
(R.  F.  Ponder; 
491.  Holland  Drug  Co. 

101  X.  Main  St.  (W.  F.  Holland) 
1454.  Summey  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

107  S.  Main  St.  (P.  B.  Summey) 

MOUNT  OLIVE— Wayne  County 
1075.  Clinic  Drug  Co. 

212  N.  Center  St.    (S.  B.  Boyd) 

493.  Glenn  &  Martin  Drug  Co. 

101  S.  Center  St.   (J.  S.  Glenn) 

494.  Lewis  Drug  Co. 

128  N.  Center  St.   (W.  K.  Lewis) 


MOUNT   PLEASANT— Cabarrus   County 

495.  A.  W.  Moose  Co. 

Main  St.  (H.  A.  Moose) 

MURFREESBORO— Hertford  County 

496.  Murfreesboro  Pharmacy,  Inc. 
(P.  R.  Jenkins) 

MURPHY— Cherokee  County 

497.  The  Mauney  Drug  Co. 
100  N.  Valley  River  Ave. 
(W.  M.  Mauney) 

498.  Parker 's  Drug  Store 

100  S.  Valley  River  Ave. 
(R.  S.  Parker) 

NAGS  HEAD— Dare  County 
1627.  Miller's  Pharmacy 
(H.  G.  Mitchell) 

NASHVILLE— Nash   County 
1483.  Nashville  Drug  Co. 

301  W.  Washington  St. 

(Marshall  Newbern) 
1296.  Ward  Drug  Co. 

320  Washington  St.   (R.  A.  Paramore) 

NEW  BERN— Craven  County 
1669.  Anderson's  Drug  Store 

901  Broad  St.  (R.  A.  Boger) 

1326.  Boger-Ball  Drug  Store 

1515  National  Ave.  (J.  M.  Basart) 

502.  Bynum  's  Drug  Store 

240  Middle  St.  (C.  W.  Bynum) 

1641.  Bynum 's  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

705  Pollock  St.  (Cms  Hudson) 

1836.  City  Drug  Store 

202  Middle  St.    (M.  B.  Langston,  Jr.) 

1693.  Clark's  Drug  Store  of 
New  Bern,  N.  O,  Inc. 
402  Broad  St.   (W.  F.  Gaskins,  Jr.) 

505.  Hill 's  Five  Points  Drug  Store 
1006  Broad  St.   (G.  L.  Hill) 

1838.  Langston  Drug  Store 

Professional  Drive  (H.  W.  Creech) 

506.  Pinnix  Drug  Store 
Hancock  &  Queen  Sts. 
(W.  M.  Pinnix) 

1577.  Smith's  Drug  Store 

1038C  Broad  St.  (A.  T.  Smith) 


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1507.  Stanton's  Pharmacy 

405  Broad  Street  (W.  H.  Stanton) 
507.  Tony  's  Drug  Store 

114  Queen  St.   (T.  A.  Libbus) 

NEWPOBT— Carteret  County 
1874.  Newport  Pharmacy 

Temple  Bldg.   (S.  P.  Rabin) 

NEWTON— Catawba  County 

833.  City  Pharmacy 

College  and  A  Sts.  (E.  B.  Clapp) 
510.  H.  &  W.  Drug  Co. 

12  First  St.   (Edward  Haupt) 
1578.  Newton  Eexall  Drugs 

33  N.  College  Ave.  (P.  M.  Walker) 

NEWTON  GEOYE— Sampson  County 
1804.  Newton  Grove  Drug  Co. 
(A.  S.  Parrish) 

NOELIXA— Warren  County 
512.  Walker  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

Main  St.   (H.  W.  Walker) 

NORTH  WILKESBOEO— Wilkes  County 

514.  E.  M.  Brame  &  Sons 

s;;:;  1!.  St.  (P.  A.  Brame  i 

515.  Horton 's  Drug  Store 

819  B.  St.  (J.  P.  Horton,  Sr.) 
1840.  Little   Bob's  Drug  Center 

901  B.  Street  (J.  W.  Harrison) 
517.  lied  Cross  Pharmacy 

224  Tenth  St.   (E.  M.  Brame,  Jr.) 

NOEWOOD— Stanly  County 
519.  Norwood  Drug  Co. 

Main  St.  (A.  D.  McNeill) 

<  ).\  KBOBO— Stanly  County 
l!Ms.  Pike's  Oakboro  Drug  Store 
Main  St.   (A.  E.  Jones) 

OLD  FOET— McDowell  County 
1057.  Center  Pharmacy 

Main  St.   (C.  W.  Josej 

OTEEN — Buncombe  County 
1086.  Oteen  Drug  Store 

U.  S.  H'wy.  No.  70   (W.  P.  Lamore) 

OXFOED— Granville  County 
523.  Hall's  Drug  Store 

125  Main  St.  (J.  P.  Hall) 


1537.  Hall's  Drug  Store  #2 

College  St.  Extension 

(S.  C.  Hall) 
1892.  Herring  &  Williams 

111  Williamsboro  St.   (E.  S.  Powell) 
1377.  Jones  Drug  Store 

Hillsboro  St.   (C.  F.  Jones,  Jr.) 

525.  Lyon  Drug  Co. 

112  College  St.   (D.  P.  Bobinson) 

526.  Williams  Drug  Co. 

1001  College  St.   (L.  B.  Creech) 

PAEKTON— Eobeson  County 

527.  Gram  Drug  Co.* 

(D.  S.  Currie,  M.  D.) 

