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THE FIDELITY BANK
DURHAM & WEST DURHAM, N. C. RESOURCES SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS
OFFICERS L. D. KIRKLAND, Vice-Pres. & Cashier
JNO. F. WILY, President J. W. MUSE, Asst. Cashier E. S, BOOTH, Ant. Cashier W. E. ALLEY, Manager W. Durham Branch RS :
ESTABLISHED 1872
J. Southgate & Son
Insurance Specialists FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PHONE 46
CHEEK-HOLTON MFG. COMPANY
Building Material and General Wood Products DURHAM, N. C.
Yard on the "Wye," East Durham Phone 972
Main Street Pharmacy Company
THE Rexall STORE
Agents Whitman's Chocolates. Eastman Kodaks and Supplies 201 East Main Street Telephones 541 and 553
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DURHAM, N. C. CITY DIRECTORY 1923
EMBRACING AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BUSINESS HOUSES AND PRIVATE CITIZENS, A DIRECTORY OF THE CITY, COUNTY, STATE AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS, FIRE ALARM BOXES, CHURCHES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS, SECRET AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS, BANKS, A STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE AND A DIRECTORY OF HOUSEHOLDERS
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Copyright, 1923, by Hill Directory Co., Inc.
PREFACE
FACTS ABOUT, DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA (AS OF AUGUST 1, 1923)
FURNISHED BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Population, Census of 1920. 21,719
Estimated July 1, 1923. 22,972
Fifty-five years ago on a beautiful April day there gathered around a cheerful camp fire at a little spot between Greensboro and Raleigh the soldiers of the Blue and the Gray. A stranger would have thought by their gaiety, games, foot races, horse trading and general behavior that a spring festival was being celebrated. But why this place? This was the spot set aside as neutral ground between the armies of General Sherman and General Johnston just before the close of the War Between the States. This place was called Durham's Station in honor of a venerable townsman, Dr. B. L. Durham. Ordinarily, about two hundred people resided at this little station. But on this memor- able spring day thousands of men swarmed the woods in this vicinity. General Sherman's army camped just to the south of the station, and General Johnston's about three and one-half miles west, at the Bennett Place. Soldiers from both sides met at Durham Station and had a genuinely good time. They found a frame house just a little way from the station full of tobacco that had been manufactured by Mr. John R. Green for the sol- diers in Gray. The house was sacked and men from both sides filled their pockets with smoking tobacco.
After Johnston had surrendered to Sherman at the Bennett House, the soldiers scattered in every direction. Some lived in Texas, some in Maine. So it happened that later Mr. Green's tobacco went "express prepaid" from Maine to Texas. When the tobacco carried away began to give out, these men began to
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feel a desire for more of the "celestial weed." Thus it happened that the railroad agent, postmaster and other officials around this little burg began to receive letters from various places asking for more of that Durham tobacco. Mr. Green was quick to see his opportunity, and accordingly began to manufacture more to- tacco and call it "Durham Smoking Tobacco." He adopted the Durham bull as his trade mark. The story of the subsequent litigation over this trade mark need not be told here. Suffice it to say "Bull Durham" won out and still survives. After the death of Mr. Green in 1869, Messrs. W. Y. Blackwell & Company purchased the business. Fresh capital was applied and the to- bacco business took on the big boom that has never ceased. The sign of the "Bull" is seen around the world to-day.
After the war Durham's population rapidly increased. The station became a town and was incorporated by the act of the General Assembly, ratified April 10, 1869. It was named for the man who gave the land on which to build the station, Dr. B. L. Durham. At the time the above bill passed the General Assembly the town of Durham was in the county of Orange. Exactly twelve years later a bill for the establishment of Durham county was ratified by the people, having been introduced in the General Assembly by the Honorable Caleb B. Green. A slice of Orange and a slice of Wake went to make up the county. Just a few years ago another part of Wake was cut off and handed over to Durham in the form of Carr township.
From this small beginning Durham has grown into a thriving, progressive, wide-awake city. Its importance can best be gathered from the information which follows:
AREA: 3.87 square miles. (Including districts within pro- posed extension of city limits, 11.5 square miles.)
BANKS: Nine banks with combined capital and surplus of $2,709,000.00. Annual clearances of $78,000,000.00. Annual debits to individual accounts, $234,000,000.00.
CHURCHES: Forty-six churches, embracing practically all denominations. Total white membership of 10,961.
CITY INCORPORATED: April 10, 1869.
