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FAYETTEVILLE CITY DIRECTORY (1937)
CUMBERLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
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CITY DIRECTORY Vol. 1937 VI
CONTAINING AN ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS CON- CERNS AND PRIVATE CITIZENS, A DIRECTORY OF HOUSE- HOLDERS, OCCUPANTS OF OFFICE BUILDINGS AND OTHER BUSINESS PLACES, INCLUDING A COMPLETE STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE, AND MUCH INFORMA- TION OF A MISCELLANEOUS CHARACTER;
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Abbreviations. .
Page 20
Alphabetical List of Names
21
Apartment Buildings
358
Associations and Clubs-Commercial
358
Banks and Trust Companies. 361
Buildings-Office and Public.
364
Buyers' Guide
. opposite 356
Cemeteries
365
Churches.
365
City Government.
98
Classified Business Directory
357
Clergymen
366
Clubs.
368
County Officers
76
Courts.
265
Federal Officers
265
Fire Department
98
Halls.
378
Homes and Asylums
378
Hospitals and Dispensaries.
378
Justices of the Peace
382
Labor Organizations
382
Libraries.
384
Newspapers.
387
Parks and Playgrounds
389
Police Department.
98
Post Office.
265
Railroads 391
Schools-Public. 394
Schools, Colleges and Academies. 394
Societies-Benevolent and Fraternal 395
Street and Avenue Guide. 293
United States Government 265
CUMBERLAND COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY FAYETTEVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
PAGE NUMBERS BELOW REFER TO THE BUYERS' GUIDE SECTION, THE YELLOW PAGES
Barrett Beauty Shoppe The
5
Blake Florist. 10
Branch Banking & Trust Co. front stencil and 4
Brantley Machine & Welding Works. right top lines and 17
Burkhead-De Vane Printing Co 20
Cape Fear Motors Inc right side lines and 2
City Rapid Transit Co left top lines and 5
Clifton James A Sr 15
Collins Electric.
left top lines Colonial Ice Co.
back cover and 13
Community Motors. bottom stencil and 2
Cross Creek Bldg & Loan Assn
inside back cover
Cumberland Dairies Inc.
8
Cunningham Marble & Tile Co.
left top lines
Currie Coal Co.
back cover and 7
De Vane Lumber Company 16
Efird's Dept Store. back cover and 9
Fayetteville Monument Works
inside front cover
Fayetteville Observer The
front cover and 18
First Citizens Bank & Trust Co
front cover and
5
Georgia Pine Turpentine Co
Goodrich Silvertown Stores. left top lines
Haigh Chas T
front cover and 21
Hilburn Printing Co 19
left top lines
Huske B R & Son
14
Huske Hardware House.
12
Jackson Mattress Co. 17
Jernigan Funeral Home right top lines and 10
Jernigan's Body Shop.
back cover
Kosterman Joseph A Dr
6
Kutz Saw Service Shop 22
front cover and 3 M & O Chevrolet Co.
MacKethan's Drug Store. right top lines
Matthews Pharmacy
9
McMillan-Shuler Oil Co Inc
right top lines and 11
18
Horne H R & Sons
Page
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
McRainey Welding & Machine Co .. left top lines and 17
Minor Plumbing Co .. front cover and inside front cover Newberry's Service Station right top lines P & D Motor Co Inc. right side lines and 4
Philadelphia Life Ins Co. 15
Quinn & Miller Co. back cover and 11
Radio Service Co 20
Rankin A E Co Inc. opposite inside front cover
Rankin Claude W & Son
front cover and 14
Rodgers Funeral Home
23
Rogers & Breece Inc.
right side lines and 10
Rosemont Hotel.
left top lines and 12
Sanitary Laundry & Dry Cleaners front cover and 16
Scarborough S W & Son right top lines and 21
Shoppe of Crafts 11
Smith M M back cover and 23
Souders' Pharmacy left top lines
Standard Plumbing Co back cover and 19
State Plumbing Works right top lines
Stein Bros 6
Sunnyside Floral Nursery 10
T & B Super Service top stencil and 3
Tomlinson S W Co Inc front cover and 15
Typewriter Exchange The.
left side lines
White Swan Laundry Inc
backbone and opposite inside front cover
Woodell J N. left top lines and 7
Worth Business College
right top lines and 6
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INTRODUCTION
HILL DIRECTORY CO., Inc., publishers of Southeastern Directories, present to subscribers and the general public, this, the 1937 edition of the Fayetteville City Directory. Two new features mark this edition. They are the inclusion of the wife's name in parenthesis following that of the husband, and the designation of tenant-owned homes.
