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WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
The Morning Journal
Offers unusual inducements for the sale of any commodity.
Advertisements placed in the Journal reach a large class of intel- ligent, well-to-do people.
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First-Class in Every Respect Fish, Oysters and Game in Season
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Travelers While in the City Make This Their Headquarters MEALS AT ALL HOURS HOLBROOK & WINFREE, Props.
THE CRITERION BELL 'PHONE 186 HOLBROOK & WINFREE
DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wines, Ales, Porters, Champagnes, Cigars, &c. 415 TRADE STREET
WINSTON,
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North Carolina
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ESTABLISHED 1872
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MANUFACTURERS OF
Business Wagons, Buggies, Etc. Rubber Tires, Blacksmithing
PAINTING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
954-958 Liberty Street BELL 'PHONE 609
WINSTON - NORTH CAROLINA
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Corner 4th and Cherry
First-Class Printing
Prompt Service
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UP-TO-DATE-STYLES Lowest Prices Guaranteed
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Is the place to get your Furniture. See me before you buy ·
CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS 'PHONE 667
A. C. BRANDON
DEALER IN
Graby and Hanry Groceries COUNTRY PRODUCE
Corner Trade and 9th Streets 'PHONE 671
A. DAYE IS ALWAYS IN THE LEAD HE CARRIES THE MOST COMPLETE AND UP-TO-DATE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE IN THE CITY. He has anything you want in Dress Goods, Novelties, Notions, Trimmings, Laces, Embroidery, Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets, Furs, Jackets, Skirts, Waists, Millinery, Etc. Also fine line Shoes and Gents' Furnishings.
He cordially invites you and your friends to visit his Two Stores. 416-418 LIBERTY STREET Wholesale and Retail ·
A. DAYE
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Bargains in
Furniture, Stoves and Crockery MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Guitars, Banjos and Violins
WE BUY, SELL, AND EXCHANGE NEW FURNITURE FOR OLD MOVING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE
437 LIBERTY STREET,
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
A. P. GRIZZARD
-DEALER IN- - STAPLE AND FANCY Groceries
Sole Agents for Ideal Flour and Sovereign Mocha and Java Coffee 213 Main Street, WINSTON, N. C.
G. W. MoSwain
Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting
AND GENERAL REPAIR WORK
No. 106 West Fifth St. Bell ' Phone 274
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WALSH'S Winston-Salem
NORTH CAROLINA City Directory FOR
1906
APPENDIX DEPARTMENT, Showing Governments, Institutions and Trades, Incorporated Companies, Churches, Schools, Secret and other Societies, Etc., Etc.
STREET DEPARTMENT, Showing Streets and Avenues, Numbers, and Name of Occupant.
GENERAL DEPARTMENT, DIVIDING THE RACES, Showing Name, Wife's Name, Occupation and Residence.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT, Showing the Business and Professions under Classified Headings.
THIS VOLUME ALSO CONTAINS
Regular Advertising Pages, and is so arranged and printed on different tinted paper to enable the user to ascertain information wanted with rapidity.
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PUBLISHED BY THE WALSH DIRECTORY COMPANY, CHARLESTON, S. C.
CONTENTS, GENERAL STYLE OF ARRANGEMENT, AND CLASSIFICATION OF EACH DEPARTMENT, COPYRIGHT 1906, BY THE WALSH DIRECTORY CO. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
PREFACE.
22,862
CENSUS 22,862
N presenting our 1906 volume of the Winston-Salem Directory, we take pleasure in stating that Winston-Salem has made remarkable strides both in population and general improvement since the publication of the last Directory in 1904.
The census as shown above is for Winston-Salem and suburbs (the territory em- braced in this volume) and will be found as accurate as man can make such returns, the figures are not an estimate, but are an actual count, taken by men who spend every day of their lives in just such work, and each and every one connected made sworn statement as to the correctness of their work.
This volume is divided into five departments, viz .:
First is Appendix showing churches, schools, secret and benevolent societies, in- corporated companies, State, County and City Governments, etc.
Second is the Street Department showing streets and avenues in alphabetical order regardless of their location, showing number of each house and name of occupant.
Third is White Department showing the names of white population, name of wife, if married, occupation and residence address.
Fourth is Colored Department, which is the same as the White Department.
Fifth is the Business Department showing the Business and professions under cor- rect classification in alphabetical order.