82.796
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CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS: Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club, Lions Club, Woman's Club, Business and Professional Women's Club, Durham Merchants' Association, Durham Chamber of Commerce.
CLIMATE: Equable. Annual mean summer temperature, 71.3; winter, 48.4. Sixty-two per cent sunshine days. Annual rainfall, 47.19 inches. Annual snowfall, 10 inches. Prevailing westerly winds.
COLLEGES: Trinity College, a co-ordinate college for men and women, under the control of the two conferences of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, of North Carolina. Value of plant and endowment, $4,500,000.00. Enrollment for 1922-23, 930. National Training School (colored). Enrollment for 1922- 23, 227. University of North Carolina (located at Chapel Hill, twelve miles from Durham). Enrollment for 1922-23, 1,953.
COUNTY ESTABLISHED: 1881.
EDUCATION: Durham is recognized as being one of the lead- ing educational centers of the South. Its colleges and uni- versity, its public school system, its schools of music and its busi- ness school are rated among the best in the South by leading educators. (See Colleges and Schools.)
ELEVATION : 406 feet above sea level.
FIRE PROTECTION: Durham has a well equipped fire de- partment with four stations and paid personnel, giving Durham first-class insurance rating.
GOVERNMENT: Durham has had the Council-Manager form of government since May 4, 1921. It is admitted to be one of the best governed cities in the State.
HEALTH: Durham has a well organized Board of Health, with twelve employees, charged with supervision of health con- ditions in the entire county. It has been remarkably successful in its work. The white death rate for 1922 was only 10 to the 1,000. The death rate for both races was 12.8. The birth rate was 30.7. Milk, meats, water, markets, dairies, hotels and eating
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places are carefully inspected. (See report of Board of Health, 1922, for more detailed information.)
INDUSTRIES: Durham is the second largest industrial city in North Carolina, its output of manufactured products being valued at more than $80,000,000.00 annually. It has large to- bacco industries, manufacturing such well-known brands as Duke's Mixture and Bull Durham smoking tobaccos, and Pied- mont, 111, Chesterfield, Sovereign and Sweet Caporal cigarettes. It is the home of the Durham Hosiery Mills (manufacturers of the Durable Durham Hosiery, the largest manufacturers of hosiery in the world), and the Golden Belt Manufacturing Com- pany, the largest small bag manufacturers in the world. There are also manufactured in Durham Erwin and White Star sheet- ings and pillow cases, Glascow Zephyrs ginghams, chambrays and cheviots, Virginia-Carolina fertilizers, Occoneechee, Peerless and Climax flours, silk shirtings and sports goods, blank books, castings and iron products, cigars, harness, bread, ice, mattresses, brick, overalls, wagons, building materials and proprietary medicines. On account of nearness to source of raw materials, cheap electric power and its transportation facilities, Durham offers unexcelled opportunities for the location of industries.
HOSPITALS: Watts Hospital (white), one of the finest hos- pitals in the South. Value, $1,250,000.00. 102 beds. Per- sonnel of 17 physicians and 48 nurses. Lincoln Hospital (col- ored). Value, $150,000.00. 100 beds. Personnal of 8 physi- cians and 21 nurses.
HOTELS: Malbourne, Savoy, New Lochmoor, Church Street. Total of 330 rooms. Plans are being completed for the erection of a 200-room hotel at a cost of $1,000,000.00.
LOCATION: Durham is situated in the geographical center of North Carolina, a few miles north of the center of population of the State. Its terrain is slightly rolling and well drained.
POPULATION: 21,719 (February census, 1920), an increase of 3,478 over 1910, with no increase in area of city. Including population of districts within area of proposed extension of city
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limits, approximately 35,000. Native born whites, 63.9%; colored, 35.2%; foreign-born whites, 0.8%. Within a radius of twenty-five miles of Durham there are 148,000 people; fifty miles, 508,000; 100 miles, 1,758,000.
PUBLIC UTILITIES: Durham has public utilities furnishing street car, gas, telephone and electric current service. These utilities will compare favorably both in cost of service and in efficiency with those in other cities of similar size.
RECREATION: Two parks containing swimming pools, tennis courts, etc., and several large playgrounds maintained by industrial plants for the use of employees. Golf course with nine holes in use and nine more under construction. Tennis and gun clubs. College football, baseball, basketball and track are always available. The schedules of Trinity College and the University of North Carolina afford Durham citizens the oppor- tunity of seeing some of the best college teams of the East and South in action. Durham also has a professional team in the Piedmont League.
