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Education-10 public schools, including 1 senior high and 1 junior high. 1 parochial school. Number of pupils in public schools, 4,103; teachers, 120. Value of public school property, $780,000.
Public Libraries-1, with between 10,000 and 12,000 volumes. City Statistics - Total street mileage, 135, with 60 miles paved. Number of water meters, 7,005; light meters, 8,571; gas meters, 1,520. Capacity of water works (muni- cipal), 1,225,000,000 gallons. Volunteer fire department (part paid). Police department has 37 men.
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General Review
With a mellowed historical background, Fayetteville is one of North Carolina's most progressive and fastest growing cities. Blessed with an atmosphere of friendliness, and hos- pitality, unexcelled health and climatic conditions, splendid schools, churches, hospitals, banks, hotels, newspapers, good agricultural environments, excellent transportation facili- ties, a large trade territory and a diversity of industry, Fayetteville has all the factors required to make a well- balanced community.
HISTORY-For a number of years prior to 1791, Fay- etteville was the capital of North Carolina, and during that period several historical events occurred, such as North Carolina's Ratification of the Constitution of the U. S., the ceding of the State of Tennessee to the U. S. Government, and the chartering of the University of North Carolina, all of which was done during the year 1789. The town was originally known as "Campbellton" and was "laid out" in 1762 by a colony of Scots who had settled in this area about 1739. Three years later, in 1765, another Scottish settle- ment was made one mile west of Campbellton and was named "Cross Creek." During 1778 these two communities were merged under the name of "Upper and Lower Camp- bellton," but changed to "Fayetteville" in 1783 in honor of General Marquis de Lafayette, the gallant Frenchman who aided America in gaining its independence, and at that time the city was incorporated. General LaFayette paid Fayette- ville a visit on March 4, 1825, but the naming of the town for him 42 years earlier was in recognition of his services to this country, and not to commemorate his visit, as many have erroneously believed.
LOCATION-Fayetteville, the county seat and approxi- mately in the center of Cumberland County in the south- eastern part of North Carolina, is located on the west bank of the Cape Fear River, 115 miles northwest of Wilmington by water, 90 miles by highway, and 84 miles by rail.
TOPOGRAPHY-Fayetteville and contiguous territory is situated in a gently-rollingg type of country, affording natural drainage, with a clay subsoil and a porous, sandy topsoil of such character as to prevent the accumulation of water puddles of long duration, or offensive mud after heavy rainfalls. Fayetteville is also at the eastern border of, and included in, the famous "Sand Hills" section of North Carolina, in which Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Sanatorium, and other well-known winter and health resorts are located.
CLIMATE-Though the varying seasons are well-de- fined, Fayetteville is not subjected to extremes of either hot or cold weather. Industrial plants are unhampered by climatic conditions, and sunstroke is an unknown quantity. Fayetteville's elevation above sea level ranges from 104 feet at the Market House to 170 feet on "Haymount" in the western part of the city. Its rainfall is well distributed, and during the past 40 years has averaged 48.1 inches per annum. During a slightly longer period the average annual temperature.has been 61.7 degrees.
CHURCHES-Fayetteville might well be called a "City of Churches," having 27 white churches, and 18 colored. Ten denominations are represented, and some of the edifices would do credit to a much larger city. The people go to
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church and Sunday school regularly and are always ready to extend a warm welcome to visitors.
HOSPITALS - Fayetteville has several modernly- equipped hospitals, all served by skilled physicians and trained nurses. Hospitals located in Fayetteville and vicini- ty are as follows: Highsmith Hospital, 125 beds; Pittman Hospital, 100 beds; Fort Bragg Hospital (9 miles distant), 3,250 beds; N. C. Sanatorium (25 miles distant), 80 beds; Veterans Administration Facility for North Carolina (cost $1,500,000), 310 beds. Additional facilities are now being built.
