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TOPOGRAPHY-Fayetteville and contiguous territory is situated in a gently-rolling 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- defined, Fayetteville is not subjected to extremes of either hot or cold weather. Industrial plants are unhampered by climatic conditions, and sunstroke is an unkown 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,
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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 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), 2,500 beds; Veterans Administration Facility for North Caro- lina (cost $1,500,000), 310 beds; Cumberland County Sana- torium, 31 beds.
RECREATION-Fayetteville has a public nine-hole golf course; a country club golf course; ten municipal tennis courts; a baseball field, with approximately 2,200 grandstand seats and an active baseball club; 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 facil- ities for many forms of recreation, such as polo, tennis, base- ball, football, boxing, bowling, 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 special school district, $1.46; City, 90c 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 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.
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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 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 warehouses, 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, rayon products, curtains, draperies and upholstery, full-fashioned hosiery, chemicals and allied products, wooden containers, lumber and planing-mill prod- ucts, veneers and plywoods, office and store fixtures, metal products, stone, clay and glass products, waste, mattresses, cottonseed products, food and kindred products, etc. In addition, Fayetteville has three tobacco markets, a tobacco re-drying plant, five printing and publishing plants, two cotton gins, and three steam laundries. The total industrial employment includes approximately 4,927 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. This institution has proved of great value and a pronounced convenience to the war veterans in the Fayetteville area in need of hospitalization.
FORT BRAGG-Located nine miles northwest of 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-
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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 water tanks-one of 300,000-gallon capacity and one of 1,000,000-gallon capacity. The personnel reached 140,000 at its peak during the war. At present the personnel is ap- proximately 18,000. 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 architectual 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.
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ABBREVIATIONS
acct accountant
adi
.. adjuster
adv . advertising
agcy agency
agrl agricultural
agt · agent
alley
al Balt
. alteratlon
Am American
appr
apprentice
apts apartments
arcbt architect
asmblr assembler
auto
automobile
avenue
exch
4
telephone
Bapt Baptist
bet between
bey beyond
bgemn . baggageman bkbndr .. bookbinder
bullding oldr
blk
block
ft
ftr fltter pass passenger
pat · patent pdlr . peddler
pharm
.
pharmacist
photog . . photographer phys · physician
govt government pk park ter terrace
gro
grocer
pkr
pkwy
parkway
packer tmkpr timekeeper tmstr teamster tndr tender
trans .. transportation
trav
traveling
trnmn
tralnman
treas
treasurer
tstr
tester
..
townshlp
twp
typ typlst
undwrtr .. underwriter Univ University uphol . . . . upholsterer US .... United States USA
United States Army USCG .... United
States Coast Guard USMC .. United States
Marine Corps
USMS
United
States Maritime
Service
USN
United States Navy vet veterinary vulc vuicanlzer w or W West whol wholesale whsemn
. warebouseman
wld
widow
wkr
worker
wks
works
wldr
welder
ydmstr .. yardmaster
ABBREVIATIONS OF GIVEN NAMES
Abraham
Abr
Alexander Alex
Alfred Alf
Archibald Arch
Artbur Arth
Elizabeth Ellz
Eugene
Eug
Michael Mlcbl
Thomas Thos
Benjamin 9-44
Benj
Frederick
Fredk
Patrick
Patk
RyMS
Rallway Mail Service s or S ...
South
san
sanitary
Say
.Savings
drive . mkr maker scb school
drftsmn draftsman mkt market se southeast
mldr molder sec secretary
mlnr mllllner
eiec .. electrical mn man
eiectn electrician electro electrotyper elev elevator
Assn Association emp employee mtce maintenance
assoc .assoclate eng engineer mtrmn motorman
asst assistant engr engraver multi .multigraph spl special sq square
mus
music
mut mutual
n or N North
Natl National
ne
nortbeast
near
nr
ns.
