That 1936 look

Thirty years ago when the American Pharmaceutical Association last met in Dallas, Texas, this was the "official APhA family" installed at the concluding session of the 1936 annual meeting. How many can you recognize? They are (left to right, front row) James C. Munch, second vice president; J. Leon Lascoff, first vice president; George D. Beal, president; (back row) Roy Bird Cook, House of Delegates chairman; E.G. Eberle, JAPhA editor; Walter D. Adams, local arrangements committee secretary; Ernest Little, councilor and AACP executive committee chairman; Robert P. Fischelis, councilor; H.C. Christensen, councilor and NABP secretary; E.F. Kelly, secretary; Patrick H. Costello, retiring president; S.L. Hilton, Council chairman; Robert L. Swain, councilor; Andrew F. Ludwig, House of Delegates vice chairman, and R.C. Wilson, AACP president.

These headlines (right) from Dallas newspapers clearly indicate the scope of the activities of the 1936 APhA annual meeting.

that 1936 look

P'ORNKV. TIUCI••

Volume 57

Forney, Texas, August, 1936

Number 3-B

The Offioial Publication of The Texas Pharmaceutical As.ociatiOD

HEADQUARTERS

* A.Ph.A. Welcome

THE ADOLPHUS HOTEL DALLAS, TEXAS

*

Air Conditioned Meeting Rooms and Dining Rooms

*

Wire or write for reservations

to Texas

*

A. Ph. A. EXTRA

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Journal of the AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION

The Texas Druggist, official publication of the Texas Pharmaceutical Association, provided this welcome to the 1936 APhA Dallas annual meeting on its cover (left). Editor Walter D. Adams of Forney, Texas, served as secretary of the local arrangements committee and B.B. Brown, honorary chairman of the 1966 APhA Dallas annual meeting, served as a member of the local arrangements committee 30 years ago. The Adolphus Hotel was the headquarters for the 1936 meeting and the new Adolphus serves as one of the official hotels for the 1966 annual meeting.