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Page Automobiles Registered by Counties Religious Organizations: 1922 148 Baptist Church ....". 97 Catholic Church 1 1 > and Bankers: Banks Christian Clmrch 11". State Banks 53 Christian Science Church 118 National Banks 61 Free Will Baptist Church in: Jewish Organizations 118 Birth Kate 16 Methodist Episcopal Church, South .... lir. Bond Issues by the State of North Caro- Methodist Protestant Church 113 lina 150 Moravian Church 11 : Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of North Carolina Churches of Christ North Carolina 32 ciples) 113 Chiropractors 154 Presbyterian Church llo Cordage Mills 67 Primitive Baptist Church 11"'

Cotton Mills '. 62 Protestant Episcopal Church 112 County Affairs and Officials 33-53 Society of Friends 11: Dentists 94 United Evangelical Lutheran Church .. 117 Doctors 85 Eclipses of Sun and Moon, 1923 152 Secretaries of the Navy 152 Secretaries of State 84 Educational Institutions: Signers of The Declaration ol In. I pendence '" 26 Accredited High Schools and Principals Silk Mills 67 26 Colleges and Schools For Negroes Soldiers and Sailors From Bach Stab- in Denominational Colleges 24 World War 117 School* 26 Directors Institutional Summer Soldiers and Sailors Who Lost Their Lives 26 Orphanages in the World War II* Preparatory Schools and Principals ... 21 State Institutions 24 and State Equalizing Fund. 1921-'22 80 Societies Organizations:

Special Building Fund, 1922 31 Air-Dried North Carolina Tine Club . . 122 Superintendents of Chartered Schools .. 32 American Legion— Department oi North Carolina 119 Furniture Factories 70 Association of County Superintendents. I2ti 142 Governors of North Carolina Association of Grammar Teachers 126 67 Knitting Mills Association of High School Tea Carolina 69 Legal Holidays in North and Principals 126 76 Lawyers Association of Music Teachers 126 North Carolina 132 Day Association of Teachers 126 North Carolina Fairs 96 Primary of Court Clerks ... North Carolina Railroads 130 Association Superior of North and Editors 71 Citizens EUghwaj Association Newspapers 127 North Carolina National Guard, The.... 152 Carolina North Carolina in Congress 155 Eastern Carolina Chamber of Com- Outstanding Facts About North Carolina 153 merce 127 Optometrists 153 Farmers Convention Farmers Educational and Co-Operatlve Official Vote: Union

1 Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons . 12 Vote For Corporation Commissioner— Grand Council Royal Arcanum 1 25 1922 140 (band Council Royal and Vote on Constitutional Amendment, 121 1922 141 Masters I. O. 0. F 121 Vote For State Officers—1920 142 Grand Eneampmenl of Knight, Vote for President, 1920 142 Grand Encampment Templars of North ( lai ollna of 12 1 Platforms: Grand Lodge Knights Pythias (band Lodge I. (i. O; F. ol North Democratic State Platform—1922 13S Carolina 124 136 Republican State Platform— 1922 Grand Lodge Masons 121 Jr. O. U. A. M 121 : Population Kings 1 daughters Population—1910-1920 IK! Ma ter Pi Intel Lssociatlon 128 Population Growth in United States... 147 Medical Society Of North Carolina... L28 Population North Carolina Cities and Memorial Craftsmen Association of the Towns—1900-1920 HI Carolinas North Carolina Agricultural - 122 Patterson Memorial 155 Cup . North Carolina Vntl Saloon i.e. cue. . Information 155 Postal ' < \oitb Carolina \ ocla I lUes. , North Carolina Association ol Jewl b Political Organizations: Women 127 State Democratic Executive Committee 133 North Carolina Association "i Register 134 Republican State Executive Committee Of Heeds

1 Bankers Association .. . 12 76 North Carolina Practicing Attorneys .... 94 North Carolina Bai aca \ lal n Practicing Dentists 122 North i ai olina Bar a joclation Practicing Physicians 85 North Carolina Chiropractor \ Property Values for 1920-'21 and Incomes elation a of Counties 1 >'' THE \OKTI! I'AKH|,[\A YEAR HOOK

Pace Page North Carolina Cotton Growers Co- North Carolina Society of Engineers.. 129 operative Association l- (! North Carolina Society of The Sons of North Carolina Conference Epworth The Revolution 121 League 125 Ni nli Carolina State Reekeepers Asso- North Carolina Education Association .. 126 ciation 129 North Carolina Dental Society 125 North Carolina State Firemens Asso- North Carolina Division Daughters of ciation 123 The American Revolution 12V North Carolina State Optometric Society 121 North Carolina Division United Con- North Carolina Sunday School Asso- federate Veterans 128 ciation 1 28 North Carolina Division United Daugh- North Carolina Teachers Assembly 126 ters of The Confederacy 123 North Carolina Traffic Association ... 122 North Carolina Elks Association 123 Old Hickory Association, 30th Division,

North Carolina Federation of Labor .. 129 A. E. F 127 North Carolina Federation of Woman's Peanut Growers Association 125 Clubs 125 Rebekah State Assembly. I. O. O. F. 121 North Carolina Folk Lore Society .... 127 State Council of North Carolina Jr. O. North Carolina Forestry Association... 129 U. A. M 124 North Carolina Good Roads Association 123 State Farmers Alliance 125

-i North Carolina Hospital Association. . . 130 Scottish Society of Amer i ca lS North Carolina Junior Baraca-Philathea Southern Furniture Manufacturers As- Union 129 sociation 1 27 North Carolina Landowners Association 122 Spanish War Veterans 122 North Carolina League of Women Sudan Temple, New Bern 126 Voters 129 Tri-State Medical Association 126 North Carolina Literary and Historical Western North Carolina Weekly Press Association 127 Association 12a North Carolina Manufacturers Asso- Wilmington-Charlotte- Asheville Highway 1 22 ciation 127 Association of the North Carolina Merchants Association.. 126 Woman's Missionary Society Western N. C. Methodist Conference 125 North Carolina Municipal Association . . 127 123 North Carolina Orphans Association.... Speakers of the U. S. House 75 North Carolina Pharmaceutical Asso- ciation 126 State Government: North Carolina Press Association l-'l Executive Department 3-16 North Carolina Retail Clothiers Asso- Judicial Department 19-23 ciation 123 Legislative Department 17-19 North Carolina Society of The Cin- cinnati 121 State Treasurers 23 North Carolina Society of The Daugh- United States Senators 113 ters of The Revolution 122 Woolen Mills «7 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS

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State Government (EXECUTIVE) GOVERNOR—Cameron Morrison, of Meck- CLERK—Ruby Little, Raleigh. lenburg. clerk— Mrs, Benjamin Beach, Raleigh. LIEUT. -GOVERNOR—W. B. Cooper, of New INSPECTORS—Walter L. Horton, S. A Hanover. Nichols, J. R. Pendergrast, George .T. Stud- PRIVATE SECRETARY TO GOVERNOR— dert, Raleigh. William H. Richardson, of Wake. EXECUTIVE CLERK—Miss Mamie C. Tur- DEPARTMENT STATE AUDITOR. of Wake. ner, STATE AUDITOR—Baxter Durham. of EXECUTIVE SECRETARY—Miss Margaret Wake. V. of Mecklenburg. Willis, CHIEF CLERK— K. II. Baker, of Franklin TAX CLERK—Connor W. Aycock, of DEPARTMENT OF STATE Wake. SECRETARY OF STATE—W. N. Everett, TRAVELING AUDITOR—W. T. DLxotl. of of Richmond. Cleveland. CORPORATION CLERK—Mrs. Minnie Bag- CORPORATION CLERK—D. W. Terry, of well Fox. Raleigh. Richmond. GRANT CLERK—L. P. Denmark, Raleigh. PENSION CLERK AND STENOGRAPHER CLERK—Mrs. Robert L. Middliton, Raleigh. —Mrs. ir. s. Gay, of Wayne. CLERK—Miss Mary Bradley, Raleigh. BOND CLERK AND STENOGRAPHED .Mrs. r. . d. of < CLERK—Mrs. I. E. Skinner, Raleigh. Thomas, CLERK—Mrs. F. G. Davis, Raleigh. I'.ooKKEEPEK .Inn B BrlgBS, Ol W STENOGRAPHER—Mrs. Richard Musgrove. BOOKKEEPER—Miss L P. Btephenson, ol Wake. Raleigh. Auto Department. OP STATE TREASURER MOTOR SUPERVISOR—J. E. Sawyer, DEPARTMENT Raleigh. TREASURER- -Benjamin it Lacy, of Wake CHIEF CLERK—A. L. Fleming, Raleigh. CHIEF CLERK—w. F. M ly, ol Mecklen- GASOLINE AUDITOR — George Little, burg, Raleigh. TELLER -Henry B. winiunis.ui, of Samp- CASHIER—Annie H. Bobbitt, Raleigh. son. CLERK—Susie W. Taylor, Raleigh. INSTITUTION CLERK H. M i- CLERK—Lizzie Lee, Raleigh. Orange. BOOKKEEPER—Nannie R. Jones, Raleigh. pond CLERK M Tones, of Harnett CLERK—Roberta Crews, Raleigh. CORPORATION CLERK Ml Vers Elling- CLERK—Bettie Packer, Raleigh. ton, i>f Chatham. STATE GOVERNMENT -EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

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— <;. M.D.. Chief of Medical In- Si VI 11 tli District R. A. Doughton. Gommis : M COOPER, sioner, Sparta; (' s Currie, District En- spection oi Schools. K. IV B. BONNER, M. D.. Chief of Bureau i . Elkin. Eighth District— A. M Kistler, Commis- of Maternity and Infancy. of Bureau of Morgaiiton; H. E. Noell, District H. E. MILLER, C.E., Chief and Engineer, Marion. Engineering Inspection. — F. M. REGISTER, M.D., Deputy State Ninth District .1. <;. Stikeleatlier, Commis- Registrar of Vital Statistics. sioner, Asheville W. M. Peyton, District .1 S. MITCHENER, M.D., Chief of Bureau Engineer, Asheville. of Epidemiology. STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES AND THE NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL PUBLIC WELFARE COMMISSION -Mrs Kale Burr Johnson, COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONERS—M. C. S. Noble. Chapel Raleigh. Hill; Frank Wood, Edenton; Heriot Clarkson, FIELD AGENT—Roy M. Brown, Raleigh. Charlotte; Thomas M. Pittman, Henderson. M. Emeth CHILD WELFARE BUREAU— SECRETARY—D. H. Hill. Raleigh. Tuttle, Mary G. Shotwell, Raleigh. LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE LIBRARIAN— STAFF SECRETARY—Nell Rattle Lewis, Henry M. London. Raleigh. Raleigh. COLLECTOR FOR HALL OF HISTORY— PSYCHO-PATHOLOGIST—Harry VV. Crane, Fred A Olds, Raleigh. Chapel Hill. AKCIIIYIST— R. I'.. House, Raleigh. CONSULTING EXPERT—Howard W Odum, Chapel Hill. BUDGET COMMISSION GOV. CAMERON MORRISON. Chairman. PRISON STATES I). F GILES, of Marion. GEORGE R. POU. Supt., Raleigh. R. A. DOUGHTON. of Snarta. S. H. BUSBEE, Warden, Raleigh. L R VARSER of Lumberton. CHIEF CLERK—Hugh A. Love, Raleigh. WALTER MURPHY', of Salisbury. (Republican Member to be appointed. > SOLDIERS' HOME STATE LIBRARY .1. A. WIGGS. Supt., Raleigh. LIBRARIAN—Miss Carrie Broughton Ra- STATE HOSPITAL leigh. LIBRARIAN—Miss Pauline DR. ALBERT ANDERSON, Supt., Raleigh. ASSISTANT Hill. Raleigh. STATE BOARD OF HEALTH ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN—Miss A. Weath- er-. Raleigh. J Pies., Waynesville. HOWELL WAY. M.D., ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN—Mrs. \\ . S H. M.D., L.L.D., Ra- RICHARD LEWIS, Broughton. Raleigh. leigh. CHARLES E. WADDELL, C.E.. Asheville. LIBRARY COMMISSION THOMAS E. ANDERSON. M.D., Statesville. A .(. CROWELL, M.D.. Charlotte CHAIRMAN—E C. Brooks Raleigh. (HAS. O'H. LAUGHINGHOUSE, M.D., VICE-CHAIRMAN—Mrs. W. C. Leak, Rock- i .! eenville. ingham. CYRUS THOMPSON, M.D., Jacksonville. TREASURER—Carrie L. Broughton. Raleigh. F. R. HARRIS, M.D., Henderson. SECRETARY AND DIRECTOR—Mary B. E. J. TUCKER. D.D.S.. Roxboro. Palmer. Raleigh. F. Petty, Executive Staff at Raleigh: ASSISTANT SECRETARY*—Annie W. S. RANKIN, M.D., Secretary State of Randolph. of Wake. Board of Health and State Health Officer. LIBRARIAN—Mary S. Yates, RONALD B. WILSON, Assistant to the Sec- COMMISSIONERS—E. C. Brooks, Raleigh; J. P. Breedlove, retary. A M. Scales. Greensboro; C. A. SHORE, M.D., Director State Labor- Durham; Mrs. W. C. Leak, Rockingham; Mary atory of Hygiene. B. Palmer, Raleigh. L. B. McBRAYER, M.D., Superintendent of the State Sanatorium for Treatment of TRUSTEES STATE LIBRARY In- Tuberculosis and Chief Bureau of" Tuber- Tb.3 Governor. Superintendent of Public culosis. fraction, Secretary of State. THE XOHTI1 CAROLINA TEAR I'.diik HOTEL SIR WALTER RALEIGH, .VORTII (A KOI. IN \ WILL OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ABOUT AUG., 1923 T. L. BLAND & \. ST. (1,(111), Lessees 10 STATE GOVERNMENT—EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

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Sixth District 11. A Grady, Clinton. The Supreme Court Seventh Districl Thomas II Calyert, Walter Clark, of Wake. Chief Justice. Raleigh, Associate Piatt D. Walker, of Mecklenburg. Eighth Districl E n Cranmer, Southport Justice. Ninth District N. A. Sinclair, Fayett, William A. Hoke, of Lincoln, Associate Jus- Tenth Districl W. A. Devin, Oi tice. Reidsville. W. P. Stacy, oi New Hanover, Associate- Eleventh Districl H. P. Lane, Justice. Twelfth Districl Thomas J. Shaw, ' W. J. Adams, of Moore. Associate Justice. horo. Edward C. Seawell, Clerk, Raleigh. Thirl in Districl \ M Stack, ttoi Li- DeL. Marshal and • Marshall Haywood, Fourteenth Districl W. l' Harding, brarian, Raleigh. itli' Robert C. Strong, Reporter, Raleigh I. District B 1 Statesvllle, The Supreme Court meets on the flrsl Mon- Fifteenth Long, ii day in February and the last Mondi Sixteenth Districl J. I.. Wi . Sb • of i August of each year. Th .all appeals Seventeenth District—T. B Inli t, W from the judicial districts begins on Tuesday of each week during the term. Eighti 'inii Districl i i- Ray, B \in, teenth Districl PA \i i Courts shall. Judges of Superior Twentieth Districl T D i First District— W. M. Bond. Bdenton. City. Second District—George W. Connor, W Emergency Judges. Third District John H. Kerr, Warrenton i,i, n i'.' v. Wa ihlngton Fourth District—F. A. Daniels, Goldsboro. n,

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Fall Term—Judge George \V. Connor, Wilson. Solicitors Solicitor—R. G. Allsbrook, Tarboro. First District—W. Small, Elizabeth Edgecombe—January 22. March 5, April 2, May 29, September 10, October 22, November City. , „ Second District—Richard G. Allsbrook, Tar- 12. — 17, boro. Martin March 19, June 18, September , Third District—Garland E. Midyette. Jack- December 10. — March 12, son. Nash January 29', February 26, October Fourth District— C. L. Williams, Sanford. April 23, May 21, August 27, 8, Fifth District—Jesse H. Davis, New Bern. November 26. 9, Sixth District—J. A. Powers, Kinston. Washington—January 8, April 16, July Seventh District—W. F. Evans, Raleigh. October 15. Eighth District—Woodus Kellum, Wilming- Wilson—February 5, May 14, June 25, Sep- October 17. ton. tember* 3, October 1. 29, December Ninth District—T. A. McNeill, Lumberton. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT Durham. Tenth District—L. P. McLendon, Spring Term—Judge F. A. Daniels, Golds- Eleventh District— S. P. Graves, Mount boro. - Airy. Fall Term—Judge John H. Kerr. Warren Twelfth District—J. F. Spruill. Lexington. ton. Thirteenth District—VV. D. Phillips. Rock- Solicitor—Garland E. Midyette. Jackson. ingham. riertford—February 26, April 16, 'August 6, Fourteenth District—J. G. Carpenter, Gas- October 15. tonia. Bertie—February 12, February 19, May 7, Statesville. Fifteenth District—Z. V. Long, August 27, November 12. Mor- Sixteenth District—R. L. Huffman, Northampton—April 2, 'August 6. October ganton. — 28. Seventeenth District Johnson J. Hayes, Halifax—January 29, March 19. May 28, North Wilkesboro. August 13, November 26. Eighteenth District—J M. Carson, Ruther- Warren—January 15, May 21, September 17. fordton. Vance—March 5, June 18, October 1. — Asheville. Nineteenth District— J. E. Swain, •Northampton and Hertford conflict. Twentieth District G. C. Davis. Waynes- FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT ville. Spring Term—Judge J. Loyd Horton, Farm- ville. Courts For 1923 Fall Term—Judge F. A. Daniels. Goldsboro. Superior C. L. Williams, Sanford. DISTRICT Solicitor— FIRST JUDICIAL Wayne—January 22, April 9, May 28, Spring Term—Judge George W. Connor. August 20, October 8, November 26. Wilson. Johnston—February 19. March 12, April 23, Fall Term—Judge W. M. Bond. Edenton. August 13. September 24. December 10. Solicitor—W. L. Small. Elizabeth City. Harnett—January 8, February 5, May 21, Currituck—Man* 5, April 30, September 3. September 3, November 12. Camden—March 12, September 24. Chatham—January 15, March 19, May 14, Pasquotank—January 1, February 12, March July 30, October 22. 12. 16, 19, September 17, November 5, November Lee—March 26, May. 7, July Septem- Perquimans—January 22, April 16. Octo- ber 17, October 29. ber 29. FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT December 3. Chowan—April 2, September 10, Spring Term—Judge Henry A. Grady, December 10. Gates—March 26, July 30, Clinton. 22. Dare—May 28, October Fall Term—Judge J. Loyd Horton. Farm- 29. 23, June 4. Tyrrell—January April ville. August 27. November 26. Solicitor—Jesse H. Davis, New Bern. — October 15. Hyde May 21, Pitt—January 15. January 22. February Beaufort—January 15. February 19, April 28. 19, March 19, April 16, May 21, May 7, July 23, October 1. November 19. 9, May August 20, August 27, September 10, Septem- December 17. ber 24, October 22. October 29. SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT Craven—January 8, February 5, April 9, - October 1. Spring Term—Judge John H. Kerr. Warren May 14, June 4, September 3, ton. November 19. STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT

NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND ENGINEERING STATE COLLEGE STATION, RALEIGH, \\ C. Four year courses in Agriculture—including General Agri- culture and Specialized Courses in Farm Crops, Agricultural Engineering, Animal Husbandry and dairying, Biology, Hor- ticulture, Poultry Science, Soils, Veterinary Medicine, Voca- tional Education. Chemistry, Agricultural Chemistry, Textile Chetnistry and Dyeing. Civil Engineering, Architecture, and Highway Engineering. Electrical Engineering. Mechanical Engineering. Textile Engineering, Textile Manufacturing, Textile Chem- istry and Dyeing. Agricultural Economics and Business Administration.

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Hanover—January IS, Februarj — 30, November 5. New Pamlico April 11. March 5, March 19, April 16, May Maj Jones—April 2, September 17. June 11. July 9, September LO, Carteret—January 29, March 12, June 11. 28, tember 17. October 15, November 12, D October 15, December 3. ber 3. Greene—February 26. June 25, December 10. Pender—January 22. March 26. May 21, JUDICIAL DISTRICT SIXTH September 24, October 29. H. Calvert, \ Spring Term—Judge Thomas Columbus—January 29, February 19, 19. Raleigh. , __ . 30, August 20, November Clinton. Fall Term—Judge Henry A. Grady, Brunswick—January 8, April 9, .lone 18. Kinston. Solicitor—J. A. Powers, September :f. October 1. March 26, Duplin—January 8, January 29, December 3. JUDICIAL DISTRICT July 9, August 27, October 1, NINTH Lenoir—January 22, February 19, April 9. Spring Term—Judge W A Devln, Oxford. October 15, ; May 21. June 11, August 20, Fall Term—Indue \ A Sll lyette- November 5, December 10. ville. Sampson—February 5, March 12, April 30, Solicitor— T. A. McNeill, Lumberton. 22. 28, August 6, September 10, October Bladen—January B, March 12. April 16, Octo- Onslow—March 5, April 16, July August 6, October 15. ber 8, November 19. Cumberland January 15, February August 27 SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT March 19, April 80, Maj 28, tember 17. October 22, November 19 Spring Term—Judge E. H. Cranmer, South- Hoke January 22. April 16, AugUSl 18, port _ , , November 12. Fall Term—Judge Thomas H. Calvert, Robeson January 29, Fetalis bruary Raleigh. i 8, 2. Mas I, Juls 9, Beptember Solicitor—W. F. Evans, Raleigh. 27, April Oc'totfer l. November 5, Di ceml i Wake—January 8. January 29. February 5, DISTRICT February 12, March 5, March 12, March 26, TENTH JUDICIAL 21. April 9, April 16, April 30, May 7. May Spring Term Judi e V\ M Boi d, Edi nton. 10, Sep Oxford. June 4, June 11, July 9. September 1,'nii Term Judge W \ Devln, Octobei tember 17, October 1, October 8, Sollcitoi i. P McLendon, Durham 10. November 5, November 26, December Alamanci Februar: 8 April I, M 14, Franklin—January 15, February 19, May June im. August 18, September :<. Novem October 15, November 12. August 27, l er 28. EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Durham Januarj v Februarj 19, Hi 80, May 21. Septombei 11 Spring Term—Judge V. A. Sinclair, Fay- April October 29, December :t etteville. 8, v i Fall Term—Judge E. It. Cranmer, Southporl rllli i November 12. Solicitor—Woodua Kellum, Wilmington. Octol Br 22, STATE GOVERNMENT—JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT

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Orange—March 19, May 14, August 27, Gaston—January 15, January 22, March 19, <>i tol er 1, December 10. April 16, June 4, August 13, August 20, Person—January 29, April 23, August 6, September 17, October 22, December 3. October 15. Mecklenburg—January 8, February 5, Feb- ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT ruary 26. March 5, April 2, April 30, May 14, May 21, June 11, July 9, August 27, Sep- Term— Thomas J. Shaw, Spring Judge tember 3, October 1, October 8, October 29, Greensboro. November 12, November 19. Fall Term—Judge H. P. Lane, Reidsville. Solicitor— S. Porter Graves. Mount Airy. FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Ashe—April 9, July 9, October 15. Spring Term—Judge J. L. Webb, Shelby. — — R. F. Statesville. Alleghany May 7, September 24. Fall Term— Judge Long, Surry—February 5, April 23, June 23, August Solicitor Z. V. long, Statesville. 27. October 22. Iredell—January 29, March 12, May 11, July Forsyth—January 8, February 12, March 30, November 5. 12, March 26, May 21, July 23, September 10, Cabarrus—January 8, February 26, April October 1, November 5, December 10. 23, August 13, October 15. Rockingham—January 22, February 26, May Randolph—March 19, April 2, July 16, Sep- 14, June 18, August 6, November 19. tember 3, October 29, December 3. Caswell—April 2, August 20, December 3. Rowan—February 12, March 5, May 7, TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT September 10, October 8, November 19. Montgomery—January 22, April 9, July 9, Spring Term—Judge A. M. Stack, Monroe. September 24, October 1. Fall Term—Judge Thomas J. Shaw, Greens- boro. SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Solicitor—J. F. Spruill, Lexington. Spring Term—Judge T. B. Finley, Wilkes- Guilford—January 15, January 22, February boro. 12, March 12. March 19, April 16, April 30, Fall Term—Judge J. L. Webb, Shelby. May 14, June 11, June 18, August 13, August Solicitor—R. L. Huffman, Morganton. 20, September 3, September 17, October 1. Oc- Catawba—January 1, February 5, July 2, tober 8, November 5, December 3, December September 3. November 12. 10, December 17. Cleveland—March 26, July 23, October 29. Davidson—February 26, May 7, May 28, Lincoln—January 29, July 16, October 15. July 30, November 29. Burke—March 12, August 6, October 1, St. ikes—April 2, July 16, October 22, October December 10. 29. Caldwell—February 26, May 21, August 20, THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT November 26. Spring Term—Judge W. F. Harding, Char- SEVENTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT lotte. Spring Term—Judge J. Bis Ray, Rurnsville. M. Monroe. Fall Term—Judge A. Stack, Fall Term—Judge T. B. Finley, Wilkesboro. — D. Solicitor W. Phillips, Rockingham. Solicitor—Johnson J. Hayes, North Wilkes- — March 26, I'liion January 29, February 19, boro. 20, October 15. May 7, July 30, August Mitchell—April 9, July 23, November 12. Anson — March 5, June 25 January 15, Watauga—March 26, September 3. in, 24, November 12. September September Wilkes—March 5, June 4, August 6, Octo- Scotland— June 4,« Octo- March 12, April SO, ber 1. ber 29, November 26. Alexander—B'ebruary 19, September 17. Moore—January 22, February 12, May 21, Yadkin—February 26, August 20, Novem- August 13, September 17, December 10. ber 26. Richmond—January 8, March 19, April 9, 23, July October 15. May 28, June 18, July 16, July 23. Septem- Avery—April 16, 27, ber 3, October 1, Novemher 5, December 3. Davie—March 19. May 28, August 3. Stanly—February 5, April 2, May 14, July December 9, October 8, November 19. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Silting Term—Judge P. A. McElroy, Spring Term—Judge R. F. Long, States Marshall. ville. Fall Term—Judge J. Bis Ray, Burnsville. Fall Term—Judge W. F. Harding, Charlotte. Solicitor—J. M. Carson, Rutherfordton. Solicitor—John O. Carpenter, Gastonia. Transylvania—April 9, July 23, Novemher 26. STATE GOVERNMENT— .HIHCI A L 1 BPARTMENT PEACE INSTITUTE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA For Young Women Established 1857 College Courses. Preparatory Courses for Standard College Re- quirements. Diplomas in Piano, Voice, Art, Expression and Home Economics. Commercial Secreterial Course. Teacher Training Course. Specialists in all departments. LULA B. WYNNE HALL, Home School for Girls MISS MARY OWES GRAHAM. President.

Henderson—March 5, May 28, October l, i tember. Fourth Monday after the fourth M November 12. day in April— and Oct Rutherford—February 5. May 14, August 20, Wilson First Monday in April and October. j — la-t October 29. Laurinburg Monday preceding U in March and r McDowell—January 22, February 19, July 9. Septemb Elizabeth City—Second Monday in April and 17. September October. Yancey—March 25, August 13, October 15. WESTERN DISTRICT. Polk—April 23, September 3. Judge—James E. Boyd, Greensboro. NINETEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Judge— E. V. Webb. Shelby. Clerk—R. L. Blaylock. Green Term— T. D. Bryson Spring Judge Bryson, Deputy Clerk— Miss Hattic Causey, Greens- City. boro. Fall Term—Judge P. A. McElroy, Marshall. Deputy Clerk—Miss Myrtle Dwiggins, < :r.-.ns Solicitor—J. E. Asheville. Swain, boro. Buncombe—January 8, February 5, March Deputv Clerk—J. Y. Jordan. Asheville. 5, April 2, May 7, June 4, July 9, July 30, Deputv Clerk—O. B. McBurd. Asheville. October November August 6, September 3, 1, Deputy Clerk—J. I". Gill, StatesvUle 5, December 3. Deputy Clerk—E. S. William-. Charlotte. Madison—February 26, March 26, April 23. Deputy Clerk—Milton McNeil, w and 1 >< May 28, August 27, September 24, October Greensboro—First Mondays in Tune 22, November 26. cember Statesville—Third Mondays in April and Oc- TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT tober - " Salisbury —Fourth Mondays in April and Spring Term—Judge H P. Lane, Reidsville. D. tober. Fall Term—Judge T. Bryson, Bryson Asheville—First Mondays in May and v City. vember. Solicitor—G. C. Davis, Waynesville. Wilkesboro—Fourth Mondays in Mav and Cherokee—January 22, April 2, August 6, November. — in April and Oc November —5. Charlotte First Mondays Graham March 19, June 4, September 3. tober. .' Swain—March 5, July 23, October l'l', Haywood—January 8, February 5, May 7, July 9, September 17. State Treasurers Jackson—February 19, May 21, October 8. Macon—April 23, August 20. November 10. 1776—Richard Caswell, Samui l Johi Clay—April 16, October 1. 1777—Nemucan Hour. 1787—John llav 1827 -William S Rol 1830 Robert If Burton. William S. Wilson. Federal Courts in North 1835 Samuel S Patterson 1837 Daniel W Court*. Carolina L839 Charles U Hlnton. 1843 John il Wh eler

, EASTERN DISTRICT. i Charles L Hlnton - i ;2 Daniel W Courts. Judge—H. G. Connor, Wilson. i V rth. Clerk— S. A. Ashe. Raleigh. i fj ! William B Deputy Clerk—C. M. Symmes, Wilmington. ' Ki n P Battle Deputy Clerk—J. P. Thompson, Blizi 1866 p City. 1 369 David \ renl Deputy Clerk—A T. Willis. New Bern. 1873 I'a- !">• Deputv Clerk—Arthur Mayo. Washingti is;: John M Worth it and Washington—Third Monday April [881 John M Worth. October. 1885 D i W B Bern— Fourth Monday in April and New Doi aid W Bain. October. 1893 s McD. Tate Wilmington—Second Monday after the I wniiam il Worth and L897 Monday in April October B » Raleigh— First Monday in March ami Sep 24 i: I M CATKIN A 1, I.XSTITI TIOXS jl|ll|«|ll|H|ll|B|I IIBIIIIBIIII«lll|H|lil|a|ll|«|lliB|ll|B|ll|B|ll|M|ll|B|ll|B|ll|B|ll|B|ll|«|ll|M|ll|«|ll|B|ll|B|l l|^ ^lBliiL!iiiHiiiLliiLliii»!iiLliiiH'ii!«iiil"'"'"iiil«'iiliiiiii«iiii"'"'"iiil"iniBiiilBliilB[iilB!iil«l>ii= JAMES McKIMMON JAMES McKEE i McKIMMON & McKEE 8 F,RE F CASUALTY INSURANCE11> OUlVn.l> V>JJ> SLRETYsli RALEIGH, X. C. RALEIGH'S LEADING FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS

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Educational Institutions

Catawba College—A D. Wolfinger, Newton. State Institutions Concordia College—O. W. Kreinheder, Con- THE UNIVERSITY OF XORTH CAROLINA over. —H. W. Chase, Pres., Chapel Hill. Klon i 'ulk-ge- -\V A llai per, Eli n I tollege N. C. STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Guilford College—Raymond Binford, Guil- AND ENGINEERING—W. C. Riddick, Pres., ford College. — Raleigh. Lenoir College John C. Peery, Hickory. THE STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL Rutherford College—M. T. Hinshaw, Ruther- ford College—J. I. Foust, Pres., Greensboro. College. EAST CAROLINA TEACHERS TRAINING Atlantic Christian College—H. S. Hilley, Wilson. SCHOOL—R. H. Wright, Pres., Greenville. NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION FOR Weaver College—A. M. Norton, Weaverville. —Rev. Leo Haid. Bel- AND BLIND—G. E. Lineberry, Belmont Abbey College DEAF, DUMB mont. Prin.. Raleigh. Female. CILLOWHEE NORMAL SCHOOL—A. C. Salem Female Academy and College—How- Reynolds, Prin. , Cullowhee. APPALACHIAN TRAINING SCHOOL—B. ard E. Rondthaler, Winston-Salem. B. Dougherty, Prin., Boone. St. Mary's School—W. W. Way. Raleigh. NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL FOR THE Meredith College— C. E. Brewer, Raleigh. — Graham. Ra- DEAF AND DUMB—E. McK. Goodwin, Supi., Peace Institute Miss Mary O. Morganton. leigh. CENTRAL HOSPITAL—Albert Anderson, Oxford College—F. P. Hobgood, Oxford. Louisburg College—A. W. Mohns, Louis- Supt. , Raleigh. THE STATE HOSPITAL—John MeCamp- burg. Chowan College—P. S. Yann, Murfreesboro. bell, Supt., Morganton. — THE STATE HOSPITAL—W. W. FAISON, Greensboro College for Women S. B. Tur- rentine, Greensboro. Supt. , Goldsboro. — STONEWALL JACKSON MANUAL AND Queens College W. H. Frazer,— Charlotte. INDUSTRIAL TRAINING SCHOOL—Charles Flora MacDonald College C. G. Yardell, Red Springs. E. Boger. Supt. . Concord. Normal and Collegiate Institute—John E. CASWELL TRAINING SCHOOL— C. Banks Calfee. Asheville. McNairv. Supt., Kinston. Davenport College— C. L. Honraday, Lenoir. SAMARCAND MANOR—Miss Agnes B. Mc- Mitchell College—W. F. Hollingsworth, Naughton. Supt., Samarkand Statesville. OXFORD ORPHAN ASYLUM—Oxford ; un- Carolina College—E. L. Green, Maxton. der auspices of Grand Lodge of Masons ; R. L.

Brown, Supt. (Partly supported by the State. ) STATE SANATORIUM FOR THE TREAT- MENT OF TUBERCULOSIS—Montrose; un- Preparatory Schools and der direction of State Board of Health, Dr. J. B. McBrayer, Supt. Principals IXDIAX XORMAL SCHOOL—W. D. Riley, Oak Ridge Institute (Male)—T. E. Whitaker, Prin . Pembroke. Oak Ridge. NEGRO AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNI- Bingham School (Male)— Col. Robert Bing- CAL COLLEGE OF NORTH CAROLINA— ham. Asheville. Greensboro: James B. Dudley, Pres. Bui s Creek Academy (Mixed) —J. A Camp- STATE COLORED NORMAL SCHOOL—P. bell, Buies Creek. W. Moore, Prin., Elizabeth City. Sacred Heart Academy (Girls) —Sister M. STATE COLORED NORMAL SCHOOL—E. E. Scholastica. Belmont. Smith. Prin.. Fayetteville. Mars Hill College (Mixed)—R. L. Moore. SLATER STATE NORMAL SCHOOL—S. G. Mars Hill Atkins, Prin.. Winston-Salem. The Collegiate Institute (Male)—G. F. Mc- Alister, Mount Pleasant. Asheville School (Male) —Newton M. Ander- Denominational Colleges son. Asheville. Pineland School for Girls—Rev W. J. Jones, Male and Coeducational. Salemhurg. Wake Forest College—W. L. Poteat. Wake Mount Amoena Seminary (Girls) —Rev. J. Forest. H. C. Fisher. Mount Pleasant. Davidson College—W. J. Martin. Davidson. Laura Sunderland Memorial School (Girls) — Trinity College—W. P. Few, Durham. Miss Melissa Montgomery, Concord. EDUCATIONAL INSTITI TIOXS THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AN A-l GRADE COLLEGE MAINTAINED BY NORTH CAROLINA FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE WOMEN OF THE STATE THE INSTITUTION INCLTJOES THE FOLLOWING DIVISION*: 1st—The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, which is composed of: (a) The Faculty of Lansunj-es.

The equipment is modern in every respect, including furnished dormitories, library, laboratories, literary society halls, gymnasium, athletic grounds, Teacher Training School, music rooms, etc. The first semester begins in September, the second semester in February, and the summer term in June. For Catalogue and Other Information, Address N. C. J. I. FOUST, President, Greensboro,

— Albemarle Normal and Industrial Institute St. Mary's Academy Bev. Leo Haid. Bel- mont. (Girls) —Mrs. Elva C. Harris, Albemarle. Bible School—W. B. Cox. Gri St. Genevieve's Academy (Girls) —Mother Greensboro Lorin, Asheville. boro. Wingate High School (Mixed)—C. M. Beach, Haywood Institute—L. B. White, Clyde. — N. A. Mellon, Hender- Wingate. Fruitland Institute Liberty-Piedmont Institute (Mixed)—E. T. sonville. Institute—B. B*. Bough, Mumford, Wallburg. Sylva Collegiate Springs High School (Mixed)—J. D. Boiling Cowee Mountain School— II. 11 Allen. Prank- Huggins, Shelby, B. F. D. School (Girls)—Miss Kate Shrpp, Fassifern Dorland-Bell School—Miss LuCJ U Shafir. lit ndcrsonville. Hot Springs. Institute (Girls)—Bev. Edgar Trees-McKae Ilaird School for Boys—J. G. Balrd, Chat Tufts. Banner Elk. Lees-McBae Institute (Boys)—J. P. Hall. Glasgow School—H W Glasgow, Char] Plumtree. . John 1> McL i Hemp — Ashe- Elsie High School— Asheville L. B. Guigan. - Farm School, Alderman's Belect School Ml Man Al- ville. derman, Wilmington, Blue Bidee School (Boys)—J. B. Sandiler. Brown and Mart School Misses Brown and Hendersonville. Academy—Col. J. C. Hart. Wilmington. Carolina Military-Naval School Bei Father Woodward Hendersonville. st Mark's Parochial Brevard Institute— C. H. Trowbridge, Brevard Dennen, Wilmington - School M> ' > P Westminster School—T. E. Woods. Bother Carolina Inilustrial fordton. B. F. D. Damon, Watha Warilck. ' nion Gilliam Academy—John W. Gilliam, Alta- Bound Hill Academy AC ™ '' ' Guide Valley High School—E. B. Eldrldge, St. Mark's Parochial School Groye Glade Valley. , , [rwln, Newton Jefferson School—E. M. Jones, Jefferson. Yadkin Mineral Springs Academj H O. Washington Collegiate Institute—M. Nora P. Eddina Palmerrllle Fletcher, Washington. Mountain P«* School C W Williams. Montreat Normal School—Miss Salhe An m Turk Mountain h Montreat. _ „ <..„., Valle Crucis Mission School Bishop Mrs. N. P. Goeffroy, St. Paul's School— Valle Crui _ i Tanner. Beaufort. Mountain v"lew hutltuti M Piedmont High School—W. D. Burns, Lawn l Carr. ° Xai v Collegiate Institute N Institute—W. P. Totten, Yadkin Collegiate Burnsville College. ' " " Yadkin 1 it' Nicholas Bel I College—Bev. A. T Lindsay, Gas- Saint Linwood Raleigh. tonia. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS Directors of Institutional ford. ( i.l.l Fellows Home— C. O. Baird, Supt., Goldsboro. Summer Schools Pythian Home—C. W. Pender. Supt.. Clay- ton Appalachian Training School—B. B. Dough- — erty. Boone. Eliada Orphanage Rev. L. B. Compton, Supt. Asheville. Asheville Summer School—John E. Calfee, ' Nazareth — Ash ville. Orphans' Home Rev. W. B. Wer- ner. Supt.. Crescent. Cullowhee Summer School—A. C. Reynolds, — Cullowhee. Falcon Orphanage C. B. Strickland, Supt., Falcon. East Carolina Teachers Training School— Children's Home Society—John J. Phoenix. Leon R. Meadows. Greenville. Supt., Greensboro. Lenoir —John C. College Peery Hickory. Mountain Orphanage—R. P. Smith, Supt., State College of Agriculture and Engineering— Balfour. W. A. Withers, West Raleigh.— Nazareth Orphanage—Rev. George A. Woods. State College for Women J. H. Cook, Greens- Supt. Raleigh. boro. — - — Alexander Home Mrs. J. A Houston, Sec. Trinity College Holland Holton,— Durham. Treas. Charlotte. University of North Carolina N. W. Walker, St Ann's Orphanage— Sister Mary Claire, Chapel Hill. Supt.. Belmont. Wake Forest College—H. T. Hunter, Wake Free Will Baptist Orphanage—C. G. Pope, Forest. Supt. Middlesex Grandfather Orphanage—Rev. Edgar Tufts, Supt.. Banner Elk. Colleges and Schools for Union County Children—Rev. D. C. Snyder, Supt-. Monroe. — Negroes P.aptist Orphanage (Colored) Rev. W. J. Poinclexter. Supt. W'nston. Shaw University—Joseph L. Peacock, Ra- Orphan Asvlum (Colored) —Henry P. Cheat- leigh. ham. Supt., Oxford. Biddle-University—H. L. McCrorey Char- lotte. Livingston College—D. C. Suggs. Salisbury. Scotia Women's College—A. W. Verner, Accredited High Schools Concord. Kittrell College—George A. Edwards, Kittrell. and Principals St. Augustine's School—Edgar H. Goold. Raleigh. ALAMANCE ennett College—Frank Trigg. Greensboro. Burlington High School—Donald Van Oppen, Kent —Mrs. Home M. L. Donelson, Greens- Burlington. boro. School — Joseph K. Brick — Graham High Josephine Thomas, Normal and Industrial Inst. Graham. T. S. Inborden, Bricks. ALEXANDER Alhion Academy—J. A. Savage Franklinton. Christian College—H. E. Long, Franklinton. Taylorsville High School—M. B. Campbell, Immanuel Luthern College—J. P. Smith. Taylorsville. Greensboro. ALLEGHANY Normal — and Industrial Institute A. J. Grif- — fin. High Point. Glade Valley High School E. B. Eldridge, Glade Thompson Institute—W. H. Knuckles, Lum- Valley. berton. ANSON Roanoke Institute—C. F. Graves. Elizabeth Wadesboro High School—R. T. Stinson, City. Wadesboro. Henderson Normal Institute—Rev. J. A. Cot- ASHE ton. Henderson. — Peabody Academy-—F. W. Sims. Troy. Jefferson High School M E. Jones, Jeffer- Eastern Normal and Industrial Institute—G. son. W. McCorkle. Edenton. Virginia-Carolina High School—R. E. Plum- Kinston College—L. E. Rasbury, Kinston. mer, Grassy Creek. Mary Potter School—G. C. Shaw. Oxford. AVERY Lincoln Academy—Rev. I. Alva Hart, Kings Mountain Altamount High School—R. D. Franklin, Laurinburg Normal and Industrial Institute— Crossnore. E. M. McDuffle. Laurinburg. BEAUFORT Eastern N. C. Industrial Academy—William Sutton, New Bern. Belhaven High School—W. L. Mahler, Bel- haven. National Training School—J. E. Shepard. Durham Washington Graded School—F. B. McLaurin. Washington. Pantego High School—T. Parker, Pantego. Orphanages — BERTIE Baptist Orphanage Rev. M. L. Kesler, Supt., — Thomasville. Aulander High School C. R. Henshaw, Aulander. Methodist Orphanage—Rev. A. S. Barnes, Supt., Raleigh. Windsor High School—T. C. Taylor, Wind- Presbyterian Orphan Home—E. McS. Hyde, sor. Supt., Barium Springs. BLADEN The Children's Home, Inc. —E. K. Creel, Bladenboro High School—Miss Madge Supt.. Winston-Salem. Daniels, Bladenboro. Thompson Orphanage—Rev. W. J. Smith. Supt.. Charlotte. BUNCOMBE Methodist Protestant Children's Home -H. A. Asheville School— Newton M. Anderson, Garrett. Supt . High Point. Christian — Asheville. Orphanage W. K. Holt, Supt. , Elon College. Biltmore High School—Wade Alexander, Oxford Orphanage—R. L. Brown, Supt., Ox- Asheville. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ST. MARY'S SCHOOL RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA. REV. WARREN W. WAY, RECTOR

An Episcopal School for Girls—Founded 1842.

Junior College—Four Years High School and two years College courses. Special courses—Music, Art, Expression, Home Economics, Business. MODERN EQUIPMENT—20-ACRE CAMPUS

Applications now being received for 82nd Annual Session which opens September 11th, 1923. Only 200 Resident Students can be accepted.

Address, A. W. Tucker, Business Manager, Raleigh, North Carolina. I N Bingham Military School—Coin. S. B. Newton High School I P Sifford, - McKee, Asheville. Startown High School—B. W. Wh City High School—A. .T. Hutchins, Ashe- Newt. in. R. F. D. ville. CHATHAM Grove Park School—Rev. T. A. Cosgrove, Bonlee High School it C D

Asheville. ' Schi w C llarw I. Montreat Normal School—Miss Sallie Austin, Siler City High Montreat. Siler City. Normal and Collegiate Institute—John E. CHEROKEE Calfee, Asheville. Andrews High School L. P. N — M. L. St. Genevieve's Academy Mother Aim h Asheville. Lorin, BURKE CHOWAN Edenton High School Paulina Morganton Graded School—R. L. Patton, Edenton. Morganton. CLEVELAND Hntlirrn.nl Colleg<— M. T. Hinshaw, Pres., .1 lr i School D Hu Rutherford College. Boiling Spi i High Glen Alpine High School— \V. T. Byrd, Glen Coiling Springs. J. Y. 1 Alpine. Kings Mountain High Schi I— CABARRUS Kings Mountain

I Pledi i School IV D Bi ('uncord High School llint.in McLeod, Shelbj High School I H Orliia B Concord. Mont Amoena Seminary—J. EI. C. Fisher, COLUMBUS Mount Pleasant. n in, Sch 1 imi \ P Mount Pleasant Collegi G. F. McAllister, ourn Mount Pleasant. Chad! ti. CALDWELL Whltevllle High < " ' Whitevllle. Davenport College—C. 1- Hornaday, i CRAVEN Lenoir High School .1. C. Cassell, Lenoh CARTERET New Bern High Schoi I—V D New B L Brir. Morehead City High School Pearl Craven Countj Farm-1 son, Morehead City. Teuton, Va CATAWBA CUMBERLAND Catawba Academj A C Sheri 111. Mi ttovllle II \l Concordia College 0. W. Kreinhcder, CoD- \ ill.-. over. 28 EDI CATIONAL INSTITUTIONS *###***#*##*##*#*»##*#*##*####*#**#*###*#####**, STOP AT HOTEL RICHMOND RICHMOND, VIRGINIA THE HOME FOR NORTH CAROLINA PEOPLE Pirected and Operated by North Carolinians. Absolutely Fire-Proof. Every Convenience. W. E. HACKETT, Manager. A. A. WILLIAMS, Assistant Manager. «###^##«#^##/######«###^r##/#######«#«##^«######^«#^###^

CURRITUCK Clii'i-ryville High School—A. C. Warliek, Poplar Branch High School— C. U. Wil- CherryvUle. Dallas School—J. B. Dallas. liams, Poplar Branch. High Henson, Gastonia High School—Bay Armstrong, DARE Gastonia. Manteo High School— L. R. Williford, Mount Holly High School—E. A. Thomp- Manteo. son, Mount Holly. DAVIDSON GRANVILLE School— A. Lin- Churchland High W. Young, Creedmoor High School—J. A. Pitts, wood, B. 1. Creedmoor. School—E. T. Lex- Lexington High Hines, Oxford College—F. P. Hobgood, Oxford. ington. Oxford High School—C. G. Credle, Oxford. Thomasville High School—Paul C. Newton, Thomasville. GUILFORD DAVIE Greensboro High School—G. B. Phillips, Mocksville High School—F. B. Richardson, Greensboro. Mocksville. High Point High School—W. M. Marr, DUPLIN High Point. — M. Arro- Teacheys High School—Leo Carr, Teacheys. Jamestown High School Fred Wallace High School—P. E. Shaw, Wallace. wood, Jamestown. T. E. Oak Warsaw High School— C. B. Garrett, War- Oak Bidge Institute— Whitaker, saw. Bidge. DURHAM Pleasant Garden High School—Eugene Idol, Pleasant Garden. Durham School—O. E. Phillips, Dur- High Pomona High School—W. J. Sloan, Greens- ham. boro. East Durham High School—Herman Jerni- HALIFAX gan. East Durham. — O. West Durham High School—D. T. Stutts, Enfield High School Claude Boseman, West Durham. Enfield. Boanoke — C. W. Lowes Grove High School—J. H. Taylor. Bapids High School Davis, Durham. Boanoke Bapids. EDGECOMBE Scotland Neck High School—J. S. Seymour, Scotland Neck. Tarboro School—John M. High Shields, Weldon High School—W. B. Edwards, Tarhoro. — Weldon. Rocky Mount High School C. Humphreys, HARNETT Rocky Mount. FORSYTH Buie's Creek Academy—Bev. J. A. Campbell, — Buie's Creek. Clemmons High School J. F. Brower, Clem- — mons. Dunn High School B. D.—Bunn, Dunn. Kernersville High School—B. A. Sullivan, Lillington High School J. P. Hicks, Kernersville. Lillington. Salem Academy—Edwin J. Heath, Winston- HAYWOOD Salem. — — Canton High School E. Lewis, Canton. Winston- Salem High School J. W. Moore, Haywood Institute— L. B. White, Clyde. Winston-Salem. Snyder School for Boys—Clarence E. Snyder, FRANKLIN Lake Junaluska. Franklinton High School—Hoy Taylor, Waynesville High School—E. J. Robeson, Franklinton. Waynesville. Louisburg High School—W. B. Mills, Louis- HENDERSON burg. Blue Bidge School for Boys—J. B. Sandifer, Bunn School—3. S. Bunn. High Massenburg, Hendersonville. GASTON Fassifern School—Miss Kate Shipp, Hen- Belmont High School—H. C. Sisk, Belmont. dersonville. Bessemer City High School—A. S. Pollard, Fruitland Institute—N A. Melton, Hen- Bessemer City. dersonville. EDVCATIOXAL I XSTTTITK )\ S Hendersonville High School—T. W. Valen- NEW HANOVER tine, Hendersonville. Wilmington High Si boo] Mai m '. Little HERTFORD Wilmington. NORTHAMPTON Ahoskie High School—K. T. Kaynor, Ahoskie. Rich Square UikIi School G W Brad ban HOKE Bich Square.

Seaboard High Scl 1 l< l Baeford High School—W. B. [cake, Sea- Covington board Raeford. IREDELL ONSLOW Jacksonville High School—H. B. I Harmony High School—B. H. Lankford, Harmony. Jacksonville. Bichlands High School—B. C. Mooresville High School—C. B. Zimmerman, Sipley, Jacksonville. Mouresville. ORANGE Statesville High School—W. B. Hirkman. Statesville. Chapel Hill High School—Fred W Morrison JACKSON I Chapel Hill. PAMLICO Cullowhee Normal School—B. L. Madison, Cullovvhee. Stonewall High School—A. L. Bramlet 1 Sylva High School— II. O. Stonewall. Hampton, Sylva. PASQUOTANK JOHNSTON Elizabeth City High School—A. B. < Benson High School—H. G. Beneger, Benson. Elizabeth City. Clayton High School—B. F. Hassell, Clayton. PENDER Selma High School— \V. B. Crumpton, Burgavv School— A. Selma. High C. Hall, Burgaw. Smithfleld High School—T. II. Franks, PERSON Smithfield. LEE Boxboro High School saihc Allen, Boxboro Jonesboro High School—J. G. Allen, Jones- PITT boro. Ayden High School— J. E. Sawyer. Ay. leu. Sanford J. S. High School— Truitt, Sanford. East Carolina Training Scluuil Hubert II LENOIR Wright. Pres., Greenville Farmville Higli School—G. B. \\ hi Kinston High School—H. E. Fisher, Kinston. Farmville. Greenville High School—Victor Davis, LINCOLN Greenville. Lincolnton High School—H. F. Krauss, (Jrifton High School—W. G. Coltrane. Qrlf> Lincointon. ton. MACON POLK

Franklin Graded School—W. II. Crawford, Stearns High School—J. W. Mcintosh, Franklin. Columbus. MADISON RANDOLPH Mars Hill College—B. L. Moore, Pres., Asheboro High School—Margaret Sparger, Mars Hill. Asheboro. MARTIN RICHMOND

Williamston High School—M. J. Davis, Hamlet High Sch •' A. B. Culbertson, Williamston. Hamlet. Mcdowell Rockingham High School -Kate I' Marion High School—T. A. Holton, Marion. Rockingham. Old Fort High School—G. B. Strickland. Old ROBESON Fort. Lumberton High School Alleen I G irallng, MECKLENBURG Lumberton. School J I. U Charlotte High School—E. H. Garringer, Philadelphia High Charlotte. Bed Springs. l- Bow land High School E (Tei , B I Cornelius High School—J. R. Whltener, Cornelius. land st. Pauls High Scl i Mai v Ui i.. st Davidson High School—J. C. Bailey, Jr., an, Davidson. Pauls. Huntersville High School—W. D. Dong, ROCKINGHAM

Huntersville. Leaksville High Schi I II A Su Queens College—W. H. Frazier, Charlotte. Leaksville.