.north side
nw
northwest
.. property owner
ofc office supt .. superintendent opp opposite supvr supervisor
opr operator
optom .. optometrist
foot osteo osteopath
blksmith .. blacksmith furniture blrmkr .. boilermaker furn blvd boulevard furngs . furnishings br branch gdnr gardener
brklyr bricklayer
brkmn brakeman
brnr .burner
CSP
cabtmkr cabinetmaker capt captain carp carpenter cash
casbier
Heb
Hebrew
Catb Catholic hlpr . ibelper
Cb Church hngr hanger PS .. Public School
chauf chauffeur hosp hospital
cbem cbemlst or chemical
chf
cbkr cbecker
incorporated
civ clvll ins insurance
clk clerk inspr inspector instr
clnr
cleaner
clo clothing
coml commercial
comn commission
comnr
.. commissioner
compt .. comptometer
condr
.. conductor lab
confr
confectioner
Cong . Congregational cons consulting
contr
contractor
cor
court .
custdn .custodian
ctr
cutter
1td
del delivery Lutb Lutberan
dep deputy
dept department
dicta dictaphone
dletn .dietitian
dir
. director
dlspr
dispatcher
dist
district
distr distributor
diy
division mfg .. manufacturing
dlr .. dealer mfr manufacturer
dmnstr .. demonstrator do ... ditto or same
dr
drsmkr .. dressmaker e or E . East
east side
exam
.examiner
exchange
exec .executive
exp express fety factory
Fed Federal
flgmn
flagman
fnshr finisber
formn
foreman
forwn forewoman frt freight
gds goods
genl general
.Christian Science Practitioner ·h householder hairdrsr .. halrdresser pl place hdw bardware hdqtrs .. beadquarters plmbr plumber plshr polisher plstr plasterer
pntr painter
PO postoffice
pres
president Presby ... Presbyterian prfrdr .. . proofreader
prin principal priv .private
prntr
printer
produce prod
prof
professor
prop proprietor prsfdr press feeder prsmn .pressman
prsr
. presser
ptrnmkr patternmaker pub . publishing publr .. publisher
purcb purchasing
I .. resides or rooms R C. . Roman Catholic road RD .. Rural Delivery real est ... real estate rec receiving
Indrs laundress
Indry
laundry limited
mach macbinist
recpt .. receptionist rep . representative reprmn . . repairman restr restaurant
mdse mech merchandise mechanlc o.r Rev Reverend mechanical ret . retaii WS .. west side wtchmn .. watchman ydmn ... yardman
rm
room
reader Ry
Railway
George
Geo
Richard Richd
Robert
Robt
Samuel
Saml
Solomon
Sol
Stephen Steph
Margaret Margt
Theodore . Theo
August
Aug
Catherine
Cath
Charles
Chas
James Jas
Josepb Jos
Daniel
Danl
Edward Edw Katherine Katb
junior
jwlr jeweler
kpr keeper
laborer
laby laboratory 1br lumber lieut
.lieutenant lino linotype
corner litbo lithographer
Met .. Metropolitan
meter rdr .. .. meter
Mcth .. ... Metbodist
mgr manager
mimeo .mimeograph
mono monotype msngr messenger mstr master smstrs seamstress
soe
eoclety
solr
solicitor
south side sta
sta eng statlon
stationary engineer sten ... stenographer stereo . stereotyper stmftr ·· steamfitter str
. setter stvdr stevedore
surg surgeon
. southwest swtchmn ... Swltcbman
tab mach
tabulating macbine
tcbr
.teacher
tech
technician
tel
telephone
teleg
telegraph
bkpr bookkeeper bldg
builder
atndt
attendant
Episc
Episcopal
atty attorney equip equipment
eud auditor es
sergt sergeant ship shipping
sht mtl .. sheet metal sls .sales
William Wm
hsekpr . housekeeper Hts Heights
chief Implts Impiements inc
instructor int rev
internal revenue
collr collector jan janitor jr
ct
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Efird's Department Store
The Thrift Center of Fayetteville
HILL'S FAYETTEVILLE CITY DIRECTORY
1948-49
Copyright, 1948, by Hill Directory Co., Inc.