PEMBEOKE— Eobeson  County 

1788.  Eogers  Drug  Store 
(Hughes  Lowry) 

PIKEYILLE— Wayne  County 

1133.  Pikeville  Drug  Store 

Eailroad  and  Main  Sts. 
(A.  M.  Hicks) 

PILOT   MOUNTAIN— Surry  County 

530.  Smith  Drug  Store 

Main  St.  (O.  W.  Smith  I 
1394.  Surry  Drug  Company 

124  W.  Main  St.  (J.  D.  Stone) 

PIN EHUEST— Moore  County 

532.  Carolina  Pharmacy,  Inc. 
(W.  E.  Yiall,  Jr.) 

169S.  Moore  Memorial  Hospital  Pharmacy 
Page  Ed.   (E.  A.   Knight 

PIXE  LEVEL— Johnston   County 

533.  Godwin    Drug    Company 
(C.  F.  Godwin  i 

PINETOPS— Edgecombe  County 
1190.  Service  Drug  Store 

Main  St.   (J.  S.  Williford 

PINEYILLE— Mecklenburg   County 

534.  Pineville  Drug  Co. 
Main  St.   (E.  C.  Hair 

PINK  HILL— Lenoir  County 
1 1 24.  Brewer  Drug  Co. 
(Marsha  Brewer) 


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PITTSBORO— Chatham  County 
536.  McCrimmon  Drug  Company 
(D.  G.   McCrimmon) 

PLEASANT  GARDEN— Guilford  County 

1786.  Pleasant  Garden  Drug  Store 
(W.  H.  Barton) 

PLYMOUTH— Washington  County 

538.  E.  G.  Arps 

Water  St,    (E.  G.  Arps) 

539.  Womble  Drug  Co. 

2  Water  St,   (I,.  N.  Womble) 

PRINCETON— Johnston  County 
541.  Woodard  Drug  Store 
(B.  P.  Woodard) 

RAEFORD— Hoke  County 
1884.  Hoke  Drug  Co. 

Main  St.   (W.  N.  Coley) 
927.  Howell  Drug  Company 

Main  St.  (W.  L.  Howell,  Jr.) 

RALEIGH— Wake  County 

572.  Arnold  Rexall  Drugs 

3025  Hillsboro  St.   (B.  D.  Arnold) 

545.  Brantley  &  Sons,  Inc. 

508  Hillsboro  St,   (J.  C.  Brantley,  Jr.) 
1551.  Brookside  Pharmacy 

1034  Brookside  Rd.   (R,  A.  Smith) 

546.  Central  Drug  Store 

317  S.  Swain  St.   (R.  E.  Wimberley) 

549.  College  Court  Pharmacy 

1900  Hillsboro  St.    (P.  Fullenwider) 

550.  Community  Drug  Store 

600  S.  Blount  St.   (J.  T.  Hamlin) 
1400.  Cromley 's  Drug  Store 

408  Fayetteville  St. 

(R.  I.  Cromley,  Jr.) 
1171.  Cromley 's  Pharmacy 

1902  Bernard  St.   (O.  A.  Elmore) 
1746.  Del's  Pharmacy 

5267.  Six  Forks  Rd. 

(Delvin  Huffstetler) 
552.  Eckerd  Drugs,  Inc. 

222  Fayetteville  St.   (C.  L.  Putrell) 
1497.  Hamlin's  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

118  E.  Hargett  St.  (J.  M.  Johnson) 
563.  Hayes-Barton  Pharmacy 

2000  Fairview  KM.  ( \V .  L.  Scarboro) 


1012.  Johnson's   Pharmacy 

2519  Fairview  Road 

(T.  H.  Johnson) 
1338.  Kerr  Drugs,  Inc. 

2017  Cameron  St.   (W.  H.  Wilson) 

1719.  Kerr  Drugs  of  Ridge  Rd.,  Inc. 

3532  Faircloth  St.   (C.  G.  Barger) 
1336.  Longview  Pharmacy 

2008  New  Bern  Ave. 

(L.  H.  Crumpler) 
551.Melvin's  Pharmacy 

1217  Hillsboro  St.  (M.  H.  Hinton) 

1306.  Melvin's  Pharmacy 

2905  Essex  Circle-Glennwood  Village 
•  (M.  B.  Melvin) 

1805.  Memorial  Hospital  of  Wake 
County  Pharmacy 
3000  New  Bern  Ave. 
(B.  T.  Allen) 

1908.  Murray 's  Pharmacy 

1911  Poole  Rd.    (B.  R.  Murray) 

1003.  Person  St.  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

620  N.  Person  St.  (N.  T.  Taylor) 

564.  Pine  Drug  Company 

600  W.  South  St.   (W.  R.  Johnson) 

1673.  Prescription  Shop 

1110  Wake  Forest  Rd.   (R.  L.  Gordon) 

1481.  Professional  Pharmacy 

123  W.  Hargett  St.   (Jean  Provo) 

566.  Rex  Hospital  Pharmacy 

1311  St.  Mary's  St.  (H.  G.  Price) 

568.  Saunders  Street  Pharmacy 

315  Glenwood  Ave.  (Reginald  Hamlet) 

1117.  Village  Pharmacy 

2010  Clark  Ave.   (H.  S.  Barljrey) 

570.  Walgreen  Co. 

200  Fayetteville  St.  (E.  R.  Barlow) 

RAMSEUR— Randolph  County 
1785.  Ramseur  Pharmacy,   Inc. 