As in the past, every useful feature known in directory preparation is used, and in this connection we invite the citizens to compare the Winston-Salem work with any directory published, no matter where.
In its preparation only expert directory compilers were used.
In the general departments where the names are shown, whether a citizen of Winston- Salem, Centerville, Southside, Waughtown, etc., the names are shown in proper alphabetical order; and following every name in the Directory we show the address, giving street and number, and if in Winston, show by initial letter (W); for Salem, (S); for Centerville, (C); for Southside, (S S). and Waughtown, (W T).
In conclusion, we desire to extend our thanks for the many courtesies shown the representatives of this work during its preparation; and to those who by their support made the publication possible, with assurance that we will continue to give the best service possible and improve each succeeding volume over its predecessor, we are, respectfully,
THE WALSH DIRECTORY COMPANY,
Winston-Salem, N. C .. July 5th, 1906.
W. H. WALSH, President.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGE
PAGE
Abbreviations 157
Banks and Bankers. 52
Board of Health. 49
Business Directory 423
Cemeteries. 52
Church Directory 52
City Government (Winston)
50
City Government (Salem).
52
County Government. 50
Educational. 54
Fire Department. 52
General Directory (White). 157
Societies and Clubs.
61
State Government .
49
General Directory (Colored).
147
Hospitals, Asylums and Homes.
56
Telegraph, Telephone and Express
Companies.
62
Incorporated Companies.
56
Judiciary
50
59
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
PAGE
Allen Company (The) .. side lines
Barbee Paper Box and Printing Co. 5
Bennett, Gentry & Co. 454
Bennett, J. A., and C. E ..
. side
lines and opp
160
Bessent, J. C.
front cover.
Blum & Fleming.
. bottom lines
and opp
228
Bodenheimer, Chap.
opp.
Brandon, A. C.
6
Brickenstein, L. B .. bottom lines
and opp.
422
Brown, Rogers Co .. ... top lines.
Casper Company (The). top stencil.
Cranford, N. L. & Co .... side lines and back cover.
Cranford, W. G. 454
Daily Sentinel.
457
Daingerfield, A. B
front cover.
Daye, A. & Co ..
6
Fisher Livery Co.
.opp.
207
Fogle Bros. Co .. bottom lines and
opp 216
Follin-Hodgin Co .... bottom lines
and opp .. :
206
Foltz, H. W .. top lines and opp. 209 Franklin, W. E .... bottom lines. Fries Mfg. & Power Co .... bottom lines and opp. 208
Gray, Eugene E ... . front cover,
top lines and opp.
217
Grizzard, A. P.
7
Grubbs, C. T.
455
Holbrook & Winfree
front
stencil and.
4
Huntley-Hill-Stockton Co
top
lines.
King Printing Co.
opp.
246
Landquist & Pfohl.
.side lines.
Lanier, J. S.
455
Life Insurance
Co.
of Virginia
top lines.
Lomas, C. J ..
455
Lynchburg Dental & Surgical Depot
bottom lines.
McSwain, G. W .. side lines and ..
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62
Military
Miscellaneous Directory
(Appendix)
49
Newspapers. 59
Parks and Places of Amusement .. . 60
Post-Office Department. 51
Police Department. 51
Public Schools 54
Private Schools and Colleges 54
Street Directory. 101
Secret and Benevolent Organiza-
tions.
60
United States Local Officials.
.
PAGE
169
Index to Advertisers-Con.
PAGE
Meyers-Westbrook Co .. side lines and opp. 157
Miller Bros. Co.
bottom lines.
Morgan & Cuthrell. . back cover and
O'Hanlon, E. W.
.front cover.
454
Ogburn-Vest Co .. front cover and bottom lines.
Peoples National Bank. . front cover
Phillips, J. H ..
side lines.
Piedmont Furniture Co. 7
Piedmont Savings Bank.
back
cover
Pine Forest Inn
.opp.
423
Rosenbacher & Bro
6
Sapp, Chas. F. & Co. 455
Simpson Drug Co .... bottom lines.
Sledge, F. M.
6
Smith-Phillips Lumber Co. 7
Stanford & Bennett.
5
Stone Printing & Mfg. Co
156-346-422-453
Tesh, B. E. & Co .... bottom lines.
PAGE
Thomas, C. M. & Co .... top lines,
back cover and opp.