RECREATION-Fayetteville has a public nine-hole golf course; ten municipal tennis courts; five motion-picture houses, with a combined seating capacity of 3,490; a well- maintained Y. M. C. A., with swimming pool, gymnasium, recreation rooms, etc .; a city library; two bowling alleys, and five pool and billiard parlors. At Fort Bragg, nearby, there are facilities for many forms of recreation, such as polo, tennis, baseball, football, basketball, golf, fishing and horseback riding.
WATER SUPPLY-Fayetteville enjoys an adequate and unfailing supply of spring water flowing from the adjacent sand hills, analyzed four times a year, under daily supervi- sion and control, and its water supply has always proved to be unsurpassed from the standpoint of excellence and pur- ity. The City owns and operates its own water works, con- trolling three reservoirs, with a combined capacity of 1,225,000,000 gallons.
HIGHWAYS - Fayetteville is especially well-equipped with a network of improved highways. Eight of these are hard-surfaced, and radiate in all directions toward the population centers of the country. Included in these are U. S. Highways 15-A and 301, intersecting at Fayetteville, and which carry the bulk of motor traffic between the con- gested areas of the East and Florida winter resorts; also N. C. 87, crossing the state diagonally. As a stop-over point, few cities, if any, are more highly regarded by tourists than Fayetteville.
AD VALOREM TAXES-Basis for property assessments for taxation, approximately 60% of actual value, and the ad valorem tax rates for all purposes are as follows: County and State, $1.38; City, $.80; School, $.14; Cemetery, $.03; total, $2.35 per $100.
BUS TRANSPORTATION-With two exceptions, Fay- etteville enjoys the most frequent bus schedules of any city in North Carolina. This service is rendered by the Queen City Coach Co., the Atlantic Greyhound Corp., and the Carolina Coach Co., all of which operate spacious, modern buses out of a new, well-appointed union bus station, cen- trally located. In addition, an adequate suburban bus serv- ice is available to and from populous centers in the outlying areas. 250 buses arrive and depart daily.
RAIL TRANSPORTATION - Fayetteville is located on the double-tracked main line of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 214 miles south of Richmond and 466 miles north of Jacksonville. The same company operates three branch lines out of Fayetteville, reaching Wilmington and San- ford, N. C., and Columbia, S. C., together with intermediate points. The city is also served by the Aberdeen & Rockfish
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Railroad, connecting with Seaboard Air Line trunk stem at Aberdeen, N. C., and the Norfolk Southern Railroad to Raleigh, Durham, Charlotte, Norfolk and other important centers.
RIVER TRANSPORTATION-Fayetteville is at the head of navigation on the Cape Fear River, making it the farthest inland port in North America. The Federal Government has completed the canalization of this stream to Fayette- ville at an expenditure of $2,970,000, including locks, which provides for a year-'round minimum depth of eight feet of water and an average flow of 4,900 cubic feet per second. The City of Fayetteville, at a cost of approximately $95,000, has provided river terminals, including warehouse, loading platforms, crane, rail connections, etc. With such facilities available, and the substantial savings in transportation charges as may be effected by the water haul into Fayette- ville, this city makes an ideal location for the distribution of heavy commodities. It is believed that the old-time im- portance of the Cape Fear as a traffic artery will, in a measure, be regained.
LABOR CONDITIONS-Having a large rural population on which to draw, industry in the Fayetteville area is as- sured of a practically inexhaustible supply of native-born labor that is loyal, capable, easily trained, and willing to work for reasonable, "live-and-let-live" wages. American- Plan Open-Shop conditions prevail generally, and public sentiment overwhelmingly supports this policy.
INDUSTRY-While Fayetteville is primarily an agricul- tural city, industry is well represented by plants manufac- turing cotton yarns, silk and rayon products, curtains, drap- eries and upholstery, full-fashioned hosiery, chemicals and allied products, wooden containers, lumber and planing- mill products, veneers and plywoods, office and store fix- tures, metal products, stone, clay and glass products, waste, mattresses, cottonseed products, food and kindred products, etc. In addition, Fayetteville has five printing and pub- lishing plants, two cotton gins, and two steam laundries. The total industrial employment includes approximately 4,750 people, 70% of whom are male and 30% female.
