Photo #1
Dellinger's Drug Store
J. Wesley Dellinger operated a Drug Store on the corner of
South Main Street and East Chestnut. In 1923 a portion of the building that
housed Stanley Supply burned.
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Photo #2
Stanley Barber Shop in 1922
Barbers Murray McGinnis and Clarence Hovis It was located on the corner of Plum and Main Streets and was a source of pride
for Stanley. |
Photo #3
Craig's Cafe
Picture taken around 1927. In October of 1928 Garland T. Craig closed his Craig's Cafe and leased the
business to Mr. Ben Jenkins who began operating the same. |
Photo #4
J. G. Rutledge Mercantile
Joseph Graham Rutledge in front of mercantile store located
in building next to present day Town Hall. |
Photo #5
Dr. Weather's Drug Store
Picture taken sometime around 1930. Pictured in front of the drug store is Forney O.
Goodson, Sr. Notice that the sign indicates Dr. B. G. Weathers Medicines &
Soda Shop also had curb service available. |
Photo #6
Shook-Abernathy Grocery Store
Warren Abernathy on the left and Bob Shook on right in
front of Shook-Abernathy Grocery Store on North Main Street around early
1930's |