Confidence in the growth of Fayetteville's industry, popula- tion and wealth, and in the advancement of its civic and social activities, will be maintained as sections of this Directory are consulted, for the Directory is a mirror truly reflecting Fayette- ville to the world.
The enviable position occupied by HILL'S Directories in the estimation of the public, has been established by rendering the best in Directory service. With an unrivaled organization, and having had the courteous and hearty cooperation of the business and professional men and residents, the publishers feel that the result of their labors will meet with the approval of every user, and that the Fayetteville Directory will fulfill its mission as a source of authentic information pertaining to the city.
Four Major Departments
The four major departments are arranged in the following order :-----
THE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES of residents and business and professional concerns is included in pages 21 to 292. This is the only record in existence that aims to show the name, marital status, occupation and address of each adult resident of Fayetteville, and the name, official personnel, nature and address of each firm and corporation in the city. A new feature of this section is the inclusion of the wife's name in parenthesis following that of the husband.
THE DIRECTORY OF HOUSEHOLDERS, INCLUDING STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE, covers pages 293 to 356. In this section the names of the streets are arranged in alpha- betical order; the numbers of the residences and business con- cerns are arranged in numerical order under the name of each street, and the names of the householders and concerns are placed opposite the numbers. The names of the intersecting streets appear at their respective crossing points on each street. A new feature of this section is the designation of tenant-owned homes.
THE BUYERS' GUIDE, beginning opposite page 356 and separately paged from 1 to 24, printed on tinted paper, contains the advertisements of leading manufacturing, business and pro-
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fessional interests of Fayetteville. The advertisements are indexed under headings descriptive of the business represented. This is reference advertising at its best, and merits a survey by all buyers eager to familiarize themselves with sources of supply. In a progressive community like Fayetteville, the necessity of having this kind of information immediately available, is obvious. General appreciation of this fact is evidenced by the many ref- erence users of this City Directory service.
THE CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY is included in pages 357 to 400. This department lists the names of all business and professional concerns in alphabetical order under appropriate headings. This feature constitutes an invaluable and indispensable catalog of the numerous interests of the com- munity. The Directory is the common intermediary between buyer and seller. As such it plays an important part in the daily activities of the commercial and professional world. More buyers and sellers meet through the Classified Business Directory than through any other medium.
Municipal Publicity
The Directory reflects the achievements and ambitions of the city, depicting in unbiased terms what it has to offer as a place of residence, as a business location, as a manufacturing site and as an educational center. To broadcast this information, the publishers have placed copies of this issue of the Directory in Directory Libraries, where they are readily available for free public reference, and serve as perpetual and reliable advertise- ments of Fayetteville.
The Fayetteville Directory Library
Through the courtesy of the publishers of the Fayetteville City Directory, a Directory Library is maintained in the offices of the Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce, for free reference by the general public. This is one of more than 450 Directory Libraries installed in the chief cities of the U. S. and Canada by members of the Association of North American Directory Pub- lishers, under whose supervision the system is operated.
The publishers appreciatively acknowledge the recognition by those progressive business and professional men who have demonstrated their confidence in the City Directory as an advertising medium, with assurance that it will bring a com- mensurate return.
HILL DIRECTORY CO., INC. Publishers.
MORE GOODS ARE BOUGHT AND SOLD -THROUGH THE
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS LISTS OF THE DIRECTORY THAN ANY OTHER MEDIUM ON EARTH
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FAYETTEVILLE AND
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
(Information Compiled by the Chamber of Commerce
Industry :
3,500 people employed in manufacturing industries. Weekly payroll, $40,000.00.
