The following are excerpts from the Five Point

News June 13, 1941. The Five Point News was

published every Friday at 817 Harden Street.

The editor was J.P. Gramling and the business

manager was Jack C. DeWitt. • Campbell’s Pharmacy, located at the corner of Devine

Street and Kilbourne Road, is having its formal opening tomorrow John T. Campbell announced. Dr. John W. Davis, former manger of the Wade Hampton Pharmacy, and Frank Campbell will also be connected with the firm.

• B. B. Daniels, well known Columbia grocer familiar to hundreds of Southeastern Columbians, is now connected with Simpson’s grocery store at 3802 Devine Street. The Simpson store this week moved into their handsome new building.

• Tomorrow morning several of Columbia’s young business men are leaving for Minneapolis, Minn., to attend the national Junior Chamber of Commerce Convention there. Those planning to make the trip include Robert L. Avinger, president elect; Douglas K. Sturkie, vice president elect; Ralph “Bud” Lillard; Holmes Harper; Cliff Harper; Bee Harper; Phil Coleman; and Charlie Stork.

• Oliver’s Quality Cars (Oliver Motor Company, 2007 Main Street. Phone 4309 1940 Mercury 4–door sedan, black finish, seat covers, white sidewall tires, 12,000 actual miles $775 1937 Packard 320, green finish, interior clean, radio equipped, smooth performing $425

• Uneeda Lunch 1211 Gervais Street At the State Capitol, near the Postoffice Where Good Friends Meet For Something Good to Eat ALWAYS OPEN

• Pig Trail Inn on the Broad River road has added 15 dinning rooms to accomodate its hungry customers.