For List of General Abbreviations see opposite page
SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS
ACL
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
. . colored (c)
Carolina T & T
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co
Coca-Cola Fayetteville Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Efirds
.Efird's Department Store
Fville
. Fayetteville
Haymount Heights Honeycutt Place HH HP
Holt-Williamson Holt-Wmsn
.Holt-Williamson Mfg Co Holt-Wmsn Mfg
Kress S H Kress & Co
LH
LaFayette Heights
LM . Lakedale Mill
McCrorys
McCrorv Stores Corp
PH
Pershing Heights
Penneys
.J C Penney Inc Puritan Weaving Co
Roses 5 & 10
. Rose's 5-10-25c Store
Sears
. Sears, Roebuck and Co
State Hwy & PWC State Highway & Public Works Commission
TH&HMill . Tolar Hart & Holt Mill
Vets Admin U S Veterans Administration WUTeleg Western Union Telegraph Co Wards
. Montgomery Ward & Co
Western Auto Store
Western Auto Associate Store
F W Woolworth Co Woolworths
Alphabetical List of Names
A A A Carolina Motor Club in chge 430 Hay A-B Army Store (Geo Bradford) military gds 209 Donaldson A & P Food Stores Carl K Haighwood mgr gros 317 Hay (hr) 370 Gillespie (br) 1215 Morganton rd
Cape Fear Glass Co. GLASS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
DUNN ROAD PHONE 5414
Direct Reduction Loans
Home Federal Savings
& Loan Ass'n
Insured Savings Up to' $5,000
105 Green St.
Tel. 5161
5162
Puritan Wvg
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PHONE 5177
QUINN & MILLER CO.
General Electric Refrigerators, Water Heaters and Laundry Equipment L. J. GARDNER, Mgr. Furniture and House Furnishings
242 HAY ST.
Jernigan Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE 206 GILLESPIE ST.
Abbott Proctor & Paine Clyde H Jacob mgr stk exch 100 Hay R306
Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad Co Harold C Cameron frt and pass agt Geo F Dempsey traffic mgr (frt and pass sta) 301 W Russell
Abron Lillian B (c) tchr Fville State Tchrs College r do Acker Charlotte Mrs nurse Highsmith Hosp r415 Person -Geo M (Margt) mech Ft Bragg h110 North C
-Jas B (Julia) swtchmn ACL h2100 Rock av
-Jas B jr (Charlotte) mech Hudson Typewriter h415 Person
-Margt emp Holt-Wmsn Mfg r110 North C V -Wm E student r2100 Rock av
Ackerson Walter T (Ruth R) USA r114 N Kennedy ACME FINANCE CO, J E Atchley Mgr, 12 Sandrock Bldg 3041/2 Hay, Tel 2807 (See page 75 Buyers' Guide) Acree Carl L servmn Jones Radio Serv r Parkton -W Thos (Daisy)'ofc mgr Lance Inc h1604 Ft Bragg rd Adair Benj H tex wkr Lakedale Mills r East Fayetteville -Edna B tex wkr Lakedale Mills r East Fayetteville Adam Ina J Mrs slswn Sterling Jwirs r729 Athens av ADAMS ALBERT L (Christine-M), Painting and Decorating Contractor, 1705 Pugh, Tel 3358, h do -Annie H (wid Wm) h904 Arsenal av
Dial 5454 - 4400 For Prompt Taxi Service STANDARD TAXI COMPANY
-Annie R spnr Holt-Wmsn Mfg r1011 Person
-Ashley (Henrietta A) bge agt Union Bus Sta
-Barbara (c) maid r215 Worth
-Bobbie state police r101 Hillcrest av
-Budd (c; Beulah) jan Penneys h620 Orange
-Cappie tex wkr Puritan Wvg r997 Hillsboro
-Carroll D clk Puritan Wvg r904 Arsenal av
-Chas E (Betty L) frt agt Cape Fear RR r2031/3 Cool Spring la
-Chas W dep collr State Dept Rev h201 Sherman dr
-Clarence (c) whsemn Huske Hdw
-Corinne Mrs dept mgr Ft Bragg PX h5 Bowley pl (HP)
-Danl C (Kate M) emp USGovt h1329 General Lee av (PH)
-Dolores clk McCrory's r216 South C
-Edd (Eunice) designer House of Flowers h414 S Cool Spring
-Edna C Mrs h101 Hillcrest av
-Elbert (Edell) emp A-C Guano Co h1023 Person
-Flora C (wid Phillip L) winder Puritan Wvg h113 1st
-Geo H (Eleanor V) USA h1054 Winslow
-Grace O emp Puritan Wvy r11 2d (TH&HMill)
-Grace W Mrs bkpr E W Grannis Co r907 Arsenal av
-H Calvin (c; Lilly W) emp City Street Dept h518 Fisher
NEILL LINDSAY INSURANCE
Real Estate and Business Exchange 104 GILLESPIE ST. PHONE 3823
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Satisfaction guaranteed or your money Back"