308  Main  St.   (C,  R.  Whitehead) 

RANDLEMAN— Randolph   County 
574.  Economy  Drug  Co. 

Main  St.  (H.  Q.  Ferguson) 

RED  SPRINGS— Robeson  County 
577.  Red  Springs  Drug  Co. 

Main  St.  (R,  B.  Grantham) 


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578.  Townsend  's  Pharmacy 

111  Main  St.   (E.  M.  Amnions) 

BEIDSVILLE— Bockingham  County 
830.  Carolina  Apothecary 

219  Gilmer  St.   (W.  G.  Dudley,  Jr.) 
1414.  Davis  Pharmacy 

230  Gilmer  St.   (W.  E.  Davis) 

580.  Link  Bros.  Pharmacy 

118  S.  Scales  St.  (P.  P.  Link) 

581.  Mann's  Drug  Store 
Scales  and  Gilmer  Sts. 
(B.  E.  Mueller) 

1687.  Mann  Drug  Store  of  Beidsville,  N.  C, 
Inc.  No.  2 

720  S.  Scales  St.  (J.  D.  Burson) 
1502.  Beidsville  Drug  Store 

10S  W.  Market  St.  (T.  B.  Galling) 

BICHLAXDS— Onslow  County 
1834.  Hood's  Drug  Store 
(India   Hood) 

BICH  SQUAEE— Northampton  County 

583.  Bolton's  Drug  Co. 
(B.  B.  Bolton) 

BOANOKE  BAPIDS— Halifax  County 
1686.  Central  Pharmacy 

(J.  C.  Bobinson,  Jr.) 
1451.  Franklin  Street  Pharmacy 

Cor.  8th  &  Franklin  Sts. 

(W.  P.  Taylor) 

584.  Griffin  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

1008  Boanoke  Ave.  (Octavus  Griffin) 
1704.  Boanoke  Pharmacy  Co.,  Inc. 

199  Boanoke  Ave.  (J.  P.  Thome) 

587.  Bosemary  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

1017  Boanoke  Ave.   (A.  N.  Martin) 

588.  Savage  's  Drug  Store 

1018  Boanoke  Ave.   (M.  C.  Savage) 
1361.  Timberlake's  Drug  Store 

215  Boanoke  Ave.  (Harry  Timberlake) 

BOBBINS— Moore  County 

589.  Johnson-Puckett  Drug  Co. 
(B.  H.  Johnson) 

949.  Tar  Heel  Drug  Company 
(W.  M.  Puckett) 

EOBBINSVILLE— Graham  County 
1917.  Ingram's  Drug   Store 
(T.  M.  DeLozier) 


BOBEBSONVILLE— Martin    County 
592.  David  Grimes  Drug  Co. 
Main  St.   (G.  D.  Grimes) 

BOCKINGHAM— Bichmond  County 
1867.  Bristow  Drug  Co. 

132  E.  Washington  St.  (L.  B.  Britton) 
1011.  Federal  Pharmacy 

118  S.  Hancock  St.  (G.  W.  Honeyeutt) 
594.  Fox  Drug  Company,  Inc. 

114  E.  Washington  St. 

(J.  E.  Williams) 

BOCKWELL— Bowan  County 

1640.  Crescent  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

(W.  O.  Lombard) 

BOCKY  MOUNT— Nash  County 
1519.  Almand's  Drug  Store 

130  S.  Main  St.  (E.  C.  Speight) 
1757.  Bissette 's  Drug  Store  #4 

420  W.  Thomas  St.  (Bobert  Harris) 
1778.  Burnett  Drug  Co. 

140  E.  Thomas  St.  (E.  B.  Baker) 
1912.  Douglas-Armstrong  Drug   Co. 

201  N.E.  Main  St.   (S.A.  James) 
1878.  H.  L.  Hicks  Drug  Co. 

234  S.  Main  St.  (D.  J.  Raper) 
602.  Matthews  Drug  Store 

334  S.  Main  St.   (J.  O.  Knight) 
1298.  May  &  Groham,  Inc. 

132  Tarboro  St.   (L.  W.  Murphrey) 
1048.  Park  View  Hospital  Pharmacy 

404  Falls  Bd.    (J.  J.  Gerlinger) 
1891.  I.  W.  Bose  Drug  Co. 

112  N.  Main  St.    (R.  E.  Fleming,  Jr.) 
1708.  Standard  Pharmacy 

124  Sunset  Ave.  (W.  B.  Tyson) 
1220.  The  Sunset  Pharmacy 

Cor.  W.  Thomas  &  Bryant  Sts. 

(J.  P.  Burnett,  Jr.) 
606.  Thompson  Pharmacy 

365  Falls  Boad  (L.  F.  Parrish) 

BOLESVILLE— Wake  County 

1021.  Alderman's  Drug  Store 

(J.  L.  Alderman) 

ROSEBOBO— Sampson  County 
608.  Davis  Pharmacy 

(McDonald  Davis,  Jr.) 


