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Wilmington's exportations and importations are large and ever-growing, which mark a successful port. As a cotton port, it handles a satisfactory volume. Its imports cover a large field in variety and come from practically every quar- ter of the globe. Wilmington ranks as the second largest
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fertilizer and petroleum products port on the Atlantic Sea- board. Its volume of petroleum products is such that prac- tically 75% of the state's consumption passes through the port. Wilmington also has a tremendous volume of molasses
importation, which serves a half dozen states, as well as
an enormous amount of lumber handled in both coast-wise
and foreign trade. Recent increase of port volume has been evidenced in large tobacco exports and growing imports of
Orton Mansion, in Brunswick County, sixteen miles below Wilmington, was built by "King Roger" Moore in 1725. This
splendid estate has been developed into one of the most magnificent camellia and azalea gardens in the South, and at-
tracts thousands of visitors each season.
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sugar, with vast shipments of bromine and distribution of petroleum products.
Regardless of conditions, the past few years have wit- nessed big building operations. Among recent enterprises located here are several large fertilizer factories, North Car- olina Shipbuilding Co., Ethyl-Dow Chemical Co., Gulf States Creosoting Co., Taylor-Colquitt Co., manufacturing creosoted products, Atlantic Refining Co., American Molasses Co., Southland Mfg. Co., Chilian Nitrates Co., Barrett Co., Nehi Bottling Co., Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co, Standard Oil Co., Texas Co., Atlantic Refining Co., Gulf Refining Co., Cities Service Co., Pure Oil Co., National Oil Co., Shell Oil Co., Sinclair Oil Co., Repubic Oil Co., and North State Creosoting Co., thus supplementing the city's already large number of such in- dustries.
Wilmington is the natural gateway of North and South Carolina, intermediate between the whole territory and Richmond.
New Hanover County, of which Wilmington is the county seat, has scores of miles of shaded paved highways. A typical road scene near Wilmington is shown above.
Wilmington is North Carolina's major seaport city, the gateway of her commerce and trade. North Carolina is a vast state in area, larger than New York or Pennsylvania, and almost as large as New England. Wilmington is the natural distributing point for North Carolina and parts of South Carolina and Georgia. Think what it would mean if all New England had only one such distributing seaport, and it will then be realized why Wilmington must grow and is growing to meet the demands of this vast territory, the bountiful natural resources of which have hardly been touched.
From the Middle West the Panama Canal possibly is in more direct communication via Wilmington than by any other South Atantic seaport, and cargoes to and from Wil- mington are not subject to the dangers of Cape Hatteras.
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Greenfield Lake and Gardens, owned by the City of Wilmington, have a five-mile scenic drive around the lake. These properties represent one of the finest municipal parks in the South.
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Wilmington is the center of one of the greatest vege- table-producing districts in the U. S. Comparatively few years ago no strawberries were raised except for domestic use; now Wilmington is the center of one of the largest strawberry-growing districts in the world. It is one of the largest lettuce-producing districts also, and a very large vegetable and peanut market.
Wilmington's outlets by rail and water are the Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line systems; Wilmington, Brunswick & Southern Railway; the North Carolina Line; Norfolk, Baltimore & Carolina Line; Railway Express Agency, Inc., and foreign services. The two boat lines mentioned, each operate two services each week over the Intra-Coastal Canal between Wilmington, Norfolk and Baltimore.
Wilmington has a wonderful climate; no extreme heat or extreme cold. Average summer temperature, 78 degrees; average winter temperature, 48 degrees. The normal rainfall is 53 inches; average annual clear days, 132 (New York, rain-
For disciples of old Izaak Walton, the salt and fresh waters in the Wilmington area prove sources of recreation and enjoyment, combined with catches of fish of varied species.
fall, 44 inches; clear days, 118; New Orleans, rainfall 57 inches; clear days, 109). The mild climate and diversified opportunities made this city and section a haven for home- seekers.
The Wilmington district is one of the greatest trucking regions in the U. S., and the yield of these early crops is valued at nearly $18,000,000 annually.