SEARS " Use Sears Easy Payment Plan
420 HAY ST.
TEL. 6171
Adams
-Henry (Lucy) h204 Pinecrest
-Isaiah (c) porter Capitol Dept Store r518 Fisher
-J Carl emp Vets Admn h997 Hillsboro
-Jack (Grace) constr wkr r907 Arsenal av
-Jas (c) hlpr Bennie's Delicatessen r357 Simmons -Jas (c; Ophelia) porter Town Pump Inc h215 Worth
-Jas A (Louise) slsmn Swift & Co h308 Boundary la
-Jas B (Hazel J) armature wndr R E Ward h132 S Kennedy -Jas C (Meta L) inspr ACL h216 South C - Jas D jr knitter Fville Knitting Mills r120 Grove
-Jas P (Cappie) tex wkr Puritan Wvg r997 Hillsboro
-Jas W ship clk Swift & Co r308 Boundary la
-John chair repr r434 Dick
-Junius A (Alice R) slsmn Carolina News r Camden rd
-Kate M Mrs slswn Capitol Dept Store r1329 General Lee av (PH)
-Kenneth L (Helen H) clk PO (Ft Bragg) h1422 Belvedere -Lewis D (Maggie) emp Cumberland Mills h11 2d (TH&H - Mill)
-Louis C pres Cape Fear Sup h1016 Arsenal av -Magoba (c) prin StPaul Sch r250 McIver
Park Place Esso Service Wrecker Service, Car Washing and Greasing
Morganton Rd. cor. Broadfoot Ave. Tels. 3573 and 9961
-Marian emp Colony Theatre r113 1st
-Mary Mrs (c) tchr h250 McIver
-Mary L Mrs (c) cook 215 Hillside av r do
-Minnie (wid J F) r31 Hull (HP)
-Orville P (Ruth) 'USA h2171/2 Person apt 7
-Rachel (c) r215 Worth
-Ruth M (wid Jas D) mender Fville Knitting Mill h120 Grove
-Sallie C (wid Frank H) h213 Moore
-This (c) lab Capitol Dept Store r518 Fisher
-Vallie W Mrs emp Highsmith Hosp h306 Bryan Adcock Evelyn J slswn Sears
-Georgia Mrs r214 North B
Adcox Anson (Dolly) emp Ft Bragg h24 3d (TH&HMill)
-David (Lena E) formn Rankin Bros h658 Southern av
-Harvey G (Nellie) emp Puritan Wvg h1074 Powell (MH)
-Maness I (V Juanita) partsmn Park Place Esso Serv h267 Windsor dr
-Marvin D (Mary W) mech Lakedale Mills h328 Adams
-Marvine r328 Adams
-Mary H r658 Southern av
-Thelma McL tex wkr Lakedale Mills
HARDWARE MILL SUPPLIES® FISHING TACKLE Paints
Varnishes "WE HAVE = - IT, CAN GET IT, OR IT ISN'T MADE
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DIXIE PAINT & HARDWARE CO.
109 GILLESPIE Dialo! 4119 -
FAYETTEVILLE
OBSERVER WANT ADS PRODUCE RESULTS!