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609.  Tart  and  West  Druggists 
(W.  L.  West) 

ROSE  HILL— Duplin  County 
1358.  Sam's  Drug  Store 

E.  Railroad  St.  &  Charity  Rd. 

(S.  M.  Cavanaugh) 

ROWLAND— Robeson  County 
1713.  The  Drug  Center 
(M.  H.  Walker) 

ROXBORO— Person  County 
613.  Adair  Drug  Store 

Highway  501  North  (W.  H.  Adair) 
1445.  Cole 's  Pharmacy 

S.  Main  St,  (A.  F.  Cole,  Jr.) 
1596.  Hambriek,  Austin  &  Thomas 

109  Main  St.  (W.  W.  Allgood) 
1764.  Street's  Pharmacy 

303  Reams  Ave.   (J.  T.  Street) 
616.  Thomas  &  Oakley 

Main  St,   (C.  H.  Oakley) 

RURAL  HALL— Forsyth  County 
1826.  Stanleyville  Pharmacy 

Rt,  1   (S.  W.  Rollins) 
1013.  Warren's  Drug  Store 

(B.  G.  Warren) 

RUTHERFORDTON— Rutherford  County 
1645.  Rutherford  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

225  N.  Main  St.   (J.  E.  Cash) 

1471.  Smith's  Drug  Store,  Inc. 

217  N.  Main  St.  (A.  R.  Bridges) 

SAINT  PAULS— Robeson  County 
1175.  Brisson  Drugs 

123  W.  Broad  St.   (Edward  Brisson) 
681.  St.  Pauls  Drug  Company,  Inc. 

200  W.  Broad  St.  (D.  D.  Sparkman) 

SALISBURY— Rowan  County 
1609.  Bailey  Drug  Co. 

100  S.  Main  St.   (.1.   R.  Trotter) 
1424.  Doctors  Building  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

828  W.  Henderson  St. 

(D.  A.  Thompson) 
1721.  Fulton  St.  Pharmacy 

916  S.  Fulton  St.   (H.  C.  Stone,  Jr.) 
987.  Innes  Street  Drug  Company 

Cor.  Main  &  Innes  Sts.  (R.  H.  Milton) 


1510.  The  Innes  St.  Drug  Co.  #3 

West  Innes  St.  (E.  R.  Fuller) 
1913.  Main  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

128  N.  Main  St,   (B.  C.  Lindsay) 
1062.  The  Medical  Center  Pharmacy 

Barker  St.  &  Mocksville  Ave. 

(Thomas  Moore) 

626.  Purcell  Drug  Co. 

Ill  W.  Innes  St.  (D.  C.  Purcell) 

627.  Purcell  Drug  Co.  No.  2 

101  N.  Main  St,  (S.  M.  Purcell,  Jr.) 
1264.  Rowan  Memorial  Hospital  Pharmacy 

612  Mocksville  Ave.  (B.  S.  Savoia,  Jr.) 
1728.  Salisbury  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

126  W.  Innes  St.    (G.  B.  Albright) 

SANFORD— Lee  County 
1835.  Acme  Drug  Co. 

148  Steele  St.   (A.  W.  Palmer) 
1631.  Bland's  Drug  Store 

718  Wall  St.  (Miriam  Bland) 
630.  John's  Pharmacy 

132  Carthage  St.   (J.  A.  Terrell) 
376.  Jonesboro 's  Lee  Drug  Store 

114  E.  Main  St.  (R.  N.  Watson) 
632.  Lee  Drug  Store 

101  S.  Steele  St.   (Joe  Lazarus) 
1311.  Mann's  Drug  Store  of  Sanford,  N.  C. 
137-139  Wicker  St.  (H.  C.  Greeson) 

SCOTLAND  NECK— Halifax  County 

635.  Hall 's  Drug  Store 

108  S.  Main  St.  (C.  C.  Turner,  Jr.) 

1910.  McDowell's  Pharmacy 
1004  N.  Main  St. 
(N.  O.  McDowell,  Jr.) 

SEABOARD— Northampton   County 
903.  Community  Drug  Store* 

Main  St.  (J.  W.  Parker,  M.D.) 

SELMA — Johnston  County 

640.  Creech  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 
Raeford  and  Waddell  Sts. 
(W.  G.  Creech) 

639.  Selma  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

Anderson  and  Raeford  Sts. 
(W.  H.  Creech) 

SHALLOTTE— Brunswick  County 

641.  Coastal  Drug  Store 
(P.  L.  Thomas) 


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1675.  Shallotte  Drug  Store 
(W.  R.  Roycroft) 

SHELBY— Cleveland  County 

643,  Cleveland  Drug  Co. 

113  W.  Warren  St.   (C.  V.  Wiesener) 

1224.  Cornwell  Drug  Co. 

809  N.  Lafayette  St.   (R.  W.  Kiger) 
1710.  Cornwell  Rexall  Drugs 

Huxley  Village  Shopping  Center 
(Ronald  Austell) 
647.  Shelby  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

312  S.  Washington  St.  (R.  R.  Wells) 
953.  Smith's  Drug  Store 

4  E.  Warren  St.   (W.  S.  Gregory) 

644.  Suttle  's  Drug  Store 

Warren  &  DeKalb   (S.  C.  Tate) 
1680.  Webb  Drug  Co. 

109  N.  Lafayette  St.   (J.  G.  Butler) 

SILER   CITY— Chatham   County 
1845.  Chatham  Drug  Co. 

226  E.  Raleigh  St. 

(H.  H.  Dunlap,  Jr.) 
649.  Siler  City  Drug  Company 

101  S.  Chatham  Ave.  (F.  G.  Brooks) 

SKYLAXD— Buncombe  County 
1695.  Skyland  Drug  Store 

Hendersonville  Rd.  (M.  A.  Scott,  Jr.) 