Wilmington is the nearest Atlantic port to the Ohio gateways, and nearer Cincinnati than Charleston by fifteen miles, and Savannah, by thirty miles.
The city has immense terminals that can load sixteen ocean-going ships at one time, providing them with over 600,000 square feet of warehouse space.
In the first World War, Wilmington had two immense shipyards. It had the honor of possessing the only Govern- ment-owned steel shipyard in the South, and first Govern- ment-owned concrete yard in the country. These yards have been converted into important industrial centers. The activities of the present North Carolina Shipbuilding Co.
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will represent a greater volume output and payroll than the combined figures of the two companies which were active during World War No. 1.
The commerce on the Cape Fear River at and below Wilmington amounted to 2,785,419 tons in a recent year.
Through courtesy of Fairchild Aerial Surveys, this excel- lent bird's-eye view of a cross-section of the city of Wil- mington is made available. In the front center may be seen the U. S. Custom House, with the Coast Guard Cutter Modoc moored at the wharf.
This shows a satisfactory and continuing increase in volume, and indicates the growing importance of the Port of Wil- mington.
South of Hatteras, thus assuring safety to vessels from Latin America and other countries to the south of the U. S.,
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this port occupies a strategic position of advantage to those countries.
Cape Fear River never has ice, which permits year- around navigation, and the climate is never so cold that it makes outdoor work a hardship or discomfort.
Wilmington has many fertilizer factories, petroleum products terminals, lumber plants, wood creosoting plants, and a number of fish-packing plants, with large payrolls. It has the handsomest custom house in the South, costing more than $700,000. This city is the home station of the Coast Guard Cutter Modoc.
Wilmington has become a new and important inland waterway canal terminal since the completion, in the spring of 1932, of the extension from Beaufort to the Cape Fear River. This link provides accommodations for heavy traffic over a protected inland channel twelve feet deep and ninety
This early Colonial home still stands in Wilmington. It was built in the 1750's, and when Wilmington was captured by the British in 1781, served as headquarters for Lord Charles Cornwallis, commander of the invading forces. This property is now a shrine which attracts much attention.
feet wide, connecting up with points as far north as New York and Boston, and Miami, southward.
Wilmington has two immense cotton compresses and two marine railways. The steel shipyard operated during the first World War by the George A. Fuller Co. has been converted into an industrial center. The concrete shipyard property is owned by the City and will be developed into municipal wharves and public terminals and warehouses. This has been offered the State of North Carolina as a loca- tion for State-owned terminals and warehouses, whenever such are necessary. Wilmington now has one of the finest and most efficiently operated systems of private terminals at any Southern port, and the city's principal stevedoring corporation holds the record for all South Atlantic ports for quick dispatch of cargo.
With both water and rail transportation, thus affording quick hauls and low freight rates, and near the scenes of raw materials, Wilmington is a splendid spot for manufac-
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turing industries. Two big railroad systems-the Atlantic Coast Line and the Seaboard Air Line-place the city near the great coal fields and the iron-producing zones.
Wilmington has cotton and garment mills, wood and metal works, concrete concerns, creosoting factories, candy factories, machine shops, big fertilizer factories, sawmills, iol stations, etc. A fine cold storage plant is located here.
This is a leading banking center, local banks having total deposits of $55,377,000.
Jobbing business runs into many million dollars in value annually, and retail merchants do a wide business, as the city is the trading Mecca for a section containing 250,000 population.
City of big weekly payrolls. Annual payrolls normally about $14,000,000, distributed among thousands of employees, exclusive of the shipyard payroll of from $600,000 to $1,000,- 000 monthly.
Two very convincing reasons why Wilming- ton's splendid ocean resorts, Wrightsville, Carolina, Wilmington and Fort Fisher Beaches, attract thousands of visitors every season.
Headquarters of Atlantic Coast Line system, employing locally about 1,750 men and women. Monthly payroll of Coast Line nearly $300,000.
Wonderful year-around climate, and a health record praised by the U. S. Government.
The Wilmington section has crop-growing days to the number of 250, which is the equal of northern Mexico, though with the advantage of an ample and equable rainfall.
