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D. H. BUFFALOE, Vice-President
Realty Loan & Trust Co. REAL ESTATE, RENTALS & INSURANCE 125. S. SALISBURY STREET PHONE 157
Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR LEADS THE WORLD IN VALUE AND SALES
RAWLS MOTOR CO.
Where Service 18 Better
PLANTS : SELMA LILLINGTON
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152 W. Martin St.
Phone 2544-W
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RALEIGH, N. C. "THE WELCOME BANK"
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A. P. BAUMAN, Cashier B. H. LITTLE, Assistant Cashier
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HILL DIRECTORY CO.'S (INCORPORATED)
RALEIGH, N. C. CITY DIRECTORY 1923-24
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
A BUYERS' GUIDE
AND A COMPLETE
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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HILL DIRECTORY CO., Inc., Publishers DIRECTORY LIBRARY-CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 324 Fayetteville
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA.
Copyright, 1923, by Hill Directory Co., Inc.
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA CAPITAL CITY
HISTORICAL RALEIGH
Population, Census of 1920 24,418
Estimated July 1, 1923. 29,171
Raleigh was founded in 1792 and named in honor of Sir Walter Raleigh, the English explorer. It is most peculiarly close to the people of the State, having been bought for the people, by the people, and planned to be the Capital of North Carolina.
Raleigh is in the eastern central part of the State. The country surrounding is rolling, with a remarkable variety of timber, and its vegetation is a blending of that of the coastal plain and the highest Piedmont region, for it is on the boundary line between the long leaf pine and the hard woods which mark the Piedmont section. Its altitude is 363 feet above sea level. It enjoys a year-round average temperature of 60 degrees, with average sunshine of 62 per cent. It is noted for its remarkably salubrious climate, pure water and splendid sanitation.
The population is 29,171-65 per cent white, 35 per cent colored, and less than seven-tenths of one per cent foreign-born.
RALEIGH AS THE CAPITAL CITY
At no capital in the country are there more buildings or institu- tions connected with the State government than in Raleigh. These include the Capitol, which was built in 1840 of granite from a quarry that was owned by the State; the Administration Building, Hall of History, State Museum, State Library and Supreme Court, State Agricultural Building, State Departments Building, State Office Building, State Highway Building, Governor's Mansion, State Prison, State Hospital for the Insane, State School for the White Blind, State School for the Colored Deaf Mutes, State Labratory of Hygiene, State Confederate Soldiers' Home, North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, State Poultry Farm, State Experimental Farm, and State Fair Grounds. These buildings include every de- partment of the State.
There are five public parks and playgrounds. The Capitol Square is situated in the center of Raleigh, four streets running north, south, east and west from it being named for the earlier capitals of the State.
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There are ninety miles of streets, twenty-five miles of which are paved and all others improved.
There are three public libraries containing over 66,171 volumes; four hospitals, forty-seven churches of all denominations, a Y. M. C. A. costing $85,000 equipped with gymnasium, swimming pool, library, bowling alleys and many departments of interest to its members, which numbers over 675.
There are two theatres, four movies and an auditorium with seat- ing capacity of 5,000. Three public swimming pools, several swim- ming clubs and lodges and a country club with an eighteen-hole golf course.
Raleigh has seven hotels, well equipped and modern in every re- spect, the total number of guests taken care of in 1922 being around 150,000.
Raleigh has a Chamber of Commerce of 800 members.
The building permits for 1922 were $3,000,000 and for the first three months of 1923 were $1,128,835.37. One hundred and one new homes have been built since January 1, 1923.
The bank deposits in 1922 were $7,273,250.48 over 1921.
. Raleigh has a full motorized fire department with thirty-three officers and privates, fifty-seven alarm stations and three head- quarters. The city ranks first-class as to insurance rates.
The assessed valuation is $40,000,000. This does not include any State property, the valuation of which is several millions.
RALEIGH AS AN EDUCATIONAL CENTER
Raleigh is an educational center, having twenty-seven schools of various classes from grammar school to university. There are four- teen public schools with an attendance of over 4,567 children. The number of students in other institutions is about 6,879, making a total of over 11,446 students in Raleigh. There are six colleges and one university, two preparatory schools for small boys and girls, and several State and fraternal schools. The proportion of students in the schools of all classes is greater as compared to the whole popula- tion than any other city in the South.