SMITHFIELD— Johnston  County 
1151.  Creech's  Pharmacy 

3rd  St,   (J.  L.  Creech) 
1396.  Fleming  Pharmacy 

202  Market  St.  (O.  G.  Fleming) 
652.  Hood  Brothers,  Inc. 

Market  and  Third  Sts.  (W.  D.  Hood) 
1628.  Smithneld  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

Market  St.   (George  Cooley) 

655.  Upchureh  Pharmacy 
Third  and  Market  Sts. 
(M.  T.  Upchureh) 

SNOW  HILL— Greene  County 
Snow  Hill  Pharmacy 
Greene  St.   (R.  V.  Heath) 

SOUTHERN  PINES— Moore  County 

656.  Broad  Street  Pharmacy 

110  Broad  St.  (Joe  Montesanti,  Jr.) 


1656.  Sandhill  Drug  Co. 

154  N.  W.  Broad  St.  (E.  D.  Crosby) 

SOUTHPORT— Brunswick  County 
1871.  Kirby  Prescription  Center 

Howe  St.  (C.  M.  Kirby,  Jr.) 
1513.  Watson's  Pharmacy  Co. 

Moore  St.   (R.  M.  Willis) 

SPARTA— Alleghany  County 
1061.  B.  &  T.  Drug  Company 

(T.  R.  Burgiss) 
1093.  Halsey  Drug  Co. 

(W.  B.  Halsey) 

SPENCER— Rowan  County 
1275.  Rowan  Drug,  Inc. 

500  Salisbury  Ave.   (P.  W.  Miller) 
1843.  Spencer  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

108  4th  St,  (H.  G.  Ridenhour) 

SPIND ALE— Rutherford  County 
1611.  Spindale  Drug  Co. 

101  W.  Main  St.   (N.  J.  Simpson) 

SPRAY — Rockingham  County 
1238.  Spray  Drug  Co. 

Canal  St.  (O.  W.  Mills) 

665.  Tri-City   Pharmacy 

720  Morgan  St.  (Culas  Roberson) 

SPRING  HOPE— Nash  County 

666.  Southside  Pharmacy 
107  N.  Pine  St. 
(Augustus  Neville,  Jr.) 

SPRING  LAKE— Cumberland  County 
1773.  Spring  Lake  Drug  Co. 

N.  Main  St.   (Rupert  Bullard) 

SPRUCE  PINE— Mitchell  County 

667.  Day  's  Drug  Store 

309  Oak  Ave.   (H.  Y.  Day) 

668.  Spruce  Pine  Pharmacy 
Locust  Ave.  (R.  D.  Banner) 

STANLEY— Gaston  County 
1666.  John's  Pharmacy 

150  South  Main  St.  (F.  L.  Black) 
1121.  Stanley  Drug  Company 

Main  St.   (G.  S.  Coble) 

STANTONSBURG— Wilson   County 

669.  Stantonsburg  Drug  Co. 
Main  St.  (Kenneth  Edwards) 


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STAR — Montgomery  County 

670.  Wallace  Drug  Store 
(A.  C.  Wallace) 

STATESVILLE— Iredell    County 
1204.  Dingier 's  Drug  Store 

1321  W.  Front  St.   (K.  L.  Dingier) 

671.  Fisher  Drug  Co. 

436  Western  Ave.  (Lester  Fisher) 

673.  Holmes  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

101  E.  Broad  St.   (W.  J.  Miller; 
1615.  Lowry  Drug  Co. 

123  N.  Center  St.  (F.  W.  Lowry; 
1852.  Medical  Center  Pharmacy  of 
Statesville,  Inc. 

951  Davie  Ave. 

(J.  T.  Simpson,  Jr.) 
675.  Purcell  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

Ill  E.  Broad  St.  (C.  F.  Warren,  Jr.) 
1690.  Statesville  Drug  Company,  Inc. 

101  S.  Center  (A.  L.  Davis) 

674.  Logan  Stimson  &  Son 

123  W.  Front  St.   (J.  H.  Stimson) 

STOKESD ALE— Guilford  County 
1084.  Smith  'g  Drug  Store 
(J.  G.  Smith) 

STONEVILLE— Rockingham  County 

678.  Stoneville  Drug  Store 
(G.  D.  Matthews,  Jr.; 

STONY  POINT— Alexander  County 
1642.  Mack 's  Pharmacy 

Main  St.   (R.  L.  McKittrick) 

STOVALL— Granville  County 

679.  Puckett  Drug  Co. 
(U.  S.  Puckett) 

SWANNANOA— Buncombe  County 
1538.  Ward's  Drug  Store 

Alexander  St.   (W.  S.  Ward) 

SYLVA — Jackson  County 

1904.  Eastgate  Pharmacy 
(L.  B.  Cowan) 

683.  Hooper  Drug  Store 

Main  St.   (F.  L.  Hooper) 
921.  Professional  Drug  Store 

Main  St.  (Bjorn  Ahlin) 

1905.  Sylva  Pharmacy 
Main  St.  (R.  C.  Kemp^ 


TABOR  CITY— Columbus  County 
917.  Dameron  Drug  Store 

3  W.  Fifth  St.  (H.  G.  Dameron) 
685.  Harrelson's  Pharmacy 

R,  R.  Street   (W.  H.  Harrelson) 

TARAWA  TERRACE— Onslow  County 
1276.  Almand's  Drug  Stores,  Inc. 

Tarawa  Terrace   (H.  O.  Kight) 

TARBORO— Edgecombe  County 
1723.  Edgecombe  Drug  Company,  Inc. 