Wilmington is the terminus of six major highways of North Carolina's splendid good roads system, and the city is also an important point on the Ocean Highway extending from Portland, Maine, to Miami, Fla., the Calhoun Highway from Athens, Ga., and the Dixie Highway from Memphis, Tenn., to the ocean at Wilmington, and U. S. Routes 17, 74, 76, 117 and 421.
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Wilmington is a city of fine streets, fine parks, attractive homes, beautiful churches and modern schools, in a county netted by good roads, the superior not to be found anywhere. It is a place of up-to-date amusements, with some of the best beach resorts on the South Atlantic Coast within thirty minutes' ride of the city. Wrightsville Beach, eight miles east of the city, is an island resort of fame and renown. It is connected with the mainland by excellent half-hour bus service and causeway to Harbor Island just west of the beach. Carolina, Wilmington and Fort Fisher beaches, south of the city, are mainland resorts with many delightful attractions. Wilmington's four fine beaches are among the only mainland resorts on the North Carolina coast where one can drive directly to the ocean in an automobile. The four beaches attract approximately 500,000 visitors every summer.
The Greater Wilmington Chamber of Commerce is alive to the city's great advantages and is always eager to answer all questions and to extend hearty co-operation. Write the Chamber of Commerce for any information desired.
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ABBREVIATIONS
acct accountant
addresso
addressograph
adv
advertising
agri agricultural
agt agent
al alley
alt . alteration
Am
American
appr
apprentice
apts apartments
archt architect
asmblr assembler
Assn Association
assoc.
associate
asst
assistant
atndt
attendant
atty
attorney
aud
auto automobile
auto opr ... automatic
operator
avenue
av
. telephone
A
bet
between
bgemn .. baggageman
bkbndr .. bookbinder
bkpg mach opr.
bookkeeping machine
operator
bkpr
bookkeeper
bldg
building
bldr
block
blk
builder
blksmith
. . blacksmith
blrmkr .. boilermaker blvd . boulevard
brklyr
bricklayer
gro
brkmn brakeman h
cabtmkr cabinetmaker hairdrsr .. hairdresser capt captain hd hand
carp carpenter
cash cashier
Ch Church
chauf chauffeur
chf
chief
civil civ
clk clerk
clnr cleaner
collr
com] commercial
comn commission ins insurance inspr
compt . . comptometer
cond conductor
confr .. confectioner
cons consulting
contr contractor
cor
corner
corres. . correspondent
ct
court
custdn .custodian ctr cutter
del delivery
dep deputy
dept
department
dicta
dletn
dir . director
dispr dispatcher
dist
district
division div
dlr dealer mech mechanic
dmnstr. . demonstrator do ditto or same
dom
domestic
Met Metropolitan
meter rdr ..... .. meter
reader
mfg .. manufacturing
mfr .. manufacturer
mgr manager mimeo opr
mimeograph operator mkr maker
Railway Mail Service
mkt
market
mldr
molder
mlnr
milliner
s or
S
South
san
sanitary
Sav
Savings
mn
sch
school
mono
monotype
se
southeast
mse opr
. morse
operator
sec
secretary
sergt
sergeant
ship
shipping
sht mtl wkr .... sheet metal worker
slsmgr .. salesmanager
slsmn
salesman
slswn
saleswoman
smstrs
seamstress
soc
society
solr
solicitor
n or N
North
sq
square
SS.
.south side
sta
station
sta eng
stationary engineer
statn .. ... statistician sten ... stenographer stereo stereotyper stmftr steamfitter str setter
supt .. superintendent
supvr
supervisor
surg
surgeon
SW
southwest
swtchmn ... switchman
tab mach opr ...