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering was established in 1885. The college confers the B. S. degrees, offering practical and technical education in agriculture, horticulture, animal industry, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical en- gineering, highway engineering, chemistry, dyeing, agricultural en- gineering, textile engineering, agricultural economics and business administration. It also offers practical training in many branches of construction work.
Meredith College is the largest Baptist college for women in the State. It offers four general courses, conferring the A. B. and B. S.
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degrees and giving diplomas in music and art. A graduate from Mere- dith is accepted in Northern universities.
St. Mary's School for Girls is the largest Episcopal school for girls in the United States. The school offers preparatory work and two years college work, giving diplomas in music, art, home economics, business and expression. It was founded in 1842.
Peace Institute, a junior school for girls, was founded in 1857. The school offers preparatory work and two years college work, giv- ing diplomas in music, art and all other courses.
Shaw University, a Baptist institution of high education for negroes. The degrees of B. A., B. S. and B. T. are conferred.
St. Augustine School, an Episcopal school for negroes, covers an area of 110 acres. Four hundred and eighty-eight students were en- rolled in 1921. The Junior college course prepares for entrance into the third year of a standard college or university.
RALEIGH AS AN INDUSTRIAL CENTER
From an industrial standpoint Raleigh has made splendid progress. It has sixty-seven manufacturing plants which turn out cotton goods, yarns, hosiery, underwear, boilers, structural iron works, agricultural implements, vehicles, cotton oil and fertilizers, phosphate, school supplies, books and printing generally, building materials, monu- ments, street paving materials, washboards, candy and woodenware. Cotton products for last year were valued at $1,341,454.05.
There are eight banks, eight printing houses and fifty-two news- papers and periodicals are published here. The extent of the print- ng business exceeds that of any city this size in the South based upon our population.
There is one electric company, The Carolina Power and Light Company, with $15,000,000 stock operating the street railway and furnishing light and power to all manufacturing plants. This com- pany furnishes electricity to points between Raleigh and Roxboro to the northward, Goldsboro to the eastward, Durham to the west- ward, and Fayetteville on the southward. It obtains water generated electric power from the Buckhorn Falls on the Cape Fear River, ninety-seven miles distant. It also maintains here an auxiliary or reserve steam power plant. It has available 100,000 horsepower for use.
This company also operates the gas plants in Raleigh and Durham. The gas supply in Raleigh amounts to 800,000 cubic feet daily.
RALEIGH AS A DISTRIBUTING AND WHOLESALE CENTER
Raleigh is located on three trunk line railroads: Southern, Norfolk- Southern and Seaboard. These railroads lead in all directions and afford excellent facilities for the business and shopping public.
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There are sixty passenger trains daily, and very good freight and passenger service. The platform facilities of the combined railroads will accommodate 110 cars daily and forty-seven package cars are operated from Raleigh each day.
We distribute into every section of the State notions, millinery, candy, ice cream, drugs, brick, groceries, automobile supplies, flour, feed, athletic goods, vegetables, cotton and tobacco products, lumber, office supplies, school supplies and contractors' implements. There are forty-seven large wholesale houses here which ship to all parts of the State. We also distribute road-building and earth-moving machinery.
RALEIGH AS AN AGRICULTURAL CENTER
Raleigh is located in the center of a rich farming country. Lands have doubled, and in some instances trebled in value during the past five years. The country in this vicinity produces a great variety of crops, including corn, cotton, small grain, tobacco, sorghum, peas and all sorts of truck, and in the county of Wake, of which Raleigh is the county seat, the corn-growing record of the United States has been broken by the production of 226 bushels on an acre, and the cotton-growing record by the production of three and one-half bales on an acre.
ROAD FACILITIES
Raleigh is on five highways: the Capital to Capital, Central, Ocean to Ocean, Calhoun, and connects directly with Bankhead. All roads leading to Raleigh are either sand-clay or macadam. It is midway between Washington and Atlanta and on the great highway between Quebec and Miami.
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GENERAL INDEX
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Abbreviations
181
Alphabetical Directory
181
Banks
163
Building and Loan Associations
166
Business Directory
69
Cemeteries .
167
Chamber of Commerce
175
Churches
167
City Government
160
Clubs
173
Colleges and Schools
171
Commercial Organizations
173
Courts
.157, 158 and 160 County Government
159
Fire Department
160
Hospitals and Asylums
170
Index to Advertisements
11
Labor Organizations
177
Libraries
170
Military
171
North Carolina Post Offices
14
Police Department
160
Post Office
154
Public Schools
171
Schools and Colleges
171
Societies-Clubs, Associations, etc.