Agriculture 1936:
Value of cotton crop, $1,000,000. Value of corn crop, $310,000. Value of tobacco crop, $600,000.
Retail Distribution :
Fifty-mile trade area. 369 Establishments.
Wholesale Distribution:
Fifty-mile trade area. . 39 Establishments.
Hotels:
Prince Charles, 107 rooms. LaFayette, 90 rooms. Millbrook, 40 rooms. Rosemont, 43 rooms.
Educational :
City schools (white)- 4,000 students. 90 teachers.
City schools (colored)- 1,800 students. 41 teachers.
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State Normal School (colored)- 547 students. 17 teachers.
Transportation :
Railroads-
Atlantic Coast Line. Norfolk-Southern. Aberdeen & Rockfish.
Buses-
Atlantic Greyhound.
Queen City.
Fayetteville-Greensboro Lines.
Carolina Coach Co.
Truck Lines-
Miller Motor Express.
Hunt Motor Express.
Barbour Motor Express.
Barnwell Motor Express.
P. & F. Motor Express.
General:
Postal receipts, 1936, $80,000. 700 gas meters. 2,600 water meters. 3,224 light meters. Building permits, 1936, $300,000.
40 miles paved streets. 20 miles unpaved streets. 2,560 acres city property. 2,326 telephones.
Population :
Estimated population of city, 15,000.
Estimated population of metropolitan areas, 20,000.
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FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
Settled by Scotchmen in 1739. Located at the head of Navigation on the Cape Fear River, 115 miles from the Sea. In the center of an extensive area of beautiful scenery and prosperous smaller towns, villages and farms.
A trading center of importance and an Inland Port. Popula- tion about 18,000, an increase of 49.7% in ten years. Modern and high-class schools, large old churches of many denominations, theatres, hospitals, wide streets, extensive business establish- ments and manufacturing plants. Altitude at "OLD MARKET HOUSE," 104 feet. Mean temperature 61; no extremes of heat or cold. Seldom any snow. Abundance of pure soft water. Rolling country traversed by streams with occasional small lakes. Very healthful and delightful place to live the year around either in the city or country. Named for General LaFayette who
COURT HOUSE
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HIGH SCHOOL
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCHI
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visited his namesake in 1825. People are friendly, hospitable, and chivalrous, retaining the spirit of the Old South.
Main points of interest are: "OLD MARKET HOUSE," situated in the square; McNEILL'S MILL (1765); LIBERTY POINT where 39 patriots adopted a Declaration of Independence 13 months before Philadelphia; CROSS CREEK, where two creeks crossed each other without serious intermingling of their waters; home of FLORA MACDONALD during the Revolution- ary War; site of the United States Arsenal which was captured by the Confederates at the beginning of the Civil War and used for manufacture of arms and munitions until destroyed by General Sherman's army in 1865.
McNEILL'S MILL
RAILROADS AND PAVED HIGHWAYS diverging in all directions. FORT BRAGG, 10 miles west, the largest artillery post in the world, 28 miles long, 3 to 8 miles wide, contains 120,000 acres. A delightful place to visit. With the Cape Fear River open to navigation, a wide range of manufacturing and distributing could profitably be established here, because of raw materials such as cotton, tobacco, and timber being plentiful and close at hand, abundance of pure soft water, low cost of electric power, and reasonable rentals on buildings. Reasonably priced property can be had for homes within the city and for rural estates in the beautiful surrounding country.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
With the Cape Fear River open to navigation, Fayetteville is a recognized Inland Port which will result in reduction in transportation cost to a large territory within the State and to and from all Seaboard cities. Fayetteville has numerous desirable
SCENE OF CAPE FEAR RIVER AT FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
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locations along the railroad tracks and adjacent to the River terminal. It has a trade area of 50 miles in all directions in which are a number of small and prosperous towns. The prin- cipal farm crops are cotton and tobacco, supplemented by an extensive lumber business.