tabulating machine
operator
tchr
teacher
tech
techniclan
tel
telephone
teleg
telegraph
plshr
polisher
ter
terrace
plstr plasterer tmkpr timekeeper
.. painter
implts implements PO postoffice tndr tender
PS Public School pres president
prfrdr
. proofreader
prin
principal
priv sec
.private
secretary
prod produce
junior
prof
professor
jwlr
jeweler
prop
proprietor
kpr
keeper
prov
provisions
prsfdr
.. press feeder
prsmn pressman
prsr . . presser ptrnmkr patternmaker pub publishing
publr
. publisher
purch purchasing
.. resides or rooms R C. . Roman Catholic
Indrymn. . laundryman ltd limited rd mach machinist worker wks works mdse merchandise road RD .. Rural Delivery real est ... real estate rec receiving wS. . west side
wtchmn watchman .. yardman ydmn
ydmstr . yardmaster
ABBREVIATIONS OF GIVEN NAMES
Abraham Abr
Alexander
Alex
Charles
Chas
Daniel
Danl
Edward Edw
Elizabeth Eliz
Margaret Margt
Theodore Theo
August
Aug
Eugene
Eug
Michael Michl
Thomas Thos
Benjamin
Benj
Frederick
Fredk
Patrick
Patk
William Wm
10-40
Catherine
Cath
George
Geo
Richard Richd
James Jas
Joseph
Jos
Samuel
Saml
Solomon
Sol
Stephen
Steph
Arthur Arth
dictaphone litho lithographer
dietitian Indrs
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
exam .examiner
exch exchange
exp
executive express
expmn expressman fcty
flgmn
flagman
fnshr
finisher
foreman
forwn
forewoman frt
ftr
fitter
furniture
furn rms
furnished rooms
furngs . furnishings
gasftr
gasfitter
gdnr
gardener
gds
goods
genl general pass passenger
grocer pdlr peddler
pharm pharmacist photog .. photographer phys physician
pk
park
pkr
packer
pkwy
parkway
plmbr
plumber
hngr
hanger
pl
place
hospital hosp
hsekpr . housekeeper Hts Heights pntr
imptr importer inc incorporated
inspector instr
instructor int rev
internal revenue
jr
laby wkr. . . laboratory
worker
1br
lumber
lieut
.lieutenant
lino
linotype
laundress
mechl mechanical mer merchant rep . . representative reprmn .. repairman
restr restaurant
northwest
O .. .
property owner
ofc wkr .. office worker opp
. opposite
operator
opr
osteo
osteopath
.
patent
nr
near
mtce mn .. maintenance man
mtrmn
motorman
factory
mus
music
multi opr .. multigraph operator
mut
mutual
spl
special
freight
Natl
National
ft
foot
ne
northeast
ns.
north side
furn
nw
br branch govt government pat
hdqrs .headquarters hdw hardware
hlpr
helper
householder
laborer
lab
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
treas treasurer twp township undtkr . undertaker undwrtr .. underwriter uphol ... . upholsterer US United States USA
tmstr
teamster
trans .. transportation
trav
traveling
Robert Robt
Alfred Alf
Archibald Arch
Katherine Kath
ret
retail
Rev Reverend rptr . . repeater irte mn ... route man rtg aide .. routing aide Ry Railway
RyMS
man
est estate msngr messenger
mstr mech
master mechanic
formn
auditor
exec
collector
comnr . . commissioner
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REAL ESTATE RENTS
240 Princess St.
HILL'S WILMINGTON CITY DIRECTORY
1943
Copyright, 1943, by Hill Directory Co., Inc. For List of General Abbreviations see opposite page
SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS
A Audubon LV
Lake Village
ACLRR. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Brookwood
B
CCP . Country Club Pines
CP
Carolina Place
C&ORyCo .... Chespeake & Ohio Railway
Co O
E
Edgewood
FH
Forest Hills SPK Sunset Park GC
USWPA. . United States Work Projects
USCG. United States Coast Guard Administration GT Greenfield Terrace H Hillcrest
HE Hillcrest Extension W Woodcrest
HPk Highwood Park
Idlewood
LF
Lake Forest
LG
Love Grove
Western Union Telegraph Co
Alphabetical List of Names
AAA Motor Club (Carolina Motor Club Inc) 207 N 2d
A and D Food Stores (Mrs Virginia K Kerr) gros 1023 S 6th
A & P Food Stores 1015 Market 1125 N 4th 102 S Front and 215 N 3d
Aaron Jos E (Annie) USA r409 Brunswick
Abbington Chas R (Frances) gdnr h913 17th S
Abbott Ann G Mrs sten Ry Exp Agcy r509 Ann
-Larry shipwright NCSCo r112 N Monroe (SPK)
-Mary r Jas I Crews
-Wm S Lieut USA r509 Ann
Abbruzzese Rina Mrs slswn F W Woolworth Co r1314 Dock
Abee Stanley A (Sue L) emp NCSCo r213 Lake Forest pkwy (LF)
Abegg Chas W (Frances O) plmbr NCSCo h123 Pinecrest pkwy (GT)
Abel Anna H tech Dr David R Murchison r1321 Chestnut
-Harriet bkpr Jones Furn Co r1321 Chestnut
-Jos (Rebecca K; Peoples Furniture Co) h1321 Chestnut
york Vrefrigeration air conditioning
SNEEDEN-YORK CO.