2018  N.  Main  St.  (W.  D.  Moore) 
1608.  Moore's  Pharmacy 

301  Main  St.   (M.  A.  Moore) 
1864.  Tarboro  Drug  Company 

421  Main  St.   (L.  R.  Bell) 
834.  Taylor's  Pharmacy 

110  W.  Granville  St.   (H.  R.  Taylor) 
1274.  Thome's  Drug  Co. 

1510  N.  Main  St.  (E.  H.  Smith.  Jr.) 
689.  E.  V.  Zoeller  &  Co. 

403  Main  St,  (E.  H.  Ward) 

TAYLORSVILLE— Alexander   County 

693.  People 's  Drug  Store 
Main  St.  (R,  B.  Campbell) 

1435.  Town  and  Country  Drugs 

Main  St.   (R.  B.  Campbell,  Jr.) 

THOMASVILLE— Davidson  County 

694.  Mann's  of  Thomasville,  N.  O,  Inc. 
2-4  E.  Main  St.  (G.  F.  Murr) 

1822.  Mann 's  Drug  Store  No.  2 

S.  Randolph  St. 

(T.  E.  Harris,  Jr.) 
1616.  Medical  Arts  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

402  Randolph  St.  (C.  G.  Fisher) 

695.  Poole 's  Drug  Store 

26  W.  Main  St.  (L.  B.  Poole) 

1557.  Thomasville  Drug  Company,  Inc. 
20  Salem  St.   (H.  E.  Smith) 

TROUTMAN— Iredell  County 

698.  Troutman  Drug  Store 
(J.  C.  Gabriel) 

TROY — Montgomery  County 

699.  Standard  Drug  Co. 
Main  St.   (R,  L.  White) 

1429.  Troy  Drug  Co. 

401  N.  Main  St.  (J.  R,  Harrison) 


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TRYON— Polk  County 
701.  Missildine  's  Pharmacy 

(J.  C.  C.  Foster) 
1894.  Owen's  Pharmacy 

Trade  St.  (H.  O.  Benson) 
1811.  Tryon   Pharmacy 

S.  Trade  St.  (L.  B.  Julian) 

VALDESE— Burke  County 
826.  Bock  Drug  Store 

225  W.  Connelly  St. 

(L.  B.  Burris,  Jr.) 
1637.  Valdese  Drug  Co. 

E.  Connelly  St.   (J.  H.  Fletcher) 
1045.  Valdese  General  Hospital  Pharmacy 

(G.  R.  Button) 
1803.  Waldensian   Pharmacy 

(L.  B.  Burris  I 

VABINA— Wake  County 
1701.  Thomas '  Pharmacy 

Broad  St.   (J.  H.  Smith,  Jr.) 

VASS— Moore  County 
1063.  Vass  Drug  Store 

Main  St.  (W.  L.  Cameron) 

WADESBORO— Anson  County 

1799.  Fox  &  Lyon 

100  W.  Trade  St.  (B.  P.  Lyon) 

1889.  Parsons-Bias,  Inc. 

100  S.  Green  St.  (W.  C.  Bias) 
1421.  Tollison's  Pharmacy 

136  Morgan  St.    (B.  B.  Tollison) 

WAGBAM— Scotland  County 

1839.  Wagrarn  Drug  Store 
(L.  E.  Gilbert,  Jr.) 

WAKE  FOREST— Wake  County 
911.  Edwards'  Pharmacy 

121  S.  White  St.  (G.  B.  Edwards) 
711.  T.  E.  Holding  &  Co. 

White  St.   (K.  E.  Handy) 

WALLACE — Duplin  County 
951.  Gowan  Drug  Co. 

113  Norwood  St.  (S.  W.  Gowan) 
1475.  Graham  Drug  Co. 

Main  St.  (L.  I.  Graham) 
713.  Wallace  Drug  Company,  Inc. 

100  W.  Main  St.  (Lloyd  Whaley) 


WALNUT  COVE— Stokes  County 
1312.  Bay's  Drug  Store 

Main  St.  (V.  H.  Richardson) 
1747.  Steve's  Drug  Store 

S.  Main  St,  (S.  V.  Harrison) 

WALSTONBUBG— Greene  County 
1087.  Jenkins  Drug  Store 
(Sam  Jenkins) 

WABBENTON— Wa rren  County 
1460.  Boyce  Drug  Company 

Main  St.  (W.  F.  Farmer) 
1601.  Hunter  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

240  S.  Main  St.   (Alpheus  Jones,  Jr.) 

WARSAW-— Duplin  County 
960.  Clark's  Drug  Store 

E.  College  St.    (G.   E.  Clark) 
718.  Warsaw  Drug  Co. 

E.  Railroad  St.   (B.  C.  Sheffield,  Jr.; 

WASHINGTON— Beaufort  County 
724.  S.  B.  Etheridge  Drug  Store 

169  W.  Main  St.   (S.  B.  Etheridge) 
1809.  Hospital  Pharmacy 

600  E.  12th  St. 

(D.  D.  Winstead) 

721.  Tayloe  Drug  Company 

239  W.   .Main  St.    (J.  P.  Tunstall) 

722.  Welch's  Drug  Store 

100  W.  Main  St.    (\V.  I).   Welch,  Jr.) 
1549.  Whitford  Drug  Co. 

Market  &  Second  Sts. 
(C.  P.  Whitford  ) 

WAXHAW— Union  County 
Caddell  's  Pharmacy 
S.  Main  St.  (B.  C.  Caddell,  Jr.) 