The elevation above sea-level at the "Old Market House" is 104 feet, gradually increasing in all directions and the climate is mild and is subject to no extremes of heat or cold.
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ABBREVIATIONS
acct-accountant adv-advertising agrl-agricultural agt-agent al-alley
Am-American appr-apprentice apts-apartinents archt-architect assmblr-assembler Assn-Association asst-assistant atndt-attendant atty-attorney auto-automobile av-avenue bdg-boarding bet-between bgemn-baggageman
bkbndr-bookbinder bkpr-bookkeeper bldg-building bldr-builder blk-block blksmith-blacksmith blrmkr-boilermaker blvd-boulevard br-branch
brklyr-bricklayer brkmn-brakeman cabtmkr-cabinet- maker capt-captain carp-carpenter cash-cashier Ch-Church chauf-chauffeur chf-chief civ-civil clk-clerk clnr-cleaner collr-collector conil-commercial comn-commission comnr-commissioner compt-comptometer cond-conductor confr-confectioner cons-consulting contr-contractor cor-corner corres-correspondent ct-court ctr-cutter del-delivery dep-deputy dept-department dicta-dictaphone dispr-dispatcher dist-district div-division dlr-dealer dmnstr-demonstrator do -- ditto or same dom-domestic dr-drive drftsmn-draftsman drsmkr-dressmaker
e or E-East elec-electrical electn-electrician electro-electrotyper elev-elevator embdr-embroiderer emp-employe emp agcy-employ- ment agency eng-engineer engr-engraver es-east side est-estate exch-exchange
exp-express expmn-expressman fcty-factory flgmn-flagman fnshr-finisher flr-floor
formn -- foreman
forwn-forewoman
frt-freight
ft-foot ftr-fitter furn-furniture
furn rms-furnished rooms
furngs-furnishings
gasftr-gasfitter
gdnr-gardener
gds-goods
genl-general
govt-government
gro-grocer
h-householder hairdrsr- hairdresser hd-hand
hdqrs-headquarters
hdw-hardware
hlpr-helper hngr-hanger
hosp-hospital
hsekpr-housekeeper Hts-Heights
implts-implements
imptr-importer inc-incorporated ins-insurance
inspr-inspector instr-instructor int rev-internal revenue jr-junior jwlr-jeweler
kpr-keeper
lab-laborer lbr-lumber
lieut-lieutenant
lino-linotype
litho-lithographer
Indrs-laundress Indrymn-laundryman ltd-limited
mach-machinist
mdse-merchandise mech-mechanic
mechl-mechanical mer-merchant Met-Metropolitan mfg-manufacturing mfr-manufacturer mgr-manager mkr-maker mkt-market mldr-molder
mlnr-milliner
mn-man mono-monotype msngr-messenger mstr mech-master mechanic mtrmn-motorman mus-music
mus tehr-music teacher mut-mutual n or N-North
Natl-National
ne-northeast
nr-near ns-northside nw-northwest
opp-opposite opr-operator osteo-osteopath
pass-passenger pat-patent pdlr-peddler
pharm-pharmacist photog-photographer
phys-physician
pk-park pkr-packer pkwy-parkway pl-place
plmbr-plumber
plshr-polisher
plstr-plasterer
pntr-painter
PO-postoffice PS-Public School pres-president prin-principal
prod-produce
prof-professor
prop-proprietor
prov-provisions
prsfdr-pressfeeder prsmn-pressman ptrnmkr-pattern- maker
pub-publishing publr-publisher purch-purchasing r-resides or rooms R C-Roman Catholic rd-road RD-Rural Delivery rcal est-real estate rec-receiving rep-representative reprmn-repairman restr-restaurant ret-retail