REFRIGERATION-AIR CONDITIONING ATHLETIC SUPPLIES 115 MARKET TEL. 9761
David Jacobi Supply Co.
ROGERS THỊ MASH -OF QUALITY
Paints Hardware Paper Products Hotel Supplies Rope
101 S. FRONT Tel. 9451
***** ****
US
MEN'S . NO
FARRAR TRANSFER & STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Fireproof Warehouse
Household Goods Merchandise STORAGE
Local and Long Distance MOVING
Agent : ALLIED VAN LINES
1121 S. FRONT ST.
Tel. 5317
M Manhattan NCSCo ... North Carolina Shipbuilding Co N&WRyCo ... Norfolk & Western Railway Co
Oleander
SH
Summer Hills
TWPCo Garden City Tidewater Power Co GPK Greenfield Park
Wilmington
Wmtn
Winter Park I WPk
WUTelCo or WUTelegCo.
F. E. LIVINGSTON & CO. INSURANCE FIRE-CASUALTY Phone 6047
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EDWARD C. CRAFT
Member of American Institute of Accountants
North Carolina Asso. of C.P.A.'S
Certified Public Account- ant
Audits Systems Tax Service
22-23 Trust Bldg.
Phone 5587
P. O. Box 552
The Wilmington Savings & Trust Company
Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Capital, $300,000.00
Surplus, $600,000.00
Abell Jas (Ann) stmftr NCSCo r718 S 5th av Abernathey Oscar carp NCSCo r710 Northern blvd (SPK)
Abernathy Clegg (Hazel) emp NCSCo h31 Pinecrest pkwy (GT)
-Hazel smstrs Southland Mfg Co
-W S emp NCSCo r206 Grace
-Wm D emp NCSCo h11 Court D (LV)
-Wm S (Ruth A) wldr NCSCo h2017 Brandon rd (PP) Abi Rudolph eng r1004 Market Able Ezzell (c; Ola M) USA r211 Harnett Abowitz Benj (Lula) USA r1605 Princess -Lola G clk Franklin Agcy r1605 Princess
Abraham Boston (c; Harriett) lab NCSCo h1105 Miller
-Edw (c; Mary) lab NCSCo h905 S 13th
-Eug (c; Mary) rigger NCSCo 1917 Murphy al
-Jos (c; Ruth) lab NCSCo r1111 Miller
-Roosevelt (c; Pinkie) lab h315 Brunswick
-Thos (c; Katie) lab NCSCo h1116 S 7th -Welford (c) lab NCSCo r713 Walnut
Abrams Aaron (Annie G; Sher-Lynn Shoppe) h1320 Chestnut
-Bernard J (Cinderella Booterie) USA r1320 Chestnut
-Chas G dir USO Carolina Beach Agcy Army-Navy YMCA r Carolina Beach
-Dorothy L Mrs sten US War Dept Eng r USO Club Carolina Beach
-Harold B (Myrtle W; Cinderella Booterie) h1409 Grace
-Wm M meatctr Henry L Herring r Saml B Jopp
Ackerman Emmett (Estelle) emp NCSCo r1210 S 4th
-Wm A Capt (Margt E) USA h223 Lake Forest pkwy (LF) Acme Building 103 Chestnut
-Fertilizer Co Thos H Wright pres-treas L Saml Campbell v-pres-sec Her- bert A Lynch v-pres-asst sec mfrs 103 Chestnut R6
H. F. Wilder Real Estate Agency Sales - Rentals
207 Princess Tel. 4932
HANOVER
Building & Loan Association Series-January, April, July, October 3% PAID ON SAVINGS 207 Princess Tel. 4932
Pickard's