320-321
Thompson, P. A .
back cover.
Union Guano Co
456
Union Republican Publishing Co opp. 156
Virginia Brewing Co.
.opp.
229
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co ..
Vogler, A. C. & Son. . top lines and bottom stencil
Vogler, W. T. & Son .... top lines and front cover.
Wachovia Loan & Trust Co .. back bone .
Wachovia National Bank.
... top
lines and.
2
White & Baynes 5
Winston-Salem Gas Co .. top lines.
Winston-Salem Journal. .
3
Winston Steam Laundry.
... back
cover .
Zimmerman, J. S .. .
side lines.
APPENDIX :
WALSH'S Winston-Salem, N. C., Directory For 1906.
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DIRECTORY
STATE GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Executive Department.
(Capital, Raleigh.)
Governor .- Robert B. Glenn, of
Forsyth.
Lieutenant-Governor .- Francis D. Winston, of Bertie.
Secretary of State .- J. Bryan Grimes, of Pitt.
State Treasurer .- Benjamin R. Lacy. of Wake.
State Auditor .- Benjamin F. Dixon, of Cleveland.
Attorney General .- Robert D. Gilmer, of Haywood.
Superintendent of Public Instruction .-
J. Y. Joyner, of Guilford
Adjutant General .- T. R. Robinson, of Mecklenburg.
State Librarian .- M. O. Sherrill, of Catawba.
Commissioner of Labor and Printing .- Henry V. Varner, of Davidson.
Superintendent of Public Buildings .- C. C. Cherry, of Edgecombe.
Governor's Council.
The Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, and Superintendent of Public Instruction.
State Board of Education.
The Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer. Auditor, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Attorney General.
Board of Public Buildings and Grounds.
The Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, and Attorney General.
State Board of Pensions.
The Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, and Attorney General.
Corporation Commission.
Franklin McNeill, of New Hanover, Chairman; Samuel L. Rogers, of Macon; E. C. Beddingfield, of Wake; Chief Clerk, H. C. Brown, of Surry.
State Insurance Department.
James R. Young, of Vance, Insurance Commissioner; Chief Clerk, D. H. Milton, Reidsville.
Geological Survey Officers.
J. A. Holmes, State Geologist; W. W. Ashe, forester; E. W. Myers, assistant ; J. II. Pratt, mineralogist ; R. H. Sykes, Secretary; office in Agricultural Build- ing, Raleigh.
State Board of Health.
George G. Thomas, M. D., president. Wilmington; S. Westray Battle, M. D., Asheville: Henry W. Lewis, M. D., Jack- son; W. P. Ivey, M. D., Lenoir; Thos. E. Anderson, M. D., Statesville; J. Howell Way, M. D., Waynesville; W. O. Spencer, M. D., Winston-Salem; J. L. Ludlow, C. E. Winston; Richard H. Lewis, M. D., secretary and treasurer, Raleigh.
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Member of Congress from the Fifth District .- W. W. Kitchen (Dem.) of Roxboro.
Judicial Department.
The Supreme Court of North Caro- lina .- Walter Clark, of Wake, Chief Justice; Geo. H. Brown, of Washington; Wm. A. Hoke, of Lincolnton; Henry G. Connor, of Wilson, and P. D. Walker, of Mecklenburg, associate Justices; Thomas S. Kenan, of Raleigh, clerk; J. L. Seawell, of Raleigh, office clerk; Robert H. Bradley, of Raleigh, marshal and librarian; J. C. Biggs, Durham, reporter.
The Supreme Court meets on the first Monday of February and the fourth Monday of August of each year. The Call of Appeals from the Judicial Dis- tricts begin on Tuesday of each week during the term.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Forsyth County.
County Seat, Winston. Court-House, bounded by Third, Fourth, Main and Liberty streets.
County Officers.
Clerk of Court .- R. E. Transou, Bethania.
Sheriff .- F. P. Alspaugh, Winston- Salem.
Registrar of Deeds .- H. W. Lindsay, Kernersville.
Treasurer .- H. L. Riggins, Winston- Salem.
Coroner .- J. M. Robertson, Winston. Surveyor .- E. A. Conrad, Winston- Salem.
County Superintendent of Health .- Dr. S. F. Pfohl, Winston-Salem.
Superintendent of County Home .- C. C. Flynt, Winston-Salem.