VETERANS' HOSPITAL-Due to its strategic location and other favorable factors, Fayetteville was recently award- ed the Veterans' Administration Facility for North Caro- lina, the initial cost of which was $1,500,000. The main building, embodying the architectural features of Fayette- ville's "Olde Market House," is a most beautiful and impos- ing structure. It is equipped with 310 hospital beds and quarters for the Administration of Veterans' Affairs for quite a large territory. It is believed the institution will prove of great value to the city, and a pronounced conven- ience to the veterans in the Fayetteville area in need of hospitalization. Facilities of this hospital are now being doubled.
FORT BRAGG-Located nine miles northwest af Fay- etteville, on State Highway No. 87, is Fort Bragg, the largest artillery range in the world, embracing approximately 130,000 acres of land. The Government has spent an enor- mous sum for new buildings and other improvements. A total of 2,650 new buildings have been built, including three hospitals-one of 250 beds, one of 1,000 beds and one of 2,000 beds; four large cold-storage plants; and two huge
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water tanks-one of 300,000-gallon capacity and one of 1,000,000-gallon capacity. The personnel reached 66,000 on July 1, 1941. This institution is a very valuable asset to Fayetteville and to the State of North Carolina, and its personnel is especially appreciated since it is of the highest type and most cooperative in every way.
POINTS OF INTEREST-YE OLDE MARKET HOUSE: Originally the site of the State House when Fayetteville was the capital of North Carolina. Destroyed in the great fire of 1831 and rebuilt in 1838; still in perfect condition and regarded by experts as an architectural gem. Now being utilized as a public library and rest room. LIBERTY POINT: At this spot on June 20, 1775, more than a year be- fore the Philadelphia Declaration of Independence, 39 Cum- berland County patriots met and adopted resolutions of in- dependence and pledged themselves to the defense of Amer- ican liberty. The spot is suitably marked with a tablet, embedded in a granite boulder, with the names of those dauntless men engraved thereon. COOL SPRING: An old Indian spring and for more than a century the main drink- ing water supply of lower Fayetteville. It was here that Flora MacDonald, the Scottish heroine whose heroic act saved the life of "Bonnie Prince Charlie," is said to have reviewed the Highland Scotch Army led by her husband, Capt. Allen MacDonald, just before it started on its ill- fated march to Moore's Creek Bridge in 1776. MASONIC LODGE: Organized in 1760 and with records back as far as 1788. General LaFayette visited this lodge on his memorable trip to Fayetteville in 1825, at which time he delivered a speech from the balcony of "Ye Olde Market House" thank- ing the people for naming the town in his honor. OLD ARSENAL SITE: It was here in 1838 that the U. S. Govern- ment erected a huge arsenal on a beautiful tract of 40 acres. Part of the machinery used in the arsenal was brought from Harper's Ferry. When the War Between the States began, the arsenal was seized by the Confederates for the manufacture of small arms. It was recaptured and completely destroyed by Sherman's army in 1865. A suitable marker, built with some of the old foundation stones, is on the grounds. CONFEDERATE MONUMENT: One of the most imposing of similar structures, situated within two blocks of Cross Creek Cemetery, where a Confederate shaft was unveiled Dec. 30, 1868, said to have been the first of its kind in North Carolina, and the second in the entire South.
TRULY, FAYETTEVILLE'S PAST IS GLORIOUS AND ITS FUTURE PROMISING.