Madison High School J. L I MONTGOMERY Madison ii- .ir Jackson Springs High School—W. C. McCall, Beidsv High School P Owynn, . Jackson Springs. Beidsville. Troy High School— C. Y. Milton, Troy. ROWAN MOORE Rowan Farm Life School D i 'luna Grove School—B. K. Hancock, Carthage High Sallsburj High Scl i Prank B

Carthage. Sallsbui . J. C. Sandhill Farm-Life School— Kelly, spcr r High School n C Miller, Spi Vass. NASH RUTHERFORD

I Ii l- Bed Oak School— Oscar Creech, Rock] CltJ III. h S I Mount, B. 3. Smith Forest Citj 30 EDUCATIONAL [N STITTJTIONS

Bound Hill High School—A. C. Warlick, VANCE Union Mills. Henderson High School—G. C. Davidson, Butherfordton High School—John O. Wood, Henderson. Butherfordton. Vance County Farm-Life School—G. 0. Westminister School—T. E. P. Woods, Bogers, Middleburg. Butherfordton, WAKE SAMPSON Carv High School—M. B. Dry, Cary. Clinton High School— C. B. Thomas, Baleigh High School—H. F. Srygley, 5 Clinton. Baleigh. Pineland School for Girls—W. J. Jones. Wakelon High School—Owen Odum. Zebulon. j Salemhurg. Boseboro High School—W. L. Beach, Bose- WARREN boro. Macon High School—H. A. Nanney, Macon. Salembnrg High Scnool— C. E. Snoddy, Warrenton High School—B. B. Spencer, Salemhurg. Warrenton. SCOTLAND WATAUGA Laurinburg High School—Mrs. W. L. Appalachian Training School—B. B. Peace, Laurinburg. Dougherty, Boone. STANLY WAYNE Albemarle High School—J. H. Mclver, Albe- Fremont High School—James S. Moore, Fre- marle. mont. Badin High School—Mrs. H. M. Landeman, Goldshoro High School— S. T. Emory. Badin. Goldsboro. Mitchell Home School—Annie B. Gowell, Mount Olive High School—W. W. Bogers, Misenheimer. Mount Olive. STOKES Pikeville High School—Arthur Banes, Pike- King High School—H. A. Carroll, King. ville. Walnut Cove High School—E. F. Duncan, WILKES Walnut Cove. Mountain View School—M. T. Tanner, SURRY Hays. Mount Airy High School—Elizabeth Ander- North Wilkesboro High School—J. B. Britt, Wilkesboro. son, Mount Airy. North SWAIN WILSON —H. S. "ryson City School—B. C. Jones, Bryson Atlantic Christian College Hilley, City. Wilson. School—D. C. Holt, Elm Almond High School—J. C. Byrd, Almond. Elm City High City. TRANSYLVANIA Wilson High School—J. Shepherd Bryan, Wilson. Brevard Institute— C. II. Trowbridge, Bre- vard. YADKIN UNION Booneville High School—H. F. Pardue, Monroe High School—W. F. Starnes, Booneville. Monroe. YANCEY Wingate High School—C. M. Beach, Yancey Collegiate Institute—I. N. Carr, Wingate. Brownsville.

Basis of Apportioning State Equalizing Fund—1921 -'22 The purpose of the State Equalizing Fund Caldwell 26.608.13 is to provide, so far as possible, for an Camden 9,710.39 equal distribution of the burden of supporting Carteret 24,447.76 the public schools of every county in the State Caswell 5,407.22 for a term of six months, as required by the Catawba 31,538.98 Constitution. The General Assembly requires Chatham 32,127.98 each county to levy a maximum rate of tax Cherokee 33,151.01 in order to participate in this fund. If the Chowan 4,934.56 funds received from the tax in any county Clay 9,41.8.77 is insufficient to pay the salaries of teachers Cleveland 5,870. i9 on the basis of the State salary schedule, Columbus 33.327.39 the State Hoard of Education appropriates the Craven State Equalizing Fund so as to meet the Cumberland deficit in the County fund and operate the Currituck 13,890.67 schools for six months. Dare 16.477.79 Alamance $30,359.97 Davidson 8.481.73 Alexander 25,684.86 Davie 6,608. 48 Alleghany 15,329.60 Duplin Anson 12,316.38 Durham Ashe 24,148.92 Edgecombe Avery 31,390.28 Forsyth Beaufort 5,180.88 Franklin 16,546.47 Bertie 26,616.13 Gaston Bladen 21,712.41 Gates 13,093.06 Brunswick 2,889.87 Graham 2,311.84 Buncombe Granville 10,835.51 Burke 12,248.16 < ireone Cabarrus Guil'ord EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS — Halifax Perquimans 16, i

Harnett 15.191.29 Person l i Haywood - Pitt - Henderson 2i.soo.1i2 Polk 17- Hertford 7,192.59 Randolph - Hoke Richmond 9, - Robeson 31 Hyde _. 15,221 Iredell 23,8611.14 Rockingham — 21,985.12 Rowan - Jackson " Johnston Rutherford Jones 3.924. 15 Sampson Lee 15,783.59 Scotland - - Lenoir : Stanly Lincoln 20,147.06 Stokes 21,392.18 Macon 34,000.17 Surry 22.7'il Madison 16,896.06 Swain 7.9 Martin Transylvania 18.015.46 McDowell 1,978.97 Tvrrell 7. Mecklenburg Union 42,600.06 Mitchell 5,539.43 Vance — Montgomery 17,093.75 Wake - Moore 20,722.45 Warren 21- 1 Nash Washington 1,482.52 New Hanover Watauga 18,670.33 Northampton 19,759.65 Wayne Onslow 9,441.92 Wilkes 79.77 1.32 Orange 21,436.99 Wilson Pamlico .-. 23,544.01 Pasquotank Yadkin 22,9 Pender 23.253.57 Yancey 16,6

Special Building Fund—1922 The General Assembly, regular session, 1921, (Chapter 147, Public Laws), passed an Act to Counties provide a special building fund to be loaned Durham to County Boards of Education to aid in Edgecombe erecting school houses. The State Treasurer Forsyth was authorized and directed to issue bonds to Franklin

the amount of $5,000,000 for this purpose. Gaston 94,0 1 No loan is allowed for the repair or erection Gates 2,000.00 of a school building of less than five standard Graham class rooms. Many permanent brick structures Granville 50,000 00 have been built. Of the $5,000,000 authorized i ;iiTiii' 32,0 on December 31, 1922, $3,310,000 had been Guilford H".

loaned as follows : Halifax 21. mi Total Harnett .... 31.0H0. on Counties Loaned Haywood .... 15,000.00 Alamance $ 28.51111.1111 Henderson .. nun. uu Alexander 25,000.00 Hertford in. Alleghany 20,000.00 Hoke 17, .mil mi Anson 111, 0110. (10 Hyde Ashe 2.00H lin Iredell 75,00 19,000.00 Jackson .... 27. Avery nn no ii.-., Beaufort 5 1. nun. Johnston on P>ertie ..J.iion. Jones Bladen 12.1100. OH i,ie 18,01111 llll Lenoir Brunswick i. mi s noil. on Lincoln .... Buncombe i. Burke 10,000.00 Macon Cabarrus 20,000.00 Ma. I is. in Martin 11 Caldwell 37.550.00 ...'.' 1 -. Camden 12,01111.1111 McDowell Carteret 29,000.00 Mecklenburg V. 24,000 00 Caswell 111.000.00 Mitchell ''.'...... '. 85, 50, 1.00 Montgomery " Catawba I" i;no. on Moore '.'. Chatham hi;, Cherokee 30.IIIIH. no Nil -It New Hanover Chowan "..... 9,000 00 Northampton Clay HJ.n.u • 28 000.00 Onslow ...... '. Cleveland 7 "nn mi ' Columbus ,,11110.110 . i nun i'" Pamlico Craven .-,:,. "V.V.V.V.V.". '.'..... Cumberland 34, mi Pasquotank l" 1 "' 1 "- Currituck 26,6 Dare 3, I Pel qulmans Davidson 67,501 i i

Total Total Counties Loaned Counties Loaned Randolph 40.ooo.00 Union 38,(100.00 Richmond 35,000.00 Vance Robeson 60,500.00 Wake 135,000.00 Rockingham 40,000.00 Warren 42,000.00 Rowan 20,000.00 Washington 10,000.00 Rutherford 54,000.00 Watauga 25,000.00 Sampson Wayne 80,000.00 Scotland 34,000.00 Wilkes 30,000.00 Stanly 52,000.00 Wilson 50,000.00 Stokes 45,000.00 Yadkin 33,000.00 Surry 30.000.00 Yancey 32,000.00 Swain 25,000.00 Transylvania 20,000.00 Total $3,310,000.00 T> rrell

Superintendents of Chartered Schools

J. E. Redfern. Aberdeen. I. H. Rose, Greenville. R. D. Marsh, Ramseur. J. H. Mclver, Albemarle. Sallie B. Newman. Guilford Ed. B. Carroll, Randelman. F. C. Nye, Andrews. College. P. H. Gwynn Jr., Reidsville. D. W. Maddox, Asheboro. C. G. Garrett, Hamlet. E. J. Coltrane. Roanoke Rapids. L. Asheville. A. Haw River. T W. Brooker, Manly Siske, G. W . Rhodes, Robersonville. C. R. H°nsha>v, Aulandur, J. T. Alderman, Henderson. L. J. Bell, Rockingham. R. A. Thompson, Auroia. A. W. Honeycutt, Henderson- R. M. Wilson, Rocky Mount. J. E. Sawyer, Ayden. ville. F. M. Tucker, Roper. C. W. E. Pittman, Beaufort. E. W. Joyner, Hertford. A. B. Stalvey, Roxboro. B. C. Siske, Belhaven. R. W. Carver, Hickory. V. L. Wyantt, Ruffln. Point. A. S. Ballard. Bess?mer City. W. M. Marr, High J. O. Wood, Rutherfordton. R. W. Boling, Biscoe. J. Gary Allen, Jonesboro. T. Wingate Andrews, Salis- B. C. Jones, Bryson City. R. A. Sullivan, Kernersville bury. J. Y. C. C. Haworth, Burlington. Irvin, Kings Mountain. C. E. Teague, Sanford. J. E. Dowd, Cameron. K. R. Curtis, Kinston. M. A. Huggins, Scotland J. T. Hatcher, Canton. M. A. Honeycutt, LaGrange. Neck. R. K. Hancock, Carthage. S. W. Rabb. Laurinburg. F. M. Waters, Selma. Fred W. Morrison, Chapel Hill. W. S. Hough, Lenoir. Fannie Eldridge, Sharpsburg. H. P. Charlotte. J. Harding, H. Cowles, Lexington. I. C. Griffin, Shelby. A. C. Warlick, Cherryville. Geo. O. McBroom. Lillington S. J. Huskett, Siler City. B. F. E. D. Lincolnton. Hassell, Clayton. Johnson, Thos. H. Franks. Smithfleld. J. O. Clinton. L. H. Floyd, Littleton. Bowman, Wm. F. Allen, Southern Pines. G. O. Columbia. W. R. Mills. Louisburg. Mudge, H. P. Smith. Southport. A. S. Webb, Concord. S. T. Liles, Lucama. H. C. Miller. Spencer. John C. Bailey, Jr., Davidson. W. B. Crumpton, Lumberton. J. E. McLean, Miss Ha Thomas, Derby Me- Spring Hope. J. C. Lassiter, Madison. R. M. Gray, Statesville. morial, Jackson Springs. T. A. Holton, Marion. L. M. Epps, Tarboro. W. S. Snipes, Dunn. A. L. Green, Maxton. Edwin D. Pusey, Durham. Leo Carr. Teachey. J. L. Duncan, Mebane. Joe R. Edenton. J. N. Hauss, Thomasville. Nixon, F. R. Richardson. Mocksville. S. L. Elizabeth City. Carl Y. Milton, Troy. Sheep, S. G. Hawfield, Monroe. Z. H. Elkin. D. W. Simmons. Troy. Dixon, E. M. Crouch, Mooresville. D. C. Holt, Elm City. W. D. Matthews, Vass. H. L. Joslyn, Morehead City. J. A. Hornaday, Elon College. C. L. Cates, Wadesboro. Claude O. Boseman. Enfield. Joseph H. Hurst, Mount Airy. J. Edward Allen, Warrenton. M. B. Andrews. Fayetteville. R. C. Cox, Mount Gilead. Charles H. Primer, Wake Olive. B. L. Smith, Forest City. W. W. Rogers, Mount Forest. W. H. Crawford, Franklin. Charles F. Owen, Murphy. C. B. Garrett. Warsaw. H. B. New Bern. Hoy Taylor, Franklinton. Smith. Frank L. Ashley. Washington. Horace Sisk, Newton. Richard F. Little, Franklin- E. J. Robeson, Waynesville. H. Hurst, North Wilkes- ville. Joseph W. B. Edwards, Weldon. .Tas. S. boro. Moore. Fremont. M. J. Davis. Williamston. A. J. Scott, Norwood. W. P. Grier. Gastonia. W. A. Graham, Wilmington. J. H. Gibsonville. G. B. Strickland. Old Fort. Joyner, Charles L. Coon. Wilson. O. A. Hamilton. Goldsboro. C. G. Crcdle. Oxford. T. C. Taylor, Windsor. M. E. Yount, Graham. Q^ A. Anderson. Pelham. R. H. Winston-Salem. Columbus Andrews. Granite James W. Norman, Plymouth. Latham, E. Wise. Falls. S. B. Underwood, Raleigh. O. Smithdeal, Frederick Archer—Greensboro. W. B. Covington, Raeford. F. Q. Barbee. Youngsville.

Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of North Carolina

1811—John Louis Taylor. 1878—William N. H. Smith. 1829—Leonard Henderson. 1889—Augustus S. Merriman. 1823—Thomas Ruffln. 1892—James E. Shepherd. 1852—Frederick Nash. 1895—William T. Faircloth. 1858—Richmond M. Pearson. 1901—Walter Clark. CO! \TY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS 33 County Affairs and Officials ALAMANCE Sheriff B. L. McMillan, s Treasurer—E. L. McMillan, COUNTY SEAT, GRAHAM. C ironei —II D Eel Stratford. Formed in 1848. Named after Alamance Surveyor C. '. i Creek. Supt. of Health——J. I. D irta. County Officers Supt. of Schools John U I Supt. Public Wi i Clerk Superior Court—D. J. Walker, Burling- ton. — Register of Deeds—B. M. Rogers, Graham. Board Of Elections E. L Williams I Sheriff—C. D. Story, Burlington. Sparta; <;. T. Caudill. Sparta; H Coroner—Dr. R. M. Troxler, Burlington. wards, Sparta. Surveyor—L. H. Holt, Burlington, R. F. D. County Commissioners D. ( D Supt. of Health—Dr. W. R. Goley. Graham. Sparta; W. F. Thompson, Laurel Sp Supt. of Schools—M. C. Terrell, Burlington. C. M. Reynolds, Ennice.

Supt. Public Welfare—Dr. P. H. Fleming, Board of I M A lh Graham. Ennice; F. M. Osboi n, Stratford; Farm Demonstration —W. Agent K. Scott, ( Inch;- [i Va. Graham. lambill, Highway Commission- Board of i Home Demonstration Agent—Edna Bernhardt. Graham. I i niinissioners. Board of Elections—Dr. W. S. Long. Chm.. Graham; C. M. Horner, Burlington; W. J. ANSON Graham. Nicks, COUNTY SEAT. WADESBORO. County Commissioners—W. 0. Warren, Chm., in Mebane; J. T. Love, Burlington; J. H. Wil- Formed 1766. Named in hoi \ miral Anson. kins, Burlington, R. 2; R. B. Newlin, Saxa- County Officers pahaw ; R. S. Shoffner, Burlington, R. 7. Clerk \\ County Board of Education—J. L. Scott, Superior Court—W. K. Boggan, boro. Burlington; S. E. Tate. Mebane. R. 4: Mrs. Register of Deeds—B. II. Crowd r. .T. A. Long, Haw River; Dr. W. A. Harper, Wades- boro. Elon College; McBride Holt, Graham. Sheriff—W. S. Braswell. Wadesboro. Highway Commission—J. E. Moore, Chm., — Coroner J. T. Watson, Wadi il Burlington. Surveyor—D. II. Braswell, Ansonville, R. F. D. of S ALEXANDER Supt. Health—Dr. B. Ash . u COUNTY SEAT. TAYLORSVILLE. boro. Supt. of Schools—R. W. Allen. Wadesboro. Formed in 1847. Named in honor of Alex- Supt. Public Welfare—R. \v. Allen, w ander family, noted in Revolutionary history. boro. County Officers Demonstration Agent—J. W. Cameron. Tolk- ton. Clerk Superior Court—Gates Linney, Tay- Home Demonstrate \ Mrs Rosalind lorsvllle. Redfearn, Wadesboro. Register of Deeds—A. T. Cowman, Tay- — Board of Elections W. Henry Liles, chm . lorsville. Wadesboro; J. Paul Kiker, w i L J. Sheriff—.T. B. Robinett, Taylorsville. Simps. m. l'ulkton. —E. J. Pores R. F. Treasurer Deal, Knob, County Commissioners- C P Griffin. P D. 2. land. R. F. D. ; E. B. Shankle. Polktou. R ('( — miner Alford Mayberry, Hiddenite. R. D. ; Ben. R. Walls. LilesviUe. Surveyor—W. W. Teague, Bently. Foard of Education—-J. P. Ratlitr. \\ Supt. of Health—Dr. S. T. Crowson, Tay- boro; P. J. Kiker. Wadesboro; J. L i lorsville. Morven. Supt. of Schools— C. H. Gryder, Taylorsville. Highway Commission Board ol Countj Supt. Public Welfare— C. H. Gryder, Tay- missioners. lorsville. Demonstraton Agent—U. A. Miller, Tay- ASHE lorsville. COUNTY JEFFERSON. —James Watts, SEAT. Board of Eelections Taylors - Formed in 1799 Earned In bom ' W. K. ville; Lynn Dagenhart, Taylorsville; ernor Samuel Ashe. Kerley, Taylorsville. County Commissioners—W. S. Patterson, County Officers Stony Point; Jay Pennell. Taylorsville, R. 1; clerk Superloi Courl I. D. Stansberry, W. A. Hollar, Dealville. Jefferson. Board of Education—A. C. Payne, Taylors Register of Deed l S Neal, J( fferson. ville; V. W. Teague, Taylorsville. R. 6; A. C. Sheriff 3 W Hampton, Lansing

i \\ Deal, Dealville; E. J. Deal, Treas.. Pores Cor B W Tugman, ai rei ji Ule. B. F. Hemlock. Knob, R. 2. Surveyor KUby, Highway Commission—Charles Gwaltney, supt .it Schools C m Dfo Hiddenite, R. 1; L. L Bowman, Taylors- Creek. Board ol Elei lloi J f m Her, Chm . ville. R. 6; G. F. Ingram, Taylorsville. Clifton; B. C. Seagraves, Lansing; J B Gambill, Crumpler. ALLEGHANY Farm Agenf H. E i: led " COUNTY SEAT. SPARTA. C tj Comml i i ji i C Ci aw JefT< i ion w P Formed in 1859. .Named derived from fferson; ford, Calvard, W ivei I mountains in which it is located Board of Education n C Tucker, Wi I • . . County Officers i Qi Othello: Di .i C

• Clerk Superior Court—A. F. Reeves, Sparta Gambill, We i Jeffi i n J I nu Register of Deeds— II. L. Halsey, Sparta Creek; W T Miller. TteU . CliftO 34 COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS — Highway Commission—H. ('. Tucker, West Treasurer J. C. Bell, Windsor. Coroner—Dr. H. Garris, Lewiston. Jefferson; l>r. R. E. Reeves, West Jefferson ; F.. of Health—Dr. J. E. Smith. Windsor. S it Ji nn.'s. West Jefferson; A. A. Price, Supt Board of Elections—H. C. Harrington, Jefferson; 1>. M. Donnally, Trade, Tenn., R. Lewiston; C. W. Mitchell, Jr., Au- 1\ D.; I>r. B. I". Waddell, Grassy Creek. Chm., lander; H. L. Early, Aulander. Supt. of Schools—H. W. Early, Windsor. AVERY Supt. Public Welfare—H. W. Early, Wind- COUNTY SEAT, NEWLAND. sor. County Commissioners—J. T. Stokes. Wind- in 1911. Named in honor of Formed sor; T. S. Norfleet. Roxobel; J. T. Hoggard, Waightstill Avery, of Revolutionary fame. Windsor; M. E. Evans, Woodard; J. E. R. County Officers Perry, Powellsville. Board of Education—M. B. Gilliam. Wind- Clerk Superior Court—W. W. Braswell, C. W. Jr.. Aulander; R. A. Montezuma. sor; Mitchell, I'rquhart, Woodville: Thomas J. Smithwick, Register of Deeds— S. W. Blalock. Newland. Merry Hill; J. C. Bell, Treas.. Windsor. Sheriff— I'at Elk Park. Vance, Commission—C. H. Jenkins, Chm.. — Banners Elk. Highway Coroner Dr. W. C. Tate, Aulander; W. L. Baker, Windsor, R. F. D. 3; Surveyor—W. S. Green, Beech Creek. Wind- — W. C. Evans, Keiford : W. T. Tadlock. Supt. of Schools Frank A. Edmondson, sor; C. R. Brinkley. Colerain. Newland. Supt. Puhlic Welfare—Mrs. Lillian Edmond- son. Newland. BLADEN Demonstration Agent—J. W. Goodman, Jr.. Newland. COUNTY SEAT. ELIZABETHTOWN. County Commissioners—Brown Hughes, Formed in 1734. Named in honor of Hughes; Wm. Sisk,, Pineola; J. M. Heaton, Martin Bladen. Heaton. — County Officers Board of Education A. P. Brinkley. Elk Clerk Superior Court—W. J. Davis, Eliza- Park; Henry T. Norman. Elk Park; R. L liethtown. Wiseman, Ingalls. Register of Deeds—R. J. Hester. Elizabeth- Highway Commission—Board of County town. Commissioners. Sheriff—Lee G. Priest, Elizabethtown. Coroner—W. C. Sutton, Elizabethtown. Supt. of Health—Dr. B. T. Tally, Elizabeth- BEAUFORT town. COUNTY SEAT. WASHINGTON. Board of Elections—J. A. Lyon, Elizabeth- T. B. Melvin, White Oak; David R. Formed in 171s Named in honor of Duke town; Elizabethtown. of Beaufort. Bostic. of Schools—B. J. Cromartie. Garland. County Officers Supt. Demonstration Agent—R. K. Craven. Clark- — A. Wash- Clerk Superior Court George Paul, ton. — ington. — Home Demonstration Agent Dorothy Dean, Register of Deeds Gilbert Rumley. Wash- Elizabethtown. ington. County Commissioners— C. W. Lyon, Chm., —James H. Harris. Washington. Sheriff Elizabethtown; Guilford Home, Clarkton; Treasurer—E. R. Mixon. Washington. H. Abbottsburg. Coroner—Dr. D. T. Tayloe, Jr., Washington. C. Smith, C. R. Monroe. Council; —L. H. Ross. Washington. Board of Education— Surveyor White Oak; F. D. McLean, of Health—Dr. J. W. Williams. Wash- Peter McQueen, Supt. Bladenboro. ington. Commission—Board of County Com- Supt. of Schools—H. H. McLean. Washing- Highway ton. missioners. Supt. Public Welfare—Rev. H. B. Seawright. Washington. Demonstration Agent—B. T. Leppard, Wash- BRUNSWICK ington. COUNTY SEAT, SOUTHPORT. Home Demonstration Agent—Myrtie Keller, Formed in 1764. Named in honor of the Washington. of Brunswick. Board of Elections—Frank H. Bryan, Wash- Duke ington; L. H. Redditt, Edward; J. L James, County Officers Edward. — Clerk Superior Court—A. T. McKeithan. County Commissioners C. P. Aycock. Chm. Southport. W. G. StanciU, Pantego; T. F. Tyer, Bath; Register of Deeds—W. H. Walker. South- D. O. Choco- Washington. R. F. D. ; Moore, port. winity: W. I. Austin. South Creek. Sheriff—F. Lundon Lewis. Bolivia. Board of Education—J. B. Sparrow Wash- Treasurer—Bank of Southport, Southport. P. H. John- ington; R. L. M. Bonner. Aurora: Coroner—J. R. Hilburn. Southport. R. Treas.. Washing- son, Pantego; E. Mixon. Surveyor—E. B. Hewette. Southport. ton. Supt. of Health—J. A. Dosher. Southport. —F. C. Kugler. Chm Highway Commission Board of Elections—G. T. Ruark, Shallotte; Washington; J. D. Bullock, Leechville; B. D. B. Long, Ash; John A. Stanley, Shal- T. Aurora; T. A. Brooks, Bath; W. R. Bonner, lotte. Cox, 1 lounts Creek. Supt. of Schools—B. R. Page. Southport. Supt. Public Welfare—D. E. Robinson. BERTIE Supply —Miss Jennie SEAT, WINDSOR. Home Demonstration Agent COUNTY Baker. Southport. Formed in 172L'. Named in honor of James Farm Demonstration Agent—J. E. Dodson, and John Bertie. Supply. . Bolivia; County Officers County Commissioners—C. S. Ward, L. Shallotte; R. M. Edwards, Clerk Superior Court—W. L. Lyon. Windsor. D. Hevvett, Register of Deeds— S. W. Kenney, Windsor. Exum. of Education—J. J. Adkins, South- Sheriff—J. W. Cooper. Windsor. Board COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS

1 ' ' L St0ne ' Shallotte : F - E. Galloway, '"' " Bolivia" ''•'^'V'' I '• V Elliott, Concord Sherifl -W. P. I Highway Commission—A. M Beck South Mabry, i port; John Treasure! Holden. Margii McEachen I Southport; B K ' Gore ncord ' oroner— .in,. \ Southport; Vernon Smith. Southport. Dr. BJartsell, Concord Surveyor—Walter F. Furr, Concord ° f - - Health_Dr s E - Buchanan. Con- BUNCOMBE cord COUNTY Board of Elections C. SEAT. ASHEVILLE. A. [senhour, I J. C. Formed in Loncord; Moore, .1. 1791. Named in honor of Ed- Concord; il l>,,ro,n ward Buncombe. ( loncord. S Cho J - B Rober tson. Concord. County Officers i,mt'Supt. PublicpLr ,v Tr , Clerk Welfare—Jonas C. Query, Con- Superior Court—John H. Cathey, Ashe- ri] Demonstration " Agent—R. D. Goodman. Con- 1 ° f Deeds~ ^ Gcorge A - Di Ashefille ^ Jr.. — Home Demonstration Agent—Kathleen Wil- Sheriff John A. Lyerley. Asheville son. Concord. Treasurer—H. S. Hyder. Asheville County Commissioners—J. F. Dayvault Chin Auditor—T. M. Duekett, Asheville Concord; W. D. Harry, Concord; W. i Surveyor—T. A. 'Cox, Jr., Asheville. Kinley, Concord; John R. Heinye, Mount Coroner—E. R. Morris. Asheville Pleasant; .1. M. Hartsell, .Midland Tax Collector—N. A. Collins, Asheville, Board of Education—W. R. Odell. Route 5. Concord: W. F. Smith. Davidson, R. 24; G F Mc- ' °f UPt - Health—Dr R G - Wilson. Ashe- Allister, Mount Pleasant. viUe Highway Commission- Board of c Hoard of Elections—George Pennell. Chm.. Commissioners. Asheville; Grover Robinson, Leicester; Wavne Beechboard. Asheville. Supt. of Schools—F. L. Wells. Asheville CALDWELL Supt. Public Welfare—A. W. Rymer, Ashe- COUNTY SEAT. LENOIR. ville. Formed in 1841. Named in ol l>r Home Demonstration Agent—Mrs. Annie L honor Clement, Asheville. Joseph Caldwell, first President of the Uni- versity of North Carolina. Demonstration Agent— C. E. Miller Ashe- ville. County Officers County Commissioners—E. M. Lyda Chm Clerk Superior Court—W. C. Moore Jr Asheville: W. E. Johnson. Asheville- C c' Lenoir. Brown, Weaverville. Register of Deeds—John M. Crisp. Lenoir Board of Education—J. D. Murphy. Ashe- Sheriff—Tony Sherrill. Lenoir. ville; T. P. Gaston, Candler; H. S. Hyder, Treasurer—J. L. Treas., Asheville. Suddreth, Lenoir, R. 5. Coroner—J. L. Austin. Lenoir. Surveyor—J. f. Messick, Patterson. BURKE Supt. of Health— Dr. W. M. White Lenoir. Board of Elections—J. COUNTY SEAT. MORGANTON. L. Cattrell, I. C. E. Rabb, Lenoir; Dr. C I. w Formed in 1777. Named in honor of Ed Lenoir. mund l.urke. Supt. of Schools—Y. D. Moore. Lenoir. County Officers Supt. Public Welfare—J. M. Tuttle. Lenoir. Clerk — Superior Court Butler Giles, Morgan Demonstration Agent—D. W. Roberts Le- ton. — noir. Register of Deeds Miss Bertie May Moses, County Commissioners—Lester Deal, Granite Morgan ton. Falls; Mack Moore. CollettSville; P II I Sheriff—R. V. Michaux, Jr., Morganton. Lenoir. Financial Agent—First National Bank, Board of Education—Mark Squires. Lenoir-

D. C. I, i .1 ; Morganton. Flowers. A LaxtOI , R Coroner—Dr. J. B. Riddle, Morganton. J. L. Suddreth, Treas., Lenoir. Surveyor—J. Harbeson, Jr., Morganton, R. 5. Supt. of Health—Dr. E. W. Phifer. Mor- CAMDEN ganton. COUNTY SEAT. CAMDEN. Board of Elections—J. F. Spainhour. Chm Formed in 1717. Nam.-, I in b r .•; I Morganton; J. Arthur Beach, Morganton; Camden, Richard Williams, Morganton. County Officers Supt. of Schools—T. L. Sigmon. Morganton Clerk Courl .i Supt. Public Welfare—Mrs. A. Superior W Burgess, C. Avery, don. Jr., Morganton. l .1. s Register of I Commissioners— B. Beyi i County Charlie Lane. Chm , Sheriff W. M i, Liioh. Morganton: L. A. Crawley, Morganton, it 5; Treasurer—Fb - L. Kincaid, Table Rock; George llildcrbrand, National Elizabeth City Connelly Springs, R. 5; John Long, Valdi i supt. of iieniih it I, Board of Education—A. N. w Stevens, Shlloh Dale. Morganton ; Board of Blei tlons—W I. N. O. Pitts, Glen Alpine; W. E. McCon- < > < Indlantown . ; Pi \\ naugbey. Morganton. R. 5; J. E. Cutler, Con- Hi bard, Beli rosa it nelly Springs. D ler, South M Supl ol Schoi i i. i, Indlantown Supt Public Welfare L. I. Sten CABARRUS town COUNTY SEAT. CONCORD. County Coi Isstoners D N B N B Formed in 17'.»2. Named in honor of i; Williams, Shlloh; Johi H Stephen Cabarrus. South \i Board ol Education w County Officers R Pritohard, South Mills; .(. W. Junes, south U Clerk Superior Court—J. B. McAllister. i Old Trap it 8 Mount Pleasant. w B Leary, Old Trap 36 COUNTY AFFAIRS AXI) OFFICIALS

Highway Commission— Herman Newbern, Board Of Elections—G. A. Warlick, Jr., Chm., Belcross; Elobert Whaley, Belcross; W. Newton; W. A. Rhyne, Newton; J. Yates A. Gregory, Shiloh; J. M. Burgess, Old Trap. Killian, Newton. Supt. of Schools—G. E, Lung, Newton, R. F. D. CARTERET Supt. Public Welfare—C. E. Heffner, COUNTY SEAT. BEAUFORT. Hickory. Formed in 1721. Named in honor of Lord Demonstration Agent—J. W. Hendricks, George Carteret. Newton. lb une Demonstration —Mrs. R. A. County Officers Agent Harris, Newton. clerk Superior Court—I* W. Hassell, Commissioners—J. D. Beaufort. County Elliott, Chm., Hickory; W. R. Fry, Newton; C. A. Little, Register of Deeds—John Hamilton, Beaufort. Catawha; R. L. Asherbranner, James Sheriff—T. C. Wade. Beaufort. Henry; Howard, Sherrills Ford. Auditor—W. L. Standi, Beaufort. Board of Education—G. E. Hick- Coroner—H. D. Norcomb, Beaufort. Bisaner, W. G. Oscar Surveyor—E. D. R. P. D. ory; Bandy, Maiden; Sherrill, Hardesty, Newport, Catawba. Supt. of Health— C. L. Outland, Beaufort. Commission— Hick- Board of Elections—D. E. Langdale. Beau- Highway George Lyeiiy, ory; R. Garland E. fort; George Piner, Morehead City; W. A. Ralph Boggs, Catawba;

; S. L. Macem, Beaufort. Mauney, Maiden Lefevers, Hickory ; E. ('. Newton. Supt. of Schools—M. L. Wright, Beaufort. Scronce, Supt. Public Welfare—James Wallace Mason. Beaufort. CHATHAM County Commissioners—C. T. Chadwick, Chm., lleaufort; W. M. Webb, Morehead COUNTY SEAT, PITTSBORO. City; W. P. Taylor, Bogue; J. P. Carroway, Formed in 1770. Named in honor of Wm. Merrimon; Hamlin II. Davis, Davis. Pitt, Earl of Chatham. Board of Education—R. T. Wade. Morehead County Officers City; W. H. Taylor. Beaufort; W. I. Willis. Williston. Clerk Superior Court—J. Dewey Dorsett, Pittsboro. CASWELL Register of Deeds—C. C. Poe. Pittsboro. COUNTY SEAT, YANCEYVILLE. Shuriff—G. W. Blair. Pittsboro. Treasurer—G. W. Blair. Pittsboro. Formed in 1777. Named in honor oi Coroner—G. H. Brooks. Pittsboro. Richard Caswell. Surveyor—F. E. Womble. Siler City. County Officers Supt. of Health—Dr. W. Clyde Thomas, Clerk Superior Court—B. S. Graves, Siler City. Yanceyville. Board of Elections—T. C. Mann, Chm., Register of Deeds—H. S. Turner, Yancevville. Pittsboro; J. Wade Siler, Siler City; J. C. Sheriff—J H. Gunn, Yanceyville. Hammond, Pittsboro. Treasurer—Edgar A. Allison, Yanceyville, Supt. of Schools—W. R. Thompson. Pitts- R. F. D. 1. boro. Surveyor—W. H. Williamson, Mclver, B. Supt. Public Welfare—W. R. Thompson, F. D. 1. Pittsboro. — Quarantine Officer—Miss Carrie Slade. County Commissioners E. E. Wilson. New Yanceyville. Hill, R. P. D. 2; C C. Hamlet, Pittsboro; — C. B. Fitts, Bear Creek. Board of Elections A. Y. Kerr, Chm., Yan- — ceyville; M. C. Winstead, Milton; A. C. Board of Education T. B. Bray, Pittsboro. Lindsay, Yanceyville. R. 3; E. R. Hinton. Pittsboro: J. M. Marley, Siler P. G. R. P. D. ; Supt. of Schools—R. A. Pope. Yanceyville. City; Farrar, Apex, Supt. Public Welfare—R. A. Pope, Yancey- J. H. Norwood, Bynum; G. W. Blair, Pitts- ville. boro. Farm Demonstration Agent—J. L. Love. Highway Commission—Board of County Com- Yanceyville. — missioners. Coupnty Commissioners T. H. Hatchett, CHEROKEE Chm., Blanch, R. P. D. 1; D. P. Walker. Union Ridge, R. F. D. 1; S. P. Newman. COUNTY SEAT. MURPHY. Leasburg. Formed in 1839. Named in honor of the Board of Education—J. P. Gwynn, Chm., Cherokee Indians, who once dwelt there. Yanceyville; W. H. Williamson, Mclver, R. County Officers P. D. 1; R. I. Newman, Leasburg. Clerk Superior Court—E. E. Davis, Murphy. Highway Commission—M. C. Winstead, Register of Deeds—A. M. Simonds, Murphy. Chm., Milton; T. D. Boswell, Yanceyville, Sheriff—W. P. Odom. Murphy. R. F. D. 2; J. L. HIghtower. Warren, Treasurer—R. H. Hyatt, Murphy. Coroner—Dr. S. C. Heighway, Murphy. CATAWBA Surveyor—W. H. Martin, Murphy. COUNTY NEWTON. Board of Elections—George B. Walker, J SEAT, W. Andrews ; S. W. Lovingood, Murphy ; M. Formed in 1812. Name derived from West, Murphy. Catawba River. Supt. of Schools—A. L. Martin. Murphy. Officers County Supt. Public Welfare—A. L. Martin. Clerk Superior Court—Justus C. Rudisill, Murphy. Newton. County C ommissioners— S. W. Lovingood, Register of Deeds—Mrs. Josephine Taylor, Murphy; T. J. Bristol, Andrews; Gay Bryant, Maiden. Murphy, R. ?.. Sheriff—George F. Bost, Hickory. Board of Education—J. F. Palmer, Marble; Treasurer—J. Merton Killian, Newton. C. B. Hill, Murphy; E. B. Nowell, Murphy; Coroner— S. L. Herman, Newton. P. A. Mauney, Kinsey. Surveyor—Enloe M. Yoder, Hickory. Highway Commission—Board of County Supt. of Health— Dr. G. W. Shipp, Newton. Commissioners. COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS CHOWAN Some Dei COUNTY SEAT. EDENTON. Cornelius, Shelby. - County Commissions A i: I Named in honor of Chowanoke tribe of Kings Mountain; \V. \V. Wa Indians. K, l: G. \v. Peeler, Shelby. County Officers Board of Education—W. L. Plonk Kings Clerk • - Superior Court—Richard D. DLxon, Mountain ; A. P. Spake. Shelby. R 1 Edenton. Mauney, Shelby. B. 5; M Register of Deeds—R. W. Boyce, Edenton. Tarborough, Treas., Shelby. Sheriff—G. W. Goodwin. Edenton. Treasurer—W. H. Ward, Edenton. Supt. of Health—M. P. VVhichard. Edenton. COLUMBUS Board of Elections—H. L. Story, Chm., COUNTY SEAT. WHITEVILLE. Edenton; D. M. Warren, Edenton; B. M. Formed in 1808 Named In hon Hollowell, Tyner. Christopher Columbus. Supt. of Schools—R. H. Bachman. Edenton. County Officers Supt. Public Welfare—H. T. Layton, Eden- Clerk Superior Court—J. L. V. ton. Memory. ville. Demonstration —N. Agent K. Rowell, Eden- Register of Deeds—A W. \\ ton. Baldwin. ville. Commissioners— County W. H. Winborne, Sheriff—J. O. Amnions. Whiteville. Edenton; John T. Satterfleld, Edenton; C. D. Treasurer—W. H. Hickman. Whiteville. Webb, Edenton; J. A. Webb. Edenton; A. D. Coroner—H. V. Cook, WhlteviUe. Ward. Edenton. Surveyor—Forney Gore, Chadbourn. Board of Education—Thomas W. Elliott. Supt, Of Health—Dr. Floyd I Edenton; M. W. Evans. Tyner; W. H. Ward. ville. Treas. , Edenton. Board of Elections— B. 1". White- Highway Commission— T. H. Shepherd, Chm., Baldwin, ville; J. E. Thompson, HaUsboro; i' \i Edenton ; J. W. Berryman, Edenton ; George C. Wray. Whiteville. Wood, Edenton; B. W. Evans, Tyner. Supt. of Schools—Harry M. Bowling. White- ville. CLAY Demonstration Agent—J. T. Lazar. White- COUNTY SEAT. HAYESVILLE. ville. Home Demonstration Agent Miss LIUle Formed In 1859. Named in honor of Langford, Whiteville. Henry Clay. Supt. Public Welfare—Harry M. Bowling, County Officers Whiteville. Clerk Superior Court—W. L. Matheson, County Commissioners— R. B. Council, Hayesville. Chm., Wananish; .1. <;. Butler, Tabor: R. M. Register of Deeds—Fred Jones, Hayesville. Thompson, Vlneland. Sheriff—Ellis Smart, Hayesville. Board of Education—J. L. Williamson. ' Treasurer—Ellis Smart, Hayesville. Cerro Gordo; E. W. Wells. Delco; Coroner—Dr. R. B. Killian, Hayesville Meares, Tabor; .1. B. Wycke, Hallsboro; W A Surveyor—H. T. Green, Brasstown. Thompson, Halls] oro Board of Eelections—W. T. Henson, Hayes- Highway Commission— County Board of ville; J. O. Scroggs, Hayesville; W. T. Bum- Commissioners. garner, Hayesville. Road Supt. — 1!. F. Sanderson. Vlneland. Supt. of Schools—Allen J. Bell, Hayesville. Supt. Public Welfare- rA. J. Bell, Hayes- CRAVEN ville. County Commissioners—W. C. Smart, Chm., COUNTY SEAT. NEW BERN. Hayesville; H. N. Hyatt, Brasstown; G. R. Formed in 1731. Named In honor of William. Ford, Hayesville. Earl of Cravi n Board of Education— S. E. Hogsed, Hayes- County Officers ville; M. L. Coleman, Hayesville; H. B. Clerk Superior Court—L. E. Lancaster, New Vainer, Hayesville. Bern. Highway Commission—Board of County Com- Register of Deeds <:. A. Farrow, New missioners. Bern. Road Supervisor—W. C. Smart, Hayesville. Sheriff—Joseph D. Williams, New Bern. Treasurer Citizens Savings Hank and Co.. New Bern CLEVELAND Coroner— J. L Hartafleld, New B< COUNTY SEAT. SHELBY. Surveyor B. M Pott< r, New Bern. Supt. of Health—Dr. C. H Vernei Formed in 1841. in honor of Named Colonel Bern. Benjamin Cleveland. Board of Elei w n Lei . Chi \ it County Officers Bern ; Alfri ! K ifer, New Bet a; C Clerk Superior Court—George P. Webb. Q Iwin, New Bi Shelby. Supt of Schools it s. Proctor, Register of Deeds—R. Lee Weathers, Shelby. Bern

- Sheriff—H. A. Logan. Shelby. supt Public w i [fare Mi L. J. S' Auditor— B. T. Falls. .Shelby. New Bern — Treasurer—Mrs. Mary Eskridge Tarborough, Farm Demonstration Agent A. T. La Hern Shelby. New \ Comml lonei Chm . Coroner—T. C. Eskridge, Shelby. County Kafor, it Surveyor—A. M. Lovelace. Mooresboro. New Bern : B, Wai ren, Vane V\ W T \ Qi ai thatn N Supt. of Health- Dr. K B. Bills, Shelbj New Bern ; \ oi Board of Elections- ('. A. Burrus, Shelby; Bei ii in i. Dover A. P. Sparke, Shelby; W. L Dameron, Shelby. ii hi of Education u \ Nunn, Si w

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Supt. Health—Dr. W. W. Johnston, Manteo. CUMBERLAND Supt. of Schools—Miss Mabel Evans. Manteo. COUNTY SEAT, FAYETTEVI LLE. Supt. Public Welfare—Miss Mabel Evans, Formed in 1754. Named in honor of Duke Manteo. of Cumberland. Board of Elections—E. H. Peele, Manteo; A. W. Midgett, T. B. Manteo. County Officers Manteo; Creef, County Commissioners—M. L. Clerk Court—W. M. Walker. Fay- Daniels, Superior Manteo; M. V. etteville. Hooper. Stumpy Point; W. S. Davis, E. Register of Deeds—D. L. Downing. Fayette- Wanchese; W. Baum, Kitty Hawk; ville. I. B. Austin, Hatteras. Board of Education—R. C. Sheriff—N. H. McGeaehy, Fayetteville. Evans Manteo : Treasurer—D. Gaster. Fayetteville. T. J. Fuleher, Huxton; S. A. Griffin. Manteo; — A. C. Auditor C. C. Howard. Fayetteville. Hassell. Treas.. Manteo.— Coroner—R. A. Allgood. Fayetteville. Highway Commission Board of Coun*y Supt. of Health—Dr. E. W. Larkin, Fay- ( !ommissloners. etteville. Board of Elections—John W. Judge. Chm.. Fayetteville; W. MeK. Monroe, Fayetteville: X. F. Downing, Cedar Fork. DAVIDSON Supt of Schools—B. T. McBryde, Fayette- COUNTY SEAT, LEXINGTON. ville. Formed in 1823. Xamed in honor of Gen- Supt. Public Welfare—John A. Martin. Fay- eral William Davidson. etteville. County Officers Demonstration Agent—W. J. Brockington, Fayetteville. Clerk Superior Court—E. C. Byerly, Lexing- Home Demonstration Agent—Mrs. Elizabeth ton. — Gainey. Fayetteville. Register of Deeds W. J. Parker, Lexing- County Commissioners—E. A. Poe, Chm., ton. Sheriff— Fayetteville; John T. Martin, Fayetteville, R. B. Talbert, Lexington. Treasurer—Bank of Lexington, Lexington. R. F. D. ; Dr. J. W. McNeill, Fayetteville ; Coroner— W. McK. Monroe, Fayetteville, R. F. D. 3; —Dr. F. L. Mock, Lexington, R. 3. W. M. McCaskill. Fayetteville, R. F. D. 2. Surveyor X'. R. Kinney, Lexington. Board of Education—H. McD. Robinson, Supt. of Health—Dr. D. R. Perry, Lexing- Fayetteville; John W. Hall. Autryville, R. 2; ton. — F. M. Barrett, Fayetteville; A. B. Tarboro, Board of Elections W. F. Thomason, Chm., John W. Godwin; X'athaniel McArthur, Fayetteville; D. Lexington; Lambeth, Thomasville ; Gaster. Treas., Fayetteville. Charles M. Hoover, Lexington. Road Supt. —G. D. Davis, Fayetteville. Supt. of Schools—J. F. Cowles, Lexington. Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Gertrude Alexander. Lexington. Supt. Public Welfare—E. C. Byerly. Lex- CURRITUCK ington. COUNTY SEAT. CURRITUCK. County Commissioners—G. W. Smith, Chm., R. Named in honor of Tribe of Indians. Lexington ; M. Stokes, Newsome ; J. F. Cameron, Denton. County Officers — — Board of Education J. C. Ripple, W'lcome: Clerk Superior Court B. B. Bell, Shaw- C. W. Stokes, Xewsom. boro. Highway Commission—C. L. Padgett. Jack Register of Deeds—J. A. Taylor, Maple. son Hill; L. V. Phillips, Yadkin College; C. Sheriff—R. E. Shawboro. Flora. M. Wall, Lexington; A. H. Ragan, Lexington. Treasurer—Bank of Currituck, Moyock. Coroner—J. C. Walker. Maple. Supt. Health—Dr. W. H. Cowell, Shawboro. Board of Elections—L. C. Baiim, Poplar DAVIE Branch; A. W. Hampton, Waterlily; L. H. COUNTY SEAT. MOCKSVILLE. Swain. Moyock. T in 1837. in Supt. of Schools—W. D. Cox, Moyock. Formed X amed honor of Gen- eral Win. R. Davie. Demonstration Agent—J. E. Chandler, Cur- rituck. County Officers Supt. Public Welfare—W. D. Cox, Moyock. Clerk Superior Court—W. M. Seaford, County Commissioners—R. P. Midgett, Mocksville. Barco; J. W. Fisher, Jarvisburg; J. D. Clifton, of Deeds—T. I. Mocksville. Currituck. Register Caudle, Sheriff—G. F. Winecoff, Mocksville. Board of Education—W. H. Gallop, Chm., Treasurer—T. A. VanZant, Mocksville. Jarvisburg; W. W. R. L. .larvis, Moyock; Coroner—W. D. Foster, Mocksville. Griggs, Harbinger. Surveyor—M. C. Ijanes. Mocksville, R. 5. Commission— T. Highway W. Griggs, Poplar Supt. of Health—Dr. J. W. Rodwell, Mocks- Branch; W. H. Cowell, Shawboro; Stuart ville Mann, Moyock. Board of Elections—W. A. Roberts, Cnrc., Cana; W. 15. Angell, Mocksville; T. N. Chafin, Mocksville. DARE Supt. of Schools—E. P. Bradley, Mo-ksville. Supt. Public Welfare—Rev. H. T. Penry, COUNTY SEAT. MANTEO. Mocksville. Formed in 1870. Named in honor of Vir- County Commissioners—J. S. Stroud, Chm., ginia Dare. Cooleemee; F. M. Tutterow, Mocksville; G. B. County Officers Graham, Farmington. Clerk Superior Court—T. R. Creef, Manteo. Board of Education—Peter W. Hairston Ad- Register of Deeds—J. B. Dailey, Manteo. vance, R. 2; J. R. Johnston, Mocksville; J. W. — Etchinson, Cana. Sheriff L. D. Farrow. Manteo. — Treasurer—Abner C. Hassell. Manteo. Highway Commission .T. G. Peebles, Ad- Coroner—Dr. Hughes B. Hoyle. Manteo. vance: R. M. Woodruff, Mocksville; O. L. Surveyor—Melvin R. Daniels, Wanchese. Harkey, Cana; W. T. Foster, Cornatzer. COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS

DUPLIN County Financial Agent Farmers i aak and Trust Co. . Tarboro. KENANSVILLE. COUNTY SEAT, Supt. of Health- Dr.— R. ('. Gyles, Tari Formed in 1849. Named in honor of Lord Board of Elections H. 1> Ilnr.it Tommie It. II. Duplin. Tarboro; Lawrence, Tarboro; County Officers Denton, Tarboro. Schools—R. E. Tari Court—R. V. Wells. Kenans- Supt. of Sentelle, Clerk Superior Demonstration Agent—Zeno Moore. Whit ville akers. Register of Deeds—James J. Bowden, Ken- Supt. Public Welfare— Mi-; Georgia B ansville. Tarboro. Sheriff—Charles M. Ingram. Kenansville. — Tresaurer—Charles M. Ingram. Kenansville. County Commissioners J. V. Cobb. Pine- H. 1> Coroner—B. F. Smith, Seven Springs, R. tops; W. Home. Rocky Mount; B Gaskill. Whitakers; II. (J. Conetoe; F. D. Brown, W M. Moore. Macclesfield. —R. D. Kornegay. Mount Olive, Surveyor Board of Education—M. G. Mann. Tarboro: R. F. D. 6. — War- Dr. R. H. Speight, Whitakers; H. L. Brake. Board of Elections R. D. Johnson. Rocky Mount II. J. Faison, saw; Albert Martin, Calypso; Highway Commission— B. F. Shelton, Chm.. Faison. Sliced: H. P. Foxhall. Tarboro: Arthur Foun- M. H. Wooten. Warsaw. Supt. of Schools— tain, Tarboro; T. A. Wiggins, Tarboro; J. A. Public Welfare—Horace Stewart, Wal- Supt. Forbes, Macclesfield. County Commissioners—W. F. Murphy, Chm.. Wallace; W. J. Middleton. Warsaw; FORSYTH A. L. Cavanaugh, Beulaville. COUNTY SEAT. WINSTON-SALEM. Board of Education— L. Middleton, War- Formed in 1884. Named in honor of W. J. Grady, Pink Hill; D. S. Williams, saw; Colonel Forsyth. of Germanton. Wallace. Benjamin Highway Commission—L. A. Beasley, Chm., Stokes County. Kenansville; H. F. Pierce, Warsaw; W. B. County Officers

Rose Hill ; ('. M. Martin, Faison ; L. H. Bradshaw, Clerk Superior Court— McKaughan. W G. Kornegay, Seven Springs; W. J. Mid- Winston-Salem. — Winston- dleton, Warsaw; E. R. Hicks, Calypso. Register of Deeds J. M. Lentz. Salem. Sheriff—J. B. McCreary. Winston-Salem. DURHAM Coroner—Dr. W. N. Dalton. Winston Sulci. i — A. It. F. D. SEAT, DURHAM. Surveyor E. Conrad, Pfafftown, COUNTY Auditor—R. C. Vaughn, Winston -Salem. Dr. Formed in 1881. Named in honor of Board of Elections- II. M Ratcliff, Chm., Bart Durham. Winston-Salem; R. G. Stockton, W! County Officers Salem; A. E. Holton, Winston Salem Clerk Superior Court—W. H. Young, Dur- Tax Collector—George W. Flynt, Wl ham. Salem. Dur- Register of Deeds—M. G. Markham, Supt. of Schools—W. B. Speas, Winston- ham. Salem. Sheriff—John F. Harward. Durham. Supt. Public Welfare—J. L. Rodwell. Wins- Treasurer— S. Bowling. Durham. ton-Salem. Coroner—W. P. Snead, West Durham. Demostration Agent^-R. W. run. Wli Surveyor—E. C. Belvin, Durham. Salem. Supt of Health—Dr. Hubert Sweaney, County Commissioners 0. B. Eaton, l Durham. Winston-Salem; Fred Fogle, Winston B Board of Elections—W. S. Lockhart. Chm.. J. D. Waddell, Salem Cbs R. II. Durham; D. W. Sorrell, Durham; Poard of Kducatiim Jnhn I' CrifUth. Wins Riggsbee, Durham. ton salmi; W, x Poindextcr, Walkertowi I Supt. of Schools—John W. Carr, Jr.. Dur- T. Kapp, Betnanla ham. Highway Commission E, T Mickey, Wlns- Supt. Public Welfare—W. E. Stanley. Dur- ton-Salem; T A dews. Winston Salem; E ham. „ T. Lehman. Bethania. l^ Demonstration Agent— O. H. Standard. Dur- County Engineer l>. W. Harmoi . ham. ville. Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Anna C. Rowe, Durham. FRANKLIN County Commissioners—H. L. Carver, Chm.. COUNTY SEAT. LOUISBURG.