Superintendent of Public Instruction .- W. B. Spease, Winston-Salem.
Jailor .- O. W. Hanner.
County Board of Education.
J. F. Griffith, chairman, Winston- Salem.
E. W. Hauser, Vienna.
County Commissioners.
M. D. Bailey, chairman, Winston- Salem.
Dr. E. F. Strickland, Bethania. D. W. Harmon, Kernersville.
County Board of Elections.
E. H. Wilson, chairman, Winston- Salem.
J. R. Nance, Kernersville. R. C. Lineback, Vienna.
County Board of Pensions.
S. A. Ogburn, chairman, H. F. Burk, J. N. Anderson, R. E. Transou, clerk of Board.
Members of the Legislature.
(From Forsyth County.)
G. H. Hasten and J. D. Waddill.
COURTS.
(Sitting at Winston-Salem.)
Judges serve in rotation.
Superior Court.
Eleventh Judicial District .- E. B.
Jones, resident judge, Winston.
S. P. Graves, solicitor, Mount Airy.
Composed of the counties of Forsyth, Ashe, Rockingham, Alleghany, Caswell, Surry, Stokes.
Convenes at Winston for trial of criminal cases February, May (mixed term), July, October.
Convenes for trial of civil cases March, September, December.
GOVERNMENT OF WINSTON.
City Hall, corner Main and East Fourth Streets.
Mayor .- O. B. Eaton.
Mayor Pro Tem .- W. T. Brown.
City Clerk and Treasurer .- W. E. Franklin.
City Tax Collector .- T. L. Farrow.
City Attorneys .- Watson, Buxton & Watson.
Chief of Police .- F. G. Crutchfield.
City Engineer and Superintendent of Water Works .- R. P. Henry. City Physician .- Dr. J. L. Hanes. Chief of Fire Department .- A. J. Gale. Assistant Chief, R. C. Taylor.
Chief Engineer Fire Department .- J. H. Holmes.
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City Market Clerk .- E. O. Curtis. Superintendent of Streets .- S. J.
Lambe.
Sanitary Officer .- J. S. Young.
Superintendent of Public Schools .- W. S. Snipes.
Janitor City Hall .- Edw. Rothrock.
Aldermen.
First Ward .- R. S. Galloway, Sterling Smith and A. S. Hanes.
Second Ward .- J. K. Norfleet, F. J. Liipfert and W. T. Brown ..
Third Ward .- G. T. Brown, W. G. Cranford and J. L. Casper.
Standing Committees.
Finance .- Liipfert, G. T. Brown, Gal- loway.
Sanitary .- Galloway, Norfleet, Casper. Streets .- W. T. Brown, Norfleet, Hanes Police .- Smith, Norfleet, Galloway.
Fire .- W. T. Brown, Liipfert, Smith, F. J. Liipfert.
Schools .- Norfleet, G. T. Brown.
Water .- Norfleet, Liipfert, G. T. Brown.
Sewerage .- Hanes, W. T. Brown, Casper.
Lights .- G. T. Brown, Casper, Smith. Building .- Cranford, Hanes, Galloway. Market .- Casper, Liipfert, Cranford.
Fire Limits .- Smith, W. T. Brown, Cranford.
Park .- Hanes, Smith, Cranford.
Cemetery .- Liipfert, G. T. Brown. Hanes.
Conference .- W. T. Brown, G. T. Brown, Norfleet.
Board of Graded School Commis- sioners .- J. C. Buxton, chairman; T. L. Vaughan, J. K. Norfleet, G. T. Brown; C. C. Vaughan, secretary.
Board of Health .- D. J. L. Hanes, chairman; O. B. Eaton, W. T. Brown, J. K. Norfleet, and one member of City Attorney's office.
Police Department.
Chief .- F. G. Crutchfield.
First Sergeant .- J. A. Thomas.
Patrolmen .- W. T. Penry, C. A. Pratt, W. A. Hartness. F. A. Martin, R. W. Bryan, H. C. Valentine, C. C. Royal, H. W. Stanford.
Fire Department (Winston.)
Headquarters, Municipal Building. Chief .- A. J. Gale.
Assistant Chief .- R. C. Taylor.
Station Men No. 1 .- W. F. Keith, engineer; Jos. Parish, Thos Graham and Evan Thompson, drivers, and 17 call men.