WAYNESVILLE— Haywood  County 
1678.  Curtis   Drug   Store 

201  Main  St.  (T.  E.  Curtis) 
1561.  Medical  Arts  Pharmacy 

1600  N.  Main  St.   (S.  C.  C.  Uzell) 
1153.  Smith's  Drugs,  Inc. 

226  Main  St.  (H.  V.  Morris) 
1774.  Waynesville  Pharmacy 

307  Main  St.  (Henry  Leigh) 

WE AVEEVILLE— Buncombe  County 
1270.  Weaverville  Drug  Co. 
Main  St.  (C.  E.  Ingle) 


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WELCOME— Davidson  County 
1855.  Welcome  Drug  Co. 
(J.  W.  Fulton) 

WELDOX— Halifax  County 

728.  Seidell's  Pharmacy 

123  Washington  Ave.  (J.  S.  Selden) 

729.  Terminal  Drug  Store 

19  W.  First  St.  (D.  B.  Cooke) 
1167.  Weldon  Drug  Co. 

112  Washington  Ave. 
(J.  K.  Turner,  Jr.) 

WENDELL— Wake  County 
1438.  Nowell's  Drug  Store 

Cor.  Main  &  3rd  Sts.  (C.  N.  Snipes) 
731.  Wendell  Drug  Company 

Main  and  Third  Sts.   (P.  C.  Brantley) 

WEST  JEFFERSON— Ashe  County 
1767.  Peoples  Rexall  Drug  Store 

(Dale  Shepherd) 
1103.  Roberts'  Drug  Store 

Jefferson  Ave.   (James  Sheets) 

WHITAKERS— Edgecombe  County 
1605.  Burnett's  Drug  Store 

Main  St.  (J.  P.  Burnett,  Sr.) 

WHITEVILLE— Columbus  County 
743.  Columbus  Drug  Store 

629  S.  Madison  St.  (G.  G.  Oliver) 

745.  Guiton's  Drug  Store 

801  Madison  St,   (G.  D.  Hege) 

746.  J.  A.  McNeill  &  Sons 

612  S.  Madison  St.  (J.  A.  McNeill) 
901.  Simmons  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

Court  House  Square  (T.  Q.  Owens) 
1208.  Simmons  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

104  E.  Main  St.  (N.  R.  Gross) 

WILKESBORO— Wilkes  County 
1136.  The  Peoples  Drug  Store  of 

Wilkesboro,  Inc. 

Main  St.    (J.  P.  Horton,  Jr.) 

WILLIAMSTON— Martin  County 

748.  Clark's  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

142  W.  Main  St.  (C.  B.  Clark,  Jr.) 

749.  Davis  Pharmacy 

150  Main  St.  (D.  R.  Davis) 
1135.  Martin  General  Hospital  Pharmacy 
Liberty  St.   (W.  A.  Williams) 


WILMINGTON— New  Hanover  County 
1468.  Cape  Fear  Pharmacy 

5307  Wrightsville  Ave. 

(J.  C.  Edwards) 
1560.  Carter 's  Pharmacy 

2001  Princess  Place  Dr. 

(R.  E.  Carter,  Jr.) 
963.  Center  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

1706  Dawson  St.  (H.  W.  Greene) 
1268.  Coley's  Pharmacy 

615  Greenfield  St. 

(J.  V.  Thompson) 
753.  Futrelle 's  Pharmacy 

129  Princess  St.  (A.  G.  Millican) 
1199.  Hall's  Drug  Store 

421  Castle  St.  (J.  M.  Hall,  Jr.) 

1149.  Henriksen's  Pharmacy 

4713  Oleander  Drive 

(H.  E.  Henriksen) 
1812.  Jarman's  Pharmacy 

1520  Market  St.  (G.  L.  Carroll) 
751.  Lane's  Brooklyn  Pharmacy 

902  N.  4th  St.  (Oveda  Lane) 
1737.  Long  Leaf  Pharmacy 

Vance  Street  (Hobart  Whaley) 
1401.  Morton's  Service  Drug  Store 

802  Market  St.   (W.  A.  Morton) 
1582.  Peoples  Drug  Company 

1122  N.  4th  Street  (M.  E.  Merritt) 
1632.  Professional  Pharmacy 

922  Grace  St.  (J.  C.  Bullock) 

1731.  Saunders  Drug  Store 

1608  Market  St.   (A.  B.  Cheatham) 

1830.  Seashore  Drugs 

2603  S.  Front  St.   (Julius  Howard) 

1459.  The  Standard  Pharmacy  of 
Wilmington,  Inc. 
213  N.  Front  St.  (Paul  McDaniel) 
766.  Toms  Drug  Co. 

Front  and  Market  Sts. 
(E.  R.  Toms') 
1349.  Turner's  Drug  Store 

Bryants  N.  17   (G.  W.  Turner) 

1252.  Walgreen  Co. 

226  N.  Front  St. 
(V.  J.  Lindenschmidt) 
904.  James  Walker  Memorial 
Hospital  Pharmacy 
10th  &   Rankin  Sts.  (M.  E.  Underwood) 