R I C. M. Crutchfleld, Durham, : Rougemont; I Formed in 1 799 Kami ! In honor T. O. Sorrell, Durham: D. Turrentine, Stag- Durham. miii Franklin. ville; E. A. Hughes, County Otflcors l l>. Hamlin, Dur- Board of Education i Clerk Superior Courl J. •! 5Toung, ham; W. L. Fmislic, Durham; M. L. Omstead, Durham: ' Bahama; W. I . Crawford, Sr., Register of D S. C ffoldi U tlsburg Bowling, Treas.. Durham. Simeon Sheriff ii v Ki ai ney, I Board of County Commission i Highway iuditoi Gi le V\ Browi I burg,

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' I " EDGECOMBE I !• Surveyoi 1 T COUNTY SEAT. TARBORO. Supl ol Heall r. B. Ml i of Earl burs in 1739. Na 1 in honor Formed ' rd of Elections v F h of Edgecombe. B. 1 i R. W. Ballard, Frai County Officers Tar- R , Klttrell. Clerk Superior Court— A. T. Walston, sunt ol s. hi i 8upl Pul lie Wi ifan Register of Deeds— II. S. Bunn, Tarboro. i org. Sheriff—Jesse W. Thomas, Tarboro Ill COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS

Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Annie Register of Deeds—William Sherrill, RoJ>- Bordeux, Louisburg. binsville. County Commissioners— R. S. Pace, Wake- Sheriff—G. W. Shuler. Yellow Creek field, R. 2; J. R. Jones, Katesville; T. S. Creek. p. an. Louisburg, R. I: Arthur Strickland, Ta\ Collector—G. W. Shuler, Yellow Chm., sprint,' Hope, R. 2: II. P. Speed, Louis- Creek. burn, R. G. Coroner—F. J. Howell, Robbinsville. Board of Education—A. W. Perry, Sr., Surveyor—F. W. Smiley, Japan. Louisburg, R. 2; John C. Winston, Franklin- Supt of Health—Dr. S. F. Howell. Rob- ton, R. 2; T. H. Dickens. Louisburg, R. 4; binsville. A. I'.unn .1. 15. of T. W. .Mullen. ; — Jones, Louisburg. Board Elections—M. Crisp, Chm., Highway Commission Board of County Robbinsville ; P. M. McKeldrey, Robbinsville : Commissioners. •T. G. Crisp. Robbinsville. Supt. of Schools— J. H. Moody, Robbinsville. Supt. Public Welfare—J. H. Moody, Rob- GASTON binsville. COUNTY SEAT, GASTONIA. County Commissioners—W. J. Carrlnger, Alfred Rob- Formed in 1S47. Named in honor of Hon. chm.. Robbinsville; H. Colvard, William Gaston. binsville; lb urge F. Brock, Brock. Board of Education — S. P. Harwood. Rob- County Officers ; T. Robbin=ville D. — binsville M. Jenkins, ; Troy Clerk Superior Court S. C. Hendricks. Gas- Hyde, Robbinsville; G. W. Shuler, Treas., tonia. — Millsaps. Register of Deeds H. R. Thompson, Gas- Highwav Commission—P. R Griffin. Chm., tonia. Robbinsville: Ernest Cooper, Robbinsville; W. Sheriff— G. R. Gastonia. Rhyne, N. Crisp. Rough. Treasurer—C. C. Craig. Gastonia. Coroner—L. E. Kincaid, Gastonia. Surveyor—C. A. Black, Cherryville. GRANVILLE Supt. of Health—Dr. L. N. Glenn, Gas- COUNTY SEAT, OXFORD. tonia. Formed in 174(3. Named in honor of Lord Board of Elections—Emory B. Denny. Gas- John Carteret, Earl of Granville. Grant from tonia; S. M. Robinson, Lowell; C. P. Rhodes, Charles II. Dallas. County Officers Supt. of Schools—F. P. Hall. Belmont. —D. Oxford Supt. Public Welfare—Miss Fay Davenport, Clerk Superior Court C. Hunt. Gastonia. Register of Deeds—Charles G. Powell, Ox- Demonstration Agent—L. B. Altman, Gas- ford. tonia. Sheriff—E. D. Htint. Oxford. Treasurer—John R. Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Nell Pick- — Hall. Oxford. ens. Gastonia. Coroner W. D. Bryan, Oxford. —R. Supt. of Health—Dr. J. A. Morris, Oxford. County Commissioners L. Stowe, Chm. , — Board of Elections J. B. Powell, Chm , Belmont; D. R. Mauney, Cherryville; E. L. Oxford; C. R. Gordon, Oxford; J. T. Cozart, Froneberger, Bessemer Citv ; J. W. Summey, Oxford. • Dallas: T. L. Ware, Mt. Holly; J. L. Beal, of Schools—J. F. Oxford. Gastonia. Supt. — Webb, — Supt. Public Welfare J. E. Jackson, Ox- Board of Education S. N. ; Boyce, Gastonia ford. ,T. H. C. E. Rudisill, Cherryville; Hutchison, Countv Commissioners—J. Ennis Davis. Chm., Mt. Holly; C. C. Craig, Treas., Gastonia. Younesville. R. 3; H. A. McGhee, Oxford,

R. 7; Graham C. Daniel, Oxford. R. fi ; GATES Thomas G. Taylor. Oxford; W. L. Clark. Vir- gii'na. Va . R. F. D. COUNTY SEAT. GATESVILLE. Board of Education—F. M. Pinnix. Oxford; Formed in 1779. Named in honor of T. G. Currin. Oxford R 6: C H. Cheatham. General Horatio Gates. Oxford. R 3: John R. Hall. Treas.. Oxford Highway Commission—E. T. White, Oxford: Officers County J. G. Morton, Bullock: W. E. Cannaday, Ox- Clerk Superior Court— William R. Cowper, ford. Gatesville. Register of Deeds—P. L. Hofler, Gatesville. Sheriff—W. J. Rountree, Hobbsville. GREENE Treasurer—Farmers Bank of Eure. Eure. COUNTY SEAT, SNOW HILL. Surveyor—W. F. Gatesville Eason. Formed 'n 1799. Named in honor of Board of Elections— T. W. Costen, Chm., Nathaniel Greene. Gatesville: H. I. Eason, Gatesville; W. H. Sloudin, Gatesville. County Officers Supt. of Schools—J. M. Glenn. Gatesville. Clerk Superior Court—George W. Hart Supt. Public Welfare—J. M. Glenn. Gates- Snow Hill. ville. Register of Deeds—Hugh L. Lassiter, Snow County Commissioners—Simon P. Cross, Hill. Gatesville: W. A. Sheriff—E. A. Rasberry, Snow Hill. Ellis. Gatesville. R. F. D. ; Warren W. Powell, Savage. Treasurer—First National Bank, Snow Hill. — Coroner—C. E. Jones, Snow Hill. ^oard of Education Martin Kellogg, Sun- — bury; G. D. Catling, Gates: E. A. Benton, Surveyor R. E. P.eaman. Walstonburg. Trotville. Supt. of Health—Dr. W. W. Whittington. Snow Hill. GRAHAM Board of Elections—F. L. Rouse, Chm., COUNTY SEAT, ROBBINSVILLE. Snow Hill: N. F. Palmer, Hookerton; B. W. Hill, Snow Hill. Formed in 1R72. Named in honor of Hon. — William A. Graham. Supt of Schools J. H. Workman, Snow Hill. Demonstration Agent—Miss Lillie Aycock, County Officers Snow Hill. Clerk Superior Court—A. Hardee Colvard, Supt. Public Welfare—J. H. Workman. Robbinsville. Snow Hill. COUNT? AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS — County Commissioners J. H. Harper, Clini., Highway Commission \ B Snow Hill; I. F. Smith. Walstonburg; C C Hollister; .1 R Dickens, Bull id. B P

Sugg, Hookerton ; C. L. Hardy, Maury; 11. T Johnston, Weldon; B. B. Everett, Pa Hardy, LaGrange. J. T. Chase, Roanoke Raj. id-. Board of Education—B. W. Edwards, Snow Hill; B. F. D. Albritton, Hookerton; T. E. Barrow. Farmville. HARNETT Highway Commission—.T. T. Exum, Snow COUNTY SEAT. LILLINGTON. F. L. Hill; Rouse, Snow Hill; J. E. Debnam, Formed in 1855 I Irgai Snow Hill. in honor of C liUS Harnett. GUILFORD County Officers COUNTY GREENSBORO. Clerk Superior Court— L. M. Chaffln. Lii- SEAT, lington. Formed in 1770 from Orange and Rowan Register of Deeds— W. I! Faucette, [/Wins- counties. Named in honor of Lord North, ton. First Earl of Guilford, who, in 1770, became Sheriff -J. W McArtan, LiUingl Lord of the Treasury and Prime Minister to Auditor—D. P. McDonald, Olivia. England. Coroner—Dr. Chas. Highsmith, Dunn, County Officers Surveyor—Hugh Prince, Dunn. Clerk Superior Court—M. W. Gant, Greens- Supt. of Helath—Dr. J. W. Halford, Lil- boro. lington. Register of Deeds—Robert H. Wharton, Supt. of Schools—B. P G 'rv. LiWnj Greensboro. — Board of I W. F. Hockaday Lil- Sheriff—David B. Stafford, Greensboro. w — lington; W. C. Davis. Mamers; J. W. Treasurer— G. H. McKinney, Greensboro. Dunn. Coroner George B. Robertson. Greensboro. Home Demonstration Agent — Miss Elizabeth Surveyor—John R. Edmond. Greensboro. Lillington. Supt. of Health—W. M. Jones, Greensboro. Bridge, Farm Demonstration Ageul 11. A. Board of Elections—Thomas C. Hoyle. Chra.. Greensboro; R. D. Douglas, Greensboro. Lillington. of Public Welfare Mi Mame Camp. Supt. of Public Schools—Thomas R. Foust, Supt. Greensboro. Lillington. - Supt. Public Welfare—Mrs. Blanche Carr. County i lornm Ja \ Taylor, Greensboro. Chm., Dunn; W. J. Mc Stewart, C al J. A. Demonstration Agent—B. B. Garrett, Greens- I'uchanan, Broadway, R. 2; J. C boro. Kipling; M. J. McNeill. Broadway, R 1 Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Addie Board of Education -John M Hi (Tim., Houston, Greensboro. Linden; N. A. Smith, Kipling; II (' Can —J. A. County Commissioners Rankin, Chm., Olivia: D. P. McDoi . Olivia.

Greensboro, R. 4 ; J. Giles Foushee, Greens- boro; D. Lanier Donnell, Oak Ridge; W. C. Jones, High Point: Geo. A. Garrett, Julian. HAYWOOD Board of Education—Charles H. Ireland, COUNTY SEAT. WAYNESVILLE. Chm., Greensboro; Dr. C. S. Gilmer, Greens- Formed in 1808. Named in honor of John boro; Dr. Dred Peacock, High Point; S. E. Haywood. Officers Coletrane, Guilford College, R. F. D. ; Monroe County Chrismon, Brown Summit. Clerk Superior Court—Claude A. Haynes. Highway Commission—W. C. Boren, Chm., Waynesville. Greensboro; J. Elwood Cox, High Point; J. W. Register of Deeds—C. F. Klrkpatrlck. Burke, Gibsonville. Waynesville. Sheriff—J. F. Cabe. Canton. Treasurer—Walter Ferguson, Waynesville. HALIFAX Coroner— Dr W. A Graham, Cral COUNTY SEAT, HALIFAX. Surveyor—J. W. Seaver, Wayn BVllle Of Health Dr. R. L. Allen. W« Formed in 1758. Named in honor of the Supt. ville. Earl of Halifax. Board of ESlections Thomas J. Strlngfleld. County Officers Waynesville; G. L. Hampton, Canton; Vv\ T. Sterling M. Gary. Clerk Superior Court— I lenton, Waynesville. Halifax. Supt. of Schools—A. C. Bejnolds, Wi Register of Deeds—Robert L. Dickens, Hall- Ville - County Commissioners H Arthui 1 1 Sheriff—J. A. House, Thelma. \ Chm., Canton . bei rj Howell, Wl — S. Scotland Treasurer Norfleet Smith, M M. Noland, Waynesville

Neck. < nd of Ed ii Coroner—H. G. Weldon. Rowe. ii,,. Paul Hyatt, Canton, R V D Paul C. Carter. Wel- Supt. of Health—Dr. i J Sloan, w ayne n llle; W alt t don. of Elections—Wade H. Dickens, Treas., Waynesville. Board Qounty B W. S. Sanders, Highway Comi Weldon"! Ben Fishel. Hollister; \ v Commissioners; A. Howell, Chm . Roanoke Rapids. ville. Supt. of Schools—A. E. Akers. Roanoke Rapids. — Supt. Public Welfare R. D. Jenkins, HENDERSON Rosemary- COUNTY SEAT. H E N DERSON V I LLE. Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Allen,

Named In I Roanoke Rapids. Formed In 1888. Countv Commissioners—George L. Hayes, Jr., ernor Hei d< County Officers Chm., Rosemary; .1 W Whitaker, Enfleld; Ptc« Hender- S. T. Thome, Jr., Airlie: J. W. Pierce Wi cierk Superior Courl C M J. A. Kitchin, Scotland Neck lonvllle ' Wl Board of Education—W. E Daniel, w Registei Deei N L Stedman, Halifax; w. F. White, Enfleld del ioi ville r. COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS

— —E. R. Rae- Sheriff .T. W. Rallinger, HendersonviUe. County Commissioners McNeill, II. R. 1 D. G. Treasurer—Citizens National Rank, Hender- ford; F. Currie. Red Springs. ; sonviUe. McMillan. Raeford, R. 1; M. G. Ray, Rock- Tax Collector—W. A. Whitmlre, Hender- Ash; J. W. Smith, Vass. Board of Dr. G. W. Brown. Rae- sonviUe. Education— ford; N. A. McDonald, Timberland; Ryan Coroner—G. E. Dixon, HendersonviUe. McBryde, Red Springs, R. 1. Surveyor—\V. C. Jordan, HendersonviUe. Highway Commission—Roard of County of Health—Dr. A. R. Drafts, Hen- Supt W. E. Road Supt., dersonviUe. Commissioners; Elue, Raeford. Ruard of Elections—R. L. Whitmlre, Chm.,

HendersonviUe ; Charles Rozzelle, Henderson- viUe ; K. G. Morris, HendersonviUe. Supt. of Schools—R. G. Anders. Henderson- HYDE viUe. COUNTY SEAT. SWAN QUARTER. Public Welfare—J. W. Rane, Hender- Supt. Lords sonviUe. One of the original precincts of the County Commissioners—J. P. Fletcher, Chm., Proprietors. Named in honor of Edward C. Hyde, Governor of the Colony. Fletcher ; G. W. Justice, HendersonviUe ; V. Shepherd, HendersonviUe.— County Officers Hoard of Education H. E. Erwin, Tuxedo; Clerk Superior Court—0. L. Williams. J. R. Sandifer, HillviUe: J. W. Morgan, Hen- Swan Quarter. dersonviUe. Register of Deeds—D. G. Saunders, Swan Highway Commission—G. W. Justice, Chm., Quarter. HendersonviUe; J. D. Wilfong, HendersonviUe; Sheriff—Harry O'Neal. Fairfleld. .Terman Jones, Dana. Treasurer—Dr. J. E. Mann. Lake Landing. Roard of Elections—R D. Harris. Chm.. Swan Quarter; S. D. Mann, Swan Quarter: J. E. Swindell, Lake Landing. HERTFORD Supt. of Schools—G. M. Guthrie, Swan COUNTY SEAT, WINTON. Quarter. Supt, Public Welfare—G. M. Guthrie, Swan in 1750. Named in honor of Formed Marquis Quarter. of Hertford. County Commissioners—R. F. Mason, Chm., J. M. County Officers Swan Quarter ; Joseph Harris, Seranton ; O. B. Gibbs, Lake Land- Clerk Superior Court—D. R. McGlohon, Ballance, Fairfleld; Winton. ing; S. G. Clarke, Lake Landing. of Education— Z. T. Scran- Register of Deeds—J. A. Northcott, Winton. Board Fortescue, ton J. Lake ; J. R. Sheriff—R. Scull. Harrellsville. ; W. Midyette. Landing Fair- Treasurer—The Rank of Winton. Winton. Mason, Swan Quarter: W. R. Nixon, Coroner—Dr. L. M. Futrell, Winton. field: M. S. Credle. Swan Quarter; J. E

, Lake Surveyor—A. T. Newsome, Winton. Mann, Treas. Landing. Highway Commission—Geo. C. Swindell, Supt. of Health—Dr. L. K. Walker. Ahoskie. J. S. Swan Quarter; T. E. Roard of Elections—E. J. Gerrock, Chm., Seranton; Mason, Lake James Watson, Ahoskie; W. A. Perry, Harrellsville; A. S. Saunderson, Landing; Mitchell, Winton. Fairfield. Supt. of Schools—N. W. Eritton. Winton. Demonstration Agent—H. L. Miller, Winton. Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Myrtle IREDELL Swindell. Winton. COUNTY SEAT. STATESVILLE. Supt. Public Welfare—N. W. Rritton, Win- ton. Formed in 1788. Named in honor of James County Commissioners—J. H Mitchell, Iredell. Ahoskie; F. G. Tayloe, Ahoskie: W. J. County Officers Yaughan, Ahoskie; E. H. Eure, Winton; J. O. Clerk Superior Court—J. A. Hartness, States- Askew, Jr., Harrellsville; E. W. Whitley, ville. Murfreesboro. Register of Deeds—W. H. Marrow, States- — ville. Roard of Education John E. Vann, Winton ; Sheriff—M. P. Alexander. Statesville. R. G. Williams, Colfleld ; G. C. Picot, Como. Treasurer—R. F. Rives. Statesville. Highway Commission—H. G. Snipes, Wood- Coroner— .1. G. Colvert. Statesville. land; W. R. Pollard. Winton; J. A. Powell, Surveyor— S. O. Lazenby, Statesville. ,T. D. J. B. Harrellsville; Eridgers. Winton; Supt. of Health—Dr. Ross S. McElwee, Worrell, Como ; J. R. Garrett, Ahoskie. Statesville. Roard of Elections—J. A. Stewart, Chm., Statesville; J. N. McElwee, Statesville; D. L. Raymer, Statesville. HOKE Supt. of Schools—James A. Steele, States- COUNTY SEAT, RAEFORD. ville. Supt. Public Welfare—W. W. Holland, Formed in 1911. Named in honor of Gen- Statesville. eral R. F. Hoke. Demonstration Agent—R. W. Graeber, States- County Officers ville. —Miss H. Clerk Superior Court—William L. Poole. Home Demonstration Agent Celeste Raeford. Henkel, Statesville. — Register of Deeds—D. K. Blue, Raeford. County Commissioners H. L. Gilbert, Chm., Sheriff—Edgar Hall. Raeford. Statesville, R. 6; S. C. Tomlin, Statesville; Treasurer—W. J. McCraney. Raeford. N. Sankey Gaither, Harmony; W. C. Johnson, —-Dr. Mooresville J. T. Troutmans. Coroner R. R. Wilkins, Raeford. ; Smith,— Supt. of Health—Dr.—G. W. Rrovvn, Raeford. Board of Education Dr. F. B. Gaither. Board of Elections Oscar Leach, Raeford; Harmony ; D. W. Lawrence, Mooresville ; W. D. G. McMillan, Raeford; R. L. Cox, Raeford. C. Wooten, Statesville; R. F. Rives, Treas., Supt of Schools—W. P. Hawfleld. Raeford. Statesville. Supt. Public Welfare—W. P. Hawfleld, Rae- Road Supt.—H. L. Gilbert, Statesville, ford. R. 6. COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS

JACKSON Supt. of Schools—John R Barker Trei Supt. Public Welfare— COUNTY SEAT, SYLVA. John R Barker. Tren- Formed in 1851. Named in honor of General Demonstration ARent— E. F. Fletcher Tren- Andrew Jackson. ton. County Commissioners—J, R. Lowry Chm County Officers Trenton; Paschal Taylor, Comfort; E I.' Clerk Superior Court—W. L. Henson, Sylva. Mattocks. Maysvilte; E E. Register of Deeds— R. Bell, Pollocl Raymond Nicholson, J. W. Mallard. Trenton. Sylva. Board of Sheriff— Education—B. L. Brock. Comfort: N. L. Sutton, Sylva. P Bender. ?, ., Pollocksville: A. C. Foscue. Treasurer—J. W. Davis, Webster. Maysville. Coroner—G. W. Webster. McConnell, Highway Commission—Board of County Com- Surveyor—T. F. Buchanan, Greens Creek. missioners. Supt. of Health—Dr. Grover Wilkes, Sylva. Board of Elections—C. C. Buchanan, Chm., Wilmot; O. B. Coward, Webster; B. F. Jarrett, Dillsboro. LEE Supt. of Schools— O. S. Dillard, Svlva. COUNTY SEAT. SANFORU. Supt. Public Welfare—T. B. Cowan, Web- Formed in 1908. Named in honor ot I ster. eral Robert E. Lee. Demonstration Agent—R. W. Gray. Sylva. Commissioners—T. A. County Dillard, Chm., County Officers Cashiers; G. C. Turpin, Gay; Abe Moore, Webster. Clerk Superior Court—D. E. Mclver San- ford. Board of Education—M. Buchanan, Sylva; J. N. Wilson, Cullowhee; W. M. Fowler, Register of Deeds—J. W. Mcintosh San- ford. Glenville; G. C. R. F. D. Cooper, Whittier, Sheriff—L. C. 1 J. Rosser, Banford. ; W. Davis, Treas. , Webster. — Financial Agent—Page Trust Company, Highway Commission T. A. Cox, Sylva; W. Sanford. H. Smith. Cowarts; J. L. Broyles, Webster; Coroner—Dr. C. L. Scott, Sanford. Dillard Hooper, Cowarts; S. W. Dills- Enloe, Surveyor—W. Leon boro. Jewel, Sanford. of Supt. Health—Dr. E. M. Mclver, ] boro. JOHNSTON Board of Elections—J. W. Stout, Chm.. COUNTY SEAT, SMITH FIELD. Sanford; G. W. Walls, Moncure; J. It. B Sanford. Formed in 1746. Named in honor of Gabriel Supt. of Schools— C. E. Sanford. Johnston, Colonial Governor. league, Supt. of Public Welfare—J. A. Overton, County Officers Lemon Springs. - Clerk Superior Court—Ed. F. Ward, Smith Homo Demonstration Agent Mi - OertTUde field. V. Little, Sanford. Register of Deeds—W. T. Adams, Smithfleld. County Commissioners—P. J. Barrlnger. Sheriff— W. J. Massey, Smithfleld. Sanford; J. J. Edwards, Lemon Spring Treasurer—First National Bank, Smithfleld. L. Cole, Carbonton ; J. W. Knott. Si —J. Coroner H. Kirkman, Smithfleld. 1 — R. : Guy Cox, Jonesboro, R. 3. Surveyor Romulus Lambert. Smithfleld. of Board Education J. C Watson, I Auditor—J. A. Keen. Smithfleld. boro, R. l; E. i R Supt. of Health—Dr. Thel Hooks, Smithfleld. D, Shaw, Broadway; Sanford. Board of Elections—W. D. Avera, Chm. Buchan, Smithfleld; Thad Hinton, Clayton; R. I. Wal- Highway Commission—Board of County lace; Smithfleld. Commissioners, Supt. of Schools—H. B. Morrow, Smithfleld. Supt. Public Welfare—H. V. Rose. Smith- field. — LENOIR Demonstration Agent S. J. Kirby, Smith- COUNTY SEAT. KINSTON. field. Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Minnie Formed in 1791. Named In b Lee Garrison, Smithfleld. William Lenoir. County Commissioners—D. B. Oliver, Chm., Officers Pine Level; John W. Wood. Benson; Perry County Johnson, Benson; Ransom Gully, Clayton, Cirri; Superior COUTI .I Board of Education—W. G. Wilson. Wilsons Register of Deeds C w Prldgen, Kli Mills; George F. Woodward. Princeton; John Sheriff—A. W, Taylor. Kington. J T. Treasurer 1 1 I ta« ion R Talton, Clayton. . Inston, Highway Commissioner—James A. Wellon, Auditor C Oettlnger. Kinston.

1 1 i Chm., Smithfleld. Coroni i PI ton. Surveyoi G r Loftin, Kinston, It Supt, of Health Di Robert S Met JONES R Inston.

COUNTY TRENTON. I SEAT. Board ol PS B Harper, Chm . Formed in 1779. Named in honor of Willie Kinston; K G. Creech, LaG ' r Jones, a noted patriot. Parrott, Kli County Officers Svpt. of E — Supt Public V\ R 0. B. 1 nlinn. Clerk Superior Court W. II. Hammond, k Trenton. Inston.

i \ »emo I m B Register of Deeds—P. B. McDaniel, Tren- tratlon ton. Km ton. i r m Sheriff—J. R. Westbrook, Comfort. Coi H Treasurer -Bank of Jones. Trent, o i J \ Fields, i Board of Elections (!. C. Herritapre, Chm., i it i' i' i i

.1. - i> Trenton; J. K. Dixon, Trenton; K Brock, Rou R ton, H F. : Hugh B

' Trenton. r. R, I 1 44 COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS — Walnut. Board of Education—N. J. Rouse, Kinston; Coroner Dr. G. F. Ross, \V B Berton. Kinston, R. 5: Paul A. Supt. of Health—Dr. J. N. Moore, Mar- Hodges, Kinston; John H. Dawson, Treas., shall. Kinston. Quarantine Officer—Dr. Frank Roberts, Highway Commission—E. V. Webb. Kinston; Marshall. H C. Hines. Kinston; G. S. Willard. Pink Hoard of Elections—Roy Gudger. Chm.. Hill Marshall; J. L. Carter, Mars Hill; John Road Supt. —Frank Rbem, Kinston. Jarrett, Marshall. Supt. of Schools—Homer Henry, Marshall. Supt. of Public Welfare—Homer Henry, LINCOLN Marshall. COUNTY SEAT. LINCOLNTON. County Commissioners—J. C. Chandler, Chm., G. L. Marshall; J. B. Formed in 1779. Named in honor of Gen- Walnut; McKinney, Marshall. R. 5. era] Benjamin Lincoln. McDevitt, Board of Education—Jasper Ebbs, Trust; Officers County W. M. Roberts, Marshall; N. B. McDevitt, Clerk Superior Court—A. Nixon, Lincolnton Marshall. — Lincolnton Register of Deeds J. E. Hoover, Commission—Board of County — Lincolnton. Highway Sheriff W. B. Abernethy, Commissioners. Treasurer—M. T. Leatherman, Lincolnton. Coroner—S. R. Warlick. Lincolnton. Surveyor—A. B. Heavner, Lincolnton, R. 1. - MARTIN Supt. of Health—Dr. J. W. Saine Lincoln ton. COUNTY SEAT, WILLI AMSTON. P.oard of Elections—C. E. Childs, Chm., Formed in 1774 from Halifax and Tyrrell Lincolnton; D. A. Yoder, Lincolnton; R. J. Counties. Named in honor of Josiah Mauser, Lincolnton. Martin, the last Royal Governor of North Supt. of Schools—L. B. Beam. Lincolnton. Carolina. — G. Morrison, Demonstration Agent Joseph County Officers Stanley, R. 1. Clerk Superior Court—R. J. Peel. Williams- Public Welfare—L. B. Beam. Lin- Supt. ton. colnton. of Deeds—S. S. Brown, Williamston. Commissioners—R. C. Goode, Lincoln- Register County Treasurer—C. D. Carstarphen, Williamston. Station ; N. H. ton ; D. A. Troutman, Iron Coroner—Dr. J. B. H. Knight, Williamston. Lincolnton, R. F. D. ; G. L. Beam, Cline, Surveyor— Sylvester Peel, Williamston. R. F. D. ; O. F. Howard, Denver. Reepsville, Supt. of Health—Dr. W. E Warren, Wil- P. Lin- Board of Education—Kemp Nixon, liamston. J. W. colnton; Milton S. Rudisill. Crouse; Board of Elections—H. M. Burrus, Chm., Crouse, Lincolnton; J. W. Little, Denver; M. T. Williamston; R. B. Jenkins, Robersonville ; Leatherman, Treas., Lincolnton. W. W. Walters, Jamesville. Supt. of Schools—A. J. Manning, Williams- ton. MACON — Wil- FRANKLIN. Demonstration Agent J. L. Holliday, COUNTY SEAT, liamston. Formed in 1829. Named in honor of Supt. Public Welfare—A. G. Manning, Wil- Nathaniel Macon. liamston. Commissioners—H. C. Green, Chm., County Officers County 1 Williamston ; Williamston, R. ; V. B. Taylor, Clerk Superior Court^Frank I. Murray. R. W. B. Harrington, Jamesville; J. G. Franklin. 3; Robersonville; C. A. Askew, James- R.-gister of Deeds—Elmer Johnson, Franklin. Barnhill, Sheriff—Alex. Moore. Franklin. ville. Treasurer—Alex. Moore. Franklin. Board of Education—R. G. Harrison. Wil-

liamston J. T. Hamilton ; W. H. Holli- Coroner—J. J. Conley, Franklin. ; Waldo. Surveyor—John H. Dalton, Iotla. dav. Robersonville: C. D. Carstarphen. Treas. Supt. of Health— S. H. Lyle, Franklin. Williamston. Board of Elections—C. D. Band. Chm., Franklin; T. S. Murray, Franklin; John E. Mcdowell Rickman, Franklin. MARION. Supt. of Schools—M. D. Billings. Franklin. COUNTY SEAT, Supt. Public Welfare—Charles A. Shook, Formed in 1842. Named for Colonel Joseph Franklin. McDowell. County Commissioners—A. B. Slagle, Chm., County Officers 1 R. Lawrence Franklin, R. ; C. Cabe, Otto; Clerk Superior Court—J. L. Laughridge, Ramsey, Franklin, R. 3. Marion. — H. Franklin: Board of Education S. Lyle, Register of Deeds—Fred Barnes, Marion. N. L. Bernard, Franklin; T. C. Bryson, Sheriff— J. L. Nichols, Marion. Wests Mills. Treasurer—M. G. Poteet. Marion. Highway Commission—County Board of Coroner—G. B. Johnson. Old Fort. Commissioners. Surveyor—L. A. Harey, Nealsville. Supt. Public Health—Dr. Guy S. Kirby, Marion. MADISON Board of Elections—O. F. Adkins. Chm., COUNTY SEAT. MARSHALL. Marion; H. H. Tate, Marion; C. F. James. Marion. Formed in 1851. Named in honor of Supt. of Schools—N. F. Steepe. Marion. President James Madison. Supt. Public Welfare—Miss Mary Greenlee, County Officers Marion. —J. Lacky, Clerk Superior Court—W. A. West, Marshall. County Commissioners Logan Register of Deeds—J. Will Roberts, Marshall. Chm., Old Fort; E. E. English, Ashford; Sheriff—R. R. Ramsey, Walnut. J. L. Wilson, Nebo. Treasurer—Citizens Bank and Bank of Board of Education— T. W. Stacey, Nebo; M. French Broad, Marshall. P. Flack. Vein Mountain; J. S. Bradley. Old Auditor—W. E. Finley, Marshall. Fort: M. G Poteet, Treas., Marina. COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS — Highway Commission H. F. Little, Marion ; W. P. Artz, Old Fort; A. P. Morris, Neals- MONTGOMERY ville. COUNTY SEAT. TROY. Formed in 1779. Nam. eral Richard Montgomery. MECKLENBURG County Officers COUNTY SEAT, CHARLOTTE. Clerk Su] Register of Deeds—E. II Formed in 1764. Named in honor of home Wood, Troy. Sheriff Geo. W. Troy. of Princess Charlotte, bride of King George Stuart, Treasurer- Geo. W. i III. of England. Stuart, Surveyor—N. M. Thayer, Eldorado, "i County Officers Supl Health— C. n.iligny, I Board Of Elections E. K. Walll Clerk Superior Court—James Yandle, Char- Troy; (). ,T. Blalock, Troy; \V G D lotte. Mt Gilead Register of Deeds—John B. Renfrew, Char- Supt. Public Welfare—I. S oy. lotte. Supt. Schools—J. S. Edwards, Troy. Sheriff—W. O. Cochrane, Charlotte. County Commissioners- W. L Wright. I Treasurer—J. W. Stinson, Charlotte. J. A. Mt. Coroner—F A. Hovis Charlotte. Tioy; McAulay, Gilead; B. A Surveyor—T. B. Spratt, Charlotte. Ophir.

— I Supt. of Health—Dr. C. S. McLaughlin, Char- Board of Education B. L. Davis. lotte. Troy; J. J. Russell, Blaine; \V. B I Board of Elections—W. M. Smith, Chm., .Mt. Cilead. Charlotte; W. C. Davis, Charlotte; AY. T Highway Commission—W. B. Hicks, B Alexander, Derita. Lewis Dorsett, Mt. Gilead; W. Clyde Cape), Supt. of Schools—J. M. Matthews. Charlotte. Candor; I. K. Russell, Troy; <;. Mullinix. Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Bertha Eldorado; W. G. Smitherman, Troy; V, r Proffitt, Charlotte. Scarboro, .Mt. <;ilead. Demonstration Agent—Kope Elias, Charlotte. Supt. of Public Welfare—M. M. Grey, Char- MOORE lotte. County Commissioners—J. B. McLaughlin, COUNTY SEAT. CARTHAGE. Chm., Charlotte; P. D. Price. Charlotte. K. Formed in 1871. Named in honor of Judge F. D. J. ; H. Robinson, Derita; W. M. Ross, Alfred Moore. R. F. B. Matthews, D. ; Zeb Morris, Matthews. County Officers Board of Education—Plummer Stewart. Clerk Superior Court—J. Alton Mclver. Car- Charlotte; B. D. Funderburk, Matthews; W. J. thage. Hutchinson, Charlotte, R. 7; W. M. Morrow, Register of Deeds—E. C. Matheson, Car- Pineville; C. H. Caldwell, Charlotte, R. 8; thage.

James W. Stinson, Treas. , Charlotte. Sheriff—R. <; n I :„•*. Highway Commission—Thomas Griffith. Char- Treasurer—Bank of Pinehurst, Pinehurst lotte; J. R. Withers, Charlotte; A. J. Draper, Coroner—Dr. G. McLeod, Carthage. Charlotte. Surveyor—M. McQ. Bailey. Carth.i

Board of Elections—N. .1. Muse, Chm . Car-

thage, It. F. n. I; John W. Graham, I thage; \V. <;. Jennings, Carthage. MITCHELL Supt. of Health— Dr. A. M.N Blui Car- COUNTY SEAT, BAKERSVILLE thage.

l Supt. of Schools—A. B. Cameron, i Formed in 1861. Named in honor of Rev. Farm Demonstration Agent- M W. Wail. Elisha Mitchell, the Mountain explorer. Carthage. Home Demonstration Agent Miss Bertha County Officers Proffitt, Carthage.

Clerk Superior Court—Jeter C. Burleson, Supt. Public Welfare—A. B. Cameron, I Bakersville. II I' M Register of Deeds—Jeff H. McKinney, County Commissioners— PI Falls. l> Bakersville. Chm. Cameron; G C Shaw. High A. McLaughlin. \ Sheriff—Robert C. Forbes, Forbes. — ! ..aid of Education W. n. n. Lawborn, Treasurer J. M. Gouge, Toe Cane. Carthage; J. it WcQu< d, Lakevlew; t r.

— 'i l i' i Coroner Dr. C. E. Smith, Ledger. j on

' Surveyor—W. L. Byrd, Poplar. ii ighwaj Comi ' Chm . Supt. of Health—Dr. rims. E. Smith, Pinehurst. Ledger. Board of Elections—W. B. Young. Chm. NASH Bakersville; John Jarrett, Bandana; John COUNTY SEAT. NASHVILLE. Slagle, Bakersville. Formed In i 77s Named In I Supt. of Schools—Jason B. Deyton, Forbes. eral \> r Ma h Supt. Public Welfare—Jason I'. Deyton, Forbes. County Officers County Commissioners Joseph H. Griffith, Clerk Superior Courl J N Bills. Nt hviHa

. hfllle. Peppers; Them. Frank. Kwart; A. W. Mc Register ol I i- 3 B Boddli Nt Kinney, Pakersville. Sheriff C L Johnston, Nashville, 'i Board of Education—D. F. Fortner, wing; i . b urei -I N l T. Mickey. .' n <:' lffln, Ni hi John W Gudgcr. Bakersville ; C. Ci roner Spruce Pine; W. C. Berry, Bakersville; Tarley Surveyor (. P Chambli e Mldd as, B s TurbyflU, Clarissa; J. M. Gouge, Treas., Sunt ..t Schools I. h Toe Cane. Board of 1 W Highway Commission John C. McBee, Chm Mount .1" i' Cooper, Nashvllli LI Bakersville; John M. Washburn, Spruce I ii \a Iml!. - M. A. Anderson, Bakersville; Bristou EMI . Supl Public Wel/an I Ii Lunday. rille 16 COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS

Count; Commissioners—G. L. Jone3. Nash- Begister of Deeds— I. E. Ketchum, Jackson-

ville ; M. F. R. F. D. B. Morgan. Bailey, ; W. ville. — Bunting, Nashville, B. F. D. ; F. P. Spruill, Sheriff J. B. Gurganus, Jacksonville. Bock; Mount; C. W. Lassiter, Spring Elope. Treasurer—Bank of Onslow. Jacksonville. Board of Education—Frank V. Avent, Whit- Coroner—B. L. Kellum. Jacksonville akers, B. 5; C. D. Jones, Bed Oak; A. F. Supt. of Health—Dr. E. L. Cox. Jackson- Manning, Middlesex. ville. Highway Commission—L. T. Vaughn, Nash- Board of Elections—G. Brown, Jacksonville; ville; M. V. Banihill, Boeky Mount; P. A. W. L. Ketchum, Jacksonville; W. H. Hurst, Hutx>rt. Morgan, Spring Hope; F. V. Avent. Aventon ; H L. of Schools— Jack- Dillard. Spring Hope, B. F. D. ; J. W. Supt. W. M. Thompson, Privitt, I'.ailey sonville. Demonstration Agent—D. L. Latham. Jack- NEW HANOVER sonville. COUNTY SEAT, WILMINGTON. Supt Public Welfare—W. M. Thompson, Jacksonville. Formed in 172(1. Named in honor of the County Commissioners—W. B. Ventus, Rich- House of Hanover, then the reigning dynasty. T. lands; C. S. Pittman, Swansboro ; W. County Officers Bryan, Folkstone. Clerk Superior Court—W. N. Harriss, Wil- Board of Education—D. F. Howard, Bich- mington. lands; Hosea Brown, Jacksonville; N. E. Day, Begister of Deeds—A. B. Bhodes, Wilming- Jacksonville. ton. Sheriff—Geo. C. Jackson, Wilmington. Auditor—J. A. Orrell, Wilmington. Becorder—Geo. Harriss, Wilmington. ORANGE Coroner—A. S. Holden, Wilmington. COUNTY SEAT. HILLSBORO. Supt. of Health—J. W. Hamilton, Wilming- in 1752. in of ton. Formed Named honor William of Board of Elections—H. E. Goodwin, Wil- Orange. County Officers mington; J. B. Hollis, Wilmington; H. S. Clerk Court— Trott, Wilmington. Superior Charles Strayhorn, Hillsboro. Supt. of Schools—W. A. Graham. Wilming- — ton. Begister of Deeds John F. McAdams, Hills- boro. Supt. Puhlic Welfare—Anita Waldhorst. Wil- — mington. Sheriff L. Bunn Lloyd, Hillsboro. Treasurer— Samuel T. Latta. Jr. Hillsboro. Demonstration Agent—J. P. Herring, Wil- mington. Supt. of Health—Dr. B. B. Hayes. Hillsboro. Board of Elections— S. M. Hills- Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Florence Gattis, Jr., O. L. Jeffress, Wilmington. boro; Thomas, Hillsboro; Lueco Lloyd, County Commissioners—A. Hewlett, Chm.. Chapel Hill. Wilmington; L. D. Latta, Wilmington; W. Supt. of Schools—B. H. Claytor. Hillsboro. K. Dosher. Wflmington; W. E. Yopp. Wilming- Supt. Public Welfare—R. H. Claytor. Hills- ton; Geo. W. Trask, Wilmington. boro. — Board of Education—Herhert MeClammy. County Commissioners R. H. Ward. Chm.. Wilmington; T. E. Cooper, Wilmington; B. Hillsboro; A. E. Wilson, Hillsboro, R. 1; J. Solomon, Wilmington. D Webb, Chapel Hill. Boad Superintendent—W. A. McGirt. Wil- Board of Education—S. Browning, West Dur- mington. ham. B. 1; C. A. McDade. Hillsboro. B. 2; W. S. Boberson. Chapel Hill; Samuel Latta. NORTHAMPTON Jr., Treas., Hillsboro. COUNTY SEAT, JACKSON. Formed in 1741. Named in honor of the Earl of Northampton. PAMLICO County Officers COUNTY SEAT. BAYBORO. Clerk Superior Court—W. J. Beale, Jackson. Formed in 1872. Named in honor of Begister of Deeds— S. J. Calvert, Jackson. Sheriff—H. L. Joyner, Jackson. Pamlico Sound. Treasurer—Farmers Bank of Seaboard, County Officers Seaboard. Clerk Superior Court—J. P. Woodward, Coroner—J. S. Jackson. Grant. Stonewall. Surveyor—C. B. Bevelle, Conway. Begister of Deeds—L. T. Brinson, Bayboro. Supt. of Heath—Dr. Paul G. Parker, Jack- son. Sheriff—W. H. Pickles, Bayboro. — Treasurer—Bank of Pamlico, Bayboro. Supt. of Schools P. J. Long. Jackson. — Board of Elections—B. F. Tennille, Chm.. Coroner E. B. Woodard, Bayboro. —J. P. Grantsboro. Jackson; J. C. Bottoms, Margarettsville ; T. H. Surveyor Tingle, Peele, Bich Square. Board of Elections— S. F. McCotter, Chm. Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Nancy Vandermere; F. B. Hooker, Oriental; J. S. McLawhorn. Jackson. Richardson, Florence. County Comissioners—J. G. Stancill, Chm.. Supt. Public Welfare—T. B. Attmore, Margarettsville; J. T. Bolton, Rich Square; Stonewall. C. J. Garris, Conway. Supt. of Schools—T. B. Attmore, Stonewall. Board of Education—J. W. Weaver. Bich County Commissioners—Wright Goodwin, Square; E. S. Bovvers. Jackson; A. L. Lassiter. Chm., Lowland; J. L McCotter, Grantsboro; Potecasi. W. \V. Hooker, Alliance; Balph Harris, ONSLOW Oriental; L. T. Hodder,— Stonewall. COUNTY Board of Education S. M. Campen. Al- SEAT. JACKSONVILLE. liance; J. C. Jones, Mesic: G. W. Brinson, Formed in 1734. Named in honor of Sir Arapahoe; W.- J. Morgan, Oriental; Fred Sil- Arthur Onslow. verthorn, Whartonsville. County Officers Highway Commission—W. J. Smith, Sr., Clerk of Superior Court—N. A. Burton, Jack- Chm., Oriental; D. A. Dies, Bayboro; D. C. sonville. McCotter, Cash Corner. COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS

PASQUOTANK lam,, | in the early Colonial State, settled and reci ., die COUNTY SEAT, ELIZABETH CITY. Indians, which deeds can now be Formed in 1729. Name derived from the record at Hertford. At Phelps Point, Pasquotank Indians, who once occupied the is now the town ol Hertford, was he first section. religious scrvico in North Carolli . County Officers which there is any authentic The Clerk Superior Court—Ernest L. Sawyer, records in the county are among the Elizabeth City. — and most interesting in the State Register of Deeds Geo. W. Brothers, Eliza- County Officers beth City. Clerk Superior Court—H. G. Sheriff—Charles Winslow, Reid, Elizabeth City. ford. Treasurer—Savings Bank and Trust Co., Register of Deeds—W. F. Elizabeth C. Edwards. Hert- City. ford. Coroner—Dr. I. Fearing, Elizabeth City. Sheriff—Whit G. Wright. Hertford. Surveyor—W. F. Pritchard, Elizabeth City Treasurer—L. W. Norman, Hertford, R. 3. Coroner—Dr. T. A. Cox, Hertford ,Supt. of Health—Dr. C. B. Williams, Eliza- Surveyor—J. P. Winslow, Hertford beth City. Supt. of Health—Dr. G. E. Hertford. Supt. of Schools—M. P. Jennings, Elizabeth Newby, Board of Elections—P. E. Langston, Hert- City. ford; R. E. Brinn, Hertford; w. Supt. Public Welfare—Mrs. Anna Lewis, George Barrow, Hertford. Elizabeth City. Supt. of Schools—Charles Demonstration Agent—G. W. Eliza- Whedbee, Hert- Falls, ford. beth City. Home Demonstration —Miss Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Marcie P. Agent Hel D Gaither. Hertford. Albertson, Elizabeth City. Demonstration — Board of Elections—M. B. Simpson, Chm., Agent L. W. Anderson, Hert- ford. Elizabeth City; J. K. Wilson. Elizabeth City; County Commissioners—C. W. Morgan. Hert- F. M. Newby, Sr., Elizabeth City. ford; Hugh P. White, Belvldere; s. P. County Commissioners—Noah Burfoot, Chm., Matthews. Hertford; W. E. Dail, Hertford; Elizaheth City; Hillery Cartwright, Elizabeth G. D. Towe. Chapanoke. City; W. J. F. Spence, Elizabeth City, R. Board of Education—Thomas Nixon. Hert- 6; P. G. Pritchard, Elizabeth City, R. 3; Jas- ford; R. H. Welch. Hertford. R. 3; J. H. per C. Thompson, Elizabeth R. 1 ; C. A. City, Miller, Winfall; L. W. Norman, Treas.. Hert- Onley, Okisko; C. B. Mundon, Weeksville. ford. Board of —J. Education M. Leroy, Elizabeth Highway Commission— C. Whedbee, Chm.. City; W. G. Cox, Weeksville, R. 1.; D. W. Hertford. -— Morgan, Elizabeth City,—R. 5. Highway Commission J. J. Morris, Chm., PERSON Elizabeth J. W. City; Foreman, Elizabeth COUNTY SEAT. ROXBORO. City; S. G. Scott, Elizabeth City; O. L. Bundy, Elizabeth City. R. F. D. 5; R. B. Formed in 17H2. Named in honor ot Davis, Weeksville; C. C. Pritchard, Secretary, era! Thomas Person. Elizabeth City. County Officers Clerk Superior Court—D. W. Bradsher. Rox- PENDER boro. of Deeds W. 'I'. COUNTY SEAT. BURGAW. Register Kirliy. RoXbOTO. Sheriff—J. M. Long, Roxboro Formed in 1,875. Named in honor of Treasurer—B. G. Clayton, Roxboro. General W. D. Pender, of Edgecombe County. Coroner—A. F. Nichols, Roxboro. —W. County Officers Surveyor Hoy Gates, EtOZl Supt. of Health—w a. Bradsher, Boa Clerk Superior Court— S. V. Bowen, Bur- of Schools—j a Roxboro. gaw. Supt. Beam, Hoard of Elections—R. L. Harris. Chm., Rox- Register of Deeds—J. C. Carr, Burgaw. l oro ; T, B. Woody, Boxboro. Sheriff—A. W. King, Burgaw. — Supt. Public Welfare- -Rev .1 A Treasurer A. W. King, Burgaw. Roxboro. Auditor—A. H. Costin, Burgaw. County Commissioners— D, M Cash, Morlah; Supt. of Health—Dr. W. I. Taylor. Burgaw. W. II. Harris. Roxboro; B. I-' Hester, Hurdle Board of Elections—John J. Best, Burgaw; Mills r DeA ane Murphy, Atkinson; J. L. Kelly. Board of Education—W B Wllkerson, Rox- Watha. boro 1; R. D. I'aiiey. Woodsdale; Garland Supt. of Schools—T. T. Murphy. Burgaw. Chambers, Tlmberlake; w A Warren Hurdle

— I Home Demonstration Agent Miss Georgia Mills; C T w I. Boxboro; B G Piland. Burgaw. Treas., Boxboro Supt. Public Welfare—T. T. Murphy, Bur- Highway Comi M it i. i; gaw. J. II. Hester, Roxboro, H .IS \\ County Commissioners—H. B, Bloodworth, Roxboro. Chm., Rocky Point: l> I. Corbett, Currle; \V. s. Rochelle, Scotts Hill. PITT Board of Education—H. M. Page. Burgaw; R. M. Foy. Scotts Hill; G. -I. Moore, Atkin on; COUNTY SEAT. GREENVILLE A. w. Treas. King, , Burgaw. Formed In 1 Named In honor of William I'm. Earl ,,( PERQUIMANS t h. I'll. Ill COUNTY HERTFORD. County Officers SEAT. r i jierh Supet lor I lout J I Han Formed in 1072 as a precinct of AH Grei nvl County, and in 1738 made a county Name Register of Dei ,i i C Gastrin Qi infill* derived from tribe of [ndians win. oc shrnt) \ C Jacl the legion. It was here that George I'urnnt. Treaaurei v I M 18 COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS

Coroner— S. G Wilkinson, Greenville. Surveyor—W. C. Dresbach, Greenville. RICHMOND Supt. of Health—Dr. P. J. Chester, Green- COUNTY SEAT, ROCKINGHAM. ville. Formed in 1779. Named in honur oi the Board of Elections—Frank M. Wooteu, l Hike of Richmond. Greenville; George A. Clark, Greenville; Exuni Officers Dail, Ayden. County Supt. of Schools—R. G. Fitzgerald, Green- Clerk Superior Court—W. S. Thomas, Rock- ville ingham. Supt. Public Welfare—K. T. Futrell, Green- Register of Deeds—R. L. Johnson, Rocking- ville. ham. Demonstration Agent—W. B. Pace, Green- Sheriff—H. D. Baldwin, Rockingham. ville. Treasurer—Bank of Pee Dee, Rockingham. County Commissioners—W. J. Smith, Bethel; Auditor—J. D. Covington, Rockingham. s M. Crisp, Falkland; L. A. Stocks, Chicod; Coroner—A. M. Smith, Rockingham. — R. 3. W. W. Dawson, Grifton ; J. W. Holmes, Farm- Surveyor N. A. Graham, Rockingham, ville. — Supt. of Health—Dr. W. R. Mcintosh. Board of Education A. G. Cox, Winterville; Rockingham. — L. C. Arthur, Greenville; M. O. Blount, Board of Elections O. L. Henry, Chm , Bethel. Rockingham; H. P. Austin, Hamlet; R. A. Highway Commission—W. H. Dail, Jr., Manship, Rockingham. Greenville; J. B. Turnage, Ayden; J. A. Staton, Supt. of Schools—L. J. Bell, Rockingham. Bethel. Supt. Public Welfare—O. G. Reynolds, Rock- ingham. POLK County Commissioners—H. D. Hatch, Chm., COUNTY SEAT, COLUMBUS. Hamlet; H C. Wall, Rockingham; C. C. A. T. Ellerbe. Formed in 1855. Named in honor of Caddell, Hoffman; White, Colonel W. M. Polk. Board of Education—W. N. Everett, Jr., Rockingham ; D. A. Parsons, Covington ; Officers County J. P. Gibbons, Hamlet; J. M. Dockery, Rock- Clerk Superior Court—H. H. Carson, Colum- ingham. bus. Highway Commission—Board of County Com- Register of De.'ds—W. C. Hogue, Columbus. missioners. Sheriff—G. L. Thompson, Saluda. Road Supt. —J. C. Baldwin, Rockingham. Treasurer—Polk County Bank & Trust Co., Columbus.— Coroner —James Smith, Columbus. ROBESON Surveyor Lewis E. Denton, Columbus. COUNTY SEAT. LUMBERTON. Supt. of Health—Dr. Earle Grady, Tryon. Board of Elections—F. M. Burgess, Colum- Formed in 1798. Named in honor of Colonel bus; J. F. Ormond, Columbus; S. B. Edwards, Robeson. (Battle of Elizabethtown, 1781.) Tryon. County Officers of Schools—E W. S. Columbus. Supt. — Cobb. Clerk Superior Court— C. B. Skipper, Lum- Demonstration Agent J. R. Sams, Columbus. berton. Public E. Supt. Welfare— W. S. Cobb, Co- Register of Deeds—M. W. Floyd. Lumberton. lumbus. — Lumberton. — Maude Sheriff R. E. Lewis. Home Demonstration Agent Sarah Tresurer—Bank of Maxton, Maxton. Padget, Columbus. — — Surveyor J. Ed. Tyson, Lumberton. County Commissioners W. Y. Wilkins, Supt. of Health—Dr. E. R. Hardin. Lumber- Chm., Tryon; Azer E. Arledge, Mill Spring; ton. B. L. Whitlee, Melvin Hill. Board of Elections—Frank Gough, Lumber- Board of Elections—Mrs. Daisy Feagan. ton; E. Fisher, Fairmont; J. W. Hall, Lumber Columbus; Walter Jones, Tryon; E. M. Salley, Bridge. Saluda. Supt. of Schools—J. R. Poole. Lumberton. Demonstration Agent—O. O. Dukes, Lumber- ton. RANDOLPH Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Flax An- COUNTY SEAT, ASHEBORO. drews, Lumberton. — Formed in 1799. Named in honor of the Supt. of Public Welfare Miss Elizabeth Randolph family of Virginia. Frye, Red Springs. County Commissioners—John W. Ward, Chm., County Officers— Rowland; Rnry McNair, Maxton; John G. Clerk Superior Court David Weatherly, Hughes, Parkton; W. J. Council, Red Springs; Franklinville. C. B. Towsend, Lumberton. Register of Deeds —Bee M. Kearns, Farmer. Board of Education—Lucius McRae. Red Sheriff—A. Carl Cox, Asheboro. Springs; Mrs. W. W. Lewis, Fairmont; T. L. Treasurer—E. E. Lewallen. Asheboro. Johnson, Lumberton; Miss Kate Mel. Buie, Coroner—Dr. Waite Lambert, Asheboro. Red Springs; C. T. Pate, Purvis. Surveyor—Wm. D. Spoon, Asheboro. Highway Commission—T. O. Evans, Chm., — Geo. Board of Elections I. C. Moser, Asheboro; Maxton ; W. L. Thompson, Lumberton ; S. W. Presnell, Asheboro; J. B. Humble, A. McKay, Red Springs: D. J. Oliver, Mari- Asheboro. etta; G. T. Fisher, St. Pauls; J. I. Town- Supt. of Health—Dr. J. V. Hunter, Ashe- send, Lumberton. boro. Supt. of Schools—T. F. Bulla, Asheboro. Supt. Public Welfare—T. F. Bulla, Asheboro. ROCKINGHAM Farm Agent—E. A. Millsaps, Jr., Asheboro. COUNTY SEAT. WENTWORTH. County Commissioners—Joseph Weaver, Chm., Formed in 1785. Named in honor of Lord Archdale; L. M. Crawford, New Hope Academy; Wentworth, Marquis of Rockingham. Herbert S. Edwards, Franklinville. Board of Education—L. F. Ross. Asheboro; County Officers J. A. Martin. Liberty; Irvin N. Cox, Randle- Clerk Superior Court—Hunter K. Penn, man, R. 2; E. E. Lewallen, Treas. , Asheboro. Wentworth. COTJNTT AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS

Register of Deeds—Wade H. Gentry. Went- Supt. oi Schools—W. K. Hill, Kutli worth. ton. Sheriff—J. F. Smith, Beidsville. Supt. Public Welfan it i: Prii R — fordton. Coroner Dr. S. G. Jett, Beidsville. — ,1, Surveyor— S. B. Daraeron. Beidsville. Board of Elections It An I Supt. of Health—Dr. Sara. Ellington, Went- Rutherfordton; 1. B. Covington. Ruthei

worth. ton ; \v. .1. McDaniel, Ruthefoi Board of Elections—E. F. Hall, Beidsville Demonstration Agent L. D. Thra 9 fordton. John Irving, Wentworth ; C. M. Lynn, Spray. Supt. of Schools—L. N. Hickerson, Went- Home Demonstration Agei M Eva Logan, worth Rutherfordton. Supt. Public Welfare—J. H. Allen, Beids- County Commissioners W c li ville. Harris; G. W. Watson, Rutherfordton, B Demonstration Agent—F. L. Walker, Beids- G. W. Bollins, Caroleen. ville. Board of Education \V. W. Nairn, y. I Home Demonstration Agent—Mrs. Ethel W. side; Mrs. C. B. Wiseman, Henrietta; Plato Moore, Beidsville. Gettys, Hollis. County Commissioners—B. P.. Chance, Beids- — Highway Commission Board ol Count} I ville; Jas. B. Martin, Stuneville; Thus. K. missioners. Pratt, Madison; W. F. Pruitt, Baffin; J. F. McCollum, Madison. SAMPSON Board of Education—George W. Martin. COUNTY SEAT. CLINTON. Madison; B. F. Mebane, Spray; A. D. Hop- Formed from Duplin in 17sl. Named in kins, Benaja; Eugene Irvin, Beidsville; C. P. In in r of Colonel John Sampson. Wall. Spray. County Officers Highway Commission—G. W. Estes, Boad Clerk Court—W. F Clin- Supt., Madison. Superior Sessoms, ton.