Rev-Reverend Ry-Railway RyMS-Railway Mail Service s or S-South san-sanitary sav-savings sch-school se-southeast sec-secretary sergt-sergeant ship-shipping
slsmgr-salesmanager slsmn-salesman slswn-saleswoman smstrs-seamstress soc-society solr-solicitor spl-special sq-square ss-southside sta-station sta eng-stationary engineer sten-stenographer stereo-stereotyper stmftr-steamfitter str-setter
supt-superintendent supvr-supervisor surg-surgeon sw-south west swtchmn-switchman
tchr-teacher tel-telephone teleg-telegraph
ter-terrace tmkpr-timekeeper
tmstr-tcamster tndr-tender trans-transportation
trav-traveling treas-treasurer twp-township undtkr-undertaker uphol-upholsterer US-United States USA-United States Army USMC-United States Marine Corps USN-United States Navy vet-veterinary vulc-vulcanizer w or W-West whol-wholesale whsemn-warehouse- man wid-widow wkr-worker wks-works ws-westside wtchmn-watcliman ydmn-yardman ydmstr -- yardmaster
ABBREVIATIONS OF GIVEN NAMES
Abraham-Abr Alexander-Alex Alfred-Alf Archibald-Arch Arthur-Arth August-Aug Benjamin-Beni
Catherine-Cath Charles-Chas Daniel-Danl Edward-Edw Elizabeth -Eliz Eugene- Eug Frederick-Fredk
George-Geo James-Jas Joseph-Jos Katherine-Kath Margaret-Margt Michael-Michl Patrick-Patk
Richard-Richd Robert-Robt Samuel-Saml Solomon-Sol Stephen-Steph Theodore-Theo Thomas -Thos William-Wm
S.W SCARBOROUGH & SON RENTALS -REAL ESTATE
HILL'S FAYETTEVILLE CITY DIRECTORY 1937
Copyright, 1937, by Hill Directory Co., Inc. For List of Abbreviations see opposite page
Alphabetical List of Names
A A A Vera McN Bulla br mgr Prince Charles Hotel
A & P Food Stores gros, 107 and 370 Gillespie, 240 and 423 Hay, 1215 Morganton rd and 138 Person
Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad, Geo F Dempsey traffic mgr, Edw H Hurley frt and pass agt, frt and pass sta 301 W Russell
Abrams Harold B mgr Cinderella Booterie r115 Rowan Acker Carl B (Lena M) buyer Jacob I Lessem h419 Terrell's la Acker Daisy S Mrs opr Carolina Tel & Teleg Co h119 N Ken- nedy
Acker Floyd E (Sunnie E) veneerwkr r118 N Kennedy Acker Geo (Margt J) hlpr h610 (528) Adams
Acker Jas B (Julia E) hlpr ACLRRCo h415 Person
Acker John L (Pearl G) constructionwkr h459 Lamon
Acker Wm J H (Lunett B) brklyr h118 N Kennedy
Acker Wm J H jr (Daisy S) driver Jacob I Lessem h119 N Kennedy
Ackerman Kate rRichd M McCormick
Ackerman Mary Mrs h631 Adams
Acme Novelty Co (Wade T Saunders) sheet metal wkrs 142 Bow
Acree W Thos (Daisie P) slsmn Lance Packing Co Inc h1604 Ft Bragg rd
Adams Benj F (Lemma B) U S A h319 Broadfoot av
Adams Chas E textilewkr r113 1st
Adams Clarence A (c) driver Huske Hdw House h w s Mon- roe, 6 n Cumberland
Adams Clifford L (Beatrice R) br mgr A & P Food Stores h1003 Branson
Adams Earl (Cathleen) textilewkr h1040 Lumberton rd
Adams Edw (c; Strawdy) janitor h319 (336) Wilmington rd Adams Eldon M (Connie B) h306 3d
PONTIAC
Sales and Service
PHONE
Buick
VATE. IN - HEAD
MOTOR CARS
Sales anel Service
CAPE FEAR MOTORS ING.