Phone 4028
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Jewelers
PHONE 2505
00 WATCHES Henebry & Son DIAMONDS
محمص
Silversmiths
110 HAY ST.
Adams
-Virginia r658 Southern av
-Wm S driver State Hwy & PWC r RD 2 Addington Margt C (wid F A; The Woman's Club) h225 Dick Adkins Jos jr (Hazel) h603 School
-LeRoy (c) lab r New Town
-Raymond (Georgia) USA h106 Myrover
-Reginald C baker Home Bkry r RD 6 Box 105
-Robt overseer Lakedale Mills r Lakedale
-Wm (Sarah) electn Ft Bragg h22 3d (TH&HMill)
Aery Anna (c) h421 Chatham
Aetna Life Insurance Co Cuthbert Downing dist agt 100 Hay R409
Afford Sidney lab J R Young
Aguilar Louie (Julia) USA r233 S Cool Spring
Aiken L Earl (Ruby) tex wkr Lakedale Mills r401 Person
-Lewis G (Mageline) USA r331 E Russell
-Ophelia Mrs slswn Capitol Dept Store h US Hwy 15A North .- Ruby smstrs Sudbrook Shirt r401 Person
-Wm tex wkr Lakedale Mills
Ainsworth Preston L whsemn Quinn & Miller Furn r RD 3 Ake John W hlpr State Hwy & PWC r RD 5 Aker Lunette r1 Marsh
COAL
HIGHLAND COAL COMPANY BUILDERS' SUPPLIES ALL GRADES FERTILIZER Office and Yard: 203 Cumberland Tels. 3832 - 7240 Tels. 3832 - 7240
Akers Thelma M Mrs slswn Mill End Store h222 Rowan Akey Donald T (Dorothy H) USA h610a Greenland dr Akins A W (Linda) USA r1431 General Lee av (PH)
ALABAMA COMMERCIAL TRAILERS (Bryan Pontiac-Cadil- lac Co Inc), Dealers, 410-412 W Russell, Tel 6364 (See page 5 Buyers' Guide)
Albert Edw (June) USA r323 Winslow
-Helen L ofc sec Richd A Ellington & Co r Vander Albright Mary S serv rep Carolina T & T r219 Maiden la Albritton Emory C (Mary) USA h102 McNair loop'(HP) Alcoholics Anonymous Club John A Riddle sec meets each Sunday Tuesday and Friday night 2101/2 Person
Alex Quick Lunch (Alex Hondros) restr 131 Donaldson Alexander Blanche Mrs (c) h Brookside av
-David jr (Margt B) mgr Market Furn h1217 Hilltop av (PH)
-Della M Mrs tex wkr TH&HMills r Center
-Doris C tex wkr TH&HMills r Lakedale
-Edmond L tex wkr TH&HMills r10 B (LM)
-Edw A (Dorothy V) USA h31 Cross Creek ct
-Henry (c) pool rm atndt r Murchison rd
HUDSON TYPEWRITER CO. Exclusive Agents ROYAL. OFFICE TYPEWRITERS
Sales - Service
Rental - Supplies
320 Huske Bidg.
Phone 3228
HOWARD'S GARAGE
General Repairing
Trucks Tractors Autos
Radiator Repairs
620 Gillespie St.
PHONE 7439
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FLOWERS TEL. 2683 NIGHT 2834
BLAKE FLORIST Bonded Telegraph Florist PRINCE CHARLES HOTEL
Alexander
-Herman P Rev (Mazelle) pastor Pilgrim Holiness Ch h1075 Sou av
-Jas C (Mamie V) texwkr Holt-Wmsn h10 B (LM)
John H (c) student r Brookside av -
-Leonard W tex wkr TH&HMill r Lakedale
-Mack A Rev (Lillian) h rear 7 3d (TH&HMill)
-Maggie (c) maid r Brookside av
-Norris B designer Blake Florist h233 E Russell
-Robt (c) driver r Brookside av
-Wm R (Sarah B) driver Fleishman Distributing h1701 Bragg blvd
Alford Danl L (Flodie L) texwkr h4 4th (TH&HMill)
-Flodie L texwkr r4 4th (TH&HMill)
-Henry (c; Alice V) lab h137 Harvey
-Ida M (c) maid h600 Silk la
-Jas L tex wkr r4 4th (TH&HMill)
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