: — ( Begister— of Deeds John B. Williams. ROWAN Sheriff Archie A. Jernigan, Dunn, K r D. 6. COUNTY SEAT. SALISBURY. Treasurer—Bank of Sampson. Clinton. Formed in 1743. Named in honor of Mat- Coroner—Dr. J. Street Brewer, 11 thew Bowan. Surveyor—John W. Herring, ion land County Officers Supt. of Health—Dr. E. T. Hollingsworth, — Clinton. Clerk Superior Court J. F. McCubbins, — Salisbury. Supt. of Schools —J. L. Bathcock, Clinton, Begister of Deeds—Max L. Barker, Salis- Board of Elections J. R. Bason, Salemburg; bury. J. C. Holliday, Clinton; li. II. Crumpler, Sheriff—J. H. Krider, Salisbury. Clinton. Treasurer—W. H. Crowder, Salisbury. Demonstration Agent—B. T. Melvin, Clinton. Auditor—A. B. Near, Salisbury. Home Demonstration Agent — Mrs W, B. Coroner—Dr. H. H. Newman, Salisbury. Lamb. Garland. Surveyor—N. A. Trexler, Salisbury. Supt. Public Welfare— D. W. I Supt. of Health—Dr. C. \V. Armstrong, Clinton. I. Salisbury. County Commissioners E Crumpler, Chm . Board of Elections—Edwin C. Gregury. Chm., Clinton; .1. Harmon lliitt. Newton G Salisbury; W. C. Coughenour, Salisbury; D Herring, Delway. M. L. Gantt, Salisbury. Board oi Education -i M Starling, R Supt. of Schools—B. G. Kizer, Salisbury. boro; w. A. Jackson, Cooper; I Robinson, Supt. Public Welfare—Mrs. Mary 0. Lin- Garland. ton, Salisbury. Highway Commission I: I, Crumpler, Clin-

\ .1. I Home Demonstration Agent—Miss M. Adna ton; It Herring. Clinton : W Newton w. I. i Edwards, Salisbury. Grove; Wright, Irtgold; B Farm Agent—W. G. Yearger. Salisbury. Jackson, Cooper. County Commissioners—H. E. Rutty. Chm., Ri ad Sunt. L. E. Wlutti lo. Clinton. Salisbury; Charles A. Brown, Cleveland; W. :) D. 1>. No. ; W. A. ('line, Salisbury, B. F. SCOTLAND Graham, Mount I'lla; C. L. Miller. Rockwell. COUNTY SEAT. LAURINBURG. board of Education—H. E. Bitty. Salisbury; F. D. Patterson, China Grove: W. D. Graham, Formed in 1900 Mount LTlla; C. L. Miller, Rockwell; W A County Officers

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Clerk Superior Court I>. B. Johnston, Ruth- Supl I , \l r La urg

' \l r. ,• I .inrin I'! fOl i t OH. So, LP Register of Deeds—M. T. Wilkie, Ruther- fordton County Comi I lit v m Sheriff—J. W. Beason, Rutherfordton burg : W G Buic, VVn Johl Treasurei Mrs. Minnie F. tJlanton, i 'olman, Gil Rutherfordton; I'., .u.l.il T I. Coroner— P. If. Hardin, Foresl City. i': \v i. SI im; w w i Supt. of Health in. T, B. Twitty, Ruthei D. McLau fordton. burg. COrXTY AFFAIRS AXD OFFICIALS

Supt of Schools—E. S. Hendren, Mt. Airy. STANLY Iioard of Elections—Robert A. Freeman, COUNTY SEAT. ALBEMARLE. Chm., Dobson; A. G. Webb, Mt. Airy; C. C. Holderfleld, Dobson. Formed in 1840. Named in honor of John Public Welfare— C. Gurney Robertson, of New Bern. .Supt. Stanly, White Plains. County Officers County Commissioners—W. J. Byerly. Chm.. Clert Superior Court—J. A. Little, Albemarle. Mount Airy; I. D. Wallace; Kapps Mill; Alex Register of Deeds—George P. Palmer, Al- Chatham, Elkin. bemarle. Board of Education—E. H. Wrenn, Mount Albemarle. Sh.-riff—J. J. Morton. Airy; O. E. Snow, Pilot Mountain; R. H. — Albemarle. Coroner Dr. C. M. Lentz, Chatham. Elkin; J. H. Thorp, Elkin; W. L. Surveyor—J. M. Haywood, Albemarle. Chilton, Ararat. Supt. of Health—Dr. J. N. Anderson, Al- Highway Commission—Dr. Moir S. Martin, bemarle. .... Chm., Mount Airy: J. B. Sparger. Mount Airy; Albemarle Hoard of Elections—W. E. Smith, J. S. Patterson, Pilot Mountain: J. F. Smith, D. D. Parker, Albemarle; A. Selders, Albe- Westfield; Alex Chatham, Elkin. marle. Supt. of Schools— Charles A. Reap. Albe- marle. Supt. Public Welfare— Z. V. Moss, Albe- SWAIN marle. COUNTY SEAT, BRYSON CITY. —Oscar H. Phillips. Al- Demonstration Agent Formed in 1871. Named in honor of David bemarli'. L. Swain. County Commissioners—R. N. Furr, Chm., Officers Albemarle: Q. E. C. Coble, Oakboro ; Henry County W. Culp, New London. Clerk Superior Court— S. B. Smiley, Bryson Al- Hoard of Education—S. L. Gulledge. City. H. bemarle: \V. A. Hough, Palmerville; L. Register of Deeds—Y. A. Browning, Bryson Bost, Albemarle. City. Highway Commission—R. G. Troutman. Al- Sheriff—W. C. Martin, Bryson City. bemarle. R. 3; A. F. Mabry. Albemarle: A. F Treasurer—G. P. Ferguson, Bryson City. A. Xew London; Biles, Albemarle; J. Allen, Coroner—B. C. Thomanson, Bryson City. C. F. Smith, Stanfleld. Surveyor—W. W. Jenkins, Bryson City. Supt. of Health—Dr. A. M. Bennett, Bry- son City. STOKES Board of Elections—M. W. Taylor. Chm.. J. E. City ; DANBURY. Bryson City ; Gibson, Bryson COUNTY SEAT, A. F. Patterson, Bryson City Formed in 1789. Named in honor of Colonel Supt. of Schools—N. E. Wright. Bryson, City. John Stokes, an officer in the Revolutionary Demonstration Agent—Frank Fleming, Bry- War. son City. County Officers. Supt. Public Welfare—N. E. Wright, Bry- Clerk Superior Court—A. J. Fagg. Danbury. son City. — E. Chm., Register of Deeds—James R. Bowen, Dan- County Commissioners S. Yarnrr, E. B. bury. Whittier; W. T. Conley, Bryson City; Sheriff—J. Frank Dunlap, Danbury. Jenkins, Judson. Coroner—Dr. R. G. Tuttle, Walnut Cove. Board of Education— S. W. Black, Chm., J. T. Treasurer—J. Frank Dunlap, Danbury. Bryson City; R. J. Roan, Whittier; Surveyor—Herbert Carter, Sandy Ridge. Cunningham, Almond. Supt. of Health—Dr. J. C. Helsabeck, Highway Commission—Board of County Germanton. Commissioners. Supt. of Schools—J. C. Carson. Germanton. Supt. Public Welfare—J. C. Carson, German- ton, Board of Elections— S. W. Pulliam, King; TRANSYLVANIA S. P. Christian, Westfleld; J. H. Fulton, COUNTY SEAT. BREVARD. Walnut Cove. Formed in 1861 from Henderson and Jackson — Samuel P. Venable, County Commissioners Counties. Chm., Danbury; E. F. Stone, Pinnacle; R. T. County Officers Spencer, Campbell. 1'oard of Education—John L. Christian, Clerk Superior Court—N. A. Miller, Brevard. Chm., Pinnacle: J. Reid Forest, Francisco; Register of Deeds—Roland Owen, Brevard. W. S. Steele, Sandy Ridge. Sheriff—W. E. Shipman, Brevard. Treasurer—T. Ed. Patton, Brevard. Surveyor—A. E. Lyday, Brevard. ('cruller—A. L. Hardin, Brevard. SURRY Supt. of Health—W J. Wallis, Brevard. COUNTY SEAT, DOBSON. Board of Elections— C. C. Kilpatrick, Bre- C. F. Woodiin, Frevard; Dr. E. S. Formed in 177(1. Named in honor of Surry vard: Brevard. County in England. English, Supt. of Schools—A. F. Mitchell. Brevard. County Officers Supt. Public Welfare—A. F. Mitchell, Bre- Clerk Superior Court— F. T. Llewellyn, Dob- vard. son. Countv Commissioners—G. T. Lyday, Bre- Register of Deeds—Miss Lillian Harkrader. vard; W. S. Ashworth, Brevard; T. S. Gallo- Dobson. way, Rosman. Sheriff—C. H. Haynes, Mt. Airy. Board of Education—Edwin Poor, Davidson Treasurer—W. B. Marvin, Dobson. River; B. A. Gillespie, Brevard; W. H. Duck- Brevard. Coroner—J. S. Cook, Pilot Mountain, R. 2, worth, Brevard; J. E. Patton, Treas., —T. H. Bre- Surveyor— .1. V. Marsh, Ararat. Highway Commission Shipman. R. F. Glazener. Supt. of Health—Dr. L. L. Williams, Mount vard; C. E. Orr, Brevard; Airy. Rosman. COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS

Henderson : J. II TYRRELL Chm,, Bridge] -. Hend COUNTY P. T. Boyd, Henderson. SEAT, COLUMBIA. Supt. of Schools E. M. Rollins, Hend

Formed in 1728. Named in honor of Sir Supt. Public Welfare Mi W B w i John Tyrrell, one of the Lords Proprietors. Henderson. Home Demonstration Agent—Mrs. J. K County Officers Plummer, Middleburg. Clerk — Superior Court Jerry Brickhouse. County Commissioners—C. V. Singleton, Columbia. Henderson; Benj. T. Brodle, Hei km Register of Deeds—William J. White, Colum- G. Parrott. Dabney ; Thos. Taylor, Townsville; bia. S. O. Brummit, Henderson. Sheriff— J. Andrew Cohoon, Columbia. Board of Education—R. .1. Corbett, II Treasurer—Carolina Banking and Trust Co., son; W. 0. Horner, Townsville; \V. II. Columbia. Parrisb, Middleburg. —J. — Coroner C. McClees, Columbia. Highway Commission Board of County I Surveyor—B. I!. Basnight, Columbia. missioners. Board of Elections—James G. Brickhouse, Columbia: S. S. Woodley, Columbia; B. R. Cohoon, Columbia. WAKE COUNTY SEAT, RALEIGH. Supt. of Schools—W. —F. Walters, Columbia Supt. Public Welfare W. F. Walters, Co- Formed in 1771. Named in honor of 1 lumbia. Wake. County Commissioners—Dr. B. W. Cohn, County Officers Chm., Columbia; C. J. Cohoon, Columbia. Clerk Superior Court—Vitruvius Royster, Ra- R. 1 ; C. A. Jones, Gum Neck. leigh. Board of Education—W. J. Coffleld, Colum- Register of Deeds—Wm. H. Penney. Raleigh. Columbia, R. 1; Carolina Bank and Trust Co., Sheriff—D. Bryant Harrison. Raleigh.

Treas. , Columbia. — — Treasurer— Miss Lrttie E. Lewis, Raleigh. Highway Commission W. E. Spencer, Chm., Coroner —J. E. Owens. Raleigh Columbia ; W. W. Pittman Zebulon. Sawyer, Columbia, R. 1 ; Surveyor Steel, G. W. Tarkenton, Gum Neck; W. E. Bate- Auditor—H. G. Holding, Raleigh. man, Columbia. R. 2; H. L. Sexton, Creswell, Supt. of Health—Dr. A. C. Bulla. Raleigh R. 3. Board of Elections— S. J. Adams, Chm.. Raleigh; M. B. Chamblee, Zebulon; P. \V Gunter, Raleigh. UNION Supt. of Schools—John C. Lockhart, Raleigh. COUNTY SEAT, MONROE. Supt. Public Welfare—C. H. Anderson. Ra- Formed in 1842 from Anson and Mecklen- leigh. Demonstration Agent—John C. Anderson, Ra- bnrg Counties. leigh. County Officers Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Marlon Clerk Superior Court—R. W. Lemmond, Plunket, Raleigh. Monroe. — — County Commissioners Millard Mial, Chm., Register of Deeds M. C. Long, Monroe. Raleigh; Dr. O. L. Ray, Raleigh, R. 1; S. T Clifford Sheriff— Towler, Monroe. Bennett, Apex; W. L. Wiggs, Zebulon; J. J. Treasurer—Bank of Monroe. — Union, l'ernard, Raleigh. Coroner Paschal Abernathy, Monroe. Board of Education—W A. Withers. Weal Surveyor—R. W. Elliott, Monroe, R. F. D. Fore.t M — Raleigh; N. Y. Gulley, Wake ; B Supt. of Health Dr. G. B. Nance, Monroe. Chamblee. Wakefield; Miss Lottie E. Lewis. of Elections—Jesse F. Board Milliken, Mon- Treas., Raleigh. roe; H. M. Furr, Indian Trail; J. J. Perry, Road Supt. —John A. StaHlngs, Raleigh. Wingate. Supt. of Schools—Ray Funderburk, Monroe. Supt. Public Welfare—E. C Snyder, Mon- WARREN roe. COUNTY SEAT. WARRENTON. Demonstration Agent—T. J. W. Broom, Formed in 177!'. Named in honor of Joseph Monroe. Warren, of Massachusetts. County Commissioners—John Griffith, Chm., Monroe; W. R. McCain, Waxnaw; A. A. County Officers Secrest, Monroe. Clerk Superior Court—John IV Newell, War- Board of Education—P. P. W. Plyler, Mon- renton. roe; John Beasley, Monroe; Zeb M. Little. Mnn Register of Deeds- Simon m Gardner, roe; B. F. Parker. Jr.. Monroe; S. A. Latham, Warrenton. Monroe; Bank of Union, Treas., Monroe. sheriff— R. E. Daii Warrenton, Highway Commission—Board of Count; Financial Agenl I <; Ellis, Warrenton, Audit..!- -P iton Commissioners; J. D. McRae, Chm., Monroe. m Stallini 1 Supt of Health Dr. W l Rodger*, Jr.. Wai renton. VANCE Board of Elei tion - R C Pi e, Warren- COUNTY SEAT, HENDERSON. ton; c x. Hardy, Aapen; H J B Formed In 1881. Named in honor of Zebulon Norlina. B. Vance. Supl of School 1 Edward Ulen, War- County Officers renton.

Public w elfai B i ond H Rodwell, Clerk Court— Henry Perry, Hender- Supt Superior Warrenton son. - i i Chm . of Deeds—P. E. Rowland. Hender- C ty Con Register Hunt Warn son. Warrenton ; C C r,

i I -I : . I. Essex . M Sheriff—J. S. Royster. Henderson. Hamlet. Treasurer— Citizens Bank and Trust Co., \\ King, Mai Henderson. Board of Educattoi I Ol

. ; P Terrell Coroner—.las. H. Wheeler, Hendi Edward Pi tai Rldj waj B Hender renton. Supt. of Health—Dr. B. A. Olds, " son. Highway Commission Q. H. Ml ai

I I Board of Elections—Thomas U Plttman. renton ; w T P« M COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS

Supt. Public Welfare—A. E. Howell, Golds- WASHINGTON boro. COUNTY SEAT, PLYMOUTH. Demonstration Agent—A. K. Robertson,

: I I boro. Formed in 1799. Named in liuiior of Home Demonstration Agent—Miss Celeste e Washington. McEacharn, Goldsboro. County Officers County Commissioners—L. A. Raney, Chm., Clerk Superior Court— C. V. W. Ausbon, Goldsboro; C. F. Herring, Goldsboro, R. F. ]'h mouth. I> Geo. W. Williams, Mount Olive; E. A. of Deeds—Paul W. Brinkley, Ply- Register Stevens, Goldsboro, R. F. D. ; Nathan Berger, mouth. Pikeville. Sheriff—J. E. Plymouth. Reid, Board of Education—A. H. Edgerton, Chm., Treasurer—A. L. Holmes. Creswell. Goldsboro; J. E. Kelley, Mount Olive; J. A. Supt. of Health—Dr. W. H. Ward. Ply- mouth. Best, Fremont. —Chas. Golds- Board of Elections— Z. V. Norman. Chm.. Highway Commission Dewey, I,. A. Mount Olive; T. W. Corbin, Plymouth: J. W. Starr, Creswell; E. R. Jack- loro; Byrd, R. F. D. son, Plymouth. Fremont; R. E. Lewis, Goldsboro, —Sam D. Scott, Supt. of Schools—John W. Darden, Ply- County Highway Engineer mouth Goldsboro. Demonstration Agent—R. W. Johnson, Ply- County Attorney—M. T. Dickinson, Golds- mouth. boro. Supt. Public Welfare—J. W. Darden. Ply- .lodge County Court—D. H. Bland, Golds- mouth. boro.

— . County Commissioners H. C. Spruill, Chm. Solicitor County Court—W. A. Dees, Golds- T. J. R. F. D. ; Plymouth ; Swain, Mackeys, boro. II. A. Litchfield, Jr., Creswell. Board of Education—John E. Singleton. Roper; W. R. Hampton. Plymouth; William WILKES Wiley, Creswell; A. L. Holmes, Treas., Cres- COUNTY SEAT, WILKESBORO. well. Formed in 1717. Named in honor of John Wilkes, the English statesman. WATAUGA County Officers COUNTY SEAT, BOONE. Clerk Superior Court—William A. Stroud. Wilkesboro. Formed in 1849. Named in honor of the Register of Deeds—James C. Wallace, North is Indian name Watauga River. Watauga an Wilkesboro. meanting "Beautiful Water." Sheriff—W. G. Ellege, Wilkesboro. County Officers Treasurer—Thomas M. Crysel, Wilkesooro. — Harold. Wilkesboro. Clerk Superior Court—A. W. Smith. Boone. Coroner H. E. Register of Deeds—E. M. Harman, Boone. Surveyor—Charlie Miles, Traphill. Wilkes- Sheriff—C. M. Critcher, Boone. Supt. of Health—Dr. J. W. White, Treasurer—A. G. Wilson, Zionville. boro. " North Coroner—D. M. Moretz, Sands. oard of Elections—N. A. Forester, E. R. Surveyor—I. M. Bumgarner. Vilas. Wilkesboro; H. G. Milton, Ferguson; Supt. of Health—Dr. J. W. Jones, Boone. Brockley, North Wilkesboro. Board of Elections—J. M. Moretz, Chm. Supt. of Schools—C. C Wright, Hunting Boone; Donly Hagan, Reese; J. W. Hodges, Cr^ek. Boone. Supt. Public Welfare—W. M. Sebastian, Supt. of Schools—Smith Hagman, Vilas. North Wilkesboro. — Demonstration Agent—A. G. Hendren. Straw. Supt Public Welfare S. Hagman. Vilas. — County Commissioners—L. A. Green, Sands; County Commissioners 1). C. Sebastian, C. M. Welborn, New Castle; J. B. Miller, Zionville; Sherman Willbam, Chm., Hayes; Hendrix. Stony Fork. George W. Bradley, C. C. Faw. Millers Board of Education—W. X. Howell, Brook- I'.oard of Education— Hav s ; James Pennell, side; W. F. Sherwood, Sherwood; Arlie Creek ; James S. Kilby, T. M. Treas.. Wilkesboro. Treas., Zionville. Wilkesboro; Crysel. Wilson, — V. North Commission—G. M. Sudderth, Highway Commission W. Caudill, Highway F. -I. Wilkesboro; J. J. Hendren, Gilbreath ; Blowing Rock; Thos. Critcher, Bamboo; W. L Hartley. Elkville. Winkler, Boone. WILSON WAYNE COUNTY SEAT, WILSON. COUNTY GOLDSBORO. SEAT, Formed in 1854. Named in honor of General Formed in 1779. Named in honor of Gen- Louis Wilson. (War with Mexico.) eral Anthony Wayne. County Officers County Officers Clerk Superior Court—J. D. Bardini Wilson. Clerk Superior Court—J. B. Hooks, Golds- Register of Deeds—Tempie J. liattoii, Wilson, boro. Sheriff—O. A, Clover, Wilson. Register of Deeds—G. E. Grantham, Golds- Supt. of Health—Dr. L. J. Smith. Wilson. boro. Supt. of Schools—C. L. Coon, Wilson. Sheriff—W. D. Grant, Goldsboro. Treasurer—Branch Banking and Trust Co., Treasurer—Wayne National Bank, Goldsboro. Wilson. Auditor— .1. M Powell, Goldsboro. 'oard of Elections—George W. Tomlinson, Coroner -T. E. Robinson, Goldsboro. Wilson; John H. Thompson, Black Creek; Surveyor— Louis Godwin, Goldsboro. W. c. Sharp, Elm City. Supt. of Health—Dr. A. J. Ellington, Golds- Supt Public Welfare— S. E. Leonard. Wil- boro. son. Board of Elections—George F. Vann, Chm.. Demonstration Agent—B. T. Ferguson, Wil- Goldsboro; Milford Aycock, Pikeville; T. K. son. Junes. Mt. Olive. County Commissioners— II. B. Lane. Chm.. D. Supt. of Schools—J. T. Jerome, Goldsboro. Wilson; J. II. Forbes. Stantonsburg, R. F. ; BANKS AND BANKERS

Stephen Toralinson, Black Creek; W. L. Shel- ville; H. D. Williams, Sad T, J. ton, Stantonsburg: W. C. Boyette. Wilson. Phillips, Easl Bi It. 3. Highway Commission l> G — I'.. J \ Board of Education Doane Herring, Wil- bow ; A. Hobson, Room Ule; K

.1. II. :< l son; K. L. Barnes, Wilson, R. F. D. ; yadkinville, R F D : John Thompson, Black Creek. Lewisville, K. F. D. 1. Highway Commission—Board of County Com- missioners. YANCEY COUNTY SEAT. BURNSV1LLE. YADKIN Formed in 1833. Named In honor of Bart- COUNTY SEAT. YADKIN VILLE. lett Yancey. Formed in 1850. Named in honor of Yad- County Officers kin River. Clerk Superior Court - Molt m County Officers ville. ol 1» u J. M Bun Clerk Superior Court—J. L. Crater, Yadkin- Register Thomas, Sheriff— .1. T. Burnsville. ville. Young, Treasurer— H. S. Penland, Burnsi Register of Deeds—T. R. Eaton, Yadkinville. — A Coroner—L. W. Dixon, Yadkinville. Coroner W. Peelft Ramsaytown. Surveyor—W. I. Bennett Burnsville. Surveyor—A. S, Speer, Boonville. of Health—.!. B. Burnsville. Treasurer—Bank of Yadkin. Yadkinville. Supt. Glbbs, Board of Elections Charles Hutching, I Supt. of Health—Dr. S. L. Russell. Yad- D. M. Bald Mountain; B. kinville. Burnsville; Buck, Board of Elections— S. A. Harding, Chm., W. Wilson, Burnsville. Yadkinville; D. G. Hobson, East Bend; Dr. Supt. of Schools—W. (). Griffith. W Griffith. Win- C. L. Russell, Yadkinville. Supt. Public Welfare—W. 0. dom. of Schools—J. T. Reece. Yadkinville. Supt. —Will Chm., Demonstration Agent—D. H. Osborn, Yad- County Commissioners Wheeler. A. 11. Burnsville; L. D. kinville. Higgins; Proffitt, Supt. Public Welfare—J. T. Reece, Yadkin- Thomas, Burnsville. J. Frank ville. Board of Education— Hensley, L. D. Burnsville; County Commissioners—J. M. Davis, Chm., Bald Creek; Gillespie. Green Mountain. Boonville; A. Dinkins, Yadkinville, R. 2; T. Robert. C. Deyton, of H. Chamberlain, Yadkinville. R. 1. Highway Commission— Board County Board of Education—M. V. Fleming, Boon- Commissioners Banks and Bankers (STATE) Aberdeen—Page Trust Co.; J. R. Page, Presi- (branch Wachovia Loan and Tr. Co., Winston): Cashier. dent; S. J. Hinsdale, Cashier. W. B. Williamson. Ahoskie—Bank of Ahoskie: C. C. Hoggard, Askewville— Fanners- Atlantic Bank (branch Ahoskie): 1>r I President; James I. Crawrord. Cashier. Farmers Atlantic Bank. Ahoskie—Farmers) Atlantic Bank: Dr. C. G. Powell, President; L. S. Mi/. 11.. Cashier. Atkinson: E. A B Powell, President; V. D. Strickland. Cashier. Atkinson—Bank of Albemarle—Cabarrus Savings Bank (branch President; J. E. Wichard, Cashier. J. of of Cabarrus Savings Bank, Concord) : M. Aulander—Bank Aulander: C W Mitchell, Jr., President; J- E. Cooke, Cashier. Harris, Jr., Cashier. ^ Albemarle—Stanly Bank and Trust Co., Aurora—Richland Farmers Bank: R. 1. A C. Heath. President; A. P. Harris. Cashier. Bonner. President: W. T Stillman, Cashier. Andrews—Merchants and Manufacturers Bank: Aurora— Richland Farmers Bank: J. ' Cashier. 3. W. Walker, President; J. H. Abernathy. Porter, President; W. T Stillman, Cashier. Avon.lal Haynes Bank: Chas. H Ha S. Angier—Angier Bank and Trust Co. : P. President; J B. Watkins, Cash

1 Cooper, President; W. H. Stevenson. Cashier. iydi n Bai 1. Ol \ .. l.-n : C. V. Cannon. Angier—Farmers Bank: Oscar S. Young. dent; J. D. McGlohon, Cashier. President; J. E. Dupree. Cashier. Badin- Bank of Badin R L Smith,

Ansonville—Bank of Anson: Adam Lockhart, dent : John S. Cox, Cashier. Tru^' I President; M. P. Hill, Cashier. Bailey Branch Banking ami —Merchants and Farmers Bank: A. B. (branch Banking and Trust Co . w I Apex fanners Bank: Hunter, President: B. P. Pearson. Cashier. Bakersville Merchants and \ Apex—Peoples Bank: C. B. Wilkerson, Presi- Thomas R Byrd, Pre I lenl ; D dent; J. L. Crowder, Cashier. Cashier Arapahoe—Bank of Pamlico (branch Bank of Banner Elk—Banner Elk Bank: W C

I Pamlico, Bayboro) : W. J. Swann, President; Pre lidenl : H. F tngli Jchn S. Weskett, Cashier, Battleboro Planters Bank J C

I). I! Me Joi I ashler Asheboro—Bank of Randolph: President , Millard F Cashier. Crary, President; W. J. Armfield, Jr.. Bayboro Bank ol Pamlico w J. Swann, Trust Co n Bank and : ti Cashier Asheboro—Asheboro nt : John S Wesi E. H. Morris, Cashier. \ T. Caveness, President; Bi autfoi i Bank ol Bi aufoi I W — of West Asheville: <;. I>- bier Asheville Bank Pi : idi nt; J. A. Ct H. B. Cashier. Carter, President; Posey, iv. mi, .ii Bet T. C. Coxe, Battery Park Bank: ' Asheville— . \ vv Taj lor, Pn Idem E. Swann S. A Hubbard, Cashier. President; ler Asheville—Central rank and Trust Co W Belhaven Bank of Bolhaven C p \ B President; Russell C. Davis, rubier. Davis, < , !a hler Pi id nt : W E Stul bs, Bank: E. L. Bay, Pri Asheville—Citizens • i \i Boll ,! mi i . Bank i B dent; J. A. Campbell, Cashier. "' J i Pri di ; W. State Bank: R E I Asheville—Southern R l. Belmont Bank i I Belmont rence. President; J. E. Reister, Cashier w B Puetl I Ashevilh—Wachovia Bank and Trust Co 54 BANKS AND HANKERS

Bennett—Bank of Bennett (branch Bonlee J. Hampton, President; J. H. Kirkpatrick, Bank and Trust Co., Bonlee): Isaac H. Dun- Cashier. lap, President; C. M. Andrews, Cashier. Caroleen—Farmers Bank and Trust Co. Benson—Citizens Bank and Trust Co., H. A. (branch Farmers Bank and Trust Co.. Forest Parker, President; W. B. Strickland. Cashier. City): B. B. Doggett, President; J. H. Thomas, Benson—Farmers Commercial Bank: M. T. Cashier. Britt. President; \V. H. Slocumb, Cashier. Carrboro—Bank of Carrboro (branch Bank of Bessemer City—Bessemer City Bank: B. C. Chapel Hill) : M. C. S. Noble, President; A. P. Kennedy, President; O. M. Vernon, Cashier. Lloyd, Cashier.— Bethel—Bethel Banking and Trust Co. : M. O. Carthage Page Trust Co. (branch Page Blount, President; S. C. Ives, Cashier. Trust Co., Aberdeen): D. A. McDonald, Presi- ISethel—Farmers and Merchants Bank: H. V. dent; P. T. Farabow, Cashier. Staton, President; W. M. Pniett, Cashier. Cary—Bank of Cary: J. M. Templeton, Beulaville—Bank of Beulaville: O. W. Quinn, Jr., President; E. P. Bashaw, Cashier. President; A. L. Cavanaugh, Cashier. Castalia—Bank of Castalia: S. J. Bartholo- Biltmore—Biltmore-Oteen Bank: J. G. mew, President; W. J. Lancaster, Cashier. Stikeleather, President; W. A. McGeachy. Catawba—Peoples Bank: J. U. Long, Presi- Cashier. dent; W. B. Walker, Cashier. Biscoe—Bank of Biseoej E. R. Burt, Presi- Cerro Gordo—Bank of Cerro Gordo: R. B. dent; A. W. Burt, Cashier. Stevens, President; E. L. Sanderson. Cashier. Black Creek—Bank of Black Creek: J. H. Chadbourn—Bank of Chadbourn: J. H. Wil-

Thompson. President; J. A. Barnes. Cashier. liamson, President ; C. L. Tate, Cashier. Black Mountain—Commonwealth Bank: F. A. Chadbourn—Farmers Savings Bank: J. F. Perley, President; A. A. Hegeman, Cashier. Blake. President; J. C. Rabon, Cashier. Bladenboro—Bank of Bladenboro: H. C. Chapel Hill—Bank of Chapel Hill: M. C. S.

Bridger, President; H. C. Bridger, Jr., Cashier. Noble, President ; M. E. Hogan, Cashier. Blowing Rock—Bank of Blowing Rock: G. Chapel Hill—Peoples Tank: E. V. Howell, M .Sudderth, President; J. T. Miller President; C. B. Griffin. Cashier. Cashier. Charlotte—American Trust Co. : W. H. Wood, Boiling Springs—Boiling Springs Bank President) J. E. Davis, Cashier. Charlotte— Trust Co. : J. H. (branch Bank of Mooresboro) : J. B. Blanton, Independence President; Y. L. McCardwell, Cashier. Little, President; E. E. Jones, Cashier. — : Bonlee—Bonlee Bank and Trust Co. : Isaac Charlotte Charlotte Bank and Trust Co. H. Dunlap, President; C. M. Anderson, M. A. Turner, President; J. H. Leech. Cashier. Cashier. — — Bank: L. Boone Peoples Bank and Trust Co. : T. H. Charlotte Security Savings W. Coffey, President; Avery Y. Howell, Cashier. Jenkins. President; F. H. Daniel, Cashier. Boone—Watauga County rank: N. L. Mast, Cherryville—Farmers Bank and Trust Co: President; G. P. Hagaman, Cashier. David P. Dellinger, President; J. H. Dellinger, Boonville—Commercial and Savings Bank: Cashier. F. W. Day, President; J. W. Shore, Cashier. China Grove—Bank of China Grove: A. M. Bostic—Bostic Bank—E. N. Washburn, Presi- Banna, President; C. C. Graham. Cashier. dent; S. C. Gettys, Cashier. Claremont—Peoples Bank (branch Peoples Brevard—Brevard Banking Co: Thos. H. Ship- Bank, Catawba): J. N. Long, President; W. B. man, President; R. B. Lyon, Cashier. Walker. Cashier. Brevard—Pisgah Bank: J. H. Pickelsimer, Clarkton—Bank of Bladen: E. J. Cox, Presi- President; Lewis P. Hamlin. Cashier. dent; E. C. Clark, Cashier. Bridgeton—Bank of Bridgeton: A. F. Bunting, Clayton—Clayton Banking Co. : Charles W. President; J. A. Nunn, Cashier. Home, President;— John T. Talton. Cashier. Broadway—Bank of Broadway: James L. Clayton Farmers Bank: J. A. Vinson, Presi- Thomas, President; D. E. Shaw, Cashier. dent; J. M. Turley, Cashier. Bryson City— Bryson City Bank: D. K. Col- Cleveland—Citizens Bank: W. F. Thompson, President; W. W. Roseman, Cashier. lins, President ; J. R. Long, Cashier. Bryson City—Citizens Bank: A. M. Frye, Cliffside—Haynes Bank (branch Haynes Avondale) : R. R. President; President ; O. P. Williams, Cashier. Bank, Haynes, Buies Creek—Bank of Buies Creek: J. A. J. B. Watkins, Cashier. Campbell, President; B. F. McLeod, Cashier. Clinton—Bank of Clinton: L. A. Bethune, H. Cashier. — : President; Bunn Bunn Banking Co. R. L. Huffines, — McKinnon, President; M. E. Shamburger, Jr.. Cashier. Clinton Bank of Sampson: W. F. Peterson, Burgaw—Bank of Pender: C. C. Branch, Presi- President; A. G. Robinson, Cashier. dent; Maud Paddison, Assistant Cashier. Clyde—Bank of Clyde: John D. Wood, Pres- — ident; T. H. Haynes, Cashier. Burgaw Planters Bank and Trust Co. : W. A. Coats— of Harnett Bank of Brown, President; J. E. Crutchfleld, Cashier. Bank (branch Harnett, Duke) : C. E. Stuart. Cashier. Burlington—Alamance Bank and Trust Co. : Colerain—Bank of Colerain: L. A. Nowell, W. K. Holt, President; J. M. Fix, Cashier. President; D. R. Britton, Cashier. Burlington—First Savings Bank: C. V. Sellers, Colerain—Peoples Bank and Trust Co. : L. President ; M. W. Cashier. McPherson, D. Perry, President: W. M. Sitterson, Cashier. — J. Burnsville Citizens Bank of Yancey: W. Coleridge—Bank of Coleridge: C. A. Hay- Higgins. President; J. M. Lyon, Cashier. worth. President; H. C. Parks, Cashier. Burnsville—Peoples Bank: A. G. Wilson, Columbia—Merchants and Farmers Bank: D. President; Wm. I. Parnell, Cashier. O. Newberry, President; H. A. Hearne, Calypso—Citizens Bank (branch of Citizens Cashier. Bank of Mount Olive) : Thos. E. Cooper, Columbia—Tyrrell County Bank: W. W. President; Robert L. Cox, Cashier. Sawyer. President; S. S. Woodley, Cashier. Cameron—Page Trust Co. (branch of Page Columbus—Polk County Bank and Trust Co.:

Trust Co., of Aberdeen) : J. B. Page, Presi- E. W. S. Cobb, President; F. W. Blanton, dent; J. D. McLean, Cashier. Cashier. Candor—Bank of Candor: D. C. Ewing, Pres- Concord—Cabarrus Savings Bank: H. I.

ident; A. A. Maness, Cashier. Woodhouse, President ; C. W. Swink, Cashier. Canton—Bank of Canton: T. J. Cathey, Presi- Concord—Citizens Bank and Trust Co. : C. dent; W.—R. Palmer, Cashier. B. Wagoner, President; A. F. Goodman, Cash- Canton Champion Bank and Trust Co. : W. ier. BANKS AND HANKERS S.I

Conetoe—Bank of Conetoe: H. C. Bridgers. Elk Park—Citizens Bank a P Brlnkley, President; J. B. Warren, Cashier. President; \V. E. Thomp nr. Connelly Springs—Peoples Bank: D. W. Ellenboro—Bank of Ellenboro: D. B. Harrlll. Alexander, President; J. G. Aiken, Cashier. President; E. E. Harrlll. Cashier Conover—Citizens Bank: John A, Isenhower. Ellerbe—Bank of Ellerbe: J. R. Wall, I President; A. L. Shuford, Cashier. cent; Prince O'Brien. Cashier. It Conway—Bank of Conway: W. T. Bridgers, Ellerbe—Bennett Bank and Trust Co : .1 President; L. W. Flythe, Cashier. Bennett, President; J, R. Bennett, Jr.. Cashier. Cooleeraee—Bank of Cooleemee: J. B. Mason. Elm City—Elm City Bank: John L. Bailey, President; J. H. L. Rice, Cashier. President: K. B. Bailey, Cashier. Cornelius—Bank of Cornelius: F. C. Sherrill. Elm City—Tolsnot Hanking Co.: W M President; J. T. Beard. Cashier. Wells, President; James W. Hays, Cashier. Council—Bank of Council: H. M. McAllister, Elon College—Elon Banking and Trust President; J. A. Pickett, Cashier. W. P. Lawrence, President; C. I. Dmstead, Creswell—Bank of Creswell: J. M. Ambrose, Cashier. Fresident; D. B. Woodley, Cashier. Enfield—Bank of Enfield: Ivey Watson, Creswell—Peoples Bank: H. G. Walker, Presi- ident; \V. R. Garnett. Cashier. dent; J. C. Gatlin. Cashier. Enfield—Commercial and Farmers Bank: P. Dallas—Bank of Dallas: S. N. Boyce, Presi- 0. Petway, President; F. C. Patterson. Cash- dent; Li. M. Hoffman, Jr., Cashier. ier. Danbury—Bank of Stokes County: J. W. Neal, Engleliard—Englehard Banking and Trust II....; .r President; N. E. Pepper, Cashier Co.: J.. H. Jarvis, President; W. M Danbury—Citizens Bank: J. Spot Taylor, Jr., Cashier. President; M. O. Jones, Cashier. Eure—Farmers Bank of Eure: R. B. HIM. Davidson—Bank of Davidson: John L. Douglas. President; M. D. Harrell, Cashier. President; W. H. Thompson, Cashier. Everetts—Planters and Merchants Hank: V. Denver—Farmers and Merchants Bank (branch K. Taylor, President: V. Q. Taylor. Cashier

It . of Farmers and Merchants Bank, Stanley) : M. Fair Bluff—Bank of Fair Bluff: J. F. C. Hunter, President; J. M. Bernhardt. Cash- President: .1. E. Dick. Cashier ier. Fair Bluff—Farmers and Merchants Bank: Dover—Bank of Dover: Geo. W. Hardwicke, 1. B. Tucker. President; R. C. Tucker. Cash- President; Ary Freeman, Cashier. ier. Dobson—Surry County Loan and Trust Co. Faison—Bank of Faison: C. S. Hines, Presi- (branch Surry County Loan and Trust Co., Mt. dent; M. McD. Williams, Cashier. Farmville—Bank of Farmville: B. L. D Airy ) . Draper—Bank of Draper: T. B. Hundley, President; D. E. Oglesby. Cashier. J. T. Thome. President: B. E. Ivie, Cashier. Farmville—Citizens Bank: Duke—Bank of Harnett: B. N. Duke. Presi- President; W. R. Willis. Cashier. and Trust dent; S. J. Clark, Jr., Cashier. Fayetteville—Cumberland Savings Dunn—Commercial Bank: E. P. Davis, Presi- Co.: F. H. Stedman, President; Albert Stewart, dent; J. D. Davis, Cashier. Cashier. —Farmers and Merchants I Dunn— State Bank and Trust Co. : T. V. Fayetteville M 1' B Smith, Sr., President: E. T. Draper, Cashier. Iheo. E. Owen, President; Durham—Durham Loan and Trust Co. : John Cashier. — Hank and Tl I Sprunt Hill, President; H. W. Boring, Fayetteville Lafayette Paul Stewart. Cashier. John R. Tolar, Jr., President; Durham—Fidelity Bank: J. F. Wiley, Presi- Cashier. of Fletcher: W. H. Sumn r H. O. Clark, Cashier. Fletcher—Bank dent; Fletcher. Cashier. Durham—Home Savings Bank: John Sprunt President: R W Forest CItv—Farmers Bank and Trust Co.: Hill. President; T. C. Worth, Cashier. President; B II I Durham—Mechanics and Farmers Bank: C. B. B. Doggett, ier. C. President; W. H. Wilson. Spaulding, Fountain—Bank of Fountain: II I Cashier. President; W. R. Graham. Cashier. Bank: W. P. Clements, Durham—Merchants Pour Oaks—Bank of Four oaks: J. 11 Cashier. President; D. C. Barbee, I' Ca tin President : W, Lambe, W. .1 East B"nd—Yadkin Valley Bank: H Franklin—Bank i I anklin: S A. E. Harrell, Cashier. Speas, President; President ; Hen Crawford. Cashier, East Durham—Peoples Tank: Y. E. Smith: Franklin Citizens Bank: D. W, P.lalne. Piesident: H. C. Barbee, Cashier. Fresident; John CM hier • atham. East Spencer—Peoples Bank of East Spencei Franklinton- -Clti Bai k: E ] Chi C. H. Leonard, President; S. E. McNeely, President; George I.

and I Cashier. Franklinton—Commercial Bank

\ .11)1:. Q C i I Edenton—Bank of Edenton: Julien Wood. A. H Presidei President; D. M. Warren, Cashier. ier

. 1'rankliim I niklinville— P.nnlc of Edenton—Citizens Bank: TI. C. PriVOtt, T B I hler Parks President ; Charles President; Charles H. Wood, Cashier. ' Fremont Banl ' T Bank of Efland: John L. I Efland— . I Cavliicr

President; Roberts Riley, Cashier. - . i , Bi "t mont—Plantei Albemarle Bank: E I.. 1 1 Elizabeth City— i it Benton, President fler. President; W. H. Holland, Cashier Fuquaj Sprit Carolina Banking and i Elizabeth City— Johnson, President; G B Whltti <:. P Co.: In-. A. L, Pendleton, President; Garland Bank Qarli hi Hood, Cashier. Clinton L \ Bolhuni Prt ; H Bank and Tim i Co Elizabeth City— Savings i Cashier II. Q. Kramer. nmi Trust Co n ii. i P. H. Williams, President; i bi Gari r Banking 1 Tall p : C" j J* D Rand Pn Ident W B B Elizaiiethtown—Bank of Elizabethtown: J Mi rchai . i Clark, President; Ralph Boring, Cashier. John B Collier, President; u H B Elkin—Farmers and Mercahnts Bank: I M

< ! In Simmons, President; H B Messlck, a . -.! V I - p Elkin—Bank of Elkin—W. J. Byerly, Pre

i dent; J. H. Beeson, Cashier. BANKS AND BANKERS

Gastonia—Peoples Bank: S. N. Boyce, Presi- John D. Cooper, Jr., President; R. B. Crow- dert; Thos. J. Brawley, Cashier. dur. Cashier. dates—Citizens Bank: G. D. Presi- — Gatling, Hendersonville First Bank and Trust Co. : dent: E. L. Rawles, Cashier. R. C. Clarke, President; J. Mack Rhodes, Gatesville—Bank of Gates: W. T. Cross. Cashier. President; Lycurgus Hofier, Cashier. Ii mlersonville—Henderson County Bank: S. Gatesville—Planters Savings Bank: R. M. H. Hudgins, President; Thomas J. Hayder, Riddiek, Jr., President; Charles M. Early. Cashier. Cashier. Hertford—Hertford Banking Co. : T. S. Germanton—Bank of Stokes County (branch White. President; L. W. Norman, Cashier. Bank of Stokes : J. W. Neal, County, Danbury) Hickory—Consolidated Trust Co. : \Y. B. President; J. C. Carson, Cashier. Councill, President; L, F. Abernethy, Cashier. Gibson—Bank of Gibson: N. T. Fletcher. — Hickory First Security Trust Co. : J. D. President; N. T. Fletcher, Jr., Cashier. Elliott. President; E. N. Carr. Treas. Gibson— Carolina State Bank: M. W. Adams, Hiddenite—Bank of Hiddenite: E. L. Alex- President; F. D. Gibson, Cashier. ander, President; J. R. Thomas, Cashier. — Gibsonville: J. L. Gibsonville Bank of Ker- II it'll Point—Atlantic Bank and Trust Co.: nodle, President; J. W. Boring, Cashier. (branch Atlantic Bank and Trust Co., Greens- Goldsboro—Farmers Loan and Trust Co. : K. boro. ) H. Howell H, Edwards. President; A. High Point—High Point Savings and Trust Cashier. Co. : J. Elwood Cox, President ; E. L. Ragan, Goldsboro—Goldsboro Savines and Trust Co. : Cashier. G. A. President Thos. H. Norwood, ; Norwood, High Point—Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. Cashier. (branch of Wachovia Loan and Trust Co., Goldsboro—Peoples Bank and Trust Co. : Winston) : W. C. Idol, Cashier. \V. James Kyle, President; George Crone, Hillsboro—Bank of Orange: J. S. Spurgeon, Cashier. — President; P. C. Collins, Cashier. Goldston Bank of Goldston: Hugh Womble. Hillsboro—Farmers and Merchants Bank: J. T. W. Cashier. President;— Goldston, R. Kenion. President; S. A. Johnson, Cashier Graham Citizens Bank: \V. J. Nicks, Presi- Hobbsville—Bank of Hobbsville: C. B. Hath- dent; J. S. Cook, Cashier. away. President; W. M. Hollowell, Cashier. Granite Falls— Bank of Granite: D. H. War- Bank of B. F. Shelton, ' Hobgood— Hobgood: lick,' President ; R. M. Yount, Cashier. President; A. G. Bowden, Cashier. Granite Quarry—Farmers and Merchants Hollister—Bank of Hollister: A. B. Schlich- Bank: J. H. A. Lyerly, President; J. E. ter. President; O. M. Schlichter, Cashier. Fisher, Cashier. Holly Springs—Bank of Holly Springs: H. W.