173
Societies-Secret 177 and 178
Street and Avenue Guide. 643
Street Railways 172
State Government 156
United States Government
153
United States Post Office
154
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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Parks and Places of Amusements, etc.
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 Raleigh Directory; your attention is also invited to the names in DISPLAY BLACK TYPE throughout the book of those who take pride in sustaining the city directory, and who do not borrow their neighbor's direc- tory.
Adkins W C Sheet Metal Works
59
Allen-Marshall Motor Co right bottom lines and 26
Allison & Betts left bottom lines
Askew John
54 48
Atlantic Life Insurance Co
.left top lines and
Auto Electric & Battery Co left side lines and
23
Auto Repair & Welding Co
Auto Service Co right side lines and
Barbee & Co
Bland Cleaners
Bland Hotel The
left side lines and
Bowles Music Co.
.right side lines and
Bragg Hardware Co
.left top lines and
Brantley John C .
. left side lines and
Briggs Thomas H & Sons
right bottom lines and
Brotan's Fifth Avenue Shop
Campbell-Warner. Co
Campbell's Art Studio
Capital City Laundry left side lines and
Carolina Builders Corporation left side lines and Cascade Laundry Co
Cherokee Brick Co right top lines and
Chipley Motor Co
Citizens National Bank right bottom lines and
Cobb-Oakland Co right top lines and
Colonial Motor Co
Commercial National Bank The front cover and
Commercial Printing Co
. bet 276 and 277
Commonwealth Coal Co
.right bottom lines and 36 47
Cooper Monument Co back cover and 65
Cothran & McKimmon Motor Co left bottom lines and 28
Cross & Linehan Co left top lines and
36
Cumnock Brick Co
front cover and
34
D & S Motor Co
.left bottom lines and
29 29
Dail Overland Co
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25 4 35 47 36 52 44 41 44 49 51 64 49 35 50 34 28 31 28 28 32
Connor & Ruffin
left side lines and
left bottom lines and
Boone Charles R
INDEX-Continued.
De Luxe Clothiers .left side lines and 36
Dermott Heating Co
.right top lines and 44
Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles
Dortch & Hines Inc
.left bottom lines and
27 58
Durant Motor Cars left bottom lines and 29 Durham Life Insurance Co right side lines and 48 51
Edison-Dick Mimeographs .left side lines and
Evans' John W Son
right side lines and
F W D Sales Co
Fallon J J Co
Fogleman Edgar L
Fort David F Jr
.right bottom lines and
Franklin Automobile Sales Co
G M C Trucks .
Gardner S G & Co
Gomez Angelo A
Goodwin-Smith Furniture Co
Hornaday & Faucette left top lines and
Hotel Raleigh
Hotel Sir Walter left side lines
Hudson-Belk Co
Jennings Tire Co back cover and
Johnson Charles E Jr
Johnson Coal & Ice Co
Jolly & Wynne Jewelry Co
. left side lines and
Kelly-Springfield Tires
back cover and
King J H & Co
Koonce J S Furniture Co .left side lines and
Lassiter L M Motor Co
Lee W D Motorcycle Co
right side lines and 51
Lightner C E & Bro
.right side lines and 43
Lillington Brick Co .front cover and 34 2 MeDonald Paint & Specialty Co McElwee Motor Co 27 McKimmon & McKee right side lines and Maupin A M .right top lines and 48 48 Meredith College 60 Montfort John B 55 Moseley & Bland Co · left side lines and 58 34
Mutual Building & Loan Assn
left side lines and
Nash Motor Sales Co left top lines and 29
News and Observer Publishing Co The . back fly leaf North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering. . Norwood George M Brick Co .front cover and 61 34 28
Oakland Motor Cars
Oldham & Worth Inc right bottom lines and "Oldsmobile"
35 26
Parker-Hunter Realty Co backbone and 57
Parrott Rowland M. . right and left side lines and pages 23 and 51 Peace Institute
62
Phinney Sales Co
left top lines and 30
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40 25 3 3 49 25 58 43 26
.right top lines and 28 42 · right top lines and 23 .right top lines and 58 29 28 21 right side lines and 51 43 56 47
23 25
Elliott Addressing Machines .right side lines and
INDEX-Continued.