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PHONE 1361
228 HAY
GOODRICH Safety SILVERTOWN
TIRES BATTERIES RADIOS ACCESSORIES
Adams Emma (c) presser White Swan Lndry Inc h86 Gill al Adams Ernest (Janie R) hlpr Davison Chemical Corp h109 N Water
Adams Flora C (wid Philip L) textilewkr h113 1st Adams Francis M truck driver r530 Hay
Adams Grace textilewkr r11 Cooper
Adams Henry C (c; Lillie) st clnr h s s Fisher 1 e Wilming- ton rd
Adams Ina J Mrs r729 Athens av
Adams Jack (Rosebud) mgr Union Bus Sta r218 Green
Adams Jas C (Meta I) car inspr h216 S "C"
Adams John clk Eug G Howell r334 Blount
Adams John (c; Louise J) lab h516 Caswell
Adams Lemma B Mrs sten Thos H Sutton h319 Broadfoot av Adams Lewis (Maggie) carder Tolar, Hart & Holt Mills h11 Cooper
Adams Louis C (Mary V) pres Cape Fear Supply Co h1016 Arsenal av
Adams Loyd J (Vallie W) bkpr Swift & Co h306 Bryan
Adams Mabel (c) cook r332 Vanstory
Adams Maggie B spinner Tolar, Hart & Holt Mills 31/2 Duffer
Adams Magova (c) sch tchr r250 McIver
Adams Meta I Mrs spinner Holt-Williamson Mfg Co h216 S "C" Adams Paul (c; Ada) h428 Blount al
Adams Paul C textilewkr r113 1st
Adams Primas (c) h332 Vanstory
Adams Robt E clk r1016 Arsenal av
Adams Robt E (Edna C) rural carrier USPO and sec-treas Fayetteville Postal Credit Union h w s Westmont dr cor Hillside av (Pershing Hts) Adams Robt H student r113 1st
Adams Sallie C (c) h213 Moore
Adams Virginia (c) r86 Gill al
Adams Wm A wtchmn Davison Chemical Corp rRD 5 Adcox Daisy G r415 Person
Adcox Ethel M mfrs agt r210 Campbell av
Adcox Georgia A (wid John W) h1071 Southern av
Adcox Harvey G (Nelia G) textilewkr h1074 Powell (Tolar, Hart & Holt Mill)
Adcox Hattie Y (wid Luther H) r415 Person
Adkins Mary (c) cook h304 McIver
Aery Anna (c) cook h326 Moore
Aery Inez (c) student r326 Moore
Aetna Life Insurance Co Cuthbert Downing agt 100 Hay R403 Afford Jas (c) presser h w s Ashley 4 s Ellis
Aiken Harold M stockmn Raylass Dept Store r145 S Cool Spring Akers Donna Mrs opr Carolina Tel & Teleg Co r214 Mason
Akers Thelma Mrs slswn E Fleishman & Bros h304 Dick
Alexander Jas C (Mamie V) carder Faytex Mills Inc h10 B (Faytex Mill)
Alexander Katie Mrs rConfederate Women's Home
Alexander Mamie V Mrs spinner Faytex Mills Inc h10 B (Fay- tex Mill)
L. C. SMITH TYPEWRITERS
The Typewriter Exchange
DONALD A. McQUEEN PROP.
BOOKS STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLIES
CORONA TYPEWRITERS
SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF MACHINES
10113 HAY ST. PHONE 123 P. O. DRAWER 70
CORONA ADDERS
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Jernigan Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE
206 GILLESPIE ST.
Alexander Mary F (wid Norris B) h223 E Russell Alexander Norris B r223 E Russell
Alford Cath night supvr Pittman Hosp r do
Alford Margt nurse Pittman Hosp r do Alford Wm (c; Carrie L) lab r455 Franklin
Allen Albert (c; Mary W) h427 Murchison rd Allen Anna spinner h611 Gillespie extn
Allen Annie (c) maid 320 Green
Allen B Franklin jr (Mildred E) parts mgr Community Motors h1309 Ft Bragg rd
Allen Chas A (Ruth) yd mgr J T Allen rClinton hwy RD 2
Allen Chas P (Mamie W) carp h533 Hay
Allen Chris (Stella) fnshr Faytex Mills Inc h18 C (Faytex Mill)
Allen Clara (c) dom h e s Mossette 3 s Ellis
Allen Cora (c) h717 North
Allen Dailon fnshr Faytex Mills Inc rRD 1
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