Greensboro—Atlantic Bank Trust Co. : and Norris, President ; W. A. Segraves, Cashier. Julius \V. Cone, President; John W. Simpson, Hookerton—Bank of Hookerton: H. C. Brid- Cashier. gers, President; R. A. McCauley, Cashier. Greensboro—Farmers and Mechanics Bank Hot Springs—Citizens Bank (branch Citizens and Trust Co.: J. P. Sanders, President; R. Bank of Marshall). M. Middleton, Cashier. Huntersville—Bank of Huntersville: J. R. Greensboro—Greensboro Bank and Trust Co. : McCurdy. President; H. J. McCorkle, Cashier. J. E. — W. Fry, —President; W. Allen, Cashier. Jackson Bank of Northampton: H. W. Lewis, Greensboro Textile Bank: Julius W. Cone, President ; Wilson B. Pugh. Cashier. Ptesident; J. H. Cole, Cashier. Jackson Springs—Bank of Jackson Springs- Greenville—Farmers Bank: R. R. Fleming. Ira A. Stuart, President; J. Guy Stuart, President; Paul L. Clodfelter, Cashier. Cashier. Greenville—Greenville Banking and Trust Co. : Jacksonville—Bank of Onslow: J. W. Burton, E. G. Flanagan, President; W. H. Woolard. President: George H. Bender, Cashier. Cashier. Jamesville—Bank of Jamesville: J. E. Smith- Grifton—Bank of Grifton: L. J. Chapman, wick, President; M. C. Jackson, Cashier. G. T. President; Gardner. Cashier. Jefferson—Bank of Ashe: W. H. Worth, Pres- Grimesland—Bank of Grimesland: J. C. Gal- ident; W. E. Johnson, Cashier. loway, President; J. H. Brooks, Cashier. Jonesboro—Banking. Loan and Trust Co. Grover—Bank of Grover: D. J. Keiter, Presi- (Branch Banking, Loan and Trust Co., San- dent: J. B. Ellis, Cashier. ford) . Gulf—Citizens Bank and Trust Co. (branch —Cabarrus Savings Bank (branch): Citizens Bank and Trust Co., Siler City). Kannapolis Halifax—Bank of Halifax: Quentin Gregory, L. F. Davis. Cashier. President; F. H. Gregory, Cashier. Keiford—Bank of Kelford: W. P. Harrell, Hamilton—Bank of Hamilton: R. \V. Sals- President; A. C. Smith, Cashier. — of Kenansville: W. B. bury, President ; F. L. Haislip, Cashier. Kenansville Bank Hamlet—Bank of Hamlet: F. M. Rose, Presi- Murray, President; E. J. Dail, Cashier. dent; David Easterlin, Cashier. Kenly—Bank of Kenly: G. W. Watson, Pres- Hamlet—Page Trust Co. (branch Page Trust ident; E. V. Neighbors. Cashier. Co., Aberdeen): J. R. Page, President; Frank Kenly—Farmers Bank: H. F. Edgerton. R. Page, Cashier. President: J. M. Woolard, Jr., Cashier. Harmony—Harmony Banking and Trust Co. : Kernersville—Bank of Kernersville: W. H. F. B. Gaither, President; L. R. Harkey Mendenhall. President; G. V. Fulp. Cashier. Cashier. King—Bank of King: V. T. Grabs. Presi- Harrellsville—Bank of Harrellsville : J. A. dent; T. S. Petree, Cashier. Powel. President; E. D. Callis, Cashier. King—Farmers and Merchants Bank: J. L. Haw River—Bank of Haw River: S. A. Vest, President; John R. Leak, Cashier. President; J. A. Long, Cashier. Christian, — Trust Hayesville—Clay County Bank: J. A. Cham- Kings Mountain Peoples Loan and bers, President; G. H. Haigler. Cashier. Co.: J. O. Plonk, President; M. E. Herndon. Hemp—Bank of Hemp (branch Bank of Pine- Cashier. hurst). Kinston—Caswell Banking and Trust Co. : W. D. T. W. Heath. Cashier. Henderson—Carolina Bank and Trust Co. : LaRoque. President: — Merchants Bank: C. F. J. H. Brodie, President : R. C. Gary, Cashier. Kinston Farmers and

Henderson—Citizens Bank and Trust Co. : Harvey, President ; L. J. Mewborne, Cashier. J. B. Owen, President; W. A. Hunt, Cashier. Kinston—Peoples Bank: T. B. Holloway. Henderson—Farmers and Merchants Bank: President: J. G. Banton. Cashier. BANKS AM> BANKERS

Knightdale—Bank of Wendell, (branch (it Marshall— rank ol French Broad J J rank of Wendell.) mon. President . W. B. Ran i

LaGrange—LaGrange Bank and Trust Co. : Marshal] l Ba k B ft. T

E. R. Burke, Cashier. President; A. W Whitehui l bier LaGrange—Rouse Banking Co.: N. J. Rouse, Mars Hill—Bank ol Mai Bill; N. W v

I, /. I rresident; T. R. Rouse, Cashier. derson. President . der. Landis—Merchants and Farmers Bank: O. Marshville—Bank ol Mai lie: J. II. Lei L. Linn, President; D. C. Linn, Cashier. President: B. C. Parker. Cashier. Lansing—Bank of Lansing: R. H. Jaines, Marshville—Mutual Bank and Tru^i Co II President: P. C. Segraves, Cashier. C. Newsom, President; E. II. U Met Lattimore—Farmers Bank and Trust Co. Matthews— Bank of Matthews: N B. Cochran, (branch Farmers Bank and Trust Co., Forest President; L. E. Funderburk, Cashier.

City): J. F. Alexander, President; J. H. Maxton—Bank of Maxton : T. O I Thomas. Cashier. President; Lacy Williams. Ca^l Laurel Hill—Bank of Laurel Hill: J. D. Maxton—Bank of Robeson: J. P. Wiggins, McDonald, President; R. M. Calhoun, Cashier. President; J. Lacy McLean, Cashier — of J. 0. Laurinburg— Scotland County Savings Bank : Mayodan Bank Mayodan: Bag A. L. James, President; Hinton James, Cashier. President; M. P. Black, Cashier. Laurinburg—State Bank: John F. McNair, Maysville— Maysville Banking and Tru-' I President; W. H. Cooper, Cashier. T. A. Green, President; George E. W Cashier. Leaksville—Leaksville Bank and Trust Co. : \V P. H. Gwynn, President; B. E. Ive, Cashier. Mebane— Commercial and Farmers Bank: Leaksville—Peoples Bank: S. L. Martin. A. Murray. President; S. G. Morgan. Cashier. President; A. E. Millner, Cashier. Micro- -Citizens Bank: ('. A. Fitzgerald. Leggett—Bank of Leggett: Theo. Fountain. President; H. M. Fitzgerald. Cashier. i — : A President; Mabel Straugnan, Cashier. Middlesex Middlesex Banking Co Leggett—Farmers Banking and Trust Co. Manning, President; W. K. Ballentine. I (branch Farmers Banking and Trust Co.. Tar- ier. Midland—Bank of Midland: lv .1 Harts i boro) . Leicester—rank of Leicester: J. T. Davis, President; M. W. Harriss, Cashier. President; Loans E. Allman, Cashier. Moeksville—Bank of Dave E I. '.aither. J. F. Cashier Lenoir—Bank of L?noir: J. H. Beall. Presi- President ; Moore. — ' dent; A. G. Foard, Cashier. Moncure Banking. Loan and Trust Lewiston—Bank of Lewiston: W. Mitchell. (branch Banking. Loan and Trust I .1 K President: H. B. Paschal, Cashier. ford): R. E. Carrington, President ; Lexington—Bank of Lexington: G. W. Mont- Barnes, Cashier. castle. President; Charles D. Hunt, Cashier. Monroe—Bank of Onion: W. S. Blaki Lexington—Commercial and Savings Bank: President; R. G. Laney, Cashier. J. W. McCrary, President; James Adderton, Monroe—Farmers and Merchants Bank: M Cashier. K. Lee, President: ft A Morrow, Jr., I Liberty—Bank of Liberty: G. A. Foster, Monroe—Monroe Bank and Trust Co.: K B. President; B. M. Brovver, Cashier. Redwine, President: II. B Clark. Cash! Lilesville—Bank of Lilesville: J. F. Alex- Mooresboro—Bank of Moori I U ander, President; B. R. Wall, Cashier. Champion, President; Y. L. McCardweU, I Lillington—Bank of Lillington: D. H. Senter, ier. T. Cashier. — rs Bank: President ; H. Spears, Mooresville Merchants and Farm Lillington—Harnett County Trust Co.: B. P E. W. Brawley, President; B. 0. Miller I Gentry, President; W. L. Sutton. Cashier. ier. Littleton—Bank of Littleton: H. F. Bonney, Morehcad City—Bank of Morehead City: J. B. President; H. F. Bonney, Cashier. Morton. President: H. G. Guthrie. Cashier. Littleton—Planters Bank: T. J. Miles. Pres- Morehead City Marine Bank S \ Chalk. M. J. Cashier. ident; Grant, I President : E A louncll, Cashier. Louisburg—Farmers and Merchants Bank: C. Morganton—Bank of Morganton: C J Cashier. P. Harris, President; M. S. Clifton. cer, President: W. E. Walton. Cashier Lowell—Bank of Lowell: S. M. Robinson, Morven—Bank of Morven: li. V. llai President; T. P. Rankin, Cashier. President: M. I* Ham. Cashier. N \. •' Lucama—I^ucama Bank: .Tas. H. Newsom. Mount Airy- -Bank of Mount President; S. E. High, Cashier. Byerly. President; F P. Bpargei I County Loan and TTUSI Lumberton—Planters Bank and Trust Co. : N. Mount Airs Surry Pr. W. i. - A. Thompson, President: K. M. Barnes. Cash- C, : W. F. Carter. ildent; ier. Cashier. Mount Gilead— Bank of M '.Head \ McDonalds—Bank of McDonalds: II. M. Mc- McAulay, President; W. B. Cochran. Cashier. Allister. President; G. W. Covington. Cashier. Mount Holly Central Bank and I Bank of McFarlan: W. J. Mc- McFarlan— \ b Kendrick, President; B <) McGrM President; J. V. Webb, Cashier. Lendon, Cashier. Fanners Bank: » Macclesfield—Merchants and Mount Hollv- Mount Holb B inl " L. E. Ca niel J S. Howard. President; Walston, J. A. ( Rhyne President ; Bank of Macon: .1. M. Coleman, h m Macon— Moun »i Citizens Bann: Cashier. President: J. S. Nowell, President; A M Coi k 11. Moore, J. > '' l!nnK Madison—Bank of Madison: Mount Olive Parmi i

Cashier. J I President; J. O. Ragsdale, s. I. Warren, Pn Ident . J Wh Madison—Farmers Bank and Trust. Co Cashier. J. C. Thompson, l,ank James M. Vaughn, President; Mount Plea ant I

. I Cashier l .ikiilil S.r. l''. v\ w Magnolia—Bank of Magnolia: John Croom, Moyock Bank of Currituck Bi t President; L. D. Bail, Cashier Pi | W. W

> C Birn* Maiden—Maiden Bank: IV M. Spruit. Jr., Murfree oro I i" C ishier President: G. E. Mauney, Cashiei i re Idi P k. McQlol ' >' ' I \i of Bank of Manteo: R. C. | Bank Murphj Manteo— c.i nier i. ni l. i: li President; R. B. Etheridge, Cashier. Pi Baj i u It « Dai i ki B Marion—Merchants and Farmers Bank U Murphj Chei 31 . 1 B Blanton. President; Norman D. Avers, Ca hie] Pn Ident 58 BANKS AND HANKERS

Nashville—Bank of Nashville: B. J. Downey. Pittsboro—Farmers Bank : T. M. Bland. President; N. B. Dozier. Cashier. President; C. A. Poole, Cashier. New Bern—Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Plymouth—United Commercial Bank: W. R. Co.: T. A. Uzzell, President: W. H. Hender- Hampton, President; W. R. Cox, Cashier. son, Cashier. Polkton—Bank of Polkton: L. S. Covington, New Bern—New Bern Banking and Trust President: R. F. Covington, Cashier. J. E. Co.: O. W. Lane, President; W. R. Boss, Potecasi—Bank of Potecasi ; Draper, Cashier. President: Grady E. Parker, Cashier. New Bern—Peoples Bank: T. A. Uzzell, Pres- Powellsville—Powellsville Bank (branch Banu Presi- ident; E C. Rea, Cashier. of Ahoskie, Ahoskie): C. C. Hoggard. Newland—Avery County Bank: C. B. Von- dent; J. O. Carter, Acting Cashier. A. canon, President; E. C. Guy, Cashier. Princeton—Merchants and Farmers Bank: New London—Peoples Bank and Trust Co., F. Holt, President; George F. Woodard, Cash- (branch Peoples Bank and Trust Co., Rich- ier. W. R. field). Proctorville—Bank of Proctorville: Newport—Bank of Newport: C. R. Wheatly. Surles. President; I. P. Graham. Cashier. President; L R. Garner. Cashier. Raeford—Page Trust Co.: (branch of Page Newton—Farmers and Merchants Bank: J. H. Trust Co., Aberdeen). Yount. President; G. C. Little, Cashier. Raeford—Bank of Raeford: J. W. McLauchlin. Norlina—Bank of Warren (branch). President; R. B. Lewis, Jr., Cashier. North Charlotte—Bank of North Charlotte: Raleigh—Mechanics Savings Bank: W. B. Walters Cash- J. O. Simmons, President ; J. N. Hawthorne, Drake, Jr., President; Durham, Cashier. ier. North Wilkesboro—Bank of North Wilkes- Raleigh—Mechanics and Farmers Bank: C. boro: J. E. Finley, President; R. W. Uwyn C. Spaulding, President: W. H. Wilson, Cashier. Cashier. (Colored Bank opened Jan. 6, 1923) North Wilkesboro—Deposit and Savings Raleigh—Raleigh Banking and Trust Co. : Bank: R. L. Doughton, President; A. W. W. B. Drake, Jr.. President; Miss Bertha Horton, Assistant Cashier. ; L. Hellen, Asst. Cashier. Norwood—Bank of Norwood: T. A. Hath- Raleigh—Raleigh Savings Bank and Trust Reul : W. cock. President; C. P. Crawley, Cashier. Co. : Joseph G. Brown. President Oakboro—Bank of Oakboro: A. C. Heath. Martin. Cashier; F. B. Brown, Asst.C Cashier. President; F. W. Biggers, Cashier. Raleigh—Wachovia Bank and Trust Co.: Oak City—Bank of Oak City: H. S. Everett, (branch of Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. ) : President: B. M. Worsley. Cashier. Gilbert T. Stephenson, Vice-President; Thomas Old Fort—Bank of Old Fort: J. S. Bradloy. H. Haskins, Cashier. President; F. M. Bradley, Cashier. Wake County Savings Bank: T. H. — Bank Raleigh— Oriental Bank of Pamlico (branch Briggs. President; W. W. Vass, Cashier; : W. J. President; of Pamlico, Bayboro) Swan, Wm. P. Little, Asst. Cashier. John S. Weskett, Cashier. Raleigh—The Morris Plan Industrial Bank: Oteen—Biltmore-Oteen Bank, (branch Bilt- L A. Mahler, President: J. E. MacDougall, Biltmore) : J. G. Stike- more-Oteen Bank. Cashier. leather. Thomas C. Harrell. President; Ramseur—Bank of Ramseur: I. F. Craven, Cashier. President: E. B. Leonard, Cashier. — Trust : Oxford Oxford Savings Bank and Co. Randleman—Peoples Bank: T. F. Wrenn. Cash- H. G. Cooper, President: W. T. Yancey, President; A. B. Beasley, Castiier. ier. Red Springs—Bank of rtecr wui^s: A. B. Oxford—Union Bank and Trust Co. : J. S Pearsad. President; J. S. Jones, Cashier. King. President; J. P. Harris, Cashier. Red Springs—Carolina Bank and Trust Co.: Parkton—Bank of Parkton: J. G. Hughes, J. A. McPhail. President; John H. McKay, President; E. B. Daniel, Cashier. Cashier. Parmcle— Parmele Tanking and Trust Co : Reidsvill"—Bank of Reidsville: J. F. Watling- N. O. VanNorthwick. President; F. S. Powell. ton. President: W. A. Trotter. Cashier. Cashier. Reidsville—Citizens Bank: R. L. Watt. — of Peachland: L. C. Peachland Bank President : Eugene Irvin. Cashier. Broom-. President; W. B. Phifer. Cashier. Richfield—Peoples Bank and Trust Co. : Pembroke—Bank of Pembroke: R. H. Liver- Mrs. Belle Ritchie, President; W. H. White, more, President; E. M. Paul. Cashier. Cashier. Pikeville—Bank of Pikeville: N. B. Berger, Riehlands— Citizens Bank: W. B. Venters. President: A. Hosea. Cashier. President: R. D. Thompson. Cashier. Pilot Mountain—Bank of Pilot Mountain: Rich Square—Bank of Rich Square: J. T. I. M. Gordon. McK. R. Smith, President; Bolton. President; R. K. Grant, Cashier. Cashier. Robersonville—Bank of Robersonville: J. H. Pilot Mountain—Farmers Bank: W. J. Byer- Robertson, Jr., President; D. R. Everett. Cashier. ly, President; W. M. Matthews, Cashier. — Pinehurst: J. R. Pinehurst Bank of McQueen. Robersonville—Farmers Banking and Trust President ; F. W. VonCannon, Cashier. President : J. N. — Co. : Samuel T. Everett, Pine Level Bank of Pine Level: D. B. Oliver, Coleman. Cashier. President; E. S. Jones. Cashier. Rockingham—Bank of Pee Dee: W. L. Par- — Banking Co.: H. C. Pinetops Pinetops sons, President: H. C. Parsons, Cashier. L. Cashier. Bridgers, President: W. Lane, Bockingham—Bank of Rockingham: M. W. Pinetops—Planters Bank: W. L. Dunn, Presi- McRae. President: B. F. Reynolds, Cashier. dent; Harry Fagan, Cashier. Rockingham—Farmers BanK: R. L. Steele. Pinetown—Bank of Pinetown: A. M. Dumay, President; L S. Covington, Cashier. President: B. L. Rives. Cashier. Rockingham—Richmond County Savings Bann: Pink Hill—Pink Hill Bank and Trust Co.: W. L. Parsons, President; W. L. Scales, Casn- L P. Tyndall, President; Cecil L Everette, ier. Cashier. Rockwell—Bank of Rockwell: J. W. Peeler, — Cashier. Pinnacle Bank of Pinnacle— .T. L. Christian. President: B. A. Fisher, President; R. R. nouck. Cashier. Rockv Mount—Farmers and Merchants Bank: Pittsboro—Bank of Pittsboro: A. H. London. T. T. Thorne, President; Paul R. Capelle, President; James L. Griffin, Cashier. Cashier. BANKS AND BANKERS

Rocky Mount—Rocky Mount Savings and Smithfleld— Farmers Bank Trust Co.: T. H. Tattle, President; F. P. R. C. C.illett. President; R. L. Fitzgerald. Spruill, Cashier. Cashier. Roseboro—Bank of Rosehoro: J. W. \ate- Snow Hill—Snow Mill Banking C. D. DuBose, Cashier. president; — Co.: G. A. Norn I. President; C. L. Rosehoro Coharie Bank of Koseboro: Troj Blount. Cashier B. Cashier. I. Herring. President; C. Tyson, Siler City— Citizens Pank and Tl Rose Hill—Bank of Rose Hill: J. C. Wil- C. B. Fitz. Acting Pi t; J. Q. f iwi-U. J. A. Bannerman. Cashier. liams, President; Cashier. —Citizens Bank and Trust Co. : .lolm Rosemary Southern Pines— Citizens Bank and L. Patterson, President: F. L. Nash, Cashier. Robert N. Page. President; M. O. Rlggan. Rosemary—Rosemary Banking and Trust Co. : Cashier. G. L. Hayes, Jr., President; H. H. King. Bank of Southport: Thoa. B Cashier. Southport— President: G. H. Ruark, Cl Rowland—Bank of Rowland: B. Allen Edens, Cooper. Bank of Sparta: R. A. Don, President; E. B. Ward. Cashier. Sparta— Rowland—Merchants and Farmers Bank: W. President; T. J. Carson. Cashier. Speed—Farmers Banking and Trust Co L. President; James E. McCallum, Buck, (branch Farmers Banking and Trust Co.. Tar- Cashier. boro). — of Roxboro: T. E. Austin, Roxboro Bank Sp n ncer—Bank of Spencer: J. K. D President; W. F. Long, Cashier. President: A. M. Suggs, Cashier. — Bank: J. A. Long. Roxboro Peoples Spindale— Citizens Pank unci Trust President; D. S. Brooks, Cashier. (branch Citizens Bank and Trust Co.. Bl Roxobel—Bank of Roxobel: Almon Capenart. fordton): C. L. Miller, President: F. P. Free- President; W. J. Capehart, Cashier. man, Cashier. Roxobel—Roanoke-Chowan Pank: John Hi. Sprav—Bank of Spray (branch Bank of Peele. President; S. J. Fore. Cashier. Leaksville). Rural Hall—Commercial ana Farmers KanK- Sprav—Imperial Trust and Savings Co : R S. S. Flynt, President; E. E. Shore, Cashier. E Wall. Presid-nt: James T. Smith. Cashier Rural Hall—Rural Hall Bank and Trust Co.: Spring Hope—Citizens Bank: N. B. Finch. E. L. Riser, President; O. M. Kiser, Cashier. President: J. J. Pitts. Cashier. Rutherfordton—Citizens Bank and Trust Co. : Spruce Pine—Bank of Spruce Pine: C. A. Collett L. Miller, President; M. H. Jones, Peterson. President: J. L TTollirlcld. C« Cashier. Stanfleld—Bank of Stantield: A. P. Harrn. Rutherfordton—Commercial Bank of Ruther- President; M. E H"rrin. Cashier. fordton: S. B. Tanner, President; T. F. Oates. Stanley—Farmers and Merchants Bank: M Cashier. A Carpenter. President: Fred Rlivne Cashier St. Pauls—Bank of St. Pauls: L. Mclnms. Stantonsbnrg—Planters Ban*;: L. C. Pard n. President; J. C. Lentz, Cashier. President: B H Davis. Cashier. Salemburp—Bank of tsalemmirg: C. S. Royal, Star—Bank of Star: J. B. Shamburger. Pres- President; R. P. Spell, Cashier. ident: W. Farlow. Cashier. Farmers ^ank: Salisbury—Davis & Wiley Bank: O. D. Statesville—Merchants and J. A. TCnox. Cashier. Davis, President; J. M. McCorkle, Cashier. C S Tomlin. President; Savings Bank: Salisbury—Salisbury Bank and Trust Co. : Statesville—Peoples Loan and W. E. McWhirter, President; W. C. Sifferd. O. L. Turner, Cashier. Presi- Cashier. Stem—Bank of Stem: 1 IT r.ooch. Salisbury—Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. dent- i", v. Wbodllef Cashier. (branch Wachovia Loan and Trust Co.. Wins- Stokes—Planters Bank- J B. Conitlctnn. Peel. Cn : Cashier. President: Gilbert ton) W. F. Snider. Hank: P Saluda—Bank of Saluda: H. P. Corwith. Stokesdale— Stnkc^Iale Commercial A. B Brav. Cashier. President; P. H. Bailey, cashier. IT Simpson, President: B T. Stone. Saluda— Carolina State Bank: D. C. Barrow, Stonevllle Bank of Stonevllle: President: C, K. Nolen. Cashier. President : H. B. Lane. Cashier. \i Bank Sanford—Page Trust Co.: (branch Page Stonevllle Farmer rchants Preside, t; D B •i-,„ i L fl Matthi ws. Trust Company, Aberdeen) : J. R. Page, Co President; E. R. Buchanan, Cashier ii, abeck, Cashier. of Point: A i Sanford—banking. Loan, and Trust Co. : K. Stony Point—Bank Stony A \v White, Cashier E. Carrington, President; J. W. Cunningham. \\ :i „ pre dent; Cashier Stovall—Bank of Stoi Sanford—Peoples Bank: F. R. Snipes. Presi- President; A G Lewis, Casl Cashier. R '" " dent; H. C. Newbold. Snmmerfleld , Scotland Neck—Planters and Commercial Simn Pn lent; Bowa R. J. B ' " : "" Bank: Claude Kitchin, President; Sui I Jarvis. Cashier. Idenl W. ii Ci imj I Scotland Neck— Scotland1 Neck Bank: ,, .1 i' Wil Cashier. gylva—Jackson C ' Harrii, Harris. 11. i, I Seaboard—Farmers Bank: R. P , \i D. G B President:' Elmo Crocker. Cashier. Sylva Tti ka Bank: '

I bier Seaerov<—Bank of Seagrove: Frank Auman. p ink or C. Harris. Cashier. , President: A. i- ;l Presl Selma—Peoples Bank- L. D. Debnam, Whiteville, Whltei ' u Cashier. , M. R. Wall, I I M dent; I i r SI, nil " '' " r"' Severn—Bank of Severn: J. B. \t Garrell President: M. L. Martin. Cashier Co.: G T ' Sharpsburg—Sharpshurg Banking C. A. 3 President; Dawes. President; George W. Dawi Cashlei \ and Trual Co Wm Hie Banl I Shelby- Cleveland Bank •• I

i II K J. Lattlmore, C T T M, iberger President; J.

'' i i M i Bl ' v i nlon Tin. Co C Shell, '

, Cashier. i i- I President; Forest Eskrldge. " ^ TlllelV B Siler City- Chatham Bank: .1. C G Pn Ident; W 3 v President: J. J. Jenkins, Cashier. 60 BANKS AND BANKERS

Todd—Bank of Todd: C. M. Blackburn, Whiteville—Bank of Whiteville: J. D. Maults- President; W. L. Davis, Cashier. by President; J. A. Maultsby, Jr., Cashier. Townsville—Bank of Townsvtrte: J. J. White, Wilkesboro—Bank of Wilkes: Clem Wrenn, President; F. A. Munn, Cashier. President; ('. P.. Shullenberger, Cashier. Trenton—Bank of Jones: .T. A. Lowry, Presi- Williamston—Farmers and Merchants Bank: J. D. Cash- dent ; F. W. Foscue, Cashier. J. D. Biggs, President; Woolard, Troutman—Troutman Banking and Trust Co. : ier. J. C. Bookshire, President; H. Brown, Cashier. Williamston—Martin County Savings and Troy—Bank of Montgomery: A. W. E. Capel, Trust Co.: J. G. Godard, President; J. E. President: J. G. Tomlinson. Cashier. Pope. Cashier. —Bank of R. L. Hen- Troy—Troy Bank and Trust Co. : J. C. Wilmington Commerce: Hurley. President: Edgar Haywood, Cashier. ley. President; Robert Strange, Cashier. Tryon—Bank of Tryon: W. T. Lindsey, Wilmington—Citizens BanK and Trust Co. : President; J. B. Hester, Casnier. J. H. James, President; C. J. LeGrand, Cash- ier. Tryon—Peoples Bank and. Trust Co. : G. H. Holmes, President; W. F. Little. Cashier. Wilmington—Home Savings Bank: J. W. Turkey—Bank of Turkey; H. F. Pierce, Yates, President; J. F. Roache, Cashier. 1). — Bank: T .E. Pn sident ; L. Grady, Cashier. Wilmington Liberty Savings Valle Crucis—Valle Crucis Bank: L. D. Cooper. President; J. C. Rourk. Cashier. Lowe, President; L. M. Farthing, Cashier. Wilmington—Peoples Savings Bank: F. W. Vanceboro—Bank of Vanceboro: T. M. Dick, President; J. Holmes Davis, Cashier. Howard. President; W. C. Winslow, Cashier. Wilmington—Wilmington, Savings and Trust

: H. Moore, Varina—Bank of Varina: J. M. Judd, Presi- Co. C. E. Taylor, President ; W. dent; F. W. Kurfees, Cashier. Cashier.

: S. Vass—Bank of Vass: J. A. Keith, President; Wilson—Branch Banking and Trust Co. D. A. McLauchlln, Cashier. G. Mewborn, President; E. W. Staples, Cash- Waco—Peoples Bank: A. W. BlacK, Presi- ier. dent; A. C. Beam, Cashier. Wilson—Citizens Bank: R. G. Briggs, Presi- Wadesboro—Bank of Wadesboro: L. D. dent; W. M. Farmer, Cashier. Robinson, President; Adam Lockhart, Cashier. Wilson—Commercial Barre: S. H. Vick, Pres- — Cashier. Wagram Bank of Wagram: John A. Mc- ident : H. S. Stanback, Kay. President; .1. N. Steele, Cashier. Wilson—Farmers Banking and Trust Co. : Wake Forest—Bank of Wake: R. E. Royall, R. H. Boswell, President; E. H. Anderson, President; T. E. Holding, Cashier. Cashier. Wake. Forest—Citizens Bank: I. 0. Jones. Wilson—Planters rank: W. E. Smith, Presi- President; T. E. Bobbitt. Cashier. dent; George E. Walston, Cashier. Wallace—Bank of Duplin: H. C. McQueen, Wilson—Wilson Trust and Savings Bank: Cashier. President; W. T. Wallace, John F. Bruton, President; E. T. Barnes, Cash- Wallace— Bank Trust Co. : G. Farmers and ier. B. D. President; O. P. Banks, Cashier. Parker, Windsor—Bank of Windsor: Thomas Gilliam, Walnut Cove—Bank of Stokes (branch County President; A. C. Mitchell, Cashier. of Stokes Bank County, B-anbury). Windsor—Citizens Bank: E. S. Askew, Pres- Walnut Cove—Farmers Union Bank and ident; M. B. Gilliam. Cashier. Trust Co.: J. Taylor, President; M. T. Spot —State rank of Wingate: R. A. Cashier. Wingate Chilton. W. A. Chaney, Cashier. Walstonburg—Farmers and Merchants Bank: Morrow, President: —Citizens Bank and Trust Co.: Ray West. President; Carl T. Hicks. Winston-Salem S. Cash- Cashier. J. W. Jones, President; J. Hughson, ier. Warrenton—Bank of Warren: C. N. Williams, Winston-Salem—Farmers Bank and Trust Co. : Jr.. President; G. B. Gregory, Cashier. W. J. Byerly, President; T. J. Byerly, Cashier. Warrenton—Citizens Bank: W. B. Boyd. Farmers Bank and Trust President; R. T. Watson, Cashier. Winston-Salem— Branch): P.. X. Cashier. Warsaw—Bank of Warsaw; H. F. Pierce, (Southside Linville, Trust President; J. K. Powell, Cashier. Winston-Salem—Forsyth Savings and Washington—Bank of Washington: Jonathan Co.: J. S. Hill, President; H. M. Edmondson, Havens, President; Jasse B. Ross, Cashier. Cashier. Trust Washington—Savings and Trust Co. : B. G. Winston-Salem—Merchants Bank and Moss, President; J. B. Sparrow, Cashier. Co.: Thomas Maslin, President; John H. Dyer, Waxhaw—Waxhaw Tanking and Trust Co.: Cashier. C. S. Massoy, President; J. A. Williams, Winston-Salem—Wachovia Pank and Trust Cashier. Co.: F. H. Fries, President; G. B. Whi taker, Waynesville—Citizens Bank and Trust Co. . Cashier. Thos. Stringfield, President; G. N. Henson. Winston- Sal -m—Wacho^-a Bank and Trust Cashier. Co. (Trade Street Branch). Weaverville—Farmers and Traders Bank: I. Winterville—Bank of Winterville: J. E. A Harris, President; D. J. Weaver, Cashier. Greene, President; J. L. Rollins, Cashier. E. Daniel. Weldon—Bank of Weldon: W. Winton—Bank of Winton: D. R. MeGlohon, L. Cashier. President; C. Draper, President; W. A. Sykes, Cashier. Weldon—Weldon Bank and Trust Co.: R. Winton—Merchants and Farmers Bank: W. S. President: W. B. Cashier. Travis, Lawson. P. Shaw. Jr., President; J. P. Mitchell, Cash- of Wend 11—Bank Wendell: R. B. Whitley, ier. M. C. President:— Todd. Cashier. Woodland—Farmers Bank: S. N. Parker, Wendell Farmers and Merchants Bank: M. Fiesident; Irvin T. Blanchard, Cashier. A. Griffin. President; W. A. Scarboro, Cashier. Tadkinville—Bank of Yadkin: W. J. Byerly, — J. O West Durham Bank of West Durham: President: W. A. Hall. Cashier. J. R. Cobb, President; Holloway, Cashier. Yanceyville—Bank of Yaneeyville: R. L. West Durham—Fidelity Bank (branch Fidel- Matchell. President ; S. M. Bason, Cashier. ity Bank, Durham). Youngsville—Bank of Youngsville: J. B. Whitakers—Bank of Whitakers: D. B. Gas- Jerry. President; J. A. Williams, Cashier. kill, President; E. B. Draughan, Acting Zebulon—Bank of Zebulon: R. J. Whitley. Cashier. President; F. E. Bur.n, Cashier. Whiteville—Bank of Columbus: E. F. Powell, Zebulon—Citizens Bank: W. B. Drake. Jr., President; M. T. Moycrs, trashier. President; L. M. Gould. Cashier. p.axks ami f.ankkus

Kings Mountain National Banks Firsl National Bank' w \ <. Mauney, President : w n \i . Albemarle—First National ., Cashier Bank: D. B. Mc- Kinston—First National Bank D r W Curdy, President; II. P. Cashier. Morrow, President : W. B Harvey, Cashier. Asheboro—First National Ramc: J. S. i Lewis, Kinston—National Bank it n President; John M. Neely, Cashier. Taylor, President; J. A. Blzzell, Cashier Asheville—American National Bank: J. E Laurinburg First National Bai I v L

Rankin, President; A. E. Vice-Presi- 'I Rankin, .lames. . hi President ma 1 Gl l ashler

dent and Cashier. ! — '• i " < National Bank: w. J Lenoir Asheville .1. National Bank of Commerce: President; E. F. Allen, Cashier. G. Adams, President; \V. M. Redwood, Vice- Lincolnton—Lincoln Counts National Pres. and Cashier. W. E. Grigg, President; II. E. Grit — - Ayden First National Bank: J. R. Turn Lincolnton—First National Bai :

age. i President; Evan E. Settle, Cashier. Rhyne, President; M. it Cs liier. —First Burlington National Bank of Bur- Louisburg- -Farmers National B 1 M ington: W. \V. Lasley, President; R. W. Allen, President; F. .1 Bi asli ' bier. Malone, Cashier. — — Louisburg First National Bank: \v. II. Charlotte Charlotte National Bank: John M. Ruffin, President; F B McKinne, \ Scott, President; W. H. Twitty, Vice-Presi- dent and Cashier.

\ — dent and Cashier. Lumberton First National Bank: II. M. Charlotte—Commercial National Bank: R. A. McAllister, President; R. McA. NUi Dunn, President; A. T. Summey, Cashier. Lumberton—National Hank of Lumberton: A — W. Charlotte First National Bank: H. M. Mc- .McLean.— President; M. F l Atlen, President; R. C. Johnson, Cashier. Marion First National Bank: .f I, Morgan, — J. Charlotte Merchants and Farmers National President;— E. Neal, Cashier. Bank: W. G. Wilkinson, President; J. A. Mebane First National Bank B P. War Stokes, Cashier. ren. President: George W. Joh Ca-li Charlotte—Union National Bank: H II. Vic- Monroe—First National Bank: J. 11. Lee,

I tor, President; D. P. Tillett, Cashier. resident ; 3. W. Laney, Cashier, Cherryville—First National Bank: M. L Mooresville—First National Bank: G. C Mauney, President; M. C. Mauney, Cashier. Goodman. President; C P \l Concord—Concord National Bank: D. B. Morganton—First National Bat M Kist- Coltrane, President; L. D. Coltrane, Cashier. ler, President; A M. Ingold, Cashier Creedmoor—First National Bank: L. V. Mount Airy—First National Bank: T. G. Peace, President; N. J. Roddie, Cashier. Fawcett, President; E G Smith, Cashier. Dunn—First National Bank: D. C. Fussell, Mount Olivt— First National Bank: M. T. President; H. B. Taylor, Cashier. Breazeale, President; E. C. Casi I jhler. — Murfreesboro— Durham Citizens National Bank: R. H. First National Bai I Rigsbee, President;— J. B. Mason, Cashier. Lawrence. President;— J. A. Campbell, Cashier. Durham First National Trust Co. : J. New Bern National Bank of New Cobb, President; J. F. Glass, Treasurer; L. James A. Bryan. President; W. \V. Griffin, McLendon, Secretary. Cashier. Durham—First National Hank: Julian S. Newton- Shuford National Hank: A 11.

Carr, President; S. Jones, Cashier. Crowell, President; T. C. Clifton I Elizabeth City—First and Citizens National Oxford— First National Bank: w. if. Hunt, I .f. P.. Bank: Chas. II. Robinson, President; M. H. resident : Powell, Assistant cashier. Jor.es, Cashier. Oxford National Bank of Gram I I Elkin— Elkin National Bank: A. Chatham White, President; \V. T. Yancey, Cashier C. G. Cashier. Jr., President;— Armfield, Raleigh Citizens National Bant Ji ph <; Fairmont First .1 National Bank: A. J. Floyd, Brown. President : 11. STou President; J. F. Johnson. Cashier. (lent; (l. If. Anderson, Cashier; R \

— i i Fayetteville National Bank of Fayetteville : Brow ii. \ lashier. J. H. Culbreth, A. B. McMillan. President; Raleigh l lomn ercis !. B. S Vice-President and Cashier. — .Terman, President; E. P. Crow, Active Gastonia Citizens - Bank a. a i National i lident ; A. p. Bauman, Cashier. Myers, President; John M. Miller, 3d Cashiei Raleigh—Merchants National W B Gastonia— First National Bank: L. L. Jen- l" Drake, Ji . Pn ildenl . T Mat luln Ca kins, President; S. N. Cashier. Boyce, Reidsville- First Nat al Bank it s \i Gastonia—Third National Bank: J. \V. \\ are gomery, President; Scott Flllman, Cashier. President; F. C. Abernethy, Cashier. Roanoke First Nati nal Bat tloldsboro—National Bank of Goldsboro: G Rapids Roanoke \\ I I P A. Norwood, President; Thomas IT. Norwood, Rapids: cell, Cashier. T. \V Mi Goldsboro—Wayne National Bank: F K Rocky Mount First National Bank .' B Borden. President; W. E. Stroud, Vice Presi Ramsey, Presidenl . f I

dent and Cashier. i I a Graham— National Bank of Alamance: J. L. Rocky Mount Na

i A : T. ii. Paul- Scott, Jr., President; Charles Scott, Mount , t; J. L. 8 Greensboro—American Exchange National r.

Bank: R. <:. Vaughn. President: F. C Boyles, Ki>rk\ Mount i

Vice-Presidenl and Cashier p |

Greenvilli — of i National Bank Greenvllli Roxboro—1 L. Little. F. .1 Cash! President; Forbes, B. G. ( — Rl Hamlet First National Bank: E N • SahJ ury—First N H Nl . I < 1 i President ; N. M. 1 xette, !a ihier i' lent; H P Bi Henderson—First National Bank: s. T P Sah bury— K l'i i Ldent ; F B. Cashii Robards, \ i K. L. Sr Kendersonville—Citizens National Bai i liter W. Ewbank. President: VV \ 5 Cashier. Srllli.i I iV. 1 Hickory First National rank. J. D Elliott, i \\ Peedtn I i an. I President : K C. m nzii . Via Pn ident c !a ihief. High Point Commercial National Bank: J,

I Elwood Cox, President : V. A J Idol, 62 COTTON MILLS

T. B. Hood, President; R. P. Holding Cashier. Wadesboro—First National Bank: John D L. Smithfleld—National Trust Co. : T. B. Leak, President; W. Marshall, Cashier. Warsaw—First National Bank: J. E. Hood. President; R. P. Holding. Cashier. WH liams, President; L. D. Grady, Cashier. Snow Hill—First National Bank: J. C. Washington—First National Bank: A M Exura. President; Moyer Mendenhall, Cashier. — Dumay, President; J. D. Webb, Cashier. Spencer- First National Bank : B. C. Jones, Waynesville—First National Bank: J B. President; T. E. Johnson, Cashier. — Boyd, President; J. H. Way, Jr., Cashier. Spring Hope First National Bank: P. A. West Jefferson—First National Bank : J. J Morgan, President; G. F. Walker, Cashier. Thomas, President; J. A. Boland, Cashier. Statesville— Commercial National: W. D. Wilmington—Commercial National Uank Turner, President; D. M. Ausley, Cashier. T. E. Cooper, President; H. C. Cooper Statesville—First National Bank: B. A. Cashier. — Bank: J Cooper, President; H. L. Newbold, Cashier. Wilmington Murchison National B. Grainger, President; C. S. Grainger Tarboro—First National Bank: C. Henry Cashier. M. G. Vice-Presi- Bridgers, President; Mann, Wilson—First National Bank: John F. Bru- Cashier. dent and ton, President: W. E. Warren, Cashier. Thomasville—First National Bank: T. J. Winston-Salem—Peoples National Bank: J Finch, President; C. B. L_ Pope, Cashier. W. Fries, President; J. M. Dean. Cashier.

Cotton Mills — Number of mills, 383. Three hundred and Taylorsville Liledoun Manufacturing Co. : T. fifty-two of this number report $146,894,172 in- H. Miller. — vested and authorized in plant operations. Taylorsville Miller Manufacturing Co. : J. A. Number of spindles, 5,605,102; looms, 74,740; Miller, Jr., Pres. cards, 14,725; raw material used, 31,768,116 Taylorsville—North State Cotton Mills Co.: pounds. Estimated value yearly output, Jas. Watts. $229,670,691. Taylorsville—Taylorsville Cotton Mills Co.: Number employed 78,972. T. H. Miller. (When not otherwise designated, officer named ANSON

is — : the secretary or treasurer. ) Wadesboro Wadesboro Cotton Mills Co. W. B. Rose. — ALAMANCE BLADEN Burlington Aurora Cotton Mills: Lawrence Bladenboro—Bladenboro Cotton Mills, Inc. : S. Holt, Jr., Mgr. C. O. Bridger. Burlington—Consolidated Textile Corporation, BUNCOMBE Hopedale Division: F. K. Bupprecht, President. Asheville—Asheville Cotton Mills: M. D.

— : Burlington Elmira Cotton Mills Co. J. A. Long. — Barnwell. Asheville French Broad Mfg. Co. : R. L. Burlington—Glencoe Mills: W. L. Holt, Mitchell. Burlington—E. M. Holt Plaid Mills, Inc.: — BURKE Walter M. Williams.— Henry River Henry River Manufacturing Burlington King Cotton Mills Corp. : Henry Co.: D. W. —Aderholdt. M. Holladay.— Morganton Alpine Cotton Mills: J. E. Er- Burlington—Lakeside Mills: J. H. Holt. win. : — Burlington Stevens Manufacturing Co. Paul Valdese Valdese Manufacturing Co. : F. Stevens. — Gairou. Elon College Consolidated Textile Corpora- — CABARRUS tion, Ossipee Division ; F. K. Bupprecht, Concord Brancord Mfg. Co., Inc.: Chas. A. President. Mies. — Elon College—Holt, Grant & Holt Cotton Concord Brown Manufacturing Co. : F. J.

Manufacturing Co. : H. C. Pollard. Haywood. Glen Baven—Glen Baven Cotton Mills: Boger Concord—Cabarrus Cotton Mills: J. G. Mc- Grant, Mgr. Eachern, —Supt. Graham—Alamance Cotton Mills: G. Allen Concord Cannon Manufacturing Co. : G. B. Mebane. Lewis. — Graham—Bellemont Cotton Mills: G. Allen Concord Franklin Cotton Mills, Inc. : E. Mebane. G. Bost. — — : Graham— Carolina Mills: G. Allen Mebane. Concord Gibson Manufacturing Co. A. B. Graham—Oneida Mills: G. Allen Mebane. Howard. Graham Sidney Cotton Mills: J. L. Scott, Concord——Hartsell Mills Co.: J. L. Hartsell. Jr. — Concord Kerr Bleaching and Finishing Graham Tavora Manufacturing Co. : W. E. Works, Inc.:— A. G. Odell. White. Concord Locke Cotton Mills Co. : Thos. H.

Haw River—Haw Biver Manufacturing Co. : Webb.

J. H. White. Concord—Norcott Mills Co. : F. J. Hay- Haw Biver—Holt-Granite-Puritan Mills Co.: wood. L. Banks Williamson. — — Concord Boberta Manufacturing Co. : W. W. Saxapahaw White, Williamson Co. : L. A. Flowe. Williamson. Concord—White-Parks Mill Co.: E. F. Swepsonville—Virginia Cotton Mills: W. C. White. Kirkpatrick. — Sau- ALEXANDER Kannapolis Cabarrus Cotton Mills: E. — vain. Stony Point Rocky Face Spinning Co. : Sam- Kannapolis—Cannon Manufacturing Co. : G. uel Turner. — B. Lewis. Stony Point Watts Spinning Co. : Dewey Mount Pleasant—Halifax Cotton Mills, Inc.

Watts. No. 2. : N. B. McCanless. COTTON HILLS

Mount Pleasant—Tuscarora Cotton Mill: O. Sings Mountain Phoenli Ml l n. C A Barringer. Dwelle. CALDWELL Kings Mountain—Sadie Cotton Mill- D C Granite Falls—Dudley Shoals Cotton Mill Mauney.

Lawndale- I Co. : D. H. Warlick. Cleveland Mill and Powei Granite Falls—Falls Manufacturing Co. : D. John P. Schenck, Jr. H. Warlick. Shelby—Belmont Cotton Mill Co.: a w. Granite Falls—Granite Falls Mfg. Co. : A. McMurry. Alexander Shuford. Sln-lhy, R. F. D.— Burial.. Mill-. Hudson—Hudson Cotton Mfg. Co.; J. L. Nel- B Spencer. son. Shelby— Catherine Mill Co.: II L Toms. Lenoir—Lenoir Cotton Mills: J. L. Nelson. Shelby— Consolidated Textile Corp.. < K 1 1 a Lenoir—Steele Cotton Mill Co. : T. H. Broy- I tivision). hill. Shelby—Double Shoals Mfg. Co.: A \V lie

Mortimer—United Mills Co. : H. J. Holbrook. Murry.

Patterson—Watts Cotton Mill Co. : A. E. Shelby—Eastside Mfg. Co.: Fred B. Mor- Watts. gan. Rhodhiss—Rhodhiss Mills Co.: E. C. Shelby—Lily Mill and Power Co. : Juo. F. Marshall. Schenck, Jr.

Valmead—Moore Cotton Mill Co. : J. L. Shelby— Shelby Cotton Mills: J. C. Smith. Nelson. CUMBERLAND Whitnel—Whitnel Cotton Mill Co. : J. L. Nelson. Cumberland—Corley Mills, Inc.: W. E. Du- CATAWBA Pre. — Fear Cotton Mills Co. : J. Brookford—Brookford Mills Co. : Paul A. Fayetteville Cape Redmond. M. Butler. : A \ Conover—Blue Ridge Cotton Mill: Jno. A. Fayetteville—Holt-Williamson Mfg. Co. Isenhour. McEaehern. —Puritan Mills Co. : L. Banks Hickory—Hickory Spinning Co. : H. J. Hol- Fayetteville brook. Williamson. Fayetteville—Tolar, Hart & Holt Mills: Hickory—Ivey Mill Co. : A. Alex. Shuford. Hickory—A. A. Shuford Mill Co.: A. Alex. Minnie Hamlet. — Co \ Shuford. Fayetteville Victory Manufacturing Hickory—United Mills Co.: H. J. Holhrook. E. Rich. Long Island—Long Island Cotton Mills: Os- Hope Mills—Rockfish Mills, Inc.: R. L Iluf- borne Brown. fines. Maiden—Carolina Cotton Mills: B. M. DAVIDSON

: H. Spratt, Jr. Lexington—Dacotah Mills, Inc. W. Maiden—Center Cotton Mills Co., Inc.: S. L. Mendenhall.

' Heffner. Lexington—Erlanger Cotton Mills Co. : Maiden—Liberty Spinning Co. : S. L. Heff- W. Mountcastle. ner. Lexington—Nokomis Cotton Mills: Jno. T. Maiden—Maiden Cotton Mills: S. L. Heff- Lowe. ner. Lexington—Wennonah Cotton Mills Co. : J. Maiden—Union Cotton Mills: C. E. Hutchin- V. Mofflt. son. Thomasville—Amazon Cotton Mills: R. C Newton—Catawba Cotton Mills: J. W. Yount. Rapp. John Til- Newton—City Cotton Mills Co.: W. B. Thomasville—Jewel Cotton Mills: Gaither. let. Newton—Clyde Mill Co.: A. B. Kuhn. DAVIE Newton—Newton Mills Co.: W. T. Busby. Cooleeme—Edwin Cotton Mills No. :< W Newton—Yount Cotton Mills: Partnership. A. Erwin. CHATHAM DURHAM * Pittsboro—J. M. Odell Mfg. Co.: A. H. Durham—Golden Belt Mfg, Co C London. Moore.

Mill: I. I Siler City—Hadley Peoples Mfg. Co. : J. C. Durham—Lawrence Cotton C. Gregson. Pres. CHOWAN Durham Pearl Cotton Mills: J. Harper Br- Edenton—Edenton Cotton Mills: W. O. El- win. Cotton C liott. Bast Durham Durham Mfg. CLEVELAND Harper Erwin. The Cotton \i Minnett Mills: C. F. Harry, Owner. West Durham Brwln Grover— a . \n i Mill: W. Brwln. Kings Mountain— l.onnie Cotton Mills: \\ A. West Durham The Erwii Cotton M Mauney. \,, i Mill w a Brwln Kings Mountain— Cora Cotton Mills: O. G. ltoxhoro Laura Cotton Mills it I. HirrK Falls. Kings Mountain—Dilling Cotton Mills: W. B. EDGECOMBE Dilling. Cotton Mills: Uarrv Mountain—King? Mountain Mig. Co.: Tarboro Fountain Kings Smith. S. A. Mauney. Tarboro Hari C ttoi U H SmHo. Kings Mountain—Margrace Mills, Inc.: P M. Neisler. FORSYTH Cotton Mills Co.: Kings Mountain -Mason '' ll Winston Salem \ I Nod O. B. Carpenter. Smith. Kings Mountain— Park Yarn Mills Co.: -I L Win (ton Salem tnverm MU1 Co u W Spencer. m (irr. Kings Mountain—Patricia Mills: P. FRANKLIN Neisler. • \ H i Coti Mills Kings Mountain—Pauline Mills: P. M u iciinton Sterling Vann. Neisler. 64 COTTON MILLS

GASTON Gastonia—Myers Mills, Inc.: J. L. Bush. Belmonl Arinc Spinning Co.: It. B. Suggs. Gastonia—Myrtle Mills, Inc.: J. H. Separk. Belmont- Chronicle Mills: it. L. Stowe. Gastonia—Osceola Mills, Inc.: Geo. E. Mar- Belmont—Climax Spinning Co.: S. P. Stowe. vin. Co.: — Belmont—Crescent Spinning George W. Gastonia—Ozark Mills: C. K. Torrence. Stowe. Gastonia Parkdale Mills, Inc. : J. H. Se- Belmont—Eagle Yarn Mills: J. W. Stowe. park. Belmont— Imperial Yarn Mills: It. L. Stowe. Gastonia—Piedmont Spinning Mills: A. K. Belmont—Linford Mills, Inc.: J. E. Ford. Winget. Belmont—Majestic Mfg. Co.: S. P. Stowe. Gastonia—Pinkey Mills, Inc.: L. S. Ran-

— : Belmont National Yarn Mills, Inc. It. L. kin. — Stowe. — Gastonia Priscilla Spinning Co. : J. H. Belmont Perfection Spinning Co.: D. Mayes. — Stowe. Gastonia Rankin Mills, Inc. : L. S. Rankin.