Acree Chas H (Cath T) asst formn NCSCo h5 N Burnett blvd (SPk)
-Jos W (Avis C) asst supt h108 Park ter (SPK)
Acton John (c) emp NCSCo 1217 Harnett
-Ned (c; Mary) lab h208 Harnett
Adair Sibley H ftr NCSCo r4 Court J (LV)
Adam Calvin (c) lab r805 Brunswick
Adams Adriella S clk US War Dept Eng r217 Country Club blvd (W) -Alex (c; Lucille) h1306 N 6th
-Alice (c) h810 N 2d
-Almon G (Anne M) clk ACLRR h2001 Metts av
-Barbecue and Sandwich Shop (Oscar C Adams) 525 S Front
-Benj E (Edith) cash Crescent Candy Co h504 Dock
-Bert (Doris) wldr NCSCo r216 Castle
-Chas (c) lab r805 Brunswick
-Cleo K (Rosalie P) handymn US War Dept Eng h412 Queen
-Drucilla acct r217 Country Club blvd (W)
-E Clark (Frances) asst chf clk to v-pres ACLRR h205 S 5th av
-Elijah (c; Quessie) emp NCSCo h22H Robt R Taylor Homes -Emma r20 S 3d
Bicycles
-Fred (c) lab r612 N 8th
-Henry emp NCSCo r513 N 3d
-Henry (c) wood 914 Miller h do
-Herbert A (M Ethel P; Gem Kodak Exchange) h209 N 2d
-Horace (c) lab r614 N 8th
-Howard L (Martha) supt Wmtn Oil & Fertilizer Co h217 N 23d
-Irving Lieut (Eva) USA r106 S 3d RD 2 (WPk)
-J B emp NCSCo r712 N 3d
-Jack emp NCSCo r317 N 4th
WILL REHDER FLORIST
CUT FLOWERS FUNERAL DESIGNS Howers-by-Wire
Say It With Lower"
121 N. FRONT TEL. 9649
Fishing Tackle
Sporting Goods
Johnson Outboard Motors
209
Market St.
PHONE 2-3224
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White's PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS
QUALITY YOU CAN TASTE PHONE 6681
ADAMS
-Jas E' (c) leadingmn NCSCo r817 S 4th
-John (c) lab r805 Brunswick
-John (c) lab NCSCo r718 N 8th
-John (Mildred) wldr NCSCo h ss Strawberry av 1 e 3d RD 3 (WPk)
-John R (Mary C) supvr of safety ACLRR h1503 Rankin
-John S (Freddie) emp J Herbert Bate Co h107 S 5th av
-Jos emp Crotty Bros NC r Leland NC
-Jos C (Ione E) USA h173 Lake Forest pkwy (LF)
-Jos D (c) lab Johnson Cotton Co h1009 Hutaff al
-Julian C (Anna B) supt Economy Electric Co h115 Morningside dr
-L W Lieut-Col USA h116 Kenwood av
-Lottie smstrs Southland Mfg Co
-Lula (c) dom r818 N 3d
-M Ethel Mrs (Adams Studio) h209 N 2d
-Marion E Capt (Ruth) USA h420 Market apt 21
-Mary (c) maid r1105 N 10th
-Mary L (c) dom r718 N 8th
-Neal (c; Henrietta) shipftr NCSCo h1005 S 10th
-Nell tel opr r107 S 5th av
-Nelson (c) lab NCSCo r612 Dawson
-Oscar C (Margt; Adams Barbecue and Sandwich Shop) r8 Castle
-Robt (c) lab NCSCo r805 Brunswick
-Roosevelt (c) lab Boyle Ice Co r618 Swann
-Rosa L smstrs Southland Mfg Co
-Rose waiter r1710 Market
-Saml (c; Katie) lab h805 Brunswick
-Saml (c) lab NCSCo r720 Dickinson
AIR-CONDITIONED
RATES
COFFEE SHOP
REASONABLE
MODERN
FIREPROOF
CONNECTING
ON U.S. HWYS.