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ABBREVIATIONS
acct accountant
addresso
addressograph
adv
advertising
agr agricultural
agt agent
al alley
alt alteration Am American
appr
apprentice
apts apartments
archt
architect
asmblr
assembler
Assn Association
. assoclate assoc.
asst
assistant
atndt
attendant
attorney
atty
. auditor
aud
auto automobile
auto opr automatic
operator
av avenue
. telephone
bet between
bgemn .. baggageman
bkbndr .. bookbinder
bkpg mach opr ....
bookkeeping machine
operator
bkpr bookkeeper
bldg
building
bldr builder
·block blk blksmith .. blacksmith
blrmkr .. boilermaker blvd boulevard br branch
carp carpenter
cash
cashier
Ch Church
chauf
chauffeur
chf
chief
civ
civil
clk clerk
clnr cleaner
collector
com] commercial
comn commission ins comnr .. commissioner insurance inspr inspector compt .. comptometer instr instructor int rev
cond conductor
confr .. confectioner
cons consulting
contr contractor
cor corner
corres. . correspondent ct court lab
custdn .custodian ctr cutter 1br lumber
del
delivery
dep deputy lino
dept
department
dicta
dictaphone
dletn
dietitian
dir director
dispr dispatcher
dist district
div
division
dlr
dealer
dmnstr .. demonstrator do . . ditto or same
dom domestic
ABBREVIATIONS OF GIVEN NAMES
Abraham Abr
Alexander
Alex
Alfred Alf
Archibald Arch
Arthur Arth
Elizabeth Eliz
Eugene Eug
Michael Michl
Thomas Thos
Benjamin
Benj
Frederick
Fredk
Patrick
Patk
William
Wm
10-40
Catherine
Charles
Chas
Daniel
Danl
Edward
Edw
Katherine
Kath
Margaret Margt
Theodore .Theo
August Aug
mechl mechanical
mer merchant
Met ... Metropolitan
meter rdr ... .. meter
mfg .. manufacturing mfr .. manufacturer mgr manager mimeo opr
mimeograph operator mkr maker mkt market mldr molder mlnr milliner
mono
monotype
operator
msngr
messenger
mstr mech
master mechanic
mtce mn .. maintenance man
mtrmn
motorman
flgmn
flagman
fnshr
finisher
formn
foreman
forwn forewoman frt
freight
ft
foot ne northeast near nr
ns.
.north side
nw northwest O ... property owner ofc wkr .. office worker opp opposite
opr operator
osteo
osteopath
Dass
passenger
govt
government
pat
.
patent
grocer pdlr peddler SW
pharm
..
pharmacist
photog . . photographer phys physician
pk park
. packer
pkwy parkway
plmbr
plumber
plshr polisher ter terrace
plstr
pntr painter PO postoffice
PS
Public School
inc
incorporated
pres
president
prfrdr . proofreader
prin
principal
priv sec. .private
secretary
prod produce
prof professor
prop
proprietor
prov provisions
prsfdr . press feeder
prsmn pressman
purch purchasing r .. resides or rooms R C. . Roman. Catholic rd road
RD .. Rural Delivery real est ... real estate
rep .. representative
reprmn .. repairman
restr
.. restaurant
ret .... retail
reader Rev Reverend rptr .... repeater rte mn .route man rtg aide .. routing aide Ry Railway RyMS
Railway Mail Service
s or
S
South
san
sanitary
Say
. Savings
mn man sch school
mse opr
.morse
sec
secretary
sergt
sergeant
shlp
shipping
sht mtl wkr .... sheet metal worker
slsmgr .. salesmanager slsmn salesman slswn saleswoman smstrs seamstress soc society
sta eng station
stationary engineer statn .... statistician sten stenographer stereo ... stereotyper stmftr steamfitter str setter
supt .. superintendent
supvr
· supervisor
surg
. . ..