I — elmont Sterling Spinning Co.: S. P Gaston ia—Ranio Manufacturing Co. : W. T. Stowe. Love. — Co.: F. R. Fox. — Belmont Stowe— Spinning Gastonia—Rex Spinning Co. : W. M. Boyce. Bessemer City American Cotton Mills. Inc.: Gastonia Ridge Mills, Inc. : L. S. Rankin. It. Goldberg. Gastonia—Ruby Cotton Mills, Inc. : D. M. Bessemer City—Gambrill & Melville Mills Jones.

: — Co. Mary T. Gambrill, Treas. Gastonia Seminole Cotton Mills Co. : A. K. Bessemer City—George Cotton Mill: (Not ift Winget.

Operation. ) Gastonia—Shuford Mills, Inc.: Geo. E. Mar- " Bessemer City—McLean Manufacturing Co vin. A. — A McLean, Jr. Gastonia A. M. Sniyre Mfg. Co. : Fred Bessemer City—Osage Manufacturing Co.: Smyre. H. R. Lang. Gastonia—Spencer Mountain Mills: W. T.

— : Cherryville Carlton Yarn Mills, Inc. C. A. Love. — Rudisill. Gastonia —Trenton Cotton Mills: J. K. Dixon. Cherryville—Cherryville Mfg. Co.: W. B. Gastonia Victory Yarn Mills Co. : A. K. Rhyne. Winget. Cherryville—Gaston Mfg. Co.: D. P. Mc- Lowell—The' Atherton Mills: C. M. Robin- Clurd. son. Cherryville—Howell Mfg Co.: W. B. Rhyne. Lowell—Dorothy Mfg. Co.: C. M. Robin- Cherryville—Melville Mfg. Co. : J. Frank son. Love. Lowell—Lowell Cotton Mills: S. M. Robin-

Cherryville—Rhyne-Hauser Mfg. Co. : j>A. H. son. liuss. — Lowell Peerless Manufacturing Co. : S. M. Cherryville—Yivian Spinning Co., Inc. C. Robinson. A. Farris. McAdenville—McAden Mills: Robert R. Cramerton—Mays Mills. Inc. :H. L. Moore. Ray. — J. 11. — Gastonia Arlington Cotton Mills: Se Mount Holly Adrian Mfg. Co. : Milton En- park. sor, Supt. Gastonia—Arlington Cotton Mills: J. H. Se- Mount Holly—Alsace Mfg. Co.: J. M. Hatch. park. Mount Holly— Globe Yarn Mills, Inc.: J. W.

— : Gastonia—Arkay Mills, Inc. J. H. Separk. Holland. : A. — Gastonia Armstrong Cotton Mills Co K. Mount Holly Nims Manufacturing Co. : J. F. Winget. — Outen, Supt. : J. — : Gastonia—Arrow Mills, Inc. H. Separk. Mount Holly Tuckaseege Manufacturing Co. Gastonia—Avon Mills: S. M. Robinson. W. W. Glenn. — Gastonia Champion Cotton Mill: A. K. Win- Mount Holly Woodlawn Mfg. Co. : R. E get. Starnes. —Supt. Gastonia—Clara Manufacturing Co.: A. K. Stanley Catawba Spinning Co. : R. F. Winget. Craig. — Lola Co. : A. C. Gastonia—Dixon Mills, Inc. : A. M. Dixon. Stanley Manufacturing Taylor. Gastonia—Dunn Mfg. Co. : A. K Winget. — Worth Harden Mfg. Co. : S. A. Robinson. — : Gastonia Flint Mfg. Co. .T. H. Separk.

Gastonia—Gastonia Cotton Mfg. Co. : .1. S. GRANVILLE Love. Oxford—Oxford Cotton Mills: R. J. Lewis, Gastonia—Gray Manufacturing Co.: J. H. Jr. Separk. GUILFORD

Gastonia—Groves Mills, Inc. : Fay Lavender. Gibsonville—Gem Cotton Mills: L. S. Holt Gastonia—Hanover Thread Mills, Inc.: George & Sons, owners. E. Marvin. Gibsonville—Minneola Mfg. Co. : J. R. Young. Gastonia—High Shoals Cotton Mills Co.: A Greensboro—Pomona Mills—C. W. Causey. K. Winget. — — Greensboro Proximity Mfg. Co.: J. E. Har- Gastonia Jenckes Spinning Co., (Loray Div. ) din. F. L. Jenckes. Greensboro—Revolution Cotton Mills: S. Gastonia—Mildred Cotton Mills Co.: A. K. Sternberger. Winget. Greensboro—White Oak Cotton Mills: J. E. Gastonia—Modena Cotton Mills: W. T. Love. Hardin. Gastonia—Monarch Cotton Mills Co.: A. K. lli-h Point—Cloverdale Cotton Mills: H. F. Winget. Hunsueker. Oa.-'tonia— Morowehb Cotton Mills Co.: J. D. High Point—Highland Cotton Mills: H. F Moore. Hunsueker.

Gastonia—Mountain Yiew Mill, Inc. : Geo. High Point—Pickett Cotton Mills, Inc. : R E. Marvin. II. Walker. Gastonia—Mutual Cotton Mill Co.: A. K. Jamestown—Oakdale Cotton Mills: 0. M Winget. Bundy. COTTON MILLS

i HALIFAX SI a: I 'I Roanoke Rapids— Roanoke .Mills Co.: S. F 1 Patterson. — Mcdowell : Roanoke Rapids Rosemary Mfg. Co. B. W I i W I. M Behman. — Marion- < < Rosemary Patterson Mills Co. : A. L Taj

lor. . Marion — Marion \l . Weldon—Weldon Cotton Mfg. Co.: W. A. land. Pierce. MADISON HARNETT Capitola M Dnki—The Ei-wiii Mills Co.: W. A Erwin, MECKLENBURG HENDERSON Chat lotte Barnhardt Mfg. C i M Tuxedo—Green River Mfg. Co.: P. D. Bell Barnha

HOKE Charlotte Bell ro W I G. H. enbrough, Sr. Raeford—Raeford Cotton Mills Co.: ('. \\ ! i ' Charlottl Chadwick i Seate. IREDELL D Elizabeth Mills I I M Mocresville— Dixie Cotton Mill Co.: Roy K

McNeely. ' Chai lotte Fid I I J. M. A Mooresville—Mooresville Cotton Mills: Geo. Charlotte Highland Park Mfg. Co.: J. L C. Goodman. Sp ncer. Statesvilli Bloonfield Mfg. Co.: L. N. Mills Charlotte— Hollj M Statesville—Paola Cotton Mills, Inc. : A. L. Ti i as. Mills. Magnolia Mills: a i Statesville—The Statesville Cotton Mills: V. villc, P B. Bunch. Charlottl — Robinson Spinning Co.: s M — Ellen i Turnersburg Laura Watts Robinson. Mill Co. : A. E. Watts. Charlotte Savona Mfg. O E II JOHNSTON w I Chai lotte South, rn Ti ti Mill: G Clayton—The Clayton Cotton Mills: Chas. 'G g I' Roberts, owner. GttUey. .North Charlotte Johnston Mi K-. i M Clayton—Liberty Cotton Mill Co.: D. L. Rosa J. Stokes. Barbour. North Charlottl Mi Mills i W. Selma—Eastern Manufacturing Co.: G. F. tiburg Lattimore. T. Busby. Cornelius— Cornelius Cotton Mill: P \ Selma— Ethel Cotton Mill Co.: <;. F. Latti- Stough, llli ne. Cornelius Gem Yarn Mill I t \ Selma—Mobile Cotton Mills, Selma Div. : Sherrill. W. B. Thatcher. Davidson Delburg I Co.: J. L Sloan. Smithfield—Ivanhoe Mfg. Co. : -1. J. Broad- Huntersvllle Anchor Mills: .1 I. hurst. LEE Paw Crei k The Thrift m , Co H W Moot e Sanford—Sanford Cotton Mills: .1. R. Jones. Pineville Chadwick-Hoskins Co. E, C LENOIR Dwelle, Charlotte. Kinston—Caswell Cotton Mills: W. I). La- Roque. MONTGOMERY Kinston— Kinston Cotton Mills: T. V. Mose- Uiscoc Aileell Mills, I ley. don. i' LINCOLN Troj Rhj in \iiii' rson Mills: 1 1

Lincolnton—Anderson Mills. Inc. : Thorne Jr. Clark. Troy Tin- Smltherman I \ w Lincolnton—Boger and Crawford Spinning E. Capel. Mill: Alfred Crawford. MOORE Lincolnton—Elm Grove Cotton Mill: K. S High Palls High Falls M Rienhardt. Shaw. Lincolnton—Eureka Mfg. Co., Inc.: J. L. Vass Vass Cott Mill ( \ m Linel erger. eron. Lincolnton—Indian Creek Mills, Inc.: Paul NASH Rhodes. Rocky Mmiiii Rockj Mount Mills Th« H Mills: I). E. Lincolnton— Laboratory Cotton Battle. Rhvne, owner. NEW HANOVER Lincolnton—Long Shoal Cotton Mills: l>. H, • Wilmington Bellwlll (' U 1. Mauney. William Lincolnton—Melville Mfg. Co., No. '2.: .1. Wilraingtoi D Ml t It O. Shuford. \ i Lincolnton—Roseland Cotton Mills Co.: it l. ORANGE Goode, owner. Mill M Lincolnton John Rudisill Mfg. Co.: J. O. .1 Hill i Cotton Mills M Shuford.

-1 I Lincolnton Saxony Spinning Co. : PASQUOTANK Love. Elizabeth City—Ellzi City i M Lincolnton Wampum Cotton Mills, Inc.: J. i i : Ori L. Lineberger. PERSUN Lincolnton—Williams Cotton Mill: J. 0. Al- ! M K 1 I' len. RoXl Cotton M Southside—Lincoln Cotton Mills: C. s. I. it Roxl tie, Mgr. COTTON MILLS

PITT China Grove—Woodson Mills Co., Inc.: \V. Greenville—Greenville Cotton Mills: R. Wil- H. Woodson, Treas. liams. Landis—Corriher Mills Co. : L. A. Corriher. RANDOLPH Landis—Linn Mills Co. : G. O. Lipe. E. Asheboro— Sapona Cotton Mills, Inc.: W. J. Rockwell— Barringer Mtg. Co.: C. Steven- son. ArmUeld, Jr. Salisbury—Diamond Cotton Mills: L. A. Coleridge—Enterprise Mfg. Co. : F. C. Cave- ness. Mahaley. Salisbury—Ivy Damask Mill, Inc., L. A. Franklinville—Franklinvjlle Mfg. Co. : Hugh Parks. Mahaley. — Salisbury Kesler Manufacturing Co. : C. E. Franklinville— Randolph Mfg. Co. : Hugh Parks. Stevenson. —Klumac Cotton Inc. : W. F. Kamseur—Columbia Mfg. Co.: I. F. Craven. Salisbury Mills, McCanless. Randleman, R. F. D., No. 2.—Central Falls Salisbury—Marsh Cotton Mill, Inc.: F. J. Mills, Inc. : I. N. Cox. S. Murdock. Randleman—Deep River Mills, Inc. : M. — : Sherwood. Salisbury Rowan Cotton Mills Co. A. E. Davis. Worthville—Riverside Mills, Inc. : W. L. Ward. Salisbury—The Salisbury Cotton Mills: O. D. RICHMOND Davis. Salisbury—Vance Cotton Mills, Inc. : E. B. Rockingham—Entwistle Mfg. Co. : G. G. Ent- Treas. wistle. Neave, Tuckertown—Nancy Mill: W. T. Busby. Rockingham—Great Falls Mfg. Co. : Claude Gore. — RUTHERFORD Rockingham Hannah Pickett Mills: W. B Caroleen—The Henrietta Mills: K. S. Tan- Cole. ner. — : J Rockingham Leak, Wall & McRae, Inc. Cliffside— Cliffside Mills: Z. O. Jenkins. LeUrand Everett. Forest City—Alexander Mfg. Co. : J. R. Rockingham—Ledbetter Mfg. Co. : H. D. Moore. Ledbetter. Forest City—The Florence Mills: D. D. Lit- — Co. : E. G. Rockingham Pee Dee Mfg. tle. Payne. Henrietta—Haynes Mill: Z. O. Jenkins. — : Rockingham Rolierrdel Manufacturing Co. Rutherfordton—The Cleghorn Mills: K. S. J. LeGrand Everett. Tanner. Steele's Mills: J. W. Porter. Rockingham— Rutherfordton—Grace Cotton Mill Co. : B. ROBESON J. Dobbins. Spindale—The Elmore Co.: S. E. Elmore. Lumberton—Dresden Cotton Mills, Inc. : F. Spindale—The Spencer Mill Co. : K. S. P. Gray. Tanner. Lumberton—Jennings Cotton Mills: F. P. Spindale—The Spindale Mills Co.: K. S. Gray. Tanner. Lumberton—Lumberton Cotton Mills: F. P. Spindale—Stonecutter Mills Co. : K. S. Tan- Gray. ner. Lumberton—National Cotton Mills. Inc. : A. SCOTLAND P. McAllister. Laurel Hill—Morgan Cotton Mills, Inc. : J. Red Springs—Red Springs Cotton Mill Co. : D. Phillips. J. M. I'.utler. Laurinburg—Dickerson Cotton Mills: D. T. Cotton Mill Co. : W. St. Pauls—Ernaldson Blue. D. Johnson. Laurinburg—Prince Cotton Mills Co. : D. T. St. Pauls—The McEachern Cotton Mill Co., Blue. Inc. : J. M. Butler. Laurinburg—Scotland Cotton Mills: D. 'I'. St. Pauls Cotton Mills Co. : A. St. Pauls— Blue. R. McEachern. Laurinburg—Waverly Cotton Mills: D. T. ROCKINGHAM Blue. Draper—Draper American Mill: E. D. STANLY Pitcher. Albemarle—Efird Mfg. Co. : H. L. Horton. Draper—Wearwell Sheeting Mill: E. D. Albemarle—Wiscassett Mills Co. : M. A. Pitcher. Boger.

: J. F. Shinn. Leaksville—Bedspread Mill Dept. : E. D. Norwood—Norwood Mfg. Co. Pitcher. Oakboro—Oakboro Cotton Mills Co. : F. W. Mayodan—Washington Mills (Mayodan Biggers. Plant): A. H. Bahnson. SURRY Reidsville—Edna Cotton Mills: J. B. Pip- Mount Airy—Laurel Bluff Cotton Mills: R. kin. A. Love. Spray—Leaksville Cotton Mills: W. R. TRANSYLVANIA Walker. Brevard—Brevard Cotton Mills: W. C. Cleve- Spray—Lily Mills (Caro. Cotton and Woolen land.

Mills) : G. M. Lamar, Supt. UNION

— Inc. : E. C. Spray—Morehead Cotton Mills Co. : W. R. Monroe Bearskin Cotton Mills, Walker. Carpenter. Spray—Nantucket Mills: G. M. Lamar, Supt. Monroe—Everett Cotton Mills: C. C. Stokes C. Spray—Rhode Island Mill: W. P. Barnes, Monroe—Icemorle Cotton Mills Co. : C. Supt. Stokes. Spray—Spray Cotton Mills: Karl Bishopric. Monroe—Standard Cotton Mills, Inc. : R. C. Jones. ROWAN Waxhaw—Rodman-Heath Cotton Mills: Mrs.

China Grove—China Grove Cotton Mills Co. : J. L. Rodman. John H. Rutledge. VANCE Zol- China Grove—Patterson Mfg. Co. : P. A. Henderson—Harriet Cotton Mills: A. A. Earnhardt. licoffer. KNITTING MILLS 67

Henderson—Henderson Cotton Mills: A. A. FORSYTH AND SURRY Zollicoffer. — WAKE Winston- Salem and Elkiu Chatham Mfg. Co. : Thurman Chatham.

Neuse—Neuse Mfg. Co. : Kenneth Gant. MECKLENBURG • Raleigh—Carateigh Mills Co.: Will D. Charlotte—Leakesville Woolen Mills: J. D. Briggs. Taylor. Raleigh—Consolidated Textile Corp., Pilot ROCKINGHAM Div. : Sherburne Prescott. — — Spray Spray Woolen Mills: William Ste- Raleigh Raleigh Cotton Mills: J. P. Mars- phenson, Supt. den. Jr. SURRY Wake Forest— Cotton Mills: R. K. Royall Mount Airy—Alpine Woolen Mills: J. T. Royall. Monday. WARREN Elkin—Chatham Mfg. Co.: Thurmond Warrenton—Peck Mfg. Co. : R. T. Watson. Chatham. WAYNE Goldsboro—The Borden Mfg. Co. P. L Silk Mills Borden. WILKES Three silk milles; capital invested, $2,006,- Ronda—Ronda Cotton Mills, Inc. A. 000; 42,700 spindles; 597 looms; 874 employes. Foote. Raw material used, 217,916 pounds. Value N. Wilkesboro—Grier Cotton Mills R. yearly output, $1,410,000. Grier. ANSON Wilkesboro— River Yarn Mills: R. N. Roaring Wadesoro—Singleton Silk Mfg. Co. : Russell D. Grier. Murray. WILSON CUMBERLAND

Wilson—Wilson Cotton Mills Co.: F. L. Carr. Fayetteville—Hawthorne Silk Co. : (Branch of Patterson, N. J.) GUILFORD High Point—Stehli Silks Corporation: C. M. Woolen Mills Barlow. There are seven mills in the State. These mills use 8,726 spindles, 438 looms, 42 cards, and 4 knitting machines. The approximate Cordage Mills of raw material used is amount 3,815,500 Three Cordage mills; capital invested, $447, The estimated value of the pounds. yearly 300; value of yearly output, $740,000; em output is $3,636,771. ployes, 86. ASHE CALDWELL Granie Falls—Granie Cordage Co. A. Alax. Helton—Helton Woolen Mills Co. : Partner- ship. Shuford. CALDWELL CATAWBA Patterson—Yadkin Woolen Mills: John R. Hickory—Highland Cordage Co. : A. Alex. Hagaman. Shuford. CATAWBA BURKE

Newton—Newton Woolen Mills: A. B. Kuhn. Icard—Icard Cordage Co. : S. S. Short

Knitting Mills Total number of mills, 142, capital author- Gihsonvlllc—Glbsonville Hosiery Mills Co.: ized and employed, $34,786,500, Value of year- A 1!. Owen. ly output, $27,352,354. Raw material used, 31.- Haw River—Chlldrey Hosiery Mills: W. II 038.470 pounds. Number of spindles, 222,037 ; Chlldrey, owner. N knitting machines, 19.005; sewing machines Haw River—Max Lielierniau, [nc 1 ' 2,375; total number employed, 12,564. Cable. not otherwise designated, the name (When Haw River—Riverside Hosiery Mills, [no I given is the secretary or treasurer. ) R. k. Lasley ALAMANCE Mebant—Durham Hosiery Mills. v> s A H. Carr. Burlingon— Alamance Hosiery Mills: Partner- BUNCOMBE ship. w 1 Burlington- -Brown Hosiery Mills, Inc. : W. Asheville—Asbeville Knitting Mill- M. Frown. Frazler. Burlington- -Graham Hosiery Mills: J. E. BURKE Black. Drexel Drexe] Knitting Ml Co it " Mill: Partner - Burlington- -Juvenile Hosiery Huffman. ship. Hllderbran- J. a Cline a Boi C \ Mills, Inc. : B. V. Burlington- -May Hosiery ('line May. [card Fni/ier M-- lerj Mills W > Fra- Burlington- -Sellers Hosiery Mills: D. E. /ier. Proprietor. Sellers, Mgr. Mills: W I Burlington- -Standard Hosiery Mill: John [card Highway Knitting zer. Shoffner. Burlington -Whitehead Hosiery Mills: R. H. Morganton i Ian ou Knitting Mil] I Whitehead. i> Alexander. KXITTIN G MILLS 6S F. Durham—Louise Knitting Mills Co.: K. Morganton—Vandois Knitting Mills: A. East C. Stone. a. V. Garrou. West Durham—Tar Heel Hosiery Mills: W. Valdl e Liberty H ierj Mills': F. p. Carr. Valdese- Martinat Hosiery Mills: Henry EDGECOMBE Martinat. —a. i. — Co.: C. W. Valdese Pauline Knitting Mills Tarboro Panola Knitting Jeffreys, Proprietoi Garrou. ., A., a. — Inc., No. 1: W. Valdese- Waldensian Hosiery Mill: Tarboro Runnymede Mills, Carrou. VV. Ruffln. CABARRUS Tarboro—Runnymede Mills, Inc.: No. 2: W. J. F. W. Ruffln. Concord—G. If. Y. Hosiery Co.: Tarboro—Tarboro Knitting Co.: C. W. Goodman. Co.: A. R Hoovei. Jeffreys. C ord Hoover Hosiery FORSYTH ' CALDWELL Kernersville—American Hosiery Mills: J. G. Hosiery Mills: J. Collettsville—Collettsville Kernel'. i , Gri Kernersville—Kernersville Knitting Cu. : II. A. CARTERET Mills. J. F. Tay- Beaufort—Orion Knitting Mills: Kernersville—Vance Knitting Co.: .las. i. lor. Griffith. CATAWBA Winston-Salem—Carolina Mills Co.: F. D. L. H. Clan moot— Claremont Hosiery Mills: Tillotson. Co.: Phillips. - ... Winston-Salem—Hanes Hosiery Mills Mills, Inc.: W. Hickory- --The T.est Hosiery .T. N. Weeks. L. Hollar. Winston-Salem—P. H. Hanes Knitting Co.: Mills: E. Lyerty Hickory—Elliott Knitting I'. H. Hanes. Jr. W. Hickory—Hickory Hosiery Mills Inc. E. Winston-Salem— Indera Mills Co.: J. L. Ker- Walton. gin. J. A. Hickory—Highland Knitting Mills: Winston-Salem—The Maline Mills: \\ . L. Reitzel. Siewers. Hickory—The Keal Knitting Mills L. S. FRANKLIN Grove, Proprietor. Franklinton-^Frauklintnn Hosiery Mills: C. Inc W. T. Hickory—Taylor Knitting Mills, L. McGhee. Taylor. GASTON Mills Co. L. H. Newton—Fidelity Hosiery Cherryville—Josephine Knitting Mills: D. R. Phillips. Mauney. J. R. Gaither, Newton—J. R. G. Hosiery Co.: Gastonia—Patrick Knitting Co.: L. N. Mill Co.: J. A Newton—Ridgeview Hosiery Patrick. Proprietor. D. Phil- Gaither. CHATHAM Lowell—Eureka Hosiery Mills: T. lip-. L. L Siler City—Siler City Hosiery Mills: GRANVILLE Wrenn. Creedmoor—Granville Hosiery Mills Co. N. CHOWAN J. Boddie. Edenton—Edenton Hosiery Mills: W. A. Leg- Oxford—Hemshaw Hosiery Mills: H. M. President. Shaw, Proprietor. gett, CLEVELAND GUILFORD

: B Boiling Springs—Winner Mills, Inc. A. High Point—Amos Hosiery Mills: R T. II ..Hand. Amos, Mgr. Shelby—Blanch Hosiery Mills: W G. Mc High Point—Commonwealth Hosiery Mills: Brayer, Proprietor. E. W. Freezer. Shelby—Janet Hosiery Mills: A. Y. Vic- High Point—Crown Hosiery Mills: G. H. torious. Proprietor. Kearns. Shelby— Shelby Hosiery Mills Co : L. M. High Point—Dillion-Vitt Underwear Co.: P. Hull. M. Dillon. CUMBERLAND High Point—Durham Hosiery Mills, No. 3: Fayetteville—Holt- Williamson Mfg. Co. : A. A. H. Carr. A. McEachern. High Point—Guilford Hosiery Mills: T. A. DAVIDSON Kearns. Lexington—Shoaf-Sink Mill Co.: T L. Sink High Point—Harris & Covington Hosiery- Thomasville—Ragan Knitting Co. A. H. Mill: W. C. Covington. Ragan. High Point—High Point Hosiery Mills: II Thomasville—Thomasville Knitting Co. : E A. Millis. E. W. Finch. Piedmont Mills Co. : J. DURHAM High Point— T Millis. Durham—Chatham Knitting Mills Co.: W. High Point—Royal Hosiery Mills: J. W. Cole Kearns:. — No. 1 Durham Durham Hosiery Mill, High Foint—Slane Hosiery Mills: W. H. F. Carr. Slane. Proprietor. No 2 Durham—Durham Hosiery Mill. High Point—Whittington Hosiery Mill: J. K. F. Carr. Hayes. Durham—Durham Hosiery Mill, No. 6 HALIFAX F. Carr. Enfield—Enfield Hosiery Mills Co.: L. D. Golden Belt Mfg. Co.: C Durham— Tucker. Moore. Neck—Roanoke Hosiery Co.: Henr> Durham—North State Knitting Mills Co. Scotland T. Clark. W. .1. Berry. Cotton Mills: Henry T Durham—John O'Daniel Hosiery Mill, Inc. Scotland Neck A. H. Carr. Clark. Co.: W. A Ea=t Durham—Knit Well Hosiery Mills, Inc. Weldon—Weldon Cotton Mfg. If. H. Mullen. Pierce. KNITTTNG MILLS

HARNETT I RANDOLPH - Dunn—Durham Hosiery Mill: S. 1".. Fit A.-lh'l oin Acme Hosier] Ml D B M rell, Mgr. Crary. HAYWOOD A-li.'ihiiM Asheboro II- N. M l 'laiilniil Canton—Crescent Mfg. Co. : W. \V. Lan- Randleman—Randleman Hosiers M caster. A. X. Lulla. Waynesville—Crescent Hosiery Co. : F. A. Staley—Staley Hosiery Mill Co C M Cherry. Staley. HENDERSON RICHMOND East Flat Rock—The Skyland Hosiery Co. : Ellerbe—Ellerbe Knitting Mills: ]'.. 11. Par H. Wells. E low. Hendersonville—Freeze Bacon Hosiery Mill: R. F. Freeze. ROCKINGHAM Hendersonville—Grey Hosiery Mills: R. M Leakesville—Carolina Cotton and w Oates, President. Mill Co.: E. Ii. Piti Hendersonville— Ilai kins. Hammock, Whit- Mayodan Washington Mills (Maj 'i lock Co., Inc.: G. T. Whitlock. A. H. Bohnson. IREDELL RUTHERFORD Statesville—Hall Hosiery Co.: W. F. Hall, Spiudalc—Parsley Tanner, Inc. : I". E Jr. Moran. Statesville—Queen Knitting Mills: R. C. STANLY Bunch. Albemarle—Lillian Knitting Mills Co A I.. — J. Wal- Statesville Walton Hosiery Mills: Patterson. ton. St., and Jr. Albemarle—Wiscassett Mills Co. : M A LEE Boger.

.Toneshoro—Louise Knitting Mills Co. : K. C. SURRY Stone. I Mount Airy—Renfro Ho Lery W I LENOIR Barber. Kinston—Orion Knitting Mills: J. F. Tay- UNION lor. Monroe—Iceman Knittit Mill I Mcdowell I'oyner. Marion—Elizabeth James Mills: C. F. James, VANCE Proprietor. Henderson—Henderson II Co V7. \ Marion—McDowell Mills Co. : C. F. James, Hunt. President. WAKE Marion—Marion Knitting Mills: F. G. Neal. Holly Springs Crystal Hosiery Mill: K. v. MECKLENBURG Collins.

1 Mill: E. Charlotte—Charlotte Knitting Co. : J. H. Mc- Raleigh—Glenu Knitting W. Erwin. Ratcliff. Mgr. MONTGOMERY Raleigh Melrose Knitting Mills Co.: Parker. Troy— Knitting Mill Co. : Barna Allen. Troy Wendell- Wendell Hosiery Mill Co.: M. a MOORE Griffin. WAYNE Cameron—Regal Hosiery Mills Co.: Charles Goldsboro—Durham Hosiery Mills, v ('. Jones. \V. F. Carr. Carthage—Bismarck Hosiery Mills: W. II Currie. WILKES NASH North Wilkeshoro— Wilkes Hosiery Mills C .1. X Weeks. Rocky Mount—Rocky Mount Hosiery Co \ M. Burt. WILSON NEW HANOVER Wilson—Wilson Knitting Mills. Inc.: C W. Wilmington—Wilmington Hosiery Mills: It Jeffreys. B. ('aider. ORANGE in Carrboro—Durham Hosiery Mills, No. 1 and Legal Holidays North 7: Branch Durham Hosiery Mills. Efland—Efland Hosiery Mills: J. F. Bfland. Carolina

January 1 — New Year's Day. PASQUOTANK ' - i i ".ir\- in Lei Blrthdaj Elizabeth Elizabeth City II I i City— I ruary 22 Washington's Birth G. F. Seyffert. A|.i il 12 Ai of the Elizabeth City—Ideal Hosiery Co . tnc d by the " • i inn- <; Davis. in 1778, Instructing the Elizabeh city Pasquotank Hosier; Co.: vf. North Carolina delegates in the Continental If. Jennings. Congress to rota foi Elizabeth City*—Standard Mfg. Co.: H W. dence in m Morris. 'lie May Confederate \i .r M PENDER pendi Atkinson —Atkinson Hosiery Mill-, i'ii E Jul; '

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, .-t i .i : n Eli Das Mills: T ! Greenville—Greenville Hosiery Voveml er 11—A Clark November (last Thu POLK Tryon—Tryon Hosiery Mfg. Co.: Henrj Braj Deo '"l" r 25 ' 7o FURNITURE FACTORIES

Furniture Factories

Number of factories, 107 ; invested, — capial Thomasville Thomasville Furniture Co. : $6,526,102; value of plants, $8,384,530; value John R. Myers. yearly output, $30,288,761. Employes in furni- DAVIE ture factories In the State, 8,697. — Mocksville Hanes Chair and Table Co. : J, (When not otherwise designated, name given S. Hanes. is or treasurer. secretary ) — DURHAM ALAMANCE Durham Western Feather Co. : J. H. — Rutledge. Mebane Mebane : Bedding Co. B. F. War- FORSYTH ren. — Kernersville : Mebane—Mebane Iron Bed Co J. S. Vin- Kernersville Furniture Co. M. cent. Vance Fulp.

Kernersville— : Mebane—The White Furniture Co J. S. Ring Furniture Co. M. V. White. Fulp. BUNCOMBE Winston-Salem—Forsyth Chair Co.: M. B. — Cash. Asheville Carolina Wood Products Co. : H. R. Browne. Winston-Salem—Forsyth Dining-room Furni- ture Co. : Robert A. McCuiston. Asheville— C. H. Reeves: C. H. Reeves, Owner. Winston-Salem—Forsyth Manufacturing Co.: BURKE W. C. Greenwood. Winston-Salem— B. F. Furniture Drexel—Drexel Furniture Co. Huntley — Co. : M. G. Stockton. Morganton Morganton Furniture Co. : O. W. Slane and A. C. Chaffee, Owners. GUILFORD

Gibsonville—Overman Chair Co. : C. W. CALDWELL Overman. Granite Falls—Warlick & Sherrill Co. : D. Greensboro— Standard Table Co. : C. D. H. Warlick. — Kellenberger. Lenoir Barnhardt Chair Co. : G. H. Barn- — Greensboro Sterling Furniture Co. : Emory hardt. C. Fox. Lenoir—Caldwell Furniture Co., Inc.: L. H — High Point Alma Furniture Co. : C. E. Wall. Hayworth. Lenoir—Harper Furniture Co. — High Point Barnes Manufacturing Co. : P. Lenoir— Kent-Coffey Manufacturing Co. : W. W. Hutcheson. L. Minish. High Point—Climax Upholstering Co. : W. Lenoir—Lenoir Chair Manufacturing Co. : H. Davis. S. S. Jennings. High Point—The Continental Furniture Co. : Lenoir—Lenoir Furniture Corporation: R. S. Lillian J. Massey. Crisp. — CATAWBA High Point Dalton Furniture Co.: R. B. — Terry, Owner. Hickory Hickory Chair : Manufacturing Co. High Point—Fred Ecker, (Ind. ) George Bailey. — — High Point J. F. and Arthur Ellison: Hickory Hickory Furniture Co. : George W. Arthur Ellison. Hall. High Point—Ellison Furniture Co. : 0. H. —Martin Hickory Furniture Co. : William Ellison. Cox. — : — High Point Giant Furniture Co. J. E. Hickory Southern Desk Co. : G. F. Ivey. Kirkman. CHATHAM High Point—Globe Parlor Furniture Co. : T. D. Gilliam. Siler City—Chatham Chair Mfg. Co.: R. G. High Point—High Point Furniture Co. : Edwards. M. J. Renn, Owner. Siler City—High Point Bending and Chair High Point—High Point Metallic Bed Co.: Co.: C. F. Andrews. C L. Wheeler.— CHEROKEE High Point Ideal Table Co. : J. M. Sals- bury. Murphy—The Valley River Lumber Co. : — High Point Kearns Furniture Co. : O. E. S. Woodbury. DAVIDSON Kearns. — High Point Knox Co. : J. Denton— Upholstery Denton— Chair Co. : O. T. Leonard. Vassee Wilson. Lexington Dixie Furniture Co. : W. F. — High Point Keystone Cabinet Co. : William Sparger. Tate.

Elk : Lexington— Furniture Co. J. L. Gali- High Point—J. A. Lindsay. more. High Point—Marsh Furniture Co.: J. E. Lexington—Hoover Chair Co. : Charles M. Marsh, Sr. Hoover. — — High Point Mattocks Furniture Co. : C. B. Lexington Lexington Chair Co. : Geo. L. Mattocks, Owner. Hackney, Owner. High Point—Melton Rhodes Co.: E. N. Lexington— Lexington Upholstery Co. : Mr. England. and Mrs. L. J. Peacock, Owners. — — High Point Myrtle Desk Co. : E. N. Lexington—Piedmont Mirror Co. Fraser. Lexington Southern Co. : J. C. — T Upholstery High Point National L pholstery Co. : J. W. Grimes. Poplin, Proprietor. Thomasville— Lambeth Furniture Co. : J. W. High Point—Rickel Furniture Manufactur- Jr. Lambeth, ing Co. : A. J. Rickel, Owner.

Thomasville— : S. — Standard Chair Co. F. High Point Southern Chair Co. : S. L. Lambeth. — Davis. Thomasville Thomasville Chair : Co. S. A. High Point—Tate Furniture Co. : A. E. Finch. Tate. NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS

High Point—Tomlinson Chair Manufactur- MECKLENBURG Co. : C. F. Tomlinson. — ing Charlotte H. M. Wade Manufacturing I High Point—Union Frame Co. : W. B. Kirk- man. — RANDOLPH High Point Union Furniture Co. : F. A. Asheboro—Asheboro Chair Co.: J () Redding Thomas. Asheboro—Piedmont Chair Co.: W. C. Pagl High Point—Welch Furniture Co.: F. W. Asheboro—Randolph Chair Co.: C. C. Cran- Harress. ford. Owner. High Point—Wrenn Columbia Furniture Liberty—Liberty Chair Co.: Jas. H. John- Co.: R. H. Shaw, Jr., Manager. son, Owner.— .lulian—Johnson Chair Co.: W. R. Bow- Ramseur Moffit Manufacturing Co. : J. C. man. Moffit. — HARNETT Ramseur Ramseur Furniture Co. : E. C. Dunn— Bros, and Crowell: A. L. Watkins. Newberry STANLY Newberry. — HAYWOOD Albemarle Albemarle Cabinet Co. : C. W. Russell. Hazelwood—Unagusta Mfg. Co. : C. E. Quin- land. STOKES King—King Manufacturing Co. : J. L. Hazelwood—Waynesville Furniture Co. : Christian. James W. Reed. SURRY IREDELL Elkin—Elkin Furniture Co.: R. L. Hub- Mooresville—Mooresville Furniture Co. : R. bard. W. Troutman. Mount Airy—Foy Lumber Mfg. Co. : E. C. — Co. : Statesville Carolina Parlor Furniture Foy. L. S. Gilliam. Mount Airy—Mount Airy Furniture Co. : — : Statesville Imperial Furniture Mfg. Co. Partnership. C. E. Keiger. Mount Airy—Mount Airy Mantel and Table Statesville—O. W. Slane Glass Co. : Fred Co. : Calvin Graves. T. Slane. Mount Airy—National Furniture Co.: A K Statesville— Statesville Furniture Co. : J. S. Smith. Shelton. WAKE LEE Raleigh—H. S. Storr Co.: Bernard Crocker. Sanford—Fitts-Crabtree Mfg. Co. : W. H. Fitts. WAYNE Mcdowell Goldsboro—Goldsboro Furniture Co. : I. C Lane. Marion—Blue Ridge Furniture Co. : F. M. Huffman. WILKES

: J. Marion—Catawba Furniture Co. : T. F. N. Wilkesboro—Forest Furniture Co. R. Wrenn. Finley. Marion—Drexel Furniture Co. No. 2: Byron N. Wilkesboro—Home Chair Co.: J II. Conley. McNeil. J. 11 Marion—McDowell Furniture Co. : L. G. N. Wilkesboro—Oak Furniture Co.: Cutlar. Johnson.

Newspapers and Editors ALAMANCE BEAUFORT — — — Journal (Weekly M Burlington Burlington Journal . (Weekly) Belhaven Belhaven J. R. Hoffman. I!. Conner. " — — B. Beaufort Record Burlington Christian Sun (Weekly) C. Washington—— Counts Riddle. — ly) J. J. Johnston. Burlington Burlington— Daily News (Evening, Washington—Dally News (Evenlm D daily except Sunday.) O. F. Crowson. .1 a Osborne. Burlington—Burlington News (Semi -Weekly) Washington—Washington Progress (Weekly) —O. F. Crowson. W K. Jacobson. Graham—Alamance Gleaner (Weekly) —J. D. BERTIE Kernodle. Aulander The Aulander Advance (Wi ALEXANDER —A. s Sim - • .•;.(. h Win.! oi VI Indsor T ^ . I .- (W I—J Taylorsville—The Times (Weekly) —A. P. Mathews. Edwards. BLADEN ALLEGHANY Clarkton Bladei Journal i\\ i i C F. A. Sparta—Alleghany Star (Weekly)— .iiilmston. Wrench. BRUNSWICK ANSON Shallotte Shallotte News (Weekly) W it Morven—Morven Sentinel (Weekly) —G. J. Holmes. Watson. BUNCOMBE \ Wadeshoro — Messenger ami Intelligencer Ashet Ule Advocate (Weekfc I u B

N i . i :. \ i. i (Weekly)—R. B. Boylin. \ h, lie I I ASHE el tries B Bol In ion, - — \ bevllle ksherilli I renlng, D West Jefferson — Asho Recorder (Weekly) D li Ban W. C. Johnson. Ashevllle New Te itamenl Christian I M AVERY ly) Lucius B Compton.

' N Wort ' | intaln Elk Part—Elk Park News (Weekly)—Hall I Out Ho H. Brinkley. it P Smith 72 NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS

— Observer I Oteen—Oteen Echo (Weekly)—Charles -A. — Fayeitevilk Fayetteville (Evening Sloane. George Myrover. BURKE — DAVIDSON — Morganton—Deaf Carolinian (Weekly)—W. Lexington The Dispatch (Semi- Weekly) E. E. Witherspoon. M Shuford. — News Morganton—The News Herald (Weekly)—Miss —Thomasville The Chairtown (Weekly) Beatrice Cobb. H. G. West. — Children (Weekly) Valdese—The Enterprise (Weekly)—L. Ber- Thomasville Charity and Archil aid Johnson. gen Bollinger. CABARRUS Thomasville—The. Times (Weekly)—J. T. Tribune Wi stmoreland. Concord—Concord Daily (Evening) DAVIE J; B. Sherrill. — Journal — J. Concord- The Concord Observer (Weekly)— Cooleemee Cooleemee (Weekly) G. Ed. Kestler. C. Sell. Concord—The Concord Times (Semi-Weekly) Mocksvillt—The Crusader (Monthly)—E. II —J. B. Sherrill. Morri S. — Davie Record C. Concord—Uplift (Weekly)—J. P. Cook. Mocksvilli The (Weekly)— Kannapolis—The Kannapolis Star (Weekly) Frank Strand. J. Minor. — G. Ed. Kestler. Mocksvillt— Enterprise (Weekly)— Mocksville—The Hornet (Monthly)— W. Hen- CALDWELL ry Davis. Granite Falls—Granite Falls News (Weekly) DUPLIN —Felix A. Grisette. Rose Hill—Duplin-Pender Enterprise (Week- Lenoir—Lenoir News-Topic (Weekly)—Fred ly)—R. L. Carr. It. May. Warsaw—Duplin Record (Weekly) —R. S. CARTERET Taylor. Beaufort—-Beaufort News (Weekly I—W. G. DURHAM Mebane. — Durham—Durham Morning Herald (Morn- Morehead City—Coaster (Semi-Weekly) ing) —W. N Keener. Robert T. Wade. Durham—Durham Sun (Evening)—W. W. Weaver. CASWELL Durham—South Atlantic Quarterly (Quar- — Democrat Yanceyville Caswell (Weekly)— terly) —W. H. Wannamaker and W. K. Byrd. A. Y. Kerr. Durham—Trinity Alumni Register (Quarter- CATAWBA ly)— Holland Holton. — S. H. Hickory—Daily Record (Evening) Durham—Trinity Chronicle (Weekly)—Wil- Farabee. liam H. Lander. Hickory—Reformed Church Sandard (Semi- Monthly)—W. W. Rowe. EDGECOMBE Hickory—Times-Mercury (Weekly) —John M. Tarboro—The Southerner (Evening) — Paul Mullen. Jones. Newton — Catawba Lutheran (Monthly) — FORSYTH Rev. A. R. Beck. Winston-Salem—Alumnae Record (Monthly) — (Semi- Newton Catawba News-Enterprise — Salem College. H. Mebane. Weekly)—C. Winston-Salem—Blums Farmers and Plant- CHATHAM ers Almanac (Annually)—J. B. Goslen. — Order Journal Pittsboro—The Chatham Record (Weekly) — Winston-Salem Junior Conlin G. Shaw. (Monthly)— L. D Mendenhall. — Home Herald Siler City—The Weekly Herald (Weekly)— Winston-Salem Orphan Conlin G. Shaw. (Monthly)—Mrs. L. R. Poindexter. Winston-Salem— Southern Tobacco Journal CHEROKEE (Weekly)—G. E. Webb. Andrews—Tri-County News (Weekly)—George Winston-Salem—Twin-City Sentinel (Eve- W. Kimsey. ning) —Henry R. Dwire. Murphy—Cherokee Scout (Weekly)—Bryan Winston-Salem—The Union Republican \V. Sipe. CHOWAN (Weekly)—J. B. Goslin Winston-Salem — Winston - Salem Journal Edenton—Albemarle Observer (Weekly) —H. (Morning) —Santford Martin. L. Story. Winston-Salem—Winston-Salem News (Seim- Edenton—Edenton News (Evening)—R. G. Monthly) —City High School. Shackell. (Semi- CLEVELAND Winston- Salem—Western Sentinel Weekly)—J. G, Sterling. Kings Mountain—Kings Mountain Herald (Weekly)—G. G. Page. FRANKLIN Shelby—The Highlander and Shelby News Franklinton — Missionary Herald - Christian (Weekly)—B. H. DePriest. Star (Monthly)—J. A Henderson. Shelby—Star (Semi-Weekly) —Lee B. Weath- Louisburg—Franklin Times (Weekly)—A. F. ers. Johnson. COLUMBUS GASTON Whiteville—News Reporter (Weekly)— W. B. J. Cherryville—The Eagle (Weekly)—L. H. Keziah. Hauser. CRAVEN Gastonia—Daily Gazette (Evening)—H. A. —The New Bernian (Morning) — New Pern Inery. J. B. Dawson. Gastonia—The Gaston Times (Semi-Weekly) Bern— Sun Journal (Evening) —J. B. New —H. I. Slate. Dawson. CUMBERLAND GRANVILLE — —John E. Falcon—The Apostolic Evangel (Semi- Creedmoor Times-News (Weekly) Monthly)—J. A. Culbreth. Hart. NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS

— 'l i Oxford Orphan's Friend and Masonic States! illi he Stati i Journal (Weekly) — P. W. Pinnix. — Pegram A. Bryant. Oxford—Public Ledger (Semi-Weekly) —Dan Stat' itesville S A Coble. ly) —J. L. Ci GREENE Snow Hill—Square Deal (Weekly)—G. A. JACKSON Jack on Journal .1 s. Sylva— County (Wei Snow Hill—Standard Laconic (Weekly) —J. Dan Tompkins. E. Debnam. JOHNSTON GUILFORD Benson- -Bensi El B Greensboro—Alumnas News (Quarterly) — Benton. — News I. Ethel C. Bollinger. Benson Eastern (Weekly) Greensboro—Apostolic Missionary (Monthly) er. B — S. S. Nelson. Clayton The Clayton Nev W Greensboro—Community Progress (Semi- Penn. The II. Monthly) —E. C. Lindeman. Selma Johnstonian (Weekly)—W. Greensboro—The Carreddi (Quarterly) —Vir- Kinch. Smithfleld—The Smithfleld Herald ginia Wood. .1 w l isiter. Greensboro—Greensboro Daily News— (Morn- eeklj Mrs T La Smithfleld—The Smithfleld Obsen ing) Earl Godfrey. Greensboro—Greensboro Daily Record (Eve- Weekly) -John R. Morris. ning) —Max Abernethy. LEE Greensboro—The Greensboro Patriot (Semi- l Sanford Bxpre i (Week D 31 Clair. Weekly)—G. G. Dickson. Sanford Carolina Banner (Semi-Weekly) — Greensboro—Methodist Protestant Herald E. L. Howard. Weekly)—J. F. McCulloch. LENOIR Greensboro—North Carolina Christian Advo- Kinston Free Will Bapl cate (Weekly)—A. W. Plyler. 3. W. C. Smith. Guilford College—Friends Messenger (Month Jy)— Kin-ton— Kinson Free Press (Evenlni —Robert H. Dunn. ly) Gait Rraxton. Guilford College—The Guilfordian (\\ Kinston Morning News (Morning) C i — S. Jr. J. Taylor. Carroll. The Pointer High Point— High (Weekly)— LaGrange—LaGrange Lenorian (WeeH L. C. Ferguson.— T Meares. High Point The High Point Enterprise LINCOLN (Evening) —C. T. Dickerson. — I High Point—High Point News (Weekly) — Lincolnton Linci Weekly) —John T Perkins, J. J. Farriss. Lincolnton—Lincolnton i mi-Weekly) High Point—The Review (Weekly)—W. L. John M. .Mullen. Stanley. — Furniture Journal Mcdowell High Point Southern - (Monthly) —H. W. Kronheimer. Mai ion Marion Pn gn ss (Weel I Whitten. HALIFAX MACON

Enfield—The Progress (Weekly)—Then. M. Franklin— Franklin Press (Weeklj I Cooper. ton Lyle. Roanoke Rapids—Roanoke Rapids Herald MADISON (Weekly)—J. T. Stainback. Marshall— News Record (Weekly) J. H Neck—Commonwealth Scotland (Evening)— White. W. R. Lindsey. Mars Hill The Laurel (Month Weldon—Roanoke News (Weekly) —J. W B i and 0. S Brady.