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1909.  Williams '  Pharmacy 

105  S.  46th  St.   (F.  E.  Williams) 

WILSON— Wilson  County 

768.  Bissette  's  Drug  Store  No.  1 

114  E.  Nash  St.  (W.  R.  Adams,  Jr.) 
1590.  Fairview  Pharmacy 

620  Fairview  Ave.   (H.  R.  Browning) 
1667.  Herring's  Drug  Store 

211  E.  Nash  St.   (J.  W.  Gresham) 
771  Morrison's  Drug  Store 

121  N.  Douglas  St.   (B.  P.  Morrison) 

773.  Terminal  Drug  Store 

408  E.  Nash  St.  (T.  J.  Moore) 
1259.  H.  G.  Thomas  Drug  Store,  Inc. 
303  W.  Nash  St.  (H.  G.  Thomas) 

774.  Wilson  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

114  S.  Tarboro  St.   (Blanche  Wyatt) 

WINDSOR— Bertie  County 

776.  Pugh  's  Pharmacy 
King  St.   (E.  S.  Pugh) 

777.  Windsor  Pharmacy  Company,  Inc. 
King  St.  (W.  B.  Gurley) 

WINSTON-SALEM— Forsyth  County 

1052.  Acadia  Pharmacy 

301  Acadia  Ave.   (II.  F.  Pulliam) 

1217.  Andrews  Pharmacy 

1302  S.  Hawthorne  Rd. 
(J.  P.  Andrews) 

1769.  Art  Drug  Co. 

441  N.  Trade  St.  (A.  J.  Muratori) 
781.  Bobbitt 's  College  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

100  Loekland  Ave.  (E.  J.  Rabil) 
783.  Bobbitt 's  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

4th  and  Main  Sts.   (J.  E.  Brookshire) 
809.  City  Memorial  Hospital  Pharmacy 

1  Hospital  St.  (Virginia  Caudle) 

1066.  Cox  Pharmacy 

College  Village   (R.  O.  Cox) 
1664.  Davis  Pharmacy 

1201  Waughtown  St.   (Benard  Davis) 

1067.  Eckerd  Drugs,  Inc. 

420  N.  Trade  St,   (I,.  A.  Warren,  Jr.) 

1387.  Eckerd 's  of  Winston-Salem,  Inc. 

240  S.  Stratford  Rd.   (J.  S.  Holland) 
1562.  Eckerd 's  Northside,   Inc. 

Northside  Shopping  Center 

(W.  A.  Simmons) 


1734.  Eckerd 's-Parkway  Plaza,  Inc. 

1205  Corporation  Parkway 

(Frank  O'Neil) 
1116.  Economy  Pharmacy 

4534  N.  Cherry  St.    (H.  C.  Mayberry) 
1314.  Flynn's  Drug  Store 

11  E.  Clemmonsville  Road 

(A.  R.  Johnson) 

1408.  Gordon  Manor  Pharmacy 

4001  Country  Club  Rd.  (R.  A.  Russell) 

793.  Rufus  Hairston 's  Drug  Store 

100  E.  Church  St.  (R,  S.  Hairston) 

939.  Hutchins  '  Cloverdale  Pharmacy 

Cloverdale  at  Miller    (J.  A.  Hutchins) 

1599.  Model  Pharmacy 

562  Patterson  Ave.  (F.  L.  Douglas) 

788.  Nissen  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

308  West  4th  St.  (C.  B.  MeKenzie) 

819.  North  Carolina   Baptist  Hospital 
Pharmacy 
300  S.  Hawthorne  Rd.   (E.  W.  Rollins) 

1570.  Ogburntown  Pharmacy,   Inc. 

4218  N.  Liberty  Ext. 
(E.   J.  Mazzolini) 

1478.  Old  Town  Pharmacy 

3716  Reynolda  Rd.  (J.  H.  Wilson) 

1523.  Parkview  Pharmacy 

Cor.  Nicholson  &  Kernersville  Roads 
(A.  C.  Dollar) 

790.  Patterson  Drug  Company,  Inc. 
112  W.  4th  St.    (L.  M.  Myers) 

1525.  Patterson's  Stratford  Pharmacy,  Inc. 
141  S.  Stratford  Rd.,  S.W. 
(Wm.  C.  Brantley) 

989.  Professional  Building  Pharmacy,  Inc. 
2240  Cloverdale  Ave.   (H.  S.  Fox) 

792.  Read  's  Drug  Co. 

431  N.  Liberty  St.    (H.  H.  Herndon) 

1  129.  Kate  Bitting  Reynolds  Memorial 
Hospital  Pharmacy 
1101  E.  7th  St,   (C.  M.  Neely) 

795.  Standard  Drug  Co.,  Inc. 

3712  Reynolda  Rd.    (A.  A.  James) 

1273.  Stonestreet  Drug  Co. 

2230  N.  Patterson  Ave. 

(D.  H.  Stonestreet) 
1001.  Summit  Street  Pharmacy,  Inc. 

454  West  End  Blvd.  (W.  A.  Gilliam) 


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797.  Swaney  Drug  Store  Xo.  1 

2112  Lexington  Ed.   (C.  C.  Munday) 

801.  Walgreen  Co. 

201  4th  St.   (L.  E.  Ferguson) 

WOODLAND— Northampton  County 
1546.  Bolton  Drug  Co. 

(J.  C.  Bolton,  III; 

YADKIN VILLE— Yadkin  County 
1634.  Sheek-Taylor  Drugs 

W.  Main  St.  (Mary  Taylor) 


1319.  Yadkin  Drug  Store 

Main  St.  (E.  J.  Sykes) 

YANCEYVILLE— Caswell  County 

806.  Yanceyville  Drug  Co. 
(T.  J.  Ham,  Jr.) 

ZEBULON— Wake  County 
1285.  Morgan  Drugs 

Arrendell  Ave.    (G.  D.  Morgan) 
808.  Zebulon  Drug  Company,  Inc. 
(E.  C.  Daniel) 


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