Hook and Ladder .- Watt Knight, driver, and 17 call men.
Station No. 2 .- J. H. Holmes, super- intendent and engineer; Wilson Thomp- son and G. W. Knight, drivers, and 20 call men.
Location of Boxes-Winston.
No. 14 .- Third and Cherry.
No. 15 .- Fourth and Broad.
No. 23 .- Fifth and Summit.
No. 24 .- Fifth and Poplar.
No. 25 .- Cherry, Five Factories.
No. 32 .- Reservoir.
No. 35 .- Liberty and Depot.
No. 42 .- Fourth and Liberty.
No. 43 .- Third and Depot.
No. 45 .- Second and Chestnut.
No. 22 .- Hickory and Fourth.
No. 33 .- Liberty and Thirteenth.
No. 75 .- Academy & Main.
No. 123 .- Walnut & Main.
To turn in an alarm, open door, pull down small lever gently, and close door tightly at once. After first alarm is rung off unlock door and repeat as before. Two alarms will always be turned in for one fire. Always close door tightly after turning in either alarm.
Post-Office Department.
Post-Office, southeast corner Main and Third Streets.
Postmaster .- Charles A. Reynolds. Assistant Postmaster .- Samuel F. Vance.
Money Order Clerk .- A. L. Huls.
Registry Clerks .- G. F. Pegram and L. G. Cherry.
Stamp Clerk .- W. L. Hampton.
General Delivery Clerk .- C. M. Jones.
Mailing Clerks .- J. R. Walker, J. E. Peterson, L. H. Mastin, L. C. McKau- ghan and J. L. Kapp.
Night Clerks .- J. C. Krueger and T. L. Walker.
Temporary Clerk .- W. L. Morris.
Carriers .- I. L. Crim, P. W. Easley, W. E. Gordon, J. P. Nelson, J. H. Pratt, A. Prempert, W. L. Vest, S. J. Boyles, S. F. Cude, J. L. Grubbs, L. W. Hauser and J. C. Walker.
Substitutes .- J. I. Fulton and G. O. Hege.
Special Deliverer and Janitor .- J. F. Hughes.
Railroad Clerks .- W. P. Firey, T. R. Johnson, J. D. Lee, Charles A. Sink, S. J.
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Craver, C. H. Beeson, E. E. Hester, R. L. Snow and J. A. Campbell.
R. F. D. Carriers .- S. R. Lowder, N. J. Reich, A. W. Linville, A. C. Crouch, T. S. Sink, W. R. Hine and M. L. Lan- caster.
Post-Office Hours .- Money Order win- dow open from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m., other windows open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. General Delivery window open on Sun- days and holidays from 12 to 1 p. m. Salem Station .- 331 Main Street, Salem. W. P. Ormsby, superintendent.
CITY GOVERNMENT OF SALEM.
City Hall .- 240 Liberty Street (Salem). Mayor .- S. E. Butner.
Mayor Pro Tem .- L. B. Brickenstein. Commissioners .- H. E. Fries, H. F. Shaffner, L. B. Brickenstein, G. H. Rights, H. A. Siddall, H. A. Pfohl and T. A. Butner.
Secretary and Treasurer. - F. E. Keehln.
Chief of Police .- J. H. McGee.
Superintendent of Streets .- W. W. Spainhour.
City Attorney .- A. H. Eller.
Health Superintendent .- The Mayor.
Police Department
consists of the chief and four special officers.
Fire Department
consists of two companies: Rough and Ready Engine Co., No. 1, 240 Liberty Street (S). F. C. Meinung, captain; J. W. Schott, secretary, and twenty call men.
Eagle Hose Co. No. 4, corner Academy and Laurel Streets (S). Chas. Tesh, captain; Walter Kimel, secretary, and eighteen call men.
Rough and Ready Co. receives $350 per year, and Eagle Hose Co. receives $40 per year.
Bands.
Winston Cornet E Band. - Municipal Building-W. M. Knott, president, G. F. Pegram, vice-president; Luther Swain, secretary; W. W. Brown, treasurer.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Piedmont Savings Bank .- 452 Liberty (W). Chartered February, 1900. Cap- ital. $12,000. J. F. Griffith, president ;
D. G. Ford, vice-president; P. W. Crutchfield, cashier; A. F. Moses, assist- ant cashier
The Peoples National Bank .- 308 Lib- erty (W). Incorporated June 1890. Capital $200,000. J. W. Fries, president ; Wm. A. Blair, vice-president and cashier; F. W. Stockton, assistant cashier.