Sledge. I HARNETT Mars Hill Mars II (Quarterly i Mars Hill College I Dunn—The Dunn Dispatch (Semi-Weekly)— L. Bushee Pope. MARTIN

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II. I C Frye, A. M. Koonce, A. tt, W . Jr. Frye, Mrs. L. R. Mcintosh, A. C. Tillett, C. W Harwood, John II. Roberson, W. S. Vreeland, L B. Leath^rwood. Thurman. Whitfield, II. A. Weill Paterson, A. S. Winston, P. H. Whitlock, P ' Randolph, J. P. Liipfert, B B Williams. W. II. — Wiegand, Carl. Wilson. Wm M Buie's Creek — Taylor, F. H. Charlotte— Cherryville D P. McLeod, B. F. Adams, Thaddeus A.. M. A. Burgaw— Alexander, Julia M, Stroup, Best, John J. Alexander, T. W. Clayton — Bland. J. T. Beam, W. s. Thurston, D. J. J. A .1 Bland, J. T., Jr. Bell. Williams. R. Burnett, .f. II. Berry, Margaret. Met i W. D. J. McCullen, C. E. Bost, Clinton— Brenizer, Chase. — Butl r, G. E. Burlington Cansler, Edwin T. Carroll, \V. H. Butler, U Cansler, Edwin T., Jr. Carroll. A. M. Herring, K l. Cansler, John S. J. M. Cook. Clark. Walter, Jr. T. B. J C Cooper, Clarkson, Heriot. Kennedy, <; Coulter, William S. Cocke. N. A. pier, P. E. S. W. i 81 Damerson, Clarkson, F. 0. aircloth, C R. r W. II. Fonville, D. Cochran, C. A. her, J no. K. ii. E. Hoffman, Davis, W. C. A. H. Fowler, .1. E. King, DeLaney, .1. L. H. J. mpler, B II Rhodes, Doekery. 11. C. J. Graham, a Mi I. Warier, D. Duckworth, C. A. — B. Whitfield, Fitzhugh. Burnsville Fetner, C. — Bailey, G. D. Flowers, J. F. Columbia Gardner, G. E. Gover, C. Hundley. Majette, M Fauts, D. R. Guthrie, T. C. Whitley, W. L. Hamick, C. R. Guthrie, Thomas C, Jr. Swain. II I. Hutehins, Charles. Hammerly, J. McC. W Hey, T. H. a. H. Ray, J. B. Harding, Wm. F. Combs, Watson. E. F. Harris, Hugh. W. Columbus— T. W. Watson, J. A. Hawkins, Burgess, John R. D. E. Wilson, R. W. Henderson, Cloud. E. B — Higgins, Robt. O. Bladenboro L. W. Comfort— James A. Humphrey, Bridger, Hutchinson. R S. Warren. Julien K. Buie. Clifford B. Jones, J. Lawrence. Concorrj— — H. C. Barnardsville Jones, Caldwell. M II. Wm. S. A. B. Burleson. Justice, Crowell, 3. L. \V. Bunn— Keerans, J. Furr, D. M Frank II. Harris, Jos. J. Kennedy, Hartsell, l. T J. R. Kenyon, Mai as, T D Camden— V. Kidd. R. Armfleld, Frank. L. B. E. Clegg, Kirkpatrick. T. A B. W. R. A. Clegg. I,, ckhart, .las. II. S. D. H. P .ar. Tillitt, Marsh, Geo. A., Jr. M. iv Jr. Canton— Marshall. Hunter. Williams. II. S. Clark, Thomas A. Met 'all. .1. I>. Blackwelder, B. W McLean. Miss Carrie. Elias, Swain. Crowell, J L. Jr. -L A, Robinson, S. M. McRae, Oglesby, J M Meisenh imer, •'. A. Smathers, J. B. Cardenas— Newell, J. C. Smathers, Charles C. Parker. C. C. — Newell, .1. F. Carthage Nixon, Brevard. Cana—

• I : \\ Burns, Robert L. Osborne, W. 8. , B H. Humher, Geo. Pharr, Edgar W. Coats— McNeill, Geo. TV. H. N. Pharr, l.e\ ii son, l. 1. McNeill, W. H. v. Pharr, Neal C it M. Muse, C. Preston, E Randolph. Conovor— F. 1 H. 1 Seawell, Pruett, sha» Mi s ll U. L. in, Spence, Puhlman, R T. Creed moor— Cary— Redd, F M Mi Duffy, r J. Marvin L Templeton, Alfred. Riteh, — ! Currle J. M.. Jr. Robinson, M. Templeton, i: rdi Wm B Robinson, B. ll aux, Womble, Wm. B, Currituck — I Banders, 3 T (Col I — Smile V M Catawba Sancill, -i Clyde. Oscar. Sherrill, Scales, J L Danbury— Catherine Lake— Shai '' M Humphrey J D si. .ire. William X « Duffy. R. iiaii. John Simmons, T. M Petree, N Cerro Gordo— Smith, D B Davidson — It. Williamson, J. J Smim, Geo Currlt \ Chadbourn— Smith. W M / B , Geo \ . Jr. Bryan, A B Spat rov Delco^ Stewart. 1" Koonce, C. D. It" i" P Taliaferro, C D Miller, B. A. 78 PRACTICING ATTORNEYS — Dillsboro— Privott, W. S. Forest City C. S. Blanton. R. R. Hooker, Joseph J. Vann, C. O. Pangle. Thomas O. Elizabeth City— Ridings, Dobson— Aydlett, E. F. Four Oaks— Copeland, Jesse T. Simpson, M. B. Lee, C. C. Folger. A. D. Brooks, James C. Franklin— Freeman, R. A. Cohoon, W. L. Horn, A. W. Freeman, R. C. Ehringhaus, J. C. B. Johnston, T. J. L. Jackson, W. M. Small. W. Johnston, F. S. Llewellyn, C. M. Leigh, J. B. Jones, Gilmer A. .1. Jr. Reeee, \V. L. LnRoy. H., Ray, J. F., Jr. Thos. J. Wolfe. A. H. Markham, Ray, J. F., Sr. Dunn— Meekins, Ike. Robertson. Henry G. P. W. McMullan. Sisk. R. D. Hell. \V. C. Outlaw, A. B. L. J. Franklinton— Best, Pugh. C. R. Best, James. Sawyer, P. G. Kearney, H. C. Clifford, J. C. Spence. Geo. J. Fremont— J. M. Coats, Thompson, C. E. Aycock, B. F. Godwin, R. L. Wilson, J. K. — Godwin, H. L. Worth, W. A. Fuquay Springs R. B. Guy, C. L. Lewis, Elizabethtown— B. Jernigan, M. M. Shepherd, Ray. Bizzell, W. D. McLeod, J. A. Gaston la— Clark. J. B. Parker, C. C. Austin, C. M. Lyon. J. A. Smith, C. J. McCullooh, E. F. Bivens, Jay. N. A. R. L. Townsend, White, R. S. Bulwinkle, West, E. C. Carpenter, John G. Elkin — West, J. O. Carpenter, Carl E. Wilson. J. F. Barker. Harry. Capps, Bismarck. J. F. Wilson, J. W. Hendren. Cherry, R. G. James, E. C. Williams, I. R. Denny, Emery B. Young. E. F. Elk Park- Dolley, Stephen B. P. Young, J. R. Bowers, V. B. Garland. W. Hamme, J. L. Durham— Enfield— Hester. W. F. Barbee, J. W. Anderton, Allen. Holland. C. D. Bramham, William G. Dunn, R. C. Hoyle, J. M. Brawley, S. C. Johnson, Mac. D. Jones, A. C. Bryant, Victor S. Mann, Wm. Lewis, R. H., Jr. Brogden, W. J. Parker. R. H. Mangum, A. G. Cannady. E. W. Manson, G. B. Myer, Louis B. Chambers, Sidney C. Mason, O. F. Cheek, E. C. Fairmont— Patrick, R. C. Everett, R. O. Keith, V. W. Sigmon, R. L. Foushee, Wm. L. Taylor, V. H. Sparrow. S. B. Fuller. J. Farmville— Timberlake, J. W. Fuller, F. L., Jr. Wilson, George W. Martin, R. T. Gant, R. M. Warren, E. R. J. W. Paylor, J. H. Graham, Wilkins. J. A. P. C. Sheppard, W. G. Graham, Waltz, A. E. Guthrie. W. B. Fayetteville— Waltz. C. B. Harriss, E. C. Averitt, H. S. Hedrick. H. G. Gatesville— Breece, A. B. T. W. Hill, Barrington T. Broadfoot, C. W., Jr. Costen, E. J. A. Hill, Brothers, H. L. Godwin, P. A. S. Hobgood, Bullard, V. C. Hall, J H. Lee, J. G. Stringfleld, D. M. Garners- Long, J. Elmer. Cook, H. L. Rand, Oliver G. Lockhart, W. S. Cook, John H. Goldsboro— McLendon, L. P. Davis, E. G. Mordecai, S._ F. Downing, W. C Allen. W. R., Jr. Morehead, J. Lanthrop. Howard, C. C. Bland, D. H. Patterson, J. S. Kirkpatrfck, H. S. Best, C. G. Pegram, J. Edw. McKithan, E. B, Cockerham, J. L. C. Purcell, W. McNeill, Robt. S. Davis, A. C. Reade, R. P. McPhail. tf. C. Dees, W. A. Robert, McCant Andrews. McRae. J. C, Jr. Dortch, Hugh. Scarlett. Chas. Moore, A. M. Dickinson. M. T. Scarlett, Hugh. Nimocks, Q. K. Edmundson. P. B. Delos Sorrell, W. Nimocks, Q. K., Jr. Freeman, G. K. Isaac R. Stravhorn, Oates, J. A. Hood, Geo. E. Robert H. Svkes. Quillin, G. S. Humphrey, D. C. Tilley. L. L. Herring, It. W. Humphrey, E. A. Tomlinson, L. A. Robinson, H. McD. Land. Edward M. B. I'mstead. W. Robinson, Miss Katherine Langston. John D. B. Watkins, M. Rose, Geo. M. Loftin, M. B. Edenton— Rose. Chas. G. Lovelace, O. N. Dixon, Richard D. Shaw, John G. Parker, H. B. Griffin, Lloyd E. Shaw, Duncan. Pierce, W. W. Holland. R. C. Dye. Robt. H. Robinson. W. S. O'B. Leary, H. R. Tally, Oscar J. Simpkins, E. A. McMullan, J. H., Jr. Walker, C. M. Royal. Kenneth C. PRACTICING ATTORNEYS

Taylor. W. F. Greenville— CounclU, W. B. .1 r>. jr. Teague, S. F. Blount, Marvin K. Iiv. . Thompson, J. F. Brown. Julius. Prultt, T P Yelverton, VV. B. Corey, A. B. Russell. D. L W. A. Graham— Clark, D. M. Self, Cooper, Lewis G. Bagby. C. W L. C. Allen, Dunn, Albion. Shuford, R. If J. S. Cook. Evans. J. L Whlsnant, a. W Henderson, J. J. Flannagan, R. C. Whltener, a.. A. H. Hughes, Everett. S. J. Whltener, C. I. J. D. Kernodle, Gaylord. L. W. fount, M M Kernodle, L. H. Harding, F. C. Hiddenite— Long, Jacob A. R. Hines, P. Beckham, V G. Long, J. D. James, F. G. E. Jr. Bogle, W. S. Parker, S., James, J. B. Ward, Wm. J. Lanier, J. C. Highlands- Greensboro— Harden, W. A. Stewart. Henrv. Adams, S. B. Pierce, C. C. High Point— Alexander, Louise. Simmons, J. L. Albertson. T. W Alderman, Sidney. Skinner, H. S. Austin, J. A. Whedbee, H. W. Baggett, J. V. Barnhart, C. C. B. F. Boren, Norman A. Tyson. Gold, Thos. J. Wooten. F. M. Fradshaw, G. S. Hedgecock, -i Matt. Worthington, S. O. Brim, Kenneth M. Haworth, Horace S. Brooks, A. L. Griffon— Parsons, D. H, Bynum, Wm. P. Causey, R. C. Peacock, Dred. Weacott Broadliurst, B. D. Halifax- Roberson, Dalton, Carter. Barringer, Jno. A. Travis, E. L. Royal. Walter S. C. J. E. Jr. Carpenter, Travis, L.. Edwin. Cobb, H. W.. Jr. Steele, Hamilton: Teague. Lawrence E. Cooke, A. Wayland. Waldo, J. T. Williams. L. B. Cox, Oliver C. York. C. A. Denny, B. E. Hamlet- Tors, o. R. Douglas, M. F. Gibbons, L. H. E. A. Hillsboro— Douglas, R. D. Harrell. Kelley, W. M. S. M. Duncan, Jas. S. Gattls, Mitchell, John. Gattls, S. M., Jr. Davis, A. C. Nash, M. W. Giles. J. A N. L. Euro, Cratch, S. C. Graham. J. \V B. Lee. Fentress, Sanders. W. H. Graham. A. II. Ferguson, G. S., Jr. Frank. Hayesville— Nash, Frazier, R. H. Anderson, O. L. Ray. J. C. Frazier, C. S. C. D. 3. B. Turner, Herbin, L. Gray. Hobgood — Hobgood, F. P. Henderson— Leggett. I. w Hoyle, Thos. C. Bridgers. J. H. Hobbs, R. J. M. Bunn, A. A. Hoffman— n. E. Hogue^ Jas. F. Harris, A. 3. Scarborougn, Jones, Hines A. Hicks. Edison T. Holly Springs— Jerome, Ed. Hicks, T. T. Carter, R. R. King, R. R. Hicks, J. B. Norris. J. E. J. C. King, R. R.. Jr. Kittrell. Hot — Kittrell. R. G. Springs Kuykendall, E. D. J. E. B. II. Rector, Koontz, H. L. Perry, Pearce, J. M. Jackson — Moseley, R. F. McColn. R. S. A Norfleel Mebane, Banks H. Burgwyn Perry. H. L. a C Michaux, John S. Day, Pittman. T. M. Mldyette, G. E. Geo. H. (Col.) Mitchell, Zollicoffer. A. C. white, r. Jennings. Morehead, James T. Zollicoffer, J. P. Worrell, Jamea \ Murphy. Thos. J. Hendersonville— Patton, Geo. M. Jacksonville— Anderson, II. S. Powell, Gilhert. Day, N E Arledge, A. Y. Robinson, Russell. Bailey, I U Blythe, O. V. F. Rieves, Earl E. — Ewbank. E. W. Jefferson Shaw. Eugene G. llalli It I. Justici'. J, F mi. J. F. w r Smith, Oates, W. H. Bauguesa, Scales, Junius I. McD. it, mi-.'. -rii"< C. M. Ray. Scales, A. SchencK, Michael. Austin, W B C. L. Council, .' B Shuping, Shlpraan, f. E. L. Stern, S. J. Stanton. R. II. Park, G. Chi B Swift. W. H. Rector, W. C. Bplcor, R. C. Strudwick. Twyford, Henry. K. ii. hi -.villi'— C. Smith, Julius Whitmlre, R. L. t l

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Kernersville— Brown, ('. II. Winborne, J. W. Porter, William. Byrd, \V. P. Washburn, G. F. Kings Mountain— Caviness, .1. 10. Marshall— Campbell, B. L. McDonald, A. A. Hendricks, J. A. A. Davles, J. B. McLean. M. Mashburn, C. B. Chas. Kinston— Ross, Ramsey, J. C. Spears, M. T. Roberts, G. V. Allen, 0. If. Mordecai, W. G. i\] n. It. T. Marshville— Salmon, X. M. Croom, P. 1». Ashcraft, F. W. Chaffin, L. M. Cowper, G. V. Mars Hill- Lincolnton— Dawson, Josepn. Edwards, J. E. Dawson, .1. G. Childs, C. E. Denton. J. It. Childs, W. H. Maurey— E. M. Elliott. Guy. Jonas, C. A. Spivey, Green, <;eo. B. Jonas. H. A. Maxton— Jones, B. B. Mauser, R. J. Carp?nter, J. E. Jones, J. A. Nicholson, W. M. McKinnon, H. A. Liles, .1. F. Nixon, K. B. Wiggins, J. P. Mitchell. W. A. A. L. Quickel, Maysville— Moore. G. G. Rudisill, Waverly. Warren. J. K. Powers. J. A. Littleton- Rouse. N. J. Mebane— S. G. Rouse. Root. H. Daniel, Carter, T. C. Furgerson, McM. Shaw, II. E. Harvey, W. F. Mesic— Stroud, Cecil. Picot, John. Morris, S. J. Sutton. F. I. P. Wallace. P. E. Pippen, Jos. Middlesex— Whitaker, R. A. Louisburg— Parker, Y. Z. Wooten, J. Frank. Beam. G. M. Milton— LaGrang;— Hoklen, B. T. Winstead, M. C. A. H. Perry, Hugh. Mocksville— Kornegay, W. M. McCullen, S. D. Person, Chaffin. T. N. Ruffin, W. H. E. Laurinburg— Gaither, L. Ruffln. T. W. Grant, A. T. Cox, W. H E. Malone, H. Morris, E. H. Dunn. T. J. H. , Jr. Yarhorough, W. Stewart, Jacob. Goodwin. G. Lucama— John, M. L. Monroe— Boss. X. R. Xeal, W. H. Brooks, J. C. T. T. Russell. G. H. Barnes. Houston, D. A. Wcatherspoon, W. II. Lumberton— Hawfield. R. R. Gibson, B. H. Britt, E. M. Lemmond, R. W. Prince, L. P>. Britt. W. S. Limerick, T. F. B. Leaksville— Britt. E. J. Love, W. Redwine. R. B. Dunn, A. W. Britt, L. J. J. C. Fagg, H. L. Carlyle, F. E. Silies, FulDr. D. H. Stack, A. M. llai/.lip, P. T. Goodwin, J. J. Parker, J. J. Land, C. M. Hackett, F. D., Jr. Craig, G. Lenoir— Ivey, W. B. Stevens, R. L. Newland, W. C. Johnson, T. L. Yann, J. C. M. P. Pritchett. J. Johnson, E. M. Mooresville— School. Wm. F. Kinla.v, W. H. Morrow, G. A. Singleton, H. J. R. E. Lee, Starr, A. L. Squires. Mark. Lennon, Woodberry. Turlington, Z. V. Sturling, L. S. Melntyre, Stephen. Wakefield, Lawrence. Mclntyre, R. A. Morehead City— Williams, B. F. Lawrence. R. C. Gorham, E. H. Alvah L. Lewiston — Proctor, J. D. Hamilton, Luther. Harrington. H. G. McLean. A. W. Hamilton, Yarser. L. R. Lexington— Morganton— McLean, J. D. Burgin, W. O. Avery, I. L. Stacey, H. E. A. Bower, J. <'. Avery, C. T. A., Jr. Critoher. P. V. McNeill, Erwin, W. C. Proctor, J. (i. Daniel, J. M., Jr. Erwin. S. J. E. Delap, S. A. Madison- Hairfield, M. R. L. Johnson, F. T. Brown, J. C. Huffman, Frank. McCrary, J. R. Roberts, J. L. McDowell, Mccrary. Thos. E. Maiden- Mull. J. M. Patton, N. M. Martin, L. A. Klutz. G. W. H. E. Spainhour, J. F. Olive. Manchester— Phillips. W. H. Mount Airy— Murchison, I. A. Raper. R. R. Bivens, E. C. Bobbins. F. C. Marion- Carter, F. E. Sink. H. H. Chambers, W. R. Carter, W. F. Spruill, J. F. Hudgins. D. E. Folger, J. H. Walser. Z. V. Lunsford, B. L. Folger, A. D. Walser. Z. J. Lisenbee, C. C. Felts, W. R. Williams, S. E. Morgan, W. T. ''rim, K. M. Lillington— Morris, James. Graves, S. P. Baggett, J. R. Pless, J. W. Groves, William. BaKgett, Hiram. Fless, J. W., Jr. Haymore, R. L. PRACTICING ATTORNEYS

E. M. Linville, Klutz, L. F. Raleigh— Tilley, A. E. It Moose, R. Alii ir. Mebane, C. if. Mount Olive— i Barham, J. L. Rudisill, J. c. R. J. Byrd, A. W. .Shipp, Andrews, \ B Grady. A. S. Sigmon, J, ('. \ A Wilson. 1 1 atelier, M. J. Warlick, Bailey, J. W. Watson, E. T. North Wilkesboro— Mount Gilead— Cacy, A. It. .Ir Hamlett, R. E. Hackett, Frank D. — Hayes, J. J. • Moyock B inry. It. L.

I i' Cox, W. D. Jones, J. R. Biggs, A. .\f. Murfreesboro— Previtte, J. M. Bonner, BriKVs. \V Barnes, D. C. Rousseau, J. A. Broughton, .r. M. Lawrence, L. J. Trivette, E. . .r. \v Winborne, Stanley. Norwood- Murphy— Norwood. .T. H. L. Axley, \V. M, Campbell, W. Joyner, W. T. Bell, M. W. Oak Ridge— Christopher, F. O. Whitaker, T. E. Boushall, J. II. Dillard, J. H. Oxford— . P. K Hill, T. J. Carter, It :. Brummitt, D. G. McCall, J. H. Cheshire, J. Jr. Graham, A. \V. B., Mallonee, J. D. : t L. Graham, A. w. , Jr. Moody, J. N. C. B Hancock, V. W., Jr. a, Moody, R. M. Douglass. W. C. Hester. J. W. Norvell, E. B. Don < Hicks, A. A. Witherspoon, L. L. . T. Ralph. Witherspoon, Donald. Lanier, Duncan, \v B Lassiter, P.. K. J. L. Nashville— Parham. B. W. W v. Austin, S. F. C L. Ragland, Eason. S. W. Bone, W. J. Royster, B. S. Eastman, Richard IT. Cooley, H. D. Royster, B. Jr. S., Finlator, J. II. Davenport, L. L. T. G. Stem, Fletcher, A J. Odom, A. D. Pilot Mountain— Fonville, NeXvton J. Perry, D. W. I Badgett. W. R. e, '-nk' i Vaughn, L. T. Bernard, C. M. Fulghum, J. s New Bern— Snow, O. E. Fyne, Joseph J. Abernethy, C. L. Pineola— Fountain, J. L, Jr. Willis, G. T. Cline, T. E. Gatling, B. M. Davis, Jesse. Love, T. A. Gi C a. Green, E. M. Love, T. L. i, R. B. Guion, O. H. Griffin, James S Pinetops— Guion, J. A. Harris, C. I' Guion, W. B. R. Bourne, H. C. Harris W. C. Lee, W. H. llridgers, J. L. Haywood, En Mclver, W. D. Pink Hill- Hin \V I. Moore, Larry Holder. 1!. B. I R. Dunn, William, Jr. Oscar r Pittsboro— Nunn, R. A. Jones, Armisti Wade. O'Hara, R. (Col.) Barber, Jones, vV n Horton, W. P. Pearsall, P. M. Jone w B Johnson. V. R. Prunier, E. E. m Bailey, Long, J. E. Rouse, W. B. le, C. G Bell, Daniel. Rhodes, H. J. '1 A A. C. Ray. i Simmons, F. M. I Siler. W. D. Thomas, C. R. Little, J. C Tolson, H. A. Polkton— II M Ward, D. L. Edwards, E. T V, \i. r Ward, A. D. Plymouth — U W. F. it L Ward. Austin, Horace l>. McMillan, Warren, T. D. log, .' . s B . P ir. H'oi.) m m Whitehurst, H. P. Martin. V B acKen lie, Whitehurst, R. E. I, B II Norman, '/. V. Williamson, R. W. (Col.) rd '' Whitley, W. L. P Willis, D. H. Mil i Pollockswille— \i 1 Wilson. H. W. (Col.) mti tue 1 i'. Bender, R. P. r Newland— Warren. J. K. Harrison. P GP Baird, \\ bite, A H. r Benbow, L. S. — Princeton J II. Hughes. Charles. Lee, J. Ira. I H .Ir. Ragland. J. W. . Prei \i Wall, R. W. Raeford— r, w ii Love, T. A. Currle, J W Leach, Shaw. A T. New London- Gore, A. D. Shepherd, B B Austin, H. V. Rowland G B. Slmms, it v

Newton— Smith, E s. , B C Feimster. W. C. McQueen, W. B Smith Gaither, W. B. Whitley, II. W. B. w 82 PRACTICING ATTORNEYS

Snow. W. B. Thome, S. T. Jackson, H. M. Strong, R. C. Wilkinson, W. S., Jr. King, D. B. Templeton, Alfred. Winihiiiy, Geo. L. Mclver, D. E. Templeton, J. M., Jr. Winslow, F. E. McNeill, A. L. Watkins, R. C. Roseboro— Pittman. .1. C. T. Williams, Lacy. Barker, J. A. Quick. W. H. Williams, Chas.

Sparta— Gwaltncy, J. L. B Iman, W Check, Geo. Payne, A. C. Slmmoi Crouse, R. F. Teachy— Simmons, X. i. R. A. I, J. ii. Doughton, Cart, Leo. Higgins, C. W. — MacLeai a l>. Thomasville iw, s C Spray- Bogle. W. S, A. W. Rodman, W. B„ Jr. Dunn, .f. Jackson, V. i I, Haizlip, P. T. Riser, H. R. in, F. II. Ivie, A. D. -III:. Win. L B. C. Trenton- Trotter, Ward. H. S Land. C. M. Barker, J. R. Grimes, J. D Land, J. N. Bowe, J. V. Warren, J. K. Warren, L. C. Spencer— — Quillin, Geo. S. Trinity- Waynesville i i: . sr Spring Hope— Craven, Bruce. Alley, Alley i-'.-iix i Brantley, Hobart. Troy— t Davis, <;. C. Brantley, Dwight. Armstrong, C. A. Pram Is, W Boy. Moses, T. O. Broughton, C. C. <>. S Moss, O. B. Cochran, W. A. Ferguson, Ferguson, J. W. Valentine, I. T. Dockery, C. G r, R. D. Pine— Howell, R. V. Spruce I D, T. L. J. M. Hurley, B. S. Peterson, Hannah. W. .1. Poole, P. T. Morgan. .1. It Stanley- Wildes, C. D. Carpenter, C. E. Queen, .1. M. — Tryon— Ward. G. II. Statesville Jones, Walter. Adams, C. M. Weaverville—i Bristol, W. A. Wadesboro— Blackstock, C. E. Caldwell. L. C. Bennett, John T. Weaver, W. K W\ E. Grier, Harry P. Brock. Weldon— H. E. Caudle, T. L. Lewis, Clark, E. B. J. G. Covington, B. M. Lewis, Clark. B. T. B. F. Coxe, F. J. Long, Dai C B. V. Dunlap, F. L. el, Long, Z. Daniel. W K Jurney, Van B. Dunlap, F. W. Dickens, Wade II. Raymer, D. L. Edwards, Enos T. Green, <;. C Scott, J. A., Jr. Lisk, M. C. llarrell. II. It., Jr. Dorman. Little, R. E. Thompson, Knight, W. L. D. Little, R. E.. Jr. Turner, W. Stainhack. A. B. R. T. McLendon. H. H. Weatherman, Sledge. W. W. Stedman— Pruette, R. S. L. D. Wendell— Averitt, L. M. Robinson, Tarlton, A. A. ii tor, E. E. Stoneville— Taylor, H. P. McLean, C E U. Leland. Stanford, Thomas, F. E. Rhode,. W II Swan Quarter— Wake Forest— Wentworth — Bell, C. L. Carsville, G. T. I'enn. Hunter EC Mann, S. S. N. T. Gulley, West Jenerson— Spencer. C. B. Mills, J. G. Bowie, Thomas C. Spencer, W.- L. Timherlake, E. VV. Sylva— Timberlake. E. W. Jr. Whitakers— Buchanan, C. C. White, R. B. Taylor, G. w. Hooker, J. J. Wallace— Whltevllle— Monteith, Hugh E. Blanton, A. J. ly, 1, \' Moore, W. E. X. Boney, B. I W. R. Sherrell, Ward. Geo. R. Mi K.i lv. n, n. maid. Sherrlll, W. R. Walnut Cove— r I. Waller. Stillwell, E. P. Jarvls, G. L. Proctor, !' i\ Sutton, G. W. m ii Warrenton— Bchuuten, Tarboro— Schulken, 1 B l, II \ Allsbrook. R. G. 'i id i: m flililis, Frank H. Bond, L.vn. Tucker, I B. J. H. Bourne, H. C. Kerr, Bulk, T. Wllkesboro— .r. I. Bridgers_, W. T. . i I \ Douglas? W. C. Polk, RodweU, T " C It. Fountain, G. M. T. Williams, B. B. Gllbi C '• G. M. • Fountain, it N Donnell. Warsaw— Gilliam, I' 1 lleTidnii, B Hardison, H. D. Cai i '' Leon, Mi i .1 i I. Howard, VV. O. 11, W I Howard, W. B Johnson, u. D. M. A It- old •. Il"iiry. [ngrani, <>. i>. Mixon, Johnson, Henry. ii i, WllllamitoB— MacNair, A. \V. Stevens, II. L, Jr. D l> — B . Jr. Mo . T Washington \. \ it Pender, .lame?;. . W. Phillips, H. If. Bonner, J. H. Staton. It. L. Brown, Geo H \ Staton, M. C. Daniel, I . Jr. — ii C p, BB Taylorsville W Alexander, J. J. McMullen, Harry. Paul. ' i> II M Burke. J. 1 1 84 PRACTICING I ATTORNEYS

Wilmington— Lucas, W. A. Manly, Clement. Bellamy, C. C. Mewborn, S. G. Martin, L. K. Bellamy, .T. D., Jr. Mintz, R. F. McKaughn, L. C. Bellamy, M. B. Strickland, M. S. McMichael, C. O. Bellamy, .T. 1 >. Swindell, F. D. McMichael, J. E. Bellamy, Win M. Tomlinson, Geo. W. Miles, F. G.

Bellamy, Emmett. I /.ell, Thos. R. Montague, H. Bridges, B. H. Whitaker, W. P., Jr. Mott, M. L., Jr. Bryan, E. K. Woodard, J. E. Morris, W. L. Burton, E. T. Windsor- Nance, Mrs. D. H. W. B. D. A. Campbell, Craig, Farming. Nance, Dickson, R. D. J. H. Davenport, J. W. Nance, Cole, Nathan. G. Gatling, J. M. Parker, Raymond E. B. Cox, Gillam, M. B. Parrish, F. M. Davis, C. H. Mathews, J. H. Parrish, Fred M. Davis, Thos. W. Pritchett, J. A. Poindexter, C. B. Empie, S. M. Sissoms, C. B. Porter, William. Eure, S. E. Winston, F. D. Ratcliff, H. M. J. W. Gafford. Ripple, H. C. Louis. Winston-Salem— Goodman, Sams, A. F. R. G. J. E. Grady, Alexander, Sapp, H. O. L. C. F. T. Grant, Baldwin, Scott, L. V. Hatehell, J. B. W. H. Beckerdite, Shapiro, Moses. J. P. F. B. Head, Benbrow, Slawter, John D. Heyer, Henry. J. T. Benbow, Starbuck, II. R. Hogue, C. D. S. J. Bennett, Stephenson, G. T. Howell, G. H. A. Blair, Wm. C. W. Hummell, L. R. W. Stevens, Braddy, G. Stockton, R. G. Johnston, J. T. A. R. (Col.) Bridges, Swink, L. M. Jones, W. F. Brinkley. W. G. B. Kellum, Woodus. Tavis, C. Brown, E. G. Vaughn, R. C. King, J. C. Z. C. Caup, "Vogler, Chas. A. Little, Joseph. H. Clement. J. Wall, L. B. Loftin, S. E. Conn, Fred J. Herbert. Wallace, J. C. MeClammy, Cox, Foster N. K. O. Watson, T. W. Burgin, Craige, Burton. W. B. Webster, F. L. McKay, Craver, J. B. McNorton, John, A. Whicker, J. Herbert. Deal, Roy L. C. Williams, S. Clay. Cashwell. C. H. M. (Col.) Edmundson, Williams. F. W. (Col.) Mears, Iredell. Oscar O. Newcomb, Harris. Eftrd, Wilson, W. T. Elledge, Archie. Peschau, Geo. L. Womble, B. S. Eller, A. H. RicaucI, A. G. Yates. E. P. Ferguson, L. W. Rodgers, H. E. Winterville— Ferrell, W. L., Jr. Rodgers, Lilian M. Worthington, S. O. J. S. (Col.) Rountree, George. Fitts, Winton— Fulton, J. Irving. Carr, J. O. Boone, W. D. E. E. Poisson, L. J. Gray, Bridger, R. C. J. F. Ruark, Robert. Hackler, Daniel, W. L. S. E. Scull, J. H. Hall, Eure, T. A. Charles E. Shepard. A. H. Hamilton, Jones. C. W. Frank. Smith. W. L. Hanes, P. Mitchell, A. S. Turner, W. P. M. Harris, J. J. Vann, J. E. W. V. We iks, C. D. Hartman, Yadkinville— Williams, A. S. Hastings, G. H. Hanes, F. W. O. Wright, I. C. Hege, George Eaton, P. B. Stevens, J. A. Helsabeck, Charles R. Puryear. R. C. Warren, S. B. Hendren, W. M. Reece, D. M. Wilson— Holton, A. E. Williams. S. C. G. A. Brinkley, R. L. Holton, Reavis. Wade. J. W. — Bruton, J. F. Hollingsworth, Yanceyvillc Connor, H. G., Jr. Horton, Phin, Jr. Carlton and Unchurch. Deans, A. B. Hudson, H. G. Johnston, Julius. R. T. Diekins, A. E. Hutchins, Fred S. Wilson, Dickinson, O. P. Jones, E. B. Youngsville— Finch, W. A. Johnson, W. Reade. Lumpkins, W. L. Harris, Clyde. Kallam, T. W. Zebulon— Hassell, F. S. Kelly. R. C. House, A. B. Hill, D. M. Lanier, J. S. (Col.) Whitley. J. B. Isear, D. W. Liipfert, B. R. Whicker, J. Hubert. Secretaries of State — 1877— A. Engelhard. 1777 James Glasgow. —Joseph 1778—William WTiite. 1881 William L. Saunders. 1885—William L. Saunders. 1811—William Hill. 1889—William L. Saunders. 1859—Rufus H. Page. 1891—Oct. Coke. 1863—J. P. H. Russ. 1893— Oct. Coke. 1864—Charles R. Thomas. 1895—Chas. M. Cooke. 1866—R. W. Best. 1897—Cyrus Thompson. 1868—Henry J. Menninger. 1901-'05-'09-'13-'17-'21—J. Bryan Grimes. 1872—William H. Howerton. 1923—W. N. Everett. PRACTICING PHYSICIANS

Practicing Physicians in North Carolina ALAMANCE COUNTY. W. R. Graham. Todd. BUNCOMBE COUNTY. C. A. Anderson, Burlington. J. B. Heggerman. Todd. J. L. \ lai T. A. Bohanan, Burlington. A. L. Junes. Helton. P v R. E. Brooks, Burlington. T. J. Jones, Lansing. I G. And It. 3

S. W. Caddell, Elon College. T. Lester Jones. Lansing. I. J. Archer, Black I T. S. Faucette. Burlington. Lester Long. Laurel Springs. G. T. Baler. J Lacy Foust, Snow Camp. S. E. Pennington. Sturgills. W. E. BakiT. Ardi n Richard A. Freeman, Burling- S. L. Perkins. Jefferson. Geo C. Battle, Ashevllle. ton. C. R. Ray, Beaver Creek. s. w. Battle. W. R. Goley, Graham. Everett Reams, W. Jefferson. Louis ii Bea H Graham Harden, Burlington. B. E. Reeves, W. Jefferson. tain. W. L. Iseley, Burlington. R. W. J. Robinson, Cn Chas. Beers. Ashi ville. F. D. Leonidas C. Smith. Polkton. Blsch, A h . C. E. Kernodle, Elon College. J. C. Testerman. Jefferson. II. II. Brlggs, Ashevllle. C. W. McPherson, Burlington. B. W. Tugman. Warrensville. II. c. Brookshl Robt. G. McPherson, Saxa- B. C. Waddle. Grassy Creek. II. II. Brown, w. \ pahaw. AVERY COUNTY. G, Browi II. M. Montgomery, Burling- H. II. Bryant, Asb ton. W. B. Burleson. Plumtree. i. M. Buckner, Swannanoa.

i W. D. Moser, Burlington. Leonard Coffey, Cragg. K. ;. Buckner. Aahi i J. R. Parker. Burlington. Dr. Davidson, Newland. II. W. Calloway, Ashevllle. (). .T. Parrish. Graham. J. M. Hodges. Cranberry. R. S. Carroll. Ashevllle John A. Pickett, Burlington, T. J. Profflt, Elk Park. c, n w. Colby. Ash ville. R. F. D. R. C. Jacobs. Belhaven. T. P. ili S. F. Scott. Union Ridge. E. R. Sloop. Crossnore. Chas. Harwell Cocl C. E. Spoon, Burlington, W. C. Tate. Banner Eik. ville. R. F. D. E. R. Cocke, Ashevllle. COUNTY. 'He. Clarence Spoon, Graham. BEAUFORT J. E. Cock C. B, Coil rtlle. W. N. Tate. Mehane. W. T. Bebee, Washington. i J. M i ird. Ashevllle. I. N. Taylor. Graham. J. R. Bonner, Aurora. \ i. Deuchfleld. a I. M. Thompson. Mehane. E M Brown. Washington. \V. L. Dunn, Ash. i R. M. Troxler, Burlington. Wm. J. Bullock. Belhaven. 0. F. Echels, Ash. ville. D. T. Tyson, Mebane. Henry W. Car'-er. Washington. li. O. i i rtlle. Lee A. Walker. Burlington. J. V. W. Cordice, Aurora. L. w. Eli rtlle. Walter E. Walker. Burlington. E S. Credle. Pantego. r i; Flack Uhertlle. C. M. Walters, Burlington. R. T. Gallagher, Washington. M. II. i Ashevllle. G. S. Watson, Elon College. C. C. Jackson, Pinetown. r f. Fra J. C. Wilkins, Haw River. R C. Jacobs. Belhaven. \v. M. Fresh. Weavervllle. N. D. York. Mebane. Oswold KatYr. Edward. i 1 ; 1 Gardner, Uhi ville. COUNTY. D Kluttz. Washington. ALEXANDER i n Weaven Ule. J M. Lloyd. Washington. Gill. Point. W. It. Grantham, Ashevllle. Thos. H. Crouch, Stony N B. Marrlner. Belhaven D. Crouch, Taylors- jos. Bi ii. Green, \ rtlle. Thomas J L. Nicholson. Washington. W. It. Griffin, Aahei ville. Jno T. Nicholson. Bath. F. W. A-h. -ville. S. T. Crowson. Taylorsville. P A. Nicholson, Washington. Griffith, 1, M Griffith '. A. M. Edwards. Taylorsville. S. T. Nicholson, Washington. w P. II- E. S. King, HIddenite. T Potter. Aurora. W W. I> Hilliard. D. H. Leeper, Hiddenite. Jno C. Rodman, Washington. w. M. Hollldi Asa Thurston. Taylorsville. Louis Swindell, Washington. II. Unit. Ashevllle. COUNTY. David T. Tayloe. Washington. J, ALLEGHANY Washington. J. W. Holt, Ashevllle. I> 'I' Tayloe, Jr.. B. O. Choate. Sparta. W. J. Hunnli utt. \ i rtlle, Tayloe. Washington. Left Choate. Sparta. Joshua C. S .1 Williams. Washington. J. L. Doughton, Sparta. w a. i: k Belhai n G. F. Duncan, Sparta. C. T. Windley. tain. Laurel Springs, \ A. Osborn, BERTIE COUNTY. M .i. Lord, R. 1. Jam. Mad R. F. lienthall, Aulandcr. ANSON COUNTY. A. Capehart, Roxobel. rtlle. I. MM' C. I. Allen, Wadesboro. W. i'. ('ami. Wind \\ Mi Cr« In i C E. S. Ashe, Wadesboro. i, r. Evans, Wind Mr. Meachan. Ashevllle W. W. Barrett. Peachland. l-'. n. Garris, Lewiston. \l C UUllem J. M. Boyce, Polkton. p. c. Jenkins. BoxobeL B H Ml J. H. Bennett. Wadesboro II. w. Lyon, Windsor i. a Miller, \ E. L. Thomas, Wadesboro, i, \ Nowell, Colerain, s S m lie. .1 i, Pritchard. Windsor. .T. M. Dunlap, Ansonville. F. Harris, Ansonville. .1 B. Ruffln, Powellsvllle. Cary . s a Saunders. Aulander. i VI I rlllo. J. E. Hart. Wadesboro. \ ' I K M C. .1 Sawyer, Windsor. B. .T. McCoogan, McFarlan. c On J. D. Wadesboro. • Maynard. : \ BLADEN COUNTY. I I Ol II. B. Moore, Morven. H. P. Wadesboro. q ] Bullard Ellzabethtown. R D Ross. w \ P Polkton. i> n Clai I i ton. L. C. Smith. \ T P B, S, Clark. Clarkton E. L. Thomas. Wadesboro. i. I, Frit. Inn It. s, Cromai (Col.) i ii i>,- vane I » adl*. Lilesville. ; J. L. Wyatt. ; \\ I . \ A B II" 1 ' I ASHE COUNTY. S. s. Hutchison, B Roby Blackburn, Todd. I I K \ W. R. Blackburn, B BRUNSWICK COUNTY. Arlli Creek. J, m Boyette, Bouthi It .1 li

,i \ C. V. R Manly Blevins. W. Ji Bfei on Doshei T. J. Call, Hopkins. W, u Goley,

1 1 \\ .it .mi. Paul H J. W. Colvart, Jefferson. i. South] S6 PRACTICING PHYSICIANS

R. C. Scott. Asheville. CAMDEN COUNTY. Sam McLemore. Murphy. R. 3. J. M. Parker. Asheville. Ray Spencer, South Mills. Wm. C. Mason. Culberson. D. E. Sevier, Asheville. W. L. Stevens, Shiloh. B. B. Meroney, Murphy. J. T. Sevier. Asheville. S. G. Wright. Indiantown. W. C. Morrow, Andrews. is. E. Smith. Asheville. CARTERET COUNTY. C. V. Orr, Andrews. M. L. Stevens. Asheville S. B. Culberson. Geo. Patton. G. S. Tennent, Asheville. Davis, Beaufort. W. O. Patton, Murphy. J. J. Atlantic. E. B. Thompson. Asheville. Davis, J. B. Smart. Andrews. C. L. A V. Toole. Asheville. Duncan, Beaufort. J. E. Tidwell, Andrews. C. G. J. W. Walker. Asheville. Ferebee, Morehead City. H. N. Wells. Murphy. IT. B. Weaver. Asheville. M. W. Ball. Newport. C. CHOWAN COUNTY. W. .1. Weaver. Leicester. N. Mason, Newport, R. W. Montford Avon. Asheville. F. D. H. M. S. Cason. Edenton. E. Wilder, Asheville. C. S. Maxwell. R. Dillard. Edenton. Beaufort. Oscar A. P. Willis. Candler. <'. I.. Gotland, Beaufort. L Holley, Edenton. W. A. Leggett. Edenton. Winston. Ashevile. R. 2. B. F. Royal], Morehead City. A. H. Lindorne, Tyner. C. S. Zimmerman. Asheville. J. W. Sanders. Ocean. J. W. BURKE COUNTY. Sanford W. Thompson, More- Warren. Edenton. head M. P. Whichard, Edenton. James R. City. Anderson, Morgan- Chas L. CLAY COUNTY. ton. Swindel. Beaufort. E B. W. H. Herbert. C. M. Billings, Whitehurst. Marshall- Warne. Morganton. burg. P. B. C. O. Bristowe, Morganton. Killian. Hayesville. M. J. May. Dr. Edwards, Morganton. CASWELL COUNTY. Hayesville. J. M. Sullivan. Hayesville. T. V. Goode, Rutherford Col- J. F. Badgett, Pelham, No. 1 Dr. Wood. Warne. lege. Sumpter George, Pelham, No. W. Herbert Kibler, Morganton. CLEVELAND COUNTY. Benjamin L. Long, Glen Al- J. E. B. B. McDade. Corbett. Anthony. Kings Moun- pine. o. A. Malloy, tain. John Yanceyville J. McCampbell, Morganton. J- A Pinnix, P. Aydlette. Earl. Edward W. Corbett. R F D C. Phifer, Morganton. J- F. Swann, Semora. O. Champion, Mooresboro. Joseph B. R. C. Riddle, Morganton. F. P. Tucker. Milton. Ellis, Shelby. Issac M. Taylor, Morganton. K. F. O. G. Falls, Kings Mountain. Warren. Prospect Hill. James W. Vernon, Morganton. E. W. Gibbs, Shelby. Fonso B. Watbins, Morganton. CATAWBA COUNTY. G. M. Gold, Shelby, R. 5. H. L. Abernethy. Hickory. T. B. Gold. Lawndale. CABARRUS COUNTY. V\. G. Bandy, Maiden. Dr. Grigg, Shelby. J. A. Bangle, Concord. T. C. Blackburn, Hickory W. T. Grigg, Lawndale. W. R. las. R. Brandon. Kannapolis. . « Camubell, Nivvton A. F. Hambright. Grover. S. E. Buchanan. Concord. H. Ererhardt, Newtcn J. Y. Hamrick, Boiling Springs. J. J. Bunn, Mount Pleasant. Geo. Flowers. Hickorv. T. G. Hamrick, Shelby. L. N. Burleyson, Cabarrus. h rank Foard, Hickory, R F D J. S. Hood. Kings Mountain. T. D. G. Caldwell. Concord. £. Ford, Hickory, R. l. J. G. Hord. Kings Mountain. H H. Caudle, Kannapolis. K. C. Hermon. Conover. E. A. Houser. Fallston. H. A. Cease. Concord. F. L. Herman, Conover. J. F. Hunt. Casar. Jas. W. Flowe, Kannapolis. O. L. Hollar, Hickory. F. H. Lackey. Fallston. Frank Flowe, Kannapolis. Chas. Hunsucker. Hickory E. B. Lattimore, Shelby. M. A. Foil, Mount Pleasant. Flint Klutz, Maiden L. V. Lee, Lattimore. G. J. Gougher. Concord. P. J. Klutz, Maiden. A. L. Lord. Shelby. S. A. Grier, Harrisburg. C. A. Little, Catawba. T. E. McBrayer. Shelby. J. A. Hartsell. Concord. Fred Y. Long. Catav?ba. W. F. Mitchell. Shelby. R. M. King, Concord. Glenn Long, Newton. Geo. Oates. Grover. P. H. Lee. Concord. H. C. Menzies. Hickorv. J. R. Osborne, Shelby. P. R. McFayden, Concord. Wm. H. Nicholson. Hickory. B. H. Palmer, Shelby. Harry Morrison, Harrisburg. K. A. Price, Hickory. S. S. Royster. Shelby. John A. Patterson, Concord H. E, Rowe, Newton. J. W. Wood, Boiling Springs. W. D. Pemberton, Concord. R. H. Rowe. Hickory. COLUMBUS COUNTY. T. F. Pharr. Concord. G. W. Shipp, Newton. Leaman Tabor. R. B. Rankin, W. T. Shipp. Newton. Baggett, Kannapolis. J. F. Blake. Chadbourne. S. W. Rankin. Concord. J. H. Shuford, Hickory. P. Grover S. Cox, Tabor. J. F. Reed, Concord. M. Smith, Hickory. J. S. Cox, Tabor. J. E. Smoot. Concord. F. L. Stevenson, Hickory. W. H. Crowell, Yineland. J. C. T. F. Stevenson, Hickory. Sossoman, Midland. C. Dillard. Chadbourn. W. H. Wadsworth, Concord. Geo. H. West, Newton. J. W. Floyd, Tabor. F. H. Watkins, Concord. J. C. Whiteside, Maiden. J. L. D. Floyd. Cerro Gordo. I. A. H. Yount, Newton. Yow, GeorgevUle. Flovd Johnson, Whiteville. CALDWELL COUNTY. CHATHAM COUNTY. H. B. Maxwell. Whiteville. W. M. Burns. Goldston. T. V. Moore. Acme. G. H. Carter, Kings Creek, R.l. N B. Chapin, Pittsnoro. J. S. Norman. Boardman. L. H. Coffey. Lenoir. H. A. Denson. Bennett. R. C. Sadler. Yineland. O. J. Corpening. Granite Falls. J. D. Edwards. Siler City. W. F. Smith, Chadbourn. J. O. Deal. Granite Falls. R. M. Fields. Goldston. J. R. Thomson. Lake W7 acca- A. G. Dula. Lenoir. T. A. Kirkman, Siler maw. B. G. Flowers, Granite City. Falls. Patrick D. Laster. Moncure. R. B. Whitaker. Vineland. R. F. D. 3. R. W. Palmer. Gulf. A. IV Goodman. Lenoir. W. CRAVEN COUNTY Mark Hickman. Hudson. Clyde Thomas, Siler City. C. G. Upchurch, Apex, R.F.D. E. C. Armstrong, New Bern. A. F. Houck, Lenoir. C. S. Barker. New Bern. A. D. Jones, Granite Falls. CHEROKEE COUNTY. G. A. Caton. New Bern. A. A. Kent, Lenoir. J. F. Abernethy. Murphy. R. L. Daniels. New Bern. W. D. Lovitt. Globe. N. B. Adams, Murphy. Lewister Duffy. New Bern. Caroline McNairy. Lonoir. T. P. Briggs, Grandview. R. Nixon Duffy. New Bern. W. I. Pitts, Lenoir. S. C. Heighway, Murphy. James Duguid. Yanceboro. C. L. Robbins. Lenoir. S. B. Henry, Suit. E. W. Dunn, New Bern. C. R. Russell, Granite Falls. F. L. Herbert. Andrews. H. W. Fisher. New Bern. W. M. White. Lenoir. G. M. Young. Postelle. N. M. Gibbs. New Bern. C. L. Wilson. Lenoir. J. N Hill. Murphy. W. L. Hand. New Bern. PRACTICING Tin SICIANS

F. W. Hughes. New Rem, B. C. Clement, Moi :. rillo. J. E. Caine, Tn' P. C. Jackson. New Bern. Dr. Grei a, idvanc it 'i Dr Cutchl 11. I>. V. Jones, New Bern. W. C .Martin. Mock I A I Dr. Latham. Bridgeton. Clyde Nicholson. Harmony, R. 2. W. W Gl .7 Mocksvillo. \ Hai \V. Mann, New Bern. W. Rodwell, S. T. Advanci . I. B 11 : I. C. N. Mason, N. Harlowe. T. Watkins, I. .1 Hood R R. O. Milbee, Cove City. DUPLIN COUNTY. .id renl H. S. Moore, New Ber.i. Ransom Lee Carr Rose Hill. Bern. Dr. Knowles. l; M iunt 8. B. Parker. New J, W. Carroll, Wallice. Bern. I. \\ Korni a it M J. F. Patterson, New \Y. i>. Crocker. Waisan. .1. L Lane. R. A. Pollock. Nrw Bern. Wai .1. W. Farrior, M. E. Lane, Pinel F. L. Potts, Vanceboro. G. W. Kennedy, Beulaville. IT. L. Large, u Primrose, New Bern. .1. R. S. V. Landin, Chinauapin. Alvin C McCa Watsop New Bern. J. F. rink Mill. Walter Maxwell, A. s McMillan. Tarl Wadsworth. New Bern. J. X. Morton, Faison. Harvey • F. v.n !' t, Ta \V A. Stroud. Dover. R. F. Quhin. Magnolia. W. Perry, Bockj m J. P. Stanley. New Bern. J. D. Robinson, Wallace ii. i ii. Rocky M J. F. Rhem. New iVrn. V. N. Seawall. Pai i. R J. M. Williams. Warsaw. COUNTY. i CUMBERLAND I : R. C. William,. « a B A Algood, Fayetteville. II It . K. G. Averitt, Cedar Creek. DURHAM COUNTY. Mills. V Dr Bradford, Hope Clamli A, Adams, Durham. i P. Speight,

H L. Cook, Jr.. Fayetteville. R. H. Baynes, Durham. K ll Speight. I

R L Gainey. Fayetteville. M. T. Adkins. Durham. s u , W. Gainey. Favetteville. N. D. Bitting. Durham. s \\ it B H Henderson. Fayetteville. X. l>. Boddie. Durham. W. J. Tl Dacosta Highsmith. Fayette- L. S. Booker. Durham. r J. Tl ! '<• ville W. II. Boone, Durham. G B. Weeks, i J F Highsmith. Fayetteville E. II. Bowling, Durham. 1 Sea\ y Highsmith. Fayetteville. A. C. Boyles. Roueemont. B. C. V

Fayetteville. i Jordan. Durham. i W ' S B Brook Wimberiy, Rocky M Fayeterille. E W. Larkin. D. F,. Caldwell. Dun A \I WOI I I J M. Lilly. Fayetteville. N. L. Coiner. Durhai i FORSYTH COUNTY R L. Pittman, Fayetteville. W. M. Coppege, Durham. Fayetteville. Chas. J. A .7 V McGougan. u B. Darden, Durham. Fayetteville Durham. Salem. -.V ' P McKay, Clyde Donnell, Fayetteville. W. Fassett. Durham. .1. O ' G McKethan. B. Fayetteville. ,T A McKethan. R. L. Felts. Durha J W. McLean, Godwin, Joseph Graham. Durham.

i i \v McNeill, Fayetteville. W. II. Grimm, Dui p N Melcher, Fayetteville. C. S. Hicks. Durham, VV C Melcher. Fayetteville. W. N. Hicks, I nil ham. W C Melvin. Linden. w HoP 'way, Durham. Win P M. Olive. Wade. R. L. Holloway. W. Durham. Wade II I'.vnuiii. G I '"i ha: i. R L Pittman. Fayetteville. N M Johi E .1

Durl i W R. Rainey, Fayetteville. A. C. Jordan, A .1 W. Durham. M I* Smoot, Fayetteville. T. C Kearns, ill. N 1L Rtvron, Fayetteville. M. N. King, Durha G C I Vann. Fayetteville D. K. Lockhart, Durusm. S.' ]>. Craig, j' R. t W C Verdery, Fayetteville. I) Long, Durham. c. s Cunningham, Wii T M West. Fayetteville. E H. Lyon, Durh i m. Durham. CURRITUCK COUNTY. E !' McCless. \v \ Dalton. V S. Dae- Mi Pherson, Durham. J M. Newbern. Jarvisburg. ,! \i Ma I Stuart Mann. Moyock. Branch. ., \ Mills, Durham Baum, Poplar Durh SI A M M 'e, H. Cowell. : ' Rrancn. it e Nn hoi i, i mi ,,. T GriP-gs. Poplar w. \v. Olive. Dui

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i |. : Durham. DAVIDSON COUNTY. ,1 sheel C n Sh oherd, Durham. A. Anderson, Dentoc. ,1. E Shuler, E. Durl A Bulla, Jackson HIL'. i, v i Durham C A Julian. The aasville. ., i; Durham. j' m Rothrock, Thomasville. Wallburg. \v C Sti uuw i C C Phillips, D m an U til ston. John .1 Buchai Durl, am. Lrxmnt.ni. II M. i veanej ;• m ciodfelter, S I, v\ I Ii t Hill, Lexington. W L Hill, Lexington, •> i ll - COUNTY p ., Mock, EDGECOMBE It I I lenton .1 ll Tar ,\ i . Plun ir, Andei >n, C I' Siiarpe, Lexington. a. p :

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,T R. 4'erry, Lexington *i m 8a bei Ma ' v* 3 tal Lexi s I' I ' it K.' v Yokely, Thomasville. i p Battle M >unt it m A A. York, Southm E s Boli e iunl ' K TJ Zimmerman, Lexington ,i c Brasw it H It ! \i Bra ""'- DAVIE COUNTY. .1 v. Brya i ; w Bu A. B. Byerlv. Cooleemee. p \y Burnetl it J. M. Cain. Callah; ss PRACTICING PHYSICIANS

\ \i Long, Winston Salem. C. J. McCombs, Gastonia. A \[. Cove, Greensboro. ll s Lott, Winston -Salem. C. H. Pugh, Gastonia. C. S. Grayson. High Point. C. W. "Minims. Winston Salem T. M. McCoy, Mount Holly. A. B. Greenwood. Greensboro. Robert A. Moore, Winston- C. E. McLean, Gastonia. E. Harrison. Greensboro. Salem. R. C. Miller, Gastonia. W. K. Hartsel, Greensboro.