GARAGE
HOTEL CAPE FEAR CHESTNUT and 2d STREETS # 17,74,76,117
-Saml G (Edith C) purch agt r408 Walnut
-Sarah (c) r215 Henry
-Shockley C (Eveline) wldr NCSCo r108 S Jackson (SPK)
-- Studio (Mrs M Ethal Adams) photogs 209 N 2d
-Thos (c) lab r60912 Red Cross
-Thos (c) lab r805 N 6th
-W H emp NCSCo r206 Orange
-Wade H jr asst civ eng US War Dept Eng r218 N 3d
-Walter (c) lab r810 N 2d
-Wilber (c) lab NCSCo h425 S 13th
-Wm (c) lab r810 N 2d
-Wm H (c) driver R Forest Hall r513 S 7th
-Willie M (c) dom r614 N 8th
Adcox Cecil (Sally A) wldr NCSCo r1838 Carolina Beach rd (SPk) -Clarence W (Ruth J) pipeftr NCSCo h40712 Castle
Addington Richd B (Mary V) crane opr NCSCo h6 Southern blvd (SPk) Addison Alonzo (c; Janie) lab r1208 McRae al
-Annie (c) maid h408 Anderson
-Arth (c; Fannie) driver h712 Bladen
-Chas H (c; Evalina) h1208 McRae al
-Ernest (c) lab r27D Robt R Taylor Homes
-Ernest (c; Mabel) lab r1208 McRae al
-Lucius (c; Ossilene) lab NCSCo h917 N 7th
-Oscar (c; Mary) brklyr h71712 S 7th
-Petor (c; Luberta) emp NCSCo h1206 N 3d
-Ruth (c) maid r19C Robt R Taylor Homes
-Sarah (c) r408 Anderson
-Sylvester (c; Johnnie M) lab NCSCo r1305 Glenn -Wm (c) lab r1311 N 9th
Ade Rose (c) r1115 Ann
LESLIE R. HUMMELL
INSURANCE
Representing AETNA LIFE - NATIONAL LIFE PRUDENTIAL INS. CO. of AMERICA
Also Rep. Large Reliable Stock Companies For Fire and General Insurance
PHONE 6118
MCKEE BROS. ICE & COAL CO.
TEL.
6327
RED-ASH COAL For a
HOT FIRE
710 Castle
and 601 Greenfield
307-309 North Front St.
- Tel. 6626 -
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO.
Wilmington, N. C.
232 PRINCESS
30
PRINTING
RULING
JACKSON & BELL BINDING
Co
105-109 N. SECOND ST. PHONE 5817
Adger Isabell (c) emp Sou Box & Lbr Co r214 Stanley (LG)
-Kennedy (c) lab NCSCo r506 Dickinson
-Laura (c) cook h1020 N 9th
-Lee M (c; Theola) pntr NCSCo r1104 Miller
-Martha (c) fctywkr r1020 N 9th
-Pinckney (c; Annie) lab NCSCo h1104 Miller Adkins see also Atkins
-Beecher (c; Janie) USA h416 N 7th
-Flossie Mrs emp NCSCo r108 Red Cross
- J Burnette (c) tchr Williston Primary Sch
Afton Almond F (Nelia) wldr NCSCo r149 Woodlawn av Are Benj (c; Addie) lab h710 S 8th
-Leander (c) driver Z A Sneeden & Sons r Wrightsville Sound Agee Jack wldr NCSCo r1301 N 4th Agner Jas emp NCSCo r White House Hotel Agostini Lula J h19 S 6th Ahrens Adolph G (Lillian G) mgr Serv Drug Co h802 Market -Bertha Mrs slswn Isaac Shain h1022 N 4th
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