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High School-Road cor Parsonage. D W Simmons prin
Graded School-Ilarney cor Cedar.
Miss Rose Kee prin
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Cale Street-524 Cale. L N Neal prin
Public School-510 n Harnly
State Normal School-Factory av
extd. P W Moore prin
Parks
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SECRET SOCIETIES AND MIS- CELLANEOUS ORGANZIA- TIONS
Masonic
Eureka Lodge No 317 ( A F & A M)-Meets in hall, 1412 s Water
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Achoree Lodge No 14-Meets every Friday night, cor Road and Fearing
Elizabeth Lodge No 217-Meets ev- ery Thursday night at 2 Water
Pasquotank Canton No 4-Meets every 1st and 3d Tuesday nights at 2 Water
Talula Encampment No 8-Meets every Monday night, cor Road and Fearing
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Elizabeth City Lodge No 122- Meets every Thursday evening Pyth- ian Castle Hall, cor Road and Fear- ing
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Pasquotank Tribe No 8-Meets 301 Kramer Bldg
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llome-300 e Fearing
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts of America-Meets Y M C A Hall every Thursday night. Geo J Spence scout commr
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