SCHOOLS: The public school system of Durham is nationally known for its equipment, high scholastic standards and pro- gressive policies. In addition, the Durham School of Music and the Southern Conservatory of Music rank among the leaders in their field. The Durham Business School is a fully accredited class "A" institution.
SEWERS: Durham has more than sixty miles of sewers, and the system is being rapidly extended. In the next year or two it is expected that dry closets will be practically eliminated in the city.
SOCIAL: The Piedmont Club affords its members all the advantages of the most modern social club. The Academy of Music, a municipally-owned theatre, is one of the finest in the State. Three motion picture theatres for white and one for colored. One vaudeville theatre.
SOCIAL AGENCIES: Young Men's Christian Association, Young Women's Christian Association, Salvation Army, Red
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Cross, Travelers' Aid, King's Daughters, Board of Charities and Public Welfare, and Wright's Refuge for Children.
STREETS: Durham is to-day one of the best paved cities in the State, and several hundred thousand dollars are being expended each year for street paving. The white way lighting system in the business district is admitted to be one of the best in the South.
TRANSPORTATION: Durham has five lines of railroads, radiating in seven different directions. It has two lines of South- ern Railway, the Seaboard Air Line Railway, the Norfolk and Western Railway, the Durham and Southern Railway and the Norfolk-Southern Railroad. These railroads afford unusually good freight facilities. Durham is also on the National High- way and the Central Highways-the principal routes between the North and South and between the East and West. Excellent bus service is maintained between Durham and Raleigh, Hender- son, Oxford, Roxboro, Greensboro, Chapel Hill and Pittsboro.
TAXES AND VALUATION: In 1922 Durham had an as- sessed valuation of $57,000,000.00 and a city tax rate of 98c on the $100.00. The county of Durham had a tax rate of 81c. The property tax is levied by the State.
For further information, apply to
DURHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
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GENERAL INDEX
Page
Abbreviations .
113
Alphabetical Directory
113
Banks
104
Business Directory
49
Cemeteries
105
Churches
106
City Government
102
Clubs ..
108 and 109
Commercial Organizations
108 and 109
County Government
101
Courts
.100 and 101
Fire Department
102
Hospitals, Asylums and Homes
107
Libraries 108
108
Miscellaneous Directory
99
North Carolina Post Offices
15
Parks .
108
Police Department
104
Public Schools
104
Schools and Colleges
104
Societies, Clubs, Associations, etc.
108
Societies-Secret .
110
State Government
100
Street Directory
555
United States Government
99
United States Post Office
99
PUBLISHERS' NOTE.
The information in this book is gathered as far as possible by actual canvass, and is compiled in a way to ensure maximum ac- curacy. The publishers cannot, of course, guarantee the correctness of information furnished them nor the complete absence of mis- takes, hence no responsibility for errors can be assumed, but we will welcome the bringing to our attention of any inaccuracies so that correction may be made in the next Directory.
HILL DIRECTORY CO., INC., Publishers.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
Reference is especially invited to the following alphabetical list of responsible, enterprising, advertising business men. The more you patronize them the better we can make the Durham City Di- rectory; your attention is also invited to the names in display BLACK TYPE throughout the book of those who take pride in sus- taining the Directory, and who do not borrow their neighbor's Di- rectory :
Bell Carey L 46
Blackuall R & Son .left top lines and 33
Cameron D B & Son right bottom lines and 29
Carolina Heating & Engineering Co .back paste down
Carpenter Motor Co left bottom lines and 24
Cheek-Holton Mfg Co
front cover and 29
Cheek T Leonard
Christian & Harward right bottom lines and 22
.right side lines and 37
Citizens National Bank
.right bottom lines and 25 City Ice & Coal Co,
bottom stencil edge and beginning each letter ofalphabet City Real Estate Co right side lines and 42
City Transfer Co right bottom lines and 45
Clarke & Frazier right bottom lines and 25
Delamar & Delamar .left bottom lines and
Dennis John A
Dennis W K Roofing & Mfg Co left top lines and 44
Durham Business School back cover and 44
Durham Flour & Feed Co
38 27
Durham Loan & Trust Co
left top lines and
4
Durham Motor Car Co
Durham Paint Co left top lines and 42 Durham Public Service Co .... right top lines and back paste down Durham Realty & Insurance Co left top lines Durham Stenographic Bureau 44
Durham Sun The back fly leaf
Fidelity Bank The .front cover, right top lines and 26
Five Points Automobile Co 23
Hall-Wynne & White
.right top lines and 37
Harris Boyd W left bottom lines and 32
Harris Dolian .right side lines and 43
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INDEX-Continued.