surgeon
.. southwest swtchmn ... switchman
tab mach opr ...... tabulating machine operator
tchr teacher
tech
technician
twp township undtkr .. undertaker undwrtr .. underwriter 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 ... warehouseman
wid
widow
wkr
worker
wks
works
mech mechanic rec receiving ws .. . West side
wtchmn .. watchman ydmn
... yardman
ydmstr .. yardmaster
Richard Richd
James Jas
Joseph
Jos
Robert
Robt
Samuel
Saml
Solomon
Sol
Stephen Steph
George
Geo
jr
junior jwlr jeweler
kpr keeper
laborer
laby wkr ... laboratory worker prsr .presser ptrnmkr patternmaker pub .. publishing publr publisher
linotype
litho
lithographer
Indrs laundress Indrymn. . laundryman 1td limited mach machinist
mdse merchandise
dr drive drftsmn .. draftsman drsmkr .. dressmaker
e or E East
elec electrical
electn electrician electro .. electrotyper elev elevator embdr embroiderer emp employe emp agcy
employment agency eng . engineer engr engraver es east side
est
estate
exam examiner
exch
exchange
exec
executive
exp express
ftr
fitter
furn
furniture furn rms
furnished rooms
furngs . furnishings gasftr gasfitter
gdnr gardener
gds goods
genl
general
brklyr .. bricklayer gro brakeman h householder
brkmn cabtmkr cabinetmaker capt captain hd hand hdqrs . headquarters hdw hardware pkr
hairdrsr .. hairdresser
hngr hanger hosp hospital
hsekpr . housekeeper Hts Heights implts implements imptr importer
plasterer tmkpr timekeeper tmstr teamster tndr tender
trans .. transportation trav traveling treas .. treasurer
expmn expressman fcty factory mus music multi opr .. multigraph operator solr solicitor spl special
mut mutual
n or N
Natl
National
North
sq
square
SS.
.south side
sta
hlpr
thelper
pl
. place
tel
telephone
teleg
telegraph
collr
internal revenue
lieut .lieutenant
Cath
se southeast
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HILL'S FAYETTEVILLE CITY DIRECTORY
1946
Copyright, 1946, by Hill Directory Co., Inc.
For List of General Abbreviations see opposite page
SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS
(c)
colored
Carolina T&T Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Efird's Efird's Department Store
Fville
Fayetteville
HH
Haymount Heights
HP
Honeycutt Place
Holt WImsn
Holt Williamson
Holt Wimsn Mfg
Holt Williamson Mfg Co
Kress
S H Kress & Co LaFayette Heights Lakedale Mill
McCrory's
. McCrory Stores Corp
Montg Ward
PH
Pershing Heights
Penney's
J C Penney Inc
Puritan Wvg
Puritan Weaving Co
Rose's 5&10
Rose's 5, 10 & 25c Store
Sears, Roebuck and Co Sears
State Hwy PWC State Highway & Public Works Commission TH&H Mill Tolar Hart & Holt .Mill
USES United States Employment Service
VAF United States Veterans Administration Facility
Western Auto Store
F W Woolworth Co
Alphabetical List of Names
A-B Army Store (Geo C Bradford) 209 Donaldson
A&P Food Stores gros branches 370 Gillespie 317 Hay and 1213 Morganton rd
Aaron Lona M bkpr Capitol Dept Store r Manchester
Southern Dairies
Sealtes
ICE CREAM
CERTIFIED PUBLIC VACCOUNTANTS
RICHARD A ELLINGTON & COMPANY
AUDIT SYSTEMS TAX SERVICE BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
124% Anderson Phones 5155 5156
Western Auto Associate Store Woolworth's
LH
LM
Montgomery Ward & Co
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JERNIGAN FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE 206 Gillespie St.