Powell & Powell Inc
right side lines and 38
Prince Robert E
3
Progressive Real Estate Co .left side lines and 59
Pullen A M & Co back cover and 22
Raleigh Building & Loan Assn . left bottom lines and 35
Raleigh Damp Wash Co
Raleigh Iron Works Co .back paste down
Raleigh Letter Writers
.left side lines and 50
Raleigh Printing Co right side lines and 56
Raleigh Roofing & Cornice Co - left side lines and 59
Raleigh Savings Bank & Trust Co right bottom lines and 30
Raleigh Times .
. back fly leaf
Rawlings A Lee & Co
left bottom lines and 22
Rawls Motor Co
. . front cover and
27
Realty Loan & Trust Co
front cover and
Reid & Smith
Richardson George D Co
left top lines and
57 55 48 .63
St Mary's School
St Sing Marble & Granite Works
44
Sanitary Laundry
left side lines and
50 65
Scarboro William T Dr
Selma Brick Co front cover and
34
Sir Walter Filling Station right side lines and
26
Sir Walter Hotel Co The
.. left side lines
Slaughter Culvert Co back cover and 39 Southern Life & Trust Co Spingler Albert G Dr back cover and 56 52 29 30 "Star" Motor Cars left bottom lines and
Staudt's Bakery
Steinmetz Henry
.right side lines and
42 23 -
Structural Supply Co
Studebaker Sales & Service
Thiem James E
right top lines and
Thompson Electrical Co . bottom stencil edge and
Times Publishing Co . back fly leaf
Title Guaranty Insurance Co. top stencil edge and
Upchurch Bob
Vinson G L & Co .. front stencil edge, before U and Z and
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. left top lines and Wake County Seed Co
Wake Foundry Co
Walker Electric Co right bottom lines and
41
White & Hodgin Co
right side lines and
37 33 64
Willis & Champion
Wilson's Stores front cover and 5.9 45
Wright Hotel The
Wyatt-Burruss Fuel Co .right top lines and 38
Yarborough Hotel The
46
Yates Auto Service
24
Storr Advertising Co
28 53 41
64 52 55 33 38 43
Williams Alfred & Co
50
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NORTH CAROLINA POST OFFICES
"Monsy ordar offices.
+International money order offices.
¡Summer offices.
.Postal savings depositorice.
Boardman® Columbus
Bogue . Carteret
Bogue Banks.
.Carteret
Boiling Springs. . Cleveland
Bolivia®
Brunswick
Boltont
. Columbus
Bonlee
Chatham
Bonnerton
Beaufort
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Wilkes
Boonet
Watauga
Boonford
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Boonville
. Yadkin
Boeley
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Rutherford
Boste Mills*
. Cabarrus
Bowdens"
. Dublin
Bragg ...
. Cumberland
Branch
Burke
Brandon
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Celo
. Yancey
Cerro Gordo .... Columbus
Chedbourn. t ... Columbus
Chalybeate Springs®
Chambers ....... Swain
Champion .. ..... Wilkes Chandler .... Montgomery Cbapanoke" ... Porquimans ·Chapel Hillt ...... Orange Charles .. . Iredell
Charlottet . . Mecklenburg Cheosh. . Graham Cherokee. ..... . Swain Cherryfield *. Transylvania Cherry Lane. . . Alleghany Cherrypoint ....... Craven Cherryvillet ....... Gaston Chicod .... . . . .. Pitt
Chimney Rook
Rutherford
China Grovet ..... Rowan Chinquapin ........ Duplia Chocowinity .... Beauford Cid" . Davidson City .. Alleghany
Claremont . Catawba Clarendon® Columbus
Clark. . Craven
Clarktont
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Clemmons . Forsyth
Cliffaide® Rutherford
Clifton Asbe
Climax* . Guilford
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Coleridge ..
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Colfax
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Colington
Dare
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Canto Buncombe Columbia Tyrrell Columbus Polk
*Cantont
Baywood
Bagley+ Johnston
Babame+ .Durham
Bailevt .. . Nash
Bakersville Mitchell
Bald Creek . Yancey
Bald Mountain. . .. Yancey Baldwin® ... . . . Ashe
Balfour* ....... Henderson
Balm"
. Avery
Aberdeent ....
. Moore
Abner ....
.. Montgomery
Absbera® . Wilkes
Acme *.. . Columbus
Adako® Caldwell
Adams
Watsuga
Addio *. Jackson
Addar® . Moore
Adley .