Wachovia National Bank .- Incorpo- rated 1879. Capital $150,000. Surplus and profits $175,000. Jas. A. Gray, president, E. S. Gray, assistant cashier. Wachovia Loan and Trust Co .- 220- 222 Main (W). Incorporated 1893. Capital $600,000. Undivided profits $108,000. F. H. Fries, president ; H. F. Shaffner, vice-president and treasurer; Thos. Maslin, assistant treasurer and secretary.
BOARD OF TRADE.
Board of Trade of Winston-Salem .- Municipal Building-W. T. Brown, presi- dent; James S. Dunn, secretary and treasurer.
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Winston-Salem Building and Loan Association .- 6 West Fourth (W). Char- tered November, 1889. Capital $200,- 000. J. C. Buxton, president; Dr. J. F. Shaffner, vice-president; G. A. Follin, secretary and treasurer; Watson, Buxton & Watson, attorneys;
CEMETERIES.
Liberty Graveyard .- Corner White and Crawford Streets.
Moravian Graveyard .- Cedar Avenue from Cemetery to Bank Street.
Salem Cemetery .- Cemetery Street east of Church.
CHURCHES.
Baptist.
Broad Street Baptist Church .- 221 Broad (W), Rev. B. K. Mason, pastor. First Baptist Church .- East 2d, corner Church (W), Rev. H. A. Brown, pastor. Southside Baptist Church .- 247 Mon- mouth (SS), Rev. A. L. Betts, pastor.
Baptist Mission Chapel .- Marshall, N. W. corner Bank (S).
Waughtown Baptist Church .- 55 S. Pleasant (W T).
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Christian.
Christian Church .- West 4th St., near Spring, Rev. J. A. Hopkins, pastor.
Episcopal.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church .- Corner Pine and West Fourth Streets (W). Rev. H. T. Cocke, rector.
Four-Fold Gospel.
Four-Fold Gospel Church .- 16 E. 1st S.
Hebrew.
Services held in Jacobs Hall, 245} Main Street (W)
Lutheran.
Augsburg Lutheran Church .- Corner Fourth and Spruce Streets (W). Rev. Geo. S. Bearden, pastor.
Methodist.
Burkehead M. E. Church, South .- 1012 Liberty (W), Rev. E. E. Williamson, pastor.
Centenary M. E. Church, South .- Liberty, corner Sixth Street (W), Rev. H. F. Chreitzberg, pastor.
Grace M. E. Church, South .- Wood- 'and Avenue. corner Fourth (W), Rev. J. F. Kirk, pastor
Methodist Protestant Church .- Liberty corner Seventh (W), Rev. J. D. Williams, pastor.
Salem M. E. Church, South .- Poplar, S. E. corner Academy (S), Rev. B. F. Carpenter, pastor.
Southside M. E. Church .- 603 Sprague (SS), Rev. B. F. Carpenter, pastor.
Moravian.
Calvary Moravian Church. - Corner Holly Avenue and Poplar Street, Rev. E. S. Crosland, pastor.
Christ Church .- Academy, N. W. cor- ner Green (S), Rev. J. Kenneth Pfohl, pastor.
Elm Street Chapel .- 529-531 Elm (S). Fairview Moravian Church .- 1226 Lib- erty (W). Rev. Wenhold, pastor.
Home Moravian Church .- Church, cor- ner Academy (S). Rt. Rev. Edward Rondthaler, pastor.
South Side Moravian Church .- 119 Chapel Street, Centerville. Rev. Charles D. Crouch, pastor.
Board of Provincial Elders of the Mo. ravian Church .- 501 Main (S). Bishop Edward Rondthaler, president; Rev. J. E. Hall, J. W. Fries, II. A. Pfohl, W. T. Vogler and Dr. E. Strickland, J. T. Line back, secretary and treasurer.
Congregation of United Brethren of Salem and Vicinity .- 501 Main (S). Con- trolled by following board of trustees J. W. Fries, chairman, W. A. Lemly, W. T. Vogler, W. C. Crist, II. A. Pfohl and H. F. Shaffner. J. A. Lineback, secretary and treasurer.
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