Abbott Fletcher P emp Lacy Mfg r RD 2 -Mellie L Mrs stacker Lacy Mfg r RD 2
-Proctor & Paine Guy R Jones mgr stock exch 100 Hay R 306
Aberdeen & Rockford Railroad Co Geo F Dempsey traffic mgr Edw H Hurley frt & pass agt (frt & pass sta) 301 W Russell
Abernathy Jud K (June M) USA r803 Caroline av
Abernethy Andrew D jr USA h6 Broughton loop (HP)
-Theo J (Emily) USA h503 Huske
Acker Geo M (Margt) USA h110 North C
-Jas B (Julia) swtchmn ACLRR h415 Person
-Jas B jr USN r415 Person
-Margt Mrs doormn Broadway Theatre h110 C
Ackerman Wm (Charlotte) USA h23 McNair loop (HP) Ackers Helen ticket tkr Strand Theatre
Acheson Geo (Kath) USA r406 Pearl (LH)
ACME FINANCE. CO, J E Atchley Mgr, 11 Sandrock Bldg, 30412 Hay, Tel 2807 (For further information see page 66 Buyers' Guide)
ACME NOVELTY CO, (Wade T Saunders), Sheet Metals, Champion Furnaces, Stokerators, Lochinvar Water Heaters, Oil Burning Heaters and Furnaces, Repairs For All Makes of Stoves, Ranges and Heating Equipment, Keys Made, Tobacco Flues, 146-148 Bow, Tel 2929
General Electric Refrigerators Water Heaters and Laundry Equipment
For Anything in Roofing or Sheet Metal See KYLE ROOFING CO. 109 Drake
Tel. 3447
Acree Frances P clk VAF r1604 FtBragg rd
-W Thos (Daisy P) slsmn Lance Mc h1604 Ft Bragg rd
Adair Thos E (Margt) USA r308 S King
Adams Ada (c; wid Paul) maid h432 Chase
-Albert L (Ollie C) pntr 1705 Pugh h do
-Broady P emp Ft Bragg r31 Hull (HP)
-Budd (c; Beulah) lab Fayetteville Whol Co h628 Orange -Carroll r904 Arsenal av
242 Hay St.
-Chas dep collr State Dept of Revenue r Linden
-Cora (c) Indry wkr Ft Bragg r357 Simmons
-Corinne mgr h5 Bowley pl (HP)
Phone 5177
-David C (Kate) mech M&O Chevrolet Co h1329 General Lee av
-Danl W supt Home Security Life Ins r229 Person
-Dolores slswn McCrory's r216 South C
-Dorothy C r306 Bryan
-Edell R emp Holt Wlmsn Mfg
-Edw emp TH&H Mill r Lakedale
-Edw (Maxella) oven hlpr Am Bakeries r Lakedale
-Elbert (Mattie) emp Fertilizer Plant h1023 Person
IN FAYETTEVILLE IT'S The Prince Charles Hotel
FIREPROOF
QUINN and MILLER
CO.
L. J. GARDNER Mgr.
Furniture and House Furnishings
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HIGHLAND LUMBER CO.
Everything in Building Materials
DIAL 3191
325 BLOUNT ST.
Adams
-Ernest A (Janie) formn Eastern Guano Co h109 N Water
-Flora C (wid Phillip) emp Puritan Wvg h113 1st
-Fred (Audrey) USA r511 Huske
-Grace emp Puritan Wvg h11 2d
-H Calvin (c; Lillie) emp City h516 Fisher
-Harley (Mary) USA r823 Arsenal av
-Helen Mrs mgr Jacqueline Beauty Shoppe r1422 Belvidere
-Henry (c; Mary) car wshr Five Point Serv r215 Hillside av
-Ina D Mrs slswn Sterling Jwirs r729 Athens av
Jack (Rosa P) mgr Union Bus Sta r330 Dick
Jas (c; Ophelia) lab h215 Worth
Jas C (Meta) car inspr ASLRR h216 South C
-Jonas (Lucille W) r119 Winslow
-Junie USN r848 Old Lumberton rd
-Lewis D (Maggie) emp TH&H Mills h11 2d (TH&HMill)
-Louis C pres Cape Fear Supply Co Inc h1016 Arsenal av -Marion cash Carolina Theatre r113 1st