. Wilkes
Advance .Davie
Airlio *. Halifax
Alarks. . Swain
"Albemarlet . Stanly
Albertson .Duplin
Alexander®
...
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Alexia" . Gaston
Allanstand. . Madison
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Alliance
. Pamlico
Allredo
. Montgomery
Alma·
Robeson
Almond®
. Swain
Altamahaw *.
.Alamance
Altamont® . Avery
Altapasst ..
. Mitchell
Anstone .. . Yancey
Andrewst Cherokee
Angier+ Harnett
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.Alleghany
Ansonville" Anson
·Apext .. Wake
Apple Grove .Asbe Belmont .Gaston
Aquadale® . Stanly
A quode. Macon
Arapahoe® Pamlico
Ararat+ . Burry
Archdale® Randolph
Arcola" ...
.. Warren
Arden .. Buncombe
Argura ...
.Jackson
Armour . Columbus
Anh® Brunswick
.Ashborot
.Randolph
·Ashevillet
Ashford® . .. .Buncombe
. MoDowell Ashland® . Ashe Ashley Heighta". ...... Hoke
Ashton . Pender Ashworth ..... Transylvania Askewville®, Bertie Athlone Yancey Atkinson® .Pender Atlantic® . Carteret Auburnt .. .Wake Aulander .Bertie
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Austin® . Wilkes
Autryville® Sampson
Avon" . Dare
Avondale. Rutherford Aydent .. Pitt
Black Creek.
Wilson
Black Mountaint
Buncombe
Blackwood .Orange Bladenborot ... Bladen
Blades" ..
. Craven
Blaine ........ Montgomery Blanch" ...
Blantyre *.... . Transylvania
Blounts Creek" . . Beaufort
Caroleen®
Rutherford
Blowing Rock .... Watsugs Carotenn ...... .Yancey Blue Ridget . . . Buncombe Carpenter® ..... . Wake Congo .... . . Wilk& Connellys Springs* . Burke Bluff+ Conovert ....... Catawba
Carrboro® . Orange
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Carthaget
. Moore
Cary ..
. Wake
Casar"
Cleveland
Cash Corner"
. Pamlico
Cashiers"
Jackson
Caama
Harnett
Castalia+ . Nash
Castle Hayne New Hanover
Cataloochee .... Haywood Catawba . Catawba
Catharine Lake. .. Onslow Cedar Creek.Cumberland Cedar Falle ..... Randolph Cedar Grove® ..... Orange Cedar Mountain
Transylvania
"Brevardt. ..... Transylvania
Brewers*
. Wilkes
Bricks*
Edgecombe
Brickton+
Benderson
Bridgeton*
Craven
Bridgewater
.Burke
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Beard .
Cumberland
Bearwallow
. Henderson
Brim"
.Surry
Brinkleyville *. . Halifax
Broadway* .Lee
Brock"
. Graham
Watauga
Brookeide
Browns Summit. . Guilford
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. Mitchell
Bruschcreek
. Chatham
Swain
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Buckner*
. Madison
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Bughill+
Columbus
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Buladeen
. Mitchell
Bullock·
Granville
Bunn*
.Franklin
Bunnlevel®
Harnett
Burgawt
Pender
Burlingtont
Alamance
·Burnsvillet
Yancey
Bushnell"
Swain
Cleveland
.Rowan
Beres*
. Granville
Bertha
. Currituck
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Bessie
.Jackson
Burton®
.Dare
Busick
Yancey
Beta
.Jackson
Byaum
. Chatham
Cabarrus
Cabarrus
Cagles Mill .... Montgomery Calahlan® Davie Call Wilkes
Calvert® . Transylvania
Calypso® . Duplin
Camden
. Camden
Cameron t
Moore
Campbell®
Stokes
Camp Glenn ....... Carteret Cana .... Davis
Canby ... . Montgomery
Candler®
Buncombe
Candor"
Montgomery
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Carbonton Lee
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. Madison
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Transylvania
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....
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. Yancey
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. Henderson
Bath*
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Battleboro
. Nash
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. Pamlico
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. Wilkes
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. Ashe
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. . Yancey
Bee Tree+
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. Camden
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. Cleveland
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Benham
Wilkes
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Bentley
Alexander
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.Forsyth
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Bettie. Carteret
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Big Laurel
Madison
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Madison
Bigridge
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