Haywood & Boone left bottom lines
Home Insurance Agency Ine .left bottom lines and 40
Hotel Malbourne
39
Howerton R T & Sons Inc . right bottom lines and 38 45
Jourdan Transfer Co
Lasater Roofing Co . left side lines and 44
Latta E J Roofing Co
.back cover and 43
Lawrence W H & T H
right top lines and 31
Lawson Anction Co The left side lines and 43
Lloyd A E & Co Inc left side lines
Main Street Pharmacy Co front cover and 34
Markham & Jones Co left side lines and 38
Mechanics & Farmers Bank
back fly leaf
Merchants Bank The front stencil edge and 27
Merrick, MeDougald, Wilson Co .back fly leaf
Miles Coal & Coke Co
right top lines and 31 30
Mutual Building & Loan Assn
North Carolina Mutual Life Ins Co
right side lines and
41
. Orange Briek Co
right top lines and 27
Paschall Bros
left bottom lines and
42
Perry W P right bottom lines and
46 24
Pickett Storage Battery Co
Piedmont Flower Shop
right side lines and
41
Pritchard, Bright & Co
back cover and 30 21
Rochelle S F.
.left side lines and
28
Rogers Drug Co
right side lines and 34
Salmon, Shipp & Poe
top stencil edge and 32
Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co.
left bottom lines and 30 36
Separk Foundry
Separk W D Mrs
25
Smith Herbert L
33 2
Sneed-Markham-Taylor Co
left side lines and 31
Southgate J & Son
front cover and 40
Snitt Motor Co
left top lines and
22
Thompson & Cannady
back cover and 33
3
Underwood Norman
. backbone and 28
Waverly Ice Cream Co Ine
left side lines and 40
Owl Pharmaey
left side lines and 35
Piedmont Letter Shop Inc
left top lines and
35 22
Powe E K Jr
Pullen A M & Co
Smith & Williams
Trinity College
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NORTH CAROLINA POST OFFICES
*Money ordar offices.
#Winter offices.
Abbottaburg* Bladen
Aberdeent .... Moore
Abner .... Montgomery
Abehers* . Wilkes
Acme* Columbus
Adako* . Caldwell
Adams* Watauga
Addie* Jackson
Addar* . Moore
Adley Wilkes
Advance . Davie
Airlie* Halifax
Alarka . Swain
.Albemarlet . Stanly
Albertson*
. Duplin
Alert* Franklin
Alexander . Buncombe
Alexis* Gaston
Allanstand* Madison Bath* Beaufort
Allen* . Mecklenburg
Allenton Robeson
Alliance Pamlico
Allreds
.Montgomery
Alma* . Robeson
Almond* . Swain
. Alamance Altamahaw* ..
Altamont* . Avery
Altapasst . Mitchell
Amantha* Watauga Beech* . Buncomba
Beechcreek
Avery
Bee Log*
. . Yancey
Bee Tree*
Buncombe
Belcross*
...
. Camden
Belew Creek .Forsyth
·Belhavent .Beaufort
Belmontt . Gaston
Belva*
. Madison
Belvidere
Perquimans
Belwood*
. Cleveland
Benaja
Rockingham
Benbow . Yadkin
Beng* Ashe
Benham Wilkee
Bennett* . Chatham
Bensont
.Johnston
Bentley
.Alexander
Bentonville*
.Johnston
Berea
. Granville
Bertha
Currituck
Bessemer Cityt .... . Gaston Bessie
Jackson
Beta* Jackson
Bethania* .Forsyth
Bettie . Carteret Beulaville* Duplin
Big Laurel* Madison
Big Pine* Madison
Bigridge .Jackson
*Biltmoret . Buncombe
Bına* . Ashe
Birch .Cherokee
Bisco*
Montgomery
.Dare
Bixby
.Davis
Black Creek*
Wilson Black Mountaint
Buncombe
Blackwood. .Orange Bladenborot Bladen
Blades* Craven
Bahama Durham
Bailevt . Nash Bakersville* Mitchell
Bald Creek* . Yancey Bald Mountain. .Yancey Baldwin* . Ashe
Balfour* . Handerson
tInternational money order offices.