-Marven (c; Mary) lab h250 McIver
-Minnie E (wid Frank J) emp Ft Bragg r31 Hull (HP)
-Orville P (Ruth G) USA h2171/2 Person apt 8
-Paul airplane mech Ft Bragg r113 1st
-Robt opr Carolina Theatre r113 1st
Park Place Esso Service Wrecker Service, Car Washing and Greasing
Morganton Rd. cor. Broadfoot Ave. Tels. 3573 and 9961
-Robt E (Edna C) carrier PO h101 Hillcrest av
-Robt E sec-treas Fayetteville Postal Credit Union r105 Westmont dr
-Robt J (Frances E) supt Lakedale Mills r Cumberland rd -
-Rosa P Mrs bkpr Union Bus Sta r330 Dick
-Ruby L (c) r215 Worth
-Ruth M Mrs emp Knit Mill h120 Grove -Sadie (c) maid r516 Fisher
Sallie C (c) (wid Frank) h213 Moore
-Vanlie A (wid Lloyd) prac nurse h306 Bryan
-Velma sten Fville Supply Co r217 Green
-Wm H (Annie) frt agt ASLRR h904 Arsenal av -Winona clk r213 Dick-
Adcox Anson (Dollie) mach Ft Bragg h24 3d (TH&HMill)
-Georganna (wid John) r1200 Powell (Massey Hill)
-Harvey G emp Puritan Wvg h1074 Powell (Massey Hill) -Juanita L Mrs window trimmer Penney's r612 Hay -Manus atndt P & L Serv Sta r Grays Creek
Addington Margt (c; wid F A; The Women's Club) h225 Dick
Addison Joel (Jetty) clk Montg Ward r413 Greensboro
HARDWARE
MILL SUPPLIES FISHING TACKLE Paint Oils Varnishes "WE HAVE IT, CAN GET IT, OR IT ISN'T MADE"
DIXIE PAINT & HARDWARE CO
109 GILLESPIE Dialo 4119
HOUSE OF FLOWERS
We Telegraph Flowers
5117 5118
109 Green St. Nights 5969
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H. H. H.
HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIALS ROOFING, GLASS, PAINTS, ETC., ETC.
Huske Hardware House Fayetteville, N. C. Phone 4141
Adkins Chas H baker Ft Bragg r145 S Cool Spring -Louise Mrs emp TH&H Mill r209 Ledbetter
-Raymond (Eliz) USA r2608 Pecan dr
-Raymond C (Georgia) USA h426 Ramsey
-Reginald C baker Home Bakery r RD 6
-Wm (Sarah R) formn h22 3d (TH&HMill) Admo Annette Mrs r525 Hay
Aeroy Anna (c) h421 Chatham
Aetna Life Ins Co Cuthbert Downing agt 100 Hay R409
Afford Josh (c; Eva) lab Ft Bragg r519 Old Wilmington rd
Agnew Wm P atndt VAF r do
Aiken Ophelia Mrs waiter Highland Cafeteria h US Hwy 15 AN
Akers Thelma M Mrs slswn Mill End Store h222 Rowan Alban Paul E (Laura) USA h619 Pearl (LH)
Albright Sue clk Carolina T&T h3171/2 Mason
Aldrich Alf S (Adelaide) USA h215 Windsor dr
-Myrtle Mrs slswn A-B Army Stores r216 Cool Spring la Aleshires Clarance (Marie) USA r214 Stedman
Alex Quick Lunch (Gus D Pappas Alex Hondros) 131 Donald- son Alexander Edmond L emp TH&H Mill r Lakedale Emma emp TH&H Mill r10 B (LM)
HIGHLAND COAL COMPANY
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
COAL
ALL GRADES FERTILIZER
Office and Yard: 203 Cumberland
Dial 3832-7240
Dial 3832-7240
-Jas jr r10 B (LM)
Jas C (Mamie) emp TH&H Mill h10 B (LM)
-Jas J emp TH&H Mill r Lakedale
-John (c; Blanche) lab h rear 617 Murchison rd
-John M Rev (Victoria H) pastor First Presby Ch h209 An- derson
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