¿ Summer offices.
*Postal savinga depositories.
Boardman* . Columbus
Bogue* . Carteret
Bogue Banks ..
... Carteret
Boiling Springs* . Cleveland
Bolivia*
Brunswick
Boltont
Columbus
Bonlee* . Chatham Bonnerton* Beaufort
Boomer*
Wilkes
Boonet .
Watauga
Boonford*
Yancey
Boonville* Yadkin
Bosley*
Gates
Bostic* .Rutherford
Boats Mills
. Cabarrus
Bowdens*
Dublin
Bragg.
Cumberland
Branch
Burke
Brandon
.Ashe
Brasstown* Clay
·Brevardt. . Tranaylvania
Battle Ground* . . Guilford Brewers* . Wilkes
Bricks*
Edgecombe
Brickton
Bridgeton*
.Craven
Bridgewater* . Burke
Bearwallow Henderson Brim* . Surry
Brinkleyville*
Halifax
Broadway" Les Charles . . Iredall
Charlottet . . Mecklenburg Cheoah* . Graham Cherokee* . Swain Cherryfield *. Transylvania Cherry Lane* . . Alleghany Cherrypoint ....... Craven Cherryvillet ....... Gaston Chicod .. . Pitt
Chimney Rock.
Rutherford
China Grovet ..... Rowan Chinquapin* ..... Duplin Chocowinity *.. .Beauford Cid* Davidson City Alleghany
Claremont* . Catawba Clarendon* Columbus Clark* Craven
Clarktont
. Bladen
Clarriasa*
Mitchell
Claytont
.Johnston
Clemmons
Forayth
Cleveland . Rowan
Rutherford
Clifton*
. Ashe
Climax*
. Guilford
Clintont
. Sampson
Clyde* Haywood
Costa* Harnett
Coeburn . Swain
Cofield.
Hertford
Cognac
Richmond
Coinjock
Currituck
Cold Spring . Burke
Colerain* .Bertie
Coleridge . Randolph Coles Store* Randolph Colfax. Guilford Colington . Dare
Collettsville .. Caldwell
Colon .Lee Columbia . Tyrrell Columbus* . Polk
Caraway . Randolph Carbonton Lee Como* .Hertford Comfort .Jones
Blaine ........ Montgomery Blanch* . Caswell Blantyre *.... . Transylvania Cardenas* . Wake Complex Davidson Carmen .... Madison .Conoordt . Cabarrus
Blounts Creek* . . Beaufort Caroleen* . Rutherford
Conetoo* Edgecombe
Blowing Rock *... Watauga Carotenn ... .Yanrey Congo ... Wilkes Blue Ridgat .. . Buncombe Carpenter* .. Bluff* Madison Carrboro* . Orange . Wake Connellys Springs* . Burke Conovert. ..... Catawba
Cartere Mille Moore
Carthaget . Moore
Cary*
. Wake
Casar*
. Cleveland
Caah Corner
. Pamlico
Cashiers*
.Jackson
Caema .
Harnett
Castalia* Nash
Castle Hayne* New Hanover
Cataloochee .... Haywood Catawba* . Catawba
Catharine Lake* . . Onalow
Cedar Creek*Cumberland Cedar Falls *.... Randolph Cedar Grove *.. .. Orange
Cedar Mountain* Transylvania
Celo* . Yancey Cerro Gordo *... Columbus Chadbourn .t ... Columbus Chalybeate Springa*
Harnett
Chambers
. Swain
Champion. .. Wilkes
Chandler *... Montgomery Chapanoke *... Perquimans
·Chapel Hillt ..... . Orange
Browns Summit* . Guilford
Brownwood* Aahe
Bruce* Pitt
Brummett Mitchell
Bruschereek
.Chatham
·Bryson Cityt . Swain
Buckner* Madison
Buffalo City
. Dare
Buffalo Cove* Caldwell Bughill* .Columbus
Buies*
Robeson
Buies Creek . Harnett Buladean Mitchell
Bullock*
Granville
Bunn*
Franklin
Bunnlevel*
Harnett
Burgawt
Pender
Burlingtont Alamance
·Burnsvillet.
Yancey
Bushnell* . Swain
Busick Yancey
Buxton*
. Dare
Bynum+
.Chatham
Cabarrua* .Cabarrus Bethelt . Pitt
Cagles Mill .... Montgomery Calahlan* . Davie
Call
. Wilkes
Calvert*
. Tranaylvania
Celypso* . Duplin
Camden*
. Camden
Cameron t
Moore
Campbell* Stokee
Camp Glenn ....... Carteret Cana* Davis
Canby ...
.Montgomery
Candler
Buncombe
Candor*
Montgomery
Cane River* . Yanoey
Canto .. Buncombe
Cantont Haywood
Asalea *
Buncombe Bachelor* Craven
Bodint . Stanly
Bagley* Johnston
Wake
Aulander*
Bertie
Aurora* Beaufort
Austin* Wilkee
Autryville Sampson
Avoca* Bertie
AYOD*
Avondale
.Rutherford
Aydent .Pitt
Aydlett* .Currituck
Brunswick
Ashborot
Randolph
"Ashevillet
Buncombe
Ashford* McDowell
Ashland* .Ashe Ashley Heights* .. Hoke Ashton* Pender Aahworth *.... Transylvania Askewville* Bertie Athlone . Yancey
Warren
Arden* . Buncombe
Argura
. Jackson
Armour Columbue
Ash*
Ansonville Anson
"Apext ..
. Wake
Apple Grove Ashe
Aquadale* . Stanly
Aquone. . Macon
Arapahos Pamlico
Bearcreek* . Chatham
Beard
Cumberland
·Beaufortt Carteret
Beaux. Wilkes
Beaver Creek* .Ashe
Amelia . Alleghany Anatone .. . Yancey
Andrewst Cherokee
Angier* Harnett
Anna+ Alleghany
Balm* .. Avery
Balaam* .Jackson
Balsam Grove*
Transylvania
Bamboo. Watauga
Bandana* Mitchell
Banks Creek Yancey
Bannere Elk . Avery
Barber* Rowan
Barco* Currituck
Barium Springs* . . Iredell
Barkers Creek+ .. . Jackson
Barnard* . Madison
Barnardaville *... Buncombe
Barnesville* .... . Robeson
Barrett
Alleghany
Bartlett.
. Camden
Bat Cave *...
. Henderson
Battleboro* . Nash
Bayboro*
Pamlico
Bear Poplar *. . Rowan
. Henderson
Brock*
. Graham
Brookaide.
Watauga
Bellarthur* . Pitt Buck . Wilkes
Ararat* . Surry Archdale . Randolph
Arcola*
Atkinson* Pender
Atlantic* .Carteret
Auburnt
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NORTH CAROLINA POST OFFICES-Continued
Conway* ... Northampton
Cooleemee* . Davia
Cooper . Cumberland
Corspeake. Gates
Corbett* . Caswell
Corinth . Chatham
Cornateer .. Davie
Cornelius ... Mecklenburg
Corolla*
. Currituck
Council*
Bladen
. Craven
Earl *.
Cleveland
Earlays*
Hertford
East Bend*
Yadkin
East Durhamt .. . Durham
East Flat Rock
Henderson
East Fruitland *.... Wilkes
East Lake*
. Dare
Esst Laport*
Jsokson
Crescent* Rowan East Monbo* . Iredell
Creaton
Creswell®
Washington
Edentont.
. Chowsa
Crieket
Wilkes
Croatan
Craven
Edgemont*
. Caldwell
Crosanore
Avery
Edison
. Ashe
Edmonde*
. Allegheny
Edneyville*
Henderson
Edwerde*
Beaufort
Edwarda Crossroads*
Alleghany
Efland t . Orange
Ela
Swain
Eleme
. Warren
Elberon
. Warren
Eldorado *... Montgomery
Elease*
. .
. Cumberland
Eleszer ...
Randolph
"Eliesbeth Cityt
Pasquotank
Elizabethtown *.... Bladen
Elkint.
. Surry
Fullers*
Randolph
Elk Park
Avery
Elk Spur
. Alleghany
Dans* .Henderson Elkton . Bladen
Danbury Stoken
Dendy. Ashe
Darby ..
Wilkes
Dardens*
Martin
Darkridg
. Avery
Darnell. Wilkes Elliott* Sem paon
Davideont Mecklenburg
Davidsona River.
Transylvania
Davis*
Carteret
Day Book . Yancey
Dealville . Alexander
Deep Run· Lenoir
Debart* . Wilkes
Delco* Columbus
Dellwood. . Haywood
Delway® Sampson
Democrat ..... Buncombe
Denim® . Guilford
(Branch of Greensboro).
Denny. . Wilkes
Denton* .Davidson
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