, J. J. Iln! it. I". Hunt, Winston- J. 0. Nolan, Gastonia. Hilton, Greensboro. D. Salem. W. C. Oates, Belmont. W. Holt, Greensboro. W. T. Holt. McLeansvile. J. R. Paddison, Kernersville. L N. Patrick, Gastonia. W IT. Hughes. Greensboro. Bi ^ 56. J. M. Pressley, Belmont. F C. Hyatt, Greensboro. J R. Perkins, Winston-Salem. R. E. Rhyne, Gastonia. H. B. Hyatt. High Point. S. F. Pfohl. Winston. Salem. Frank Robinson, Lowell. W. L. Jackson. High Point. \ II. Ray, Winston- Salem. L. Self. Cherryville. L J. P. Jarbo. Greensboro. M. B. Raymer, Winston- Salem. R. C. Taylor, Stanley. W. M. Jones. Greensboro. T. C. Redfern, Winston- s. w. Wilkins, Dallas James A. Keiger, Greensboro. Salem. T. A. I'. Wynters, Gastonia, J. F. Greensboro. Winston- Kernolde, J. P. Rousseau, (Col.) R. P. Knight. Greensboro. Salem. GATES COUNTY. ', l' etter. Greensboro. Lee R. Salmons. Winston- Chas. T. Lipscomb, Greensboro. T. W. Blanchard. Hobbsville. Salem. J. W. Long, Greensboro. O. P. Schaub, Winston-Salem. E. F. Corbell. Sunbury. B. K. Lvon. Greensboro. Geo. D. Williams, Gatesvllle. P. O. Sballert. Winston-Salem. W. J. McAnally. High Point. J. I. Slate, Winston-Salem. GRAHAM COUNTY. J. F. McCracken, Guilford E. W. Smith. Winston-Salem. George F. Brock, Brock. College. E. H. Spainhour, Winston- M. T. Maxwell, Robbinsville. C. E. McManus. High Point. Salem. Oscar W. Patton, Robbinsville. I. T. Mann, High Point,

Thomas . Sparrow, Winston- A. T. Sties. Tapoco. W. J. Meadows, Greensboro. Salem. GRANVILLE COUNTY. E. R. Michaux. Greensboro. D. C. Speas, Winston -Salem. May S. Miles, Greensboro. L, W. Anderson. Oxford. College. (>. Winston-Salem. A. T. Mills, Guilford W. Spencer, T. L. Booth. Oxford. C. E. Moore, Greensboro. W. C. Sterling, Winston-Salem B. Oxford. W. Bullock, Chas. W. Mosely. Greensboro. E. F. Strickland, Bethania. J. H. Bullock, Hester. G. W. Norman. Greensboro. E. S. Thompson. Winston- S. H. Cannady, Oxford. F J. Pate. Greensboro. Salem. Parrott R. Hardee, Stem. A L. Petree. Greensboro. A. DeT. Talk, Winston- E. B. Oxford. R. 1. Meadows. A A. Phipps, Whittsett. R. 1. Salem. J. A. Morris, Oxford. R. 2. H. C. Pitts. High Point. G. T. Sikes, Creedmoor. R. L. Wall. Winston-Salem. F. O. Plunkett. Greensboro, J. B. Winston- Wm. Taylor, Stovall. Whittington, R. 6. Nelson Oxford. Salem. Thomas, C. R. Reaves, Greensboro. G. S. Watkins. Oxford. J. C. Wiggins, Winston- Salem. R. G. Reaves, Greensboro, Jos. Thompson, Creedmoor. J. C. Williams. Winston-Salem. W. I*. Reaves. Greensboro. J. C. Williamson, Winston- GREENE COUNTY. C. E. Reitzel, High Point. Salem. J. L. Carroll, Hookerton. W. J. Richardson, Greensboro. W. Wyatt, Winston-Salem. Earl Dawson, Hookerton. Geo. B. Roberson. Greensboro. W. E. Young, Winston-Salem. G. C. Edwards. Hookerton. Chas. Roberson. Greensboro. FRANKLIN COUNTY. J. H. Harper, Snow Hill. J. T. Rieves. Greensboro. Greensboro. H. M. Beam, Wood. N. A. Marlowe, Walstonhurg. Walter W. Rowe, W. B. Murphv. Snow Hill. S. P. Sebastian, Greensboro. E. H. Bobbitt. Frank! in ton. W. W. Whittington. Snow Hill. R. A. Schoonover. Greensboro. S. P. Burt. Louisburg. P. A. Sharpe. Greensboro. J. I',. Louisburg. GUILFORD COUNTY. Davis. F. C. Sharpe. High Point. ,T. IT. Harris. Franklinton. W. C. Ashworth. Greensboro. L L, Simmons, Greensboro. Franklinton. J. Austin. Point. R. B. Henderson, W. High A. T. Greensboro. Greensboro. Smith. B. C. Johnson, Bunn. H. T. Aydlett. Owen Smith. High Point. J. T. Greensboro. H. H. Johnson, Louisburg. J. Rattle. A. O. Spoon. Greensboro. W. P. Beall, Greensboro. M. C. King, Franklinton. L. C. Spoon. Greensboro. P.. W. Best, Greensboro. J. E. Malone, Louisburg. D. A. Stanton. High Point. C. W. Best. Greensboro. J. O. Newell, Louisburg. Enoch L. Stamey. Greensboro. Jos. S. Greensboro. C. V. Timberlake, Youngsville. Betts, T. M. Stanton. High Point. P. Greensboro. R. E. Timberlake, Youngsville. Bowman, H. F. Starr. Greensboro. J. H. Boyles. Greensboro. J. B. Williams, C. C. Stewart. Greensboro. Gupton. W. G. Bradshaw. High Point. A. R. Winston, Franklinton. J. T. Stewart. Summerfield. J. T. Burress, High Point. R. F. J. W. Tankersley. Greensboro. Yarborough, Louisburg. L. T. Burress, High Point. C. W. Taylor. Stokesdale. COUNTY. L. G. Coble. Greensboro. GASTON F. R. Taylor. High Point. S. S. Coe, High Point. C. E. Adams. Gastonia. .T. G. Thomas. Greensboro. W. F. Cole, Greensboro. Jas. A. Anderson, Gastonia. T. P. Turner. Greensboro. J. A. M. Cove, Normal College, L. Blair, Gastonia. T. C. Waddy. Greenshoro. Greensboro. M. F. Boyles, Dallas. T. B. Walker. Gibsonville. T. C. Crammer, Ramseur. J. W. Gastonia. A. C. Whitaker. Julian. Campbell, W. E. Crutchfied, Greensboro. R. S. Clinton, Gastonia. Geo. W. Whitsett. Greensboro. W. C. Davis, Summerfield. A. M. Crouch, Gastonia. Buxton B. Williams. Greens- R (' Dees. Greensboro. horo. W. W. Davis, Belmont. R. O. Dees. Greensboro. C. O. DeLaney, Gastonia. J. A. Williams. Greensboro. J. E. Dellinger, Greensboro. Guilford. J. A. Dimmette, Gastonia. T D Williams. J. V Dick. Gibsonvile. High Point, R. 1. II. M. Eddleman, Gastonia. Dr Williams, IT. H. Dodson, Greensboro. Greensboro. H. T. Erwin, Gastonia, (Col.) A R Wilson. V. E. Edwards, Stokesdale. Greensboro. D. A. D. R. Wolfe. Garrison, Gastonia. I'.. T. Field. Greensboro. F. G. Woodruff. High Point. II. F. Glenn, Gastonia. P. W. Flagge, Jamestown. C. E. Young. Greensboro. L. N. Glenn, Gastonia. A F. Fortune, Greensboro. W. II. Houser, Cherryville. I. E. Foscue, Jamestown. HALIFAX COUNTY. A. W. Howell. Cherryville. M. F. Fox, Guiford College. H. I. Clark. Scotland Neck. W. B. Hunter, Gastonia. A. E. Frazier. High Point. H. B. Ferguson. Halifax. .Tno. H. Jenkins, Gastonia. A. J. H. Gaylord. High Point. W. L Fleming. Enfield. Lee Johnson, Sub Station No. G. A. Gerron, High Point. C. H. Fryar. Scotland Neck. 1, Gastonia. C. S. Gilmer. Greensboro, R. 6. R. P. Beckwith. Rosemary. C. E. Lyday. Gastonia. T. II. Glasscock, Greensboro. B. Ray Browning. Littleton. PRACTICING PHYSICIANS

I i P. C. Cart r. Weldon. I nville. C Vi

F. G. Jarman, Rosemary. S. E. Greenwood, Fletcher. J. C. I L. H. Justice. Rosemary. R. F. I> .(. A ' " IT. <;. Lassiter, Weldon. W. B. W. I [owe, 1 1 '"I'Tson- T \ I.: Cla V. M. Liggett. Hobgood. ville. T. W. M. Love. Roanoke Rapids. W. 1'.. Ilutchenson. Henderson- B. A. Neill McRae. Littleton. ville. R. 2. J. W. Martin. Roanoke Rapids. L. L. Johnson. Fletcher. R.F.D. Dr. J John Martin. Roanoke Rapids. Levin Jones. Zirconia. s. J'. ,r Lee, B R. M. Nicholson, Enfield. W. It. Kirk. Hendersonville. E. K. McCull rs. ciavton.

II. i Horace Palmer. Hollister. E. P. Malli n . ndi nville. G. A. Mel K 1 .1 F. M. Parker. Enfield. A. Memmini I Rock. F. .Martin. B R. F. Parker, Enfield. L. B. MorM\ Hendersonville. T. W. Ma - Ima. D. F. Patchin. Roanoke Rapids L. P. Russell. Fletcher. I, A Mm DS. Si""! E. A. Perry, Littleton. It. C. Sample. Hendersonville. R. J. Nol le, s. ima. L J. Picot. Littleton. T. W. Sumin r, Fletcher. A. s. Oliver. B S. B. Pierce. Weldon. Geo. Wright, Hendersonville. <; E. Parker. Benson. W. G. Sinter, Weldon. HERTFORD COUNTY. J. F. P 0. F. Smith, Scotland Neck. \. ir. Bo e. Smith! T. I. Burbaue. Como. W. G. Suiter. Weldon. J. II. Sianley, Pour L. M. Futiell, Murfreesboro. H. G. Thigpen, Sqotland Neck. K S R. If. Garey, Murfreesboro. 1. S. Thompson. Weldon. .T B. Sui A. W. Green. Ahoskie. I. A. Tinslev. Weldon. C v r oer. Smithfleld. Geo. N. Harrell. Murfreesboro. F. C. Whitaker. Enfield. H. H J. H. Mitchell. Ahoskie. - L T. Whitaker. Enfield. (I. 1). \ Ima. Paul H. Mitch ill. Ahoskie. l> Id. J. A. White. Scotland Neck. I,, Wl B. Pollard. vVinton. R. 2. W. A. G. W lard. Princeton. J A. Powell. Harrellsville. A. R. Zollicoffer, Weldon. G B Woodard l. L. K. Walker, Ahoskie. D. R. Zollicoffer, Weldon. J. J. i HARNETT COUNTY. HOKE COUNTY. JONES COUNTY. G. W. Brown. Raeford. J. W. Halford, Lillington. J. c. Bell. Mavsvllle. Reuben McBrayer, Sanatorium. J. W. Phillips, Lillington. E i. Bei lei I llle. P. P. McCain. Sanatorium. H. C. Roherts, Coats. a. f Hammond. Pullocksvllle. Dr. Spruil. Sanatorium. C. R. Angier. H. Johnson, X Young, R. B. Wilkins, Raeford. F. Buie's Creek. B. W. Page, Maysville. J. McKay, K. R. Geddie, Raeford. W. C. Melvin, Linden. LEE COUNTY. 1'. Duke. HYDE COUNTY. W. Holt, J. F F R. M. P.uie, Duke. \. G. Harris. Fairfield. E. E. I J. E. Mann. Lake Landing. R. L. Warren, Dunn. I H. Lutterloh. Sanford. W. L. Swindell, Swan Quarter. \V. E. Coltrane, Dunn. E. M Mi l>oro. R. E. Windle.v. Swan Quarter. 0. L. Denning, Dunn. Lynn M I 1. F. Hicks, Dunn. IREDELL COUNTY. M, 1. M .1 F M Chas. Highsmith, Dunn. M. R. Adams. Statesville. \V A \l C. H. Sexton, Dunn. T. E. Anderson. Statesville. • W. l> Pi In . Sai H. C. Turlington, Dunn. A. E. Bell. Mooresville. C. L. Scott. Sai C. B. Codrington, Dunn, (Col.) H. Bennett, Mooresville. W Joi L. V. Cloninger. Statesville. E. P. Snines, Watson. Broadway. HAYWOOD COUNTY. C L Cruse. Statesville. Leon J. F. Abel. Waynesville. James Davis. Statesville. LENOIR COUNTY.

R. L. Allen. Waynesville. Statesville. " s Easley. I Philip I <' \ , I . 1 : EC. H. Atkinson. Sunburst. Gibson. Statesville. L c ii Bynum, I F. M. Davis. Canton. Mooresville. 1>. Gilmore. • I i W , Call ' M W. R. Ferguson. Crabtree, R. 1. Statesville. T V. Goode. V Fitts, W. A. Graham. Crabtree. R. 1. Statesville, B. s. Holliday, Ira M. Hardy, B B. 3. G. D. Green. Waynesville. Statesville. Fred C. Hubbard. W. i' ii > rrovi k T. A. Hargrove, Canton. Turnersburg. p. C. Jurny. .r l' HarHlson, Kinston. W. H. Waynesville. Statesville, R. 6. Liner, Little, i E. E. a l, Hyatt,

; W. C. Johnson. Canton. H. F. Lout:, Statesville. ..ii . .1. R. McCracken. Waynesville. u s McElwee. Statesville. \ 1 1 i L. McFadven. Waynesville. H. Statesville . i. .1 E. McLaughlin. Zeb V m Walter McMehan. Cresmont. c it Nicholson. Harmony. .1 m Parrott, I Cove Creek. R. E. Medford. G. W. Nicholson, Harmony. m c Parrott,

S. B. Clyde. I Medford. F. L Shan"'. State I Will ill- K. E. Montgomery, Waynesville. - Mooresville. i s A Bhyne, i ; l m N. M. Medford, Waynesville. ' ' E M Yount. Statesville. W, 'r Paro R. S. Canton. Mile. W. Pegrara. \V E wn on. ttoore Vance r f I J. Russell. Canton. M. C L Sherrill. Statesville. f A. Pol T. F. Reynolds. Canton. man. ,r s Talli i i' Si ill Orestmont. W J. A. P. Shields, B C. Tatuni. 8 It II I B. F. Smathers, Waynesville. G. W. Taylor. Mo A. Canton. n llle. \\ "" H. Smathers, ,r W Ta flor, M i' v H John II Smathers. Waynesville. C a Turner. Statesville. f \ Weyli B

Sunburst I J. L Stringfellow, JACKSON COUNTY. r \ Whital S. L. Stringfleld, Waynesville. , r. Wood J Bi i on, Cullowhee. Thos. Stringliclil. Waynesville. Ed F s W hltaki r. B n Svlva. R L. Walker. Crabtree. Chs Z. Candler. LINCOLN COUNTY. \ .ii i IT. Ca I J. Howell Way, Waynesville. D. I). Hooper, Sylva. ii v Abcrnetl J. E. Wilson, Canton. B. 2. \ \ Nichols. Svlva r \i

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Hendersonville. i Ss J. S. Brown. ; Wilkes, Iva i. \ i i R. 3. JOHNSTON COUNTY. i B. F. Cliff, Hendersonville. L Ban D w i i i i, \: Dixon, Hendersonville. M It. 1. i Booker, I I .ii'. A p, Drafts. Hendersonville. E N. .IK' I ,r. s. Kenly. Jas. L Edgerton. Henderson- Coleman, .r F Foster, Kenly, cum ville. ' < PRACTI < I X I PHYSICIANS

B. B. Killiaii. Lincolnton. B. E. H. Band, Pineville. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. P. D F. O. I law ley. Charlotte. X. P. Coppage, Candor. W. C. Kizer, Lincolnton. H. C. Henderson. Charlotte. C. Dalieny. Troy. Charlotte, R. E Lee, Lincolnton. S. M. Henderson. E. L. Dameron. Star. B. 8. ,T. W. Saine. Lincolnton. C. B. Ingram. Mount Gilead. Charlotte. 0. K. Shellem, Denver. A. M. Herron. S. H. McCall. Troy. L. E. Hockett. Charlotte. John McMillan. Candor. Mcdowell county. Geo. K. Hoover, Derita, B. 13. N. G. Nicholson. Mount Gilead. B. L. Ashworth. Marion. O. J. Houser, Charlotte. P. B. Rankin, Mount Gilead. B. 6. R. B. Britt, Marlon. L. W. Hovis, Charlotte, J. B. Shamberger. Star. L. B. 1. John B, Johnson Uld Fort. W. Hunter. Charlotte, A. F. Thompson, Troy. W. A. Hunter, Charlotte. J. F. Jonas, Marion. COUNTY. J. B. Charlotte. MOORE i; B. Justice. Marion. Irwin, A. McN. Blair, Southern Pines. G. S. Kirbv. Marion. J. G. Johnston. Charlotte. B. M. Charlotte. A. McN. Blue, Carthage. 1). M. Mcintosh, Old Fort. Kimbrough, M. Charlotte. H. E. Bowman, Aberdeen. W. A. BobinsonT Old Fort. P. King, B. H. Lafferty, Charlotte. J. F. Davis. High Falls. Jas. Reynolds. Marion. B. Z. Linney, Charlotte. J. L. Dowd. Carthage. MACON COUNTY. M. E. Dobchenks. Nevvells. W. Gilman, Lake View. T. IF Brabson. Franklin. B. 2. Jno. Wilson MeConnell, David- C. T. Grier. Carthage. A. A. McDonald. Jackson ,T. H. Pouts. Franklin. son. H. T. Horsley. Franklin. J. McDearmon. Charlotte. Springs. McDuffle. M E Lanham. Highlands. C. S. McGargle, Charlotte. W. Hemp. A. McLeod. Aberdeen. S. H. Lyle. Franklin. H. W. McKay. Charlotte. H. Pinehurst. W. A. Bogers. Franklin. C. S. McLaughlin, Charlotte. M. W. Marr. G. Carthage. F. L. Siler. Franklin. B. H. McLaughlin. Charlotte. McLeod. M. Pinehurst. Henry P. P. Thompson. High- W. A. McPhaul. Charlotte. W. Moore, W. C. Southern Pines. Ian. 1- J. P. Matherson, Charlotte. Mudgett. C. A. Meisenheimer. Charlotte. B. G. Bosser. Vass MADISON COUNTY. P.. Shields. Carthage. C. H. C. Mills, Charlotte. H. .T. Mars Hill. W. I. . Stockdon. Glendon. W. Baird. T. C. Montgomery, Charlotte. Glendon. 1. E. Burnett. Mars Hill. A. Wylie Moore. Charlotte. M. Eugene Street. I. L. English. Faust. (Iran Moore, Charlotte. NASH COUNTY. J. N. Moore. Marshall. J. Q. Mvers. Charlotte. .las. P. Battle, Nashville. Geo. If. Packard. White Rock. B. C. Nalle. Charlotte. . Hope. Edward Peck, lint Springs. H. Brantley. Sr. Spring W. O. Nesbitt, Charlotte. Julian Brantley, Spring M. C. Boberts, Marshall, B. 1. C L. B. Newell. Charlotte. Hope. W. F Robinson. Mars Hill. Dr. Parson. Charlotte. C. <:. Spring Hope. Geo. Boss, Walnut. Beid Patterson. Charlotte. Chamblee, Nashville. \V. A. Sams. Marshall. G. H. Petawav, Charlotte. T. O. Coppedge, J. H. Cutchins. Battleboro. David F. Seay, Spring Creek. .T. A. Pethel. Charlotte. Pattleboro. ,T. C. Tilsou. Marshall. B. 3. W. A. Pethel. Charlotte. Wood Dean. MARTIN COUNTY. W. W. Pharr. Charlotte. A. L. Denton, Castalia. G. W. Pressley. Charlotte. Wm. Edwards. Spring Hope. G. C. Godwin. Williamston. B. Z. Query. Charlotte. H. B. Marriott. Battleboro. W. II. Howell. Williamston. J. L. Bansom. Pineville. .f. If. Martin, Red Oak. J. B. If Williamston. Knight. H. F. Bay. Charlotte. J. B. Phillips. Middlesex. R. A. Lloyd. Williamston. B. N. Beid. Matthews. E. C. Powell. Middlesex. L. Hamilton. J'. Long. T. N. Beid. Matthews. T. T. Ross. Na.-hville. E M. Long. Hamilton. J. K. Boss. Charlotte. J. T. Strickland. Nashville. Bobersonville. M. P. Manning. 0-tho B. Boss. Charlotte. .Inn. A. Winstead. Nashville. R. .T. Nelson. Bobersonville. J. B. Shull. Charlotte. .T. H. Pittman. Oak City. NEW HANOVER COUNTY J. O. Simmons. Charlotte. J. Williamston. J. S. Bhodes. T. A. Smith. Charlotte. H. Alston, Wilmington. J. H. F. W. Avant, Wilmington. Sanders. Williamston. C. M. Strong. Charlotte. J. E. Smithwick. Jamesville. W. M. Strone. Charlotte. R. 11. Bellamy, Wilmington. J. E. Ward. Bobersonville. Dr. Taylor. Paw Creek. C. P. Bolles. Wilmington. V. A. Ward. Bobersonville. S B. Thompson. Charlotte. G. E. Bowdoin. Wilmington. H. B. York. Williamston. John H. Tucker. Charlotte. M. D. Bowen, Wilmington. W. E. Warren. Williamston. E. S. Bullock. Wilmington. E. F. Tyson. Charlotte. Foster F. Burnett Wilmington. MECKLENBURG COUNTY. H. A. Wakefield. Charlotte. Merl Jno. Carson. Wilmington. Charlotte. J. S. Abernethv. Charlotte. R.6. W. K. Wakefield. J. E. Cathell. Wilmington. R II. Abernethv. Charlotte. R.6. C. E. Walker. Charlotte. H. A. Codington. Wilmington. T Annie Alexander. Charlotte. H. J. W alker. Charlotte. I). W. Chestnut. Wilmington. C. L. Alexander. Charlotte. L. D, Walker. Charlotte J. P.. Collins. Wilmington. Wm. Allan. Charlotte. W. W. Washam. Cornelius. J. B. Cranmer, Wilmington. John R. Ashe. Charlotte. A. M. Wisnant. Charjotte. A. B. Croom, Wilmington. Dewit Austin. Charlotte. II. Croom. Wilmington. Ayer Whitley. Matthews. B. 19 G. F. D. Austin. Charlotte. A. McB. Crouch. Wilmington. H. M. J. A. Austin. Charlotte. Wilder. Charlotte. B. H. Davis. Wilmington. J. T. Charlotte. A M Berryhill, Charlotte. Williams. J. E. Evans. Wilmington. R. K. Blalock. N. Charlotte. G. C. Wingate. Charlotte. L. E. Farthing. Wilmington. Chas. A. Bland, Charlotte. Jas. Johnston Withers. David- J. D. Freeman. Wilmington. M. A. Bland. Charlotte. son. B. B. Graham, Wilmington. T. E. Host. Charlotte. B. J. Witherspoon. Charlotte. W. C. Galloway. Wilmington. E. C. Bovette. Charlotte. W. H. Wooten. Davidson. T M. Green. Wilmington. W. P. Craven. Charlotte. B. 6. T. H. Wright. Charlotte. Geo. A. Griffith. Wilmington W. W. Craven. Huntersville. A. A. Wvche. Charlotte. A. H. Harriss. Wilmington. A. J. Crowell. X. Charlotte. E B. Hart. Wilmington. J. E. S. Davidson. Charlotte. MITCHELL COUNTY. J. H. Hornett, Wilmington. J. M. Dearmont. Charlotte. J. W. Bradshaw. Belief. Jos. W. Hooper. Wilmington. Yates Faison, Charlotte. V. B. Butt. Bakersville. B. D. Jewett. Wilmington. B. M. Gallant, Charlotte. Dr. Cooper. Belief. B. 1. T. W. Kay. Wilmington. B. L. Gibbon. Charlotte. S. J. Cooper. Poplar. S. E. Koonce. Wilmington. Drs. Graham & Wright. Char- A. C. Gouge. Bakersville. Jno. B. LeGwin. Wilmington. lotte. Chas. Peterson, Spruce Pine. C. C. Low. Wilmington. W. A. Graham, Charlotte. J. M. Peterson. Spruce Pine. Wm. D. McMillan. Wilming- W. H. Graves, Charlotte. C. E. Smith. Ledger. ton. PRACTICING PHYSICIANS

W. C. Mebane. Wilmington. PERQUIMANS COUNTY. c il P J. A. Moore. Wilmington. Thus. A. Cox. Hertford. It W. H. Moore. Wilmington. <;. K. Newby. Hertford. \ ii i; J. G. Murphy, Wilmington. W. A. Hoggard, Hertford ii \v Shi i B. W. Page. Wilmington. H. F H F. A - J. B. Parker. Wilmington. B W. Sharp, Hertford W. I. II. A. Parris. Wilmington. Bobt. W. Smith. Hertford. :.

C. L. Pridgen. Wilmington. I. A. Ward. Belvidere. i : J. F. Bohertson. Wilmignton. A C W] PERSON COUNTY. " i i ; J. B. Sedberry. Wilmington. I . \\ It s Baynes, Hurdle Mills, J. T. Schonwald. Wilmington. T. It .'. W. E. Storm. Wilmington. w. \. Bradsher. Roxboro. S. E. Roxl RICHMOND COUNTY. J. A. Smith. Wilmington. Coleman, I Mills. J. W. Tankersley. Wilmington. .1. Coleman. Hurdle G. G. Thomas. Wilmington. J. H. Hughes. Roxl 11. s. Cole, Id ckii . ' ( . A Bvi rel J. C. Wessell. Wilmington. David Long, Jr Hurdle Mills. B L. P. Williams. Wilmington. W. T. Long. It. . I i E. Wood. Wilmington r,. E. Love. Roxboro. F. B. Gai Hicham. NORTHAMPTON COUNTY. J. H. Merritt. Woodsdale. B. 1. F. .1 ' R Roxboro. M. A Hat iii. Hai S. B. Boone. Jackson. A. F. Nichols. Grove. w. L, HoweU, Ellerl P. C. P-rittle. Conway. D. W. Pritchett. Center i Peter Pritchett, Center Gi w I i Q. H. Cooke. Bich Square. R. S. Baynes. Hurdle Mills. 1 1. p. Km man 1 1 li T. O. .loyner. Severn. .1 M i B liam. H. W. Lewis. Jackson. J. F. Swann. Semora. Roxboro. W. B J. L. Lister. Jackson. B. A. Thaxton. Boxboro. .1 M Mi. I L. E. McDaniel. Lasker. E. J. Tucker, > I ; iam. G. T. Vickers. Box'ooro. I, M C. G. Parker, Woodland. M C. P. Parker. Seaboard. PITT COUNTY. B T. 1 "')• P. G. Parker. Jackson. T. G. Basnight. Stokes. .1 s Pen Ha W. B. Parker. Woodland. James A. Battle. Greenville. bam. M. It. Stephenson. Seaboard. E. B. Beasley, Fountain. .1 ii B J. C. Vaughan. Bich Snuare. Zeno Brown, Greenville. Wm, Calvin i ONSLOW COUNTY. w. M. Capehan. Greenville. Wm. P Webl B F. H. Blount. Swanshoro. P. J. Chester. Greenville. ROBESON COUNTY. L. D. Bryan. Snead's Ferry. B. T. Cox. Wind n E. L. Cox. Jacksonville. W. W. Dawson. Grifton. N. II \ I I M J. P. Henderson, Swanshoro. G. G. Dixon. Ayden. B. L. Kellum, Jacksonville. Jos. Dixon. Greenville. K S i\ls. A. M. McCuiston. Richlands. W. II. Dixon, Ayden. E l. Bowmai McD Fain: C. W. Sutton. Richlands. C. J. Ellen. Greenville. J. P. Brown, Cyrus Thompson. Jacksonville. Paul Fitzgerald. Greenville. T. W. Carmii •!.. ORANGE COUNTY. W. M. Fountain. Greenville. n f. i i Frizzelle. Ayd n. li s Currie. P E. A. Abernethy. Chaped Hill. M. T. Cecil Garrington. Bethel. w l" Evans. R J. B. Bullitt, Chapel Hill. J. C. Green. Greenville. i: k Hardin, Lumberton. E. A. Gentry. Timberlake. Hassell. Greenville. E, C Hodgin. turn G. W. Gentry. Timberlake. S. J. D. Bethel. i R. B. Haves. Hillsboro. Hemingway. (Chii Jno. Hudson. Grimesland. II II I! C. H. Hemphill. Chapel Hill. C. M. -bines. Grimesland. I c Hodgin, Maxti C. H. Hughes. Cedar Grove. Annie Greenville. C. D. Jones. Hillsboro. Joyner, pracl c c Farmville. Joyner. C T. Johnsoi I B. B. Lawson. Chapel Hill. Green- i Laughinghouse. i B. B. Lloyd. Carrboro. C. O'H. T i ville. Wm. Lynch. Chapel Hill. i: \ Wi M I Morrill, Falkland. W. DeB. MacNider. Chapel B i m v B D. s. Morrill. Farmville. Hill. : 3 Luml • IX. P. Mosi i Farmville. C. S. Mangum. Chanel Hill. B B J. E. Nobles, Greenville. I. I. Manning, Chapel Hill. n T Pope, i. iml is i: p Gi eenville. 1 i J. M. Thompson. Mebane. .1 1 Quick li. Skinner. Greenville. COUNTY. C. ,la< A Marl PAMLICO ,i Smith, Greenville. ilS. G. S. Attmore. Stonewall. II. Sumrell. Avdeti. G T. A. Daniel A. Dees. Bavboro. Wm. Whitfield, Gri R 1. ,T. E. McCleese. Oriental. W. Willi-, Farmi M \l i, r m St. Elmo McCotter. r.avboro. POLK COUNTY. C T PASQUOTANK COUNTY. si P in Bell, Mi" Sining. B ler, il. W. Cardwell. Elizabeth City i Earle Grady, T T Stami R. B. Davis. Weeksville. .i n mi .. Hand m W. T. Ilea. I. Melvin Hill. I. Elizabeth City. Fearing. i \ir\ Smith A. J. Jervey, Tryon. Zenos Fearing, Elizabeth City. r M. V m. c Pali J. B. Griggs, Elizabeth C 1: I, iioirier. Elizabeth I RANDOLPH COUNTY. Elizabeth City. ROCKINGHAM COUNTY B. L Kendrick, 1'. E. Asbui y, \ i E. Lister. Week I 2. R W A M. Hulla. 1 K. Ml'. F w. Lowery, Elizabeth City. 1- .1, D Bulla, in' Itv, It.

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.1 PENDER COUNTY. .1 v. I It W A. II i M ii r. Baldwin, Burgaw. l) J Job ove. M ' \\ M ' G i- Beard, Atkinson, W .1 .1 '

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R. C. Miller. Mavworth. \V. A. Thompson. Rutherford- R. R. Garvey. State Road. Jno. B. Ray, Leaksville. tun E. M. Hollingsworth. Mount E. E. Richardson. Leaksville. SAMPSON COUNTY. Airy. J. T. Stewart. Summerlleld, R. E. Hollingsworth. Mount G. C Beard. Kerr. R. 2. Airy. O. Staut Brewer, Roseboro. B. P. Stokes. Ruffln. Dr. Hege. Mount Airy. T. C. Bullock. Autryville. T. G. Taylor. Leaksville. R M. Lancaster, Dobson. B. F. Butler. Clinton. A. F. Tuttle. Spray. Moir S. Martin. Mount Airy. Paul Crumpler. Clinton. Ed. Warren, Leaksville. R. 2. L. J. Moorefleld. Mount Airy. E. T. Hollingsworth. Clinton. J. E. Warren. Spray. J. M. Reece. Elkin. .1. Kerr. Clinton. J. W. Watkins. Reidsville. D, J. W. Ring. Elkin. Clinton, C. R. Wharton. Ruffln. A. M. Lee. H. B. Rowe. Mount Airy. .r. M. Lee, Newton Grove. J. H. Thaeker, Reidsville, R. i. M. A. Rovall. Elkin. J. O. Matthis. Ingold. J. B. Wray. Leaksville. H. C. Salmons. Elkin. J. R. Parker. Clinton. T. J. Taylor. Madison. ,1. 1'.. Smith, Pilot Mountain. Kerr. S. E. Webb. Draper. A. A. Mavnard. J. T Smith. Westfleld Clinton. l>r. Wells. Reidsville. O. L. Parker. W. M. Stone. Dobson. W. P. Wilson. Madison. E. T. Sessome. Autryville. W. S. Taylor. Mount Airy. William E. Sloan. Garland. Dr. Turner. Elkin. ROWAN COUNTY. G. L. Svkes. Salemburg. W. R. Welborn. Elkin. C. W. Armstrong. Salisbury. 0. E. Underwood. Roseboro. L. L. Williams. Mount Airy. O. R. Black, Landis. R. B. Wilson. Newton Grove. J. L. Woltz. Mount Airy. D. T. Roger, Rockwell. SCOTLAND COUNTY. T. H. Worrell. Mount Airy. W. C. ioyden. China Grove. R. B. Cannady, Laurinburg. SWAIN COUNTY. Mason Brawley. Salisbury. Erwin. Laurinburg. A. M. Bennett. Bryson City. R. V. Brawley. Salisbury. E. A. B. F. Falls. Laurinburg. P. R. Bennett. Bryson Citv. C. E. Brown. Salisbury. R. 3. Gardner. Gibson. D. R. Bryson. Bryson City. G. A. Brown. Mount Ulla. J. M. .Tno. S. Gibson. Gibson. W. H. Clark. Dorsey. J. G. Busby. SDencer. X. E. Jackson. Laurinburg. J. A. Cooper. Almond. J. D. Carlton. Salisbury. James. Laurinburg. J. P. DeHart. Bryson City. G. W. Choat. Salisbury. F P. John. Laurinburg. Dr. Gill. Smokemont. P. W. Cole, Gold Hill. P. E. A. Livingston. Gibson. R. D. Holt. Cherokee. Wra. A. Coleman. Salisbury. Allan McLean. Wagram. J. F. Ritter. Fontana. .T. B. Salisbury. Council. Peter McLean. Laurinburg. H. W. Tidmarsh. Whittier. R. L. Cowan. Salisbury. R. 2. Jim Pate. Gibson. J. L. Reeves. Ravensford. P. L. Daniels. Salisbury. W. G. Shaw, Wagram. J. F. Riter. Fontana. B. O. Edwards. Landis. J. W. Wilkes, Laurel Hill. J. G. Storie. Proctor. F. A. Ellis. Salisbury. X. X. Fleming. Cleveland. STANLY COUNTY. TRANSLYVANIA COUNTY. L. A. Landis. Gibson. J. A. Allen. New London. E. L. English, Rosman H. G. Heilig. Salisbury. J N. Anderson. Albemarle. E. S. Enslish. Brevard. J. E. Lee. Woodleaf. J. W. Bailey, Oakboro. C. Grimshaw. SanDhire. R W. McKenzie. Salisbury. J I. Campbell. Norwood. C. W. Hunt. Brevard. W. W. McKenzie. Salisbury. Brevard. P.. F. Cox. Palmerville. M. M. King. H. L. Monk. Salisbury. L. V. Dunlan. Albemarle. A. E. Lvdav. Penrose. E. Moore. Salisbury. J C Hall. Albemarle. W. M. Lvday. Brevard. H. H. Newman. Salisbury. F. E. Hartsell. Oakboro. W. J. Wallis. Brevard. Jno. H. Peeler. Salisbury. R. 3. T. A. Hathcoek. Norwood. G. A. Ramseur. China Grove. TYRRELL COUNTY. W. I. Hill. Albemarle. R. L. Ramsav. Salisbury. A. J. Cahoon. Columbia. J F Laton. Albemarle. Wm. Shaver. SDencer. P.. W. Cohn. Columbia. C. M. Lentz. Albemarle. F. Si"man. SDencer. C. A. Flowers, Columbia. G D. B. Moore. Radin. W. C. Slate. Silencer. W. T. Shaver. Badin. UNION COUNTY. R. F. Smith. East Spencer. R. R. 1. C. E. Smith. Salisbury. STOKES COUNTY. Armfield, Marchville, F. B. Spencer. Salisbury. Holman Bernard. Pinnacle. J E. Ashcraft. Monroe. T E Stokes. Salisbury. Wade H. Bynum. Germanton. Watt Ashcraft. Monroe. E M. Mimimerel. China Grove. J. H. Ellington. Sandy Ridge. J. W. Bailey, Mineral Springs. Monroe. R 2. Elias Fulp. Walnut Cove. J. M. Belk, C. M Van Poole. Salisbury. E. M. Griffin. King. J. M. Blair. Monroe. Marshville. It. M. West. Salisbury. J. L. Hanes. Pine Hall. M. P. Blair. T. Craig. Waxhaw. .T W. Whitehead. Salisbury. C. L. Helsabeck. Mixnah. E Chas. W Woodson Salisbury. R. S. Helsabeck. Mizpah. H. H. Creft. Monroe. Trail. S. P. Wright. Salisbury. A. G. Jones. Walnut Cove. J. Y. Fitzgerald. Indian W. L. McCanless. Danbury. R. H. Garren. Monroe. RUTHERFORD COUNTY. W. V. McCanless. Danbury. L. E. Guion. Waxhaw. J. M. Allhands, Henrietta. S. A. Moir. Francisco. .T. R Jerome. Wingate. R. M. Andrews. Bostic. R. H. Morefleld. Westfleld. W. M. Lov\ Fnionville. Monroe. M. H. Biggs. Rutherfordton. J. W. Neal. Walnut Cove. R. 3. J. S. Massey. W. C Bostic. Forest City. M. D. Phillips. Dalton. W. R. McCain. Waxhaw. L. B. Buckhannon. Union J W. Slate. Walnut Cove. G. B. Nance. Monroe. Fnionville. Mills. G. E. Stone, King. A. D. N. Whitlev. T). Stewart. Monroe. R. H. Crawford. Rutherfordton. S. F. Tillotson. King. R. 1. H. Stevens. Monroe. Amos Duncan, Henrietta. R. G. Tuttle. Walnut Cove. S. A. R. L Pnvne. Monroe. Chas. Hold. Ellenboro. SURRY COUNTY. T. V. Goode. Rutherford Col- D. R. Perkins Marshville. lege. E. C. Ashby. Mount Airy. G C. Fruitt. Monroe L. B. Harrill. Caroleen. T. B. Ashby. Mount Airy. E. J. Williams. Moi'roe. R. 1 Romeo Hicks. Henrietta. J. M. Flippin. Mount Airy. G M Smith. Monroe. F. W. H. Logan, Rutherford- R. E. L. Flippin, Pilot J. W. Neal. Monroe. ton. Mountain. VANCE COUNTY. T. C. Lovelace. Henrietta. G. T. Divers. Mount Airy. Beni. G. Allen. Henderson. T. C. McBrayer. Forest City. C. A. Baird. Mount Airy. H. H. Pass. Henderson. T Moun- Henry X orris. Rutherfordton. R. D. Flippin, Pilot J. E. Baxter. Henderson. G. P. Rid. Forest CitV. tain. R. 1. S. M. Beckford. Henderson. A. A Rueker. Free. R. S. Flippin. Westfleld. Goode Cheatham. Henderson. D. R. Sohenck, Rutherfordton. S. T. Flippin. Siloam. N. H. Crews. Henderson. Marvin Scruggs. Rutherfordton. R. R. Folger, Dobson. E. V\ Ketin.r. Henderson. J. C. Twitty. Rutherfordton. Ira S. Gambill. Dobson. W. H. Furman, Henderson. PRACTICING PHYSICIANS

.1 M i: R. P. Gill. Henderson. Tl | F. P. Harris. Henderson. Hugh Thompson, Raleigh. F. R. Harris, Henderson. S. VY. Thompsui \v. J. E. Loyell. Kittrell. Ihnrv Turn r. Raleigh. G Sutl L. C. Mcintosh. Henderson. II. P. Dnderhill. Wendell Mel. Tatum. M M. H. A. Newell. Henderson. J. B. Wats. m. Raleigh. M Tatum R. T. Upchurch. Henderson. Louis X. West, Raleigh. i

: \\ . i J. M. Wells. Middlebiug. i iha B v.. to '.-igh. Jno. W. Wheeler. Henderson. T. E. Wilkerson. Raleigh. .1. W. W C. D. Wvche. Dabney. C. B. Wilkerson, Raleigh. W. G. Wi

WAKE COUNTY. ,l i: Wright. Raleigh. < R. K. Adams. Raleigh. L. B. Young. W i I E. T. Ion C. O. Abernethy. Raleigh, L. B. Capehart, Raleigh, J. E .las. Allen. Wendell. (Col.) W. II. Bryant, Albert Anderson. Raleigh. L. T. Delaney, Raleigh, (Col.) WILKES COUNTY. Spright Ilarhee. Zebuion. L. E. McCauley, Raleigh, J. W. K O. D. iJd.xi.er. RilPinh. Choat, (Col.) E. Dun. -an. N. \\ M. Bell, Raleigh J. Carl G. S. Perry, Raleigh, (Col.) N. M. Blaloek. Meddlers. A. J. Ella. B Ii. J. O. Plummer, Raleigh, R. F. D. F. II H. M. Bonner. Raleigh. (Col.) I,. A. Hauser, N v. Needham B. Broughton, M. T. Pope, Raleigh. (Col.) T. H. I Mill. L. A. Hauser, N Wllkesboro Raleigh. P. F. Roberts, Raleigh, (Col.) B. M. Hutchens. N. w L. Buchanan. Jr.. Raleigh. Rufus Vass, Raleigh, (Col.) T, boro. J. S. Buffalo. Garner. J. T. Wortham, Raleigh, (Col.) . s. Sink. N. Wilkesl to. B. W. Burt. New Hill. R. 1. P. IT. Williams, Raleigh, L. P. Somers, \ . A. C. Campbell. Raleigh. (Col.) Bryan Spicer. McG E. Dellia Dixon-Carroll, Mrs., WARREN COUNTY. W. A. Tavlor. N. W Raleigh. Foster. Norlina. W. R. Triolett, Purlear. K. 1. Z. M. Cayeness. Raleigh. Howard .1. M. Turner. X. U . M. C. Chamblee. Wakefield. T. H. Haywood. Warrenton. .1. W. Whiti . w C. E. Cheek. Fuouay Springs. Thos. J. Holt. Wise. II Macon. Warrenton. J. R. Crozier. Raleigh. G. WILSON COUNTY.

i I i Packard. Norlina. C. J. Edwards, Raleigh. W. II C. H. Pette. Warrenton. \v. 8. ' O. E. Pinch. Apex. Warrenton. Rodgers. I Chas. E. Flowers. Zebuion. W. D. B. 1'. Barnes, Elm T. P.. Williams. Ridgeway. M. L. Fowler. Zebuion. C. H Barron, Elm City, R. 1

R. H. Freeman. Raleigh. WASHINGTON COUNTY. m . Wilson. M. R. Gibson. Raleigh. T. L. Bray. Plymouth. Geo. M B mi City. n . urg. Harold Glasscock. Raleigh. P.. F. Halsey. Roner. S T. A. Griffin. Wendell. W. H. Hardh-on. Creswell. E. T i A. W. Goodwin. Raleigh. J L. Hassell. Creswell. 1

r i' i r. Bailey. J. M. Harper. Zebuion. L Mitchell. Plymouth. John Wiluon. -. H. B. Havwood. Jr.. Raleigh. John W Sneight. Knii r. Grady. R B ll Hai i !• e'.tma. Hubert Haywood. Sr., Raleigh. w ir Ward. Plymouth. r s li.ii. .t ' J. R. Hester, Knightdale. L. Mitchell, Plymouth, (Col.) P. Holding. Wake Forest. I". W. i S. Wii M. C. Horton. Raleigh. WATAUGA COUNTY. B s Herring. \ W. C. Horton. Raleigh. McG. Andrews. Boone B Herrinn W ii K Hoovei v. J. P. Hunter. Cary. E. F. Bingham, Amantha. Chas. L. Jenkins. Raleigh. G D. Bingham. Sugar Grove. K. ll i b I Lucama. R. W. Johnson. Apex. R K Bingham. Boone. W. Lamm. E. H. Jones, Raleigh. \v Bingham. Su G p p Lane W T. M. Jordan, Raleigh. R H Hardin. Shulls Mills. G. W. 1 Grove. B. C. Mc( E. C. Judd. Raleigh. J B. Phillips. Sugar w Mitchell. W J. M. Judd. Cardenas. F M. Greer. Mabel. \\ V M: ^ F D. Kitchin. Wake Forest. J. W. Jones. I'oone ( i: m A. W. Knox, Baleigh. H B. Perry. Valle Cruel Watauga Falls. B. J. Lawrence, Raleigh. W. J. Love, • K l M R. H. Lewis, Raleigh. WAYNE COUNTY. H. «',. Perry. ^ F. Long. Raleigh. E. G. B. Benton, Fremont. J R. Lowerv. Raleigh. Meddlers. M. T. Bizzell, Goldshoro. II ii Powi J J L. McCullers. It II I- Zebuion. \V. B. Crawford, Goldsboro. C. F. McDowell. Q, A. Si Raleigh. (i C. Daniels, Goldsboro. J. W. McGee, I, .1 Sir th \'- Raleigh. A. J. Ellington, Gold Jno. S. McKee. i i \V. W. I "a ii. n. Goldsboro. Wendell. \\ J. L. Moore. \ I T. I, Ginn Gol I boro. Kemp Neal. Raleigh. \ Woodard W T, O Haves. Fremont. C Paul N. Neal. Raleigh. W. ir. Goldsboro. YADKIN COUNTY R. P. Noble. Raleigh. Souse, J H Norman. Raleigh. Henderson Irwin. Ell ll 1 ,; H. B. Ivey. Goldshoro. .1 .1 1 J. R. Outlaw. Zebuion. i lureka. • rom J A J Penny Neu ii • ' Raleigh. J. C. Joj j ii i n J. J. Phillips, Fremont Dr. Phillips. Wake Forest. C. L. Lasslter, S A. Hi Miller. Sr.. Wake Forest. K B. G T ii Hardin J B. Powers. • i s| r Hendei Olive u c I I M. Proctor. Raleigh. 'i .1 I s HI i: Moi | O. L. Ray. Raleigh, R. F. 1 Mo i; -- : ' i : boro. Morrisville B. Mori G T \\ A. E. Riggsbee. olive, Baleigh. s l'. Parker, Mount COUNTY F. B. Robert W ' YANCEY

. .i i: * Soring*. 1 J R Rogers, Raleigh. Patrl S r i Person, Pikeyllle Albert s. Root. Raleitth. I M I u A Rovster. Ra' Heck Person. Gold II-, ' " Monti i: W T Rovster. Raleigh W. C. M Wendell. KA Smith. Goldsboro A T Russell. 1 X M I \V. II snin I. ' 'i boro. l/p Sorrell Un'ri -h B.F.D « i, si.ie.r. Gold ih >ro R. 6. • l S P Sorrell, RaV"h \\ r l; "'" u Splcei G i boro. W W Stancell. Ra W 91 PRACTICING DENTISTS

Practicing Dentists

Allen. T. S., Farmville. Carson, H. II., Hendersonville. Evans, Ed. J., Asheville.

Alexander. C. L. . Charlotte. Castlebury, F. D., Raleigh. Elerbee, J. H., Rockingham.

Adams, J. Q. , Fayetteville. Couch, H. H., Elkin. Everett. J. B., Murfreesboro. Abernethy. A. D., Granite Falls. Cline, W. R., Monroe. Edwards, J. R., Fuquay Springs

Ayeock, B. L. , Princeton. Carr, Geo. A., Durham. Eringhaus, E., Hendersonville. Ashburn, T. F., Liberty. Cobb, A. J., Henderson. Edwards, A. C, Lawndale.

Allen, R. T. . Lnmberton. Clayton. W. F., High Point. Edwards, L. M., Durham. Anderson, F. J., Winston- Cobb, W., Winston-Salem. Edmondson, J. R.. Wilson.

Salem. Craven, A. W. , Boonville. Evans. Geo. J., Ashpville. Almond, C. T., Andrews. Clarke, M. H. P.. Wilmington. Faulk, O. C, Maxton, R. 3.

Adams. A. J., Durham. Coffey, L. M., Lincolnton. Flpming, A. H. , Louisburg.

Anderson, R. P., Moeksville. Coleman. F. H. , Wilmington. Finch. S. J., Oxford. Anderson. B. R., Denton. Cromartie, A. S., Fayetteville. Frazicr, T. T., Oxford. Anally, C. W., Madison. Cox, Ella B., Badin. Fitzgerald, Paul, Greenville. J. Albright. Geo. B., Spencer. Carlton, W., Spencer. Frink, 1!. L. . Asheville. Allen. T. I., Charlotte. Clarke, J. D., New Bern. Fitzgerald, W. C, Albemarle. Adams, C. A., Jr., Durham. Cole, R. S., Rockingham. Frost, J. S., Burlington. Aiken, J. L., Pickens. Cone, P. B., Williamston. Foreman, J. W., Asheville. Bland, A. li., Warsaw. Conrad. W. J., Winston-Salem. Faulkner. T. H., Kinston. Baldwin. A. M., Wilmington. Current, W. C. Statesville. Folger, R. R., Dobson. Battle, J. J., Rocky Mount. Coltrane, J. F.. Zebulon. Foush'e, L. M., Jonesboro. Barnett, O. J. G., Spencer. Croom, Jas. D., Maxton. Faucette, J. W.. Asheville.

Bardin, Jas. B., Chadbourn. Cromartie, H. R. . Raeford. Falls, P. R., Gastonia.

Brooks, S. O., Charlotte. Cripliver, W. L. . Lexington. Fox, L. S., Charlotte. J. Baird, C. D., Franklin. Carlton, D., Salisbury. Fulton, Jos. , Asheville. Butler, S. E.. Warsaw. Chambers, E. O., Asheville. Fields, Paisley, Durham. Bennett, C. C, Asheville. Chamberlain, C. H, Mur- Fort, C. D. H., Oxford. Branch, E. A., Norwood. ^freesboro. Farrell, R. M., Pittsboro. Bender, O. J., Pollocksville. Cook, Frederick C, Elizabeth Fleming, J. M.. Raleigh.

Brown, B. W. , Tarboro. City. Frontis, Shelton, Mooresville.

Blanchard, Dexter, Raleigh. Culbreth, N. A., Wilmington. Frazier, A. E. , High Point.

Bryan, Chas. H., Apex. Campbell, T. A., Aberdeen. Fisher, W. R. , Concord. Boyette, J. M., Southport. Campbell, J. F., Badin. Frye, R. A., Pilot Mountain. Boyles, A. V., Dallas. Carr, H. C, Durham. Ford, S. C, Franklinton. Brooks, J. H., Burlington. Crutchfleld, J. G., Asheboro. Foster, H. K., Greensboro. Benbow, L. W., Winston- Chamblee, F. G., Spring Hope. Funderburk, Kemp, Monroe. Salem. Cromwell, A. L... Winston- Fuquay, C. G., Coats. Burton. A. S.. New Bern. Salem. Geddie, C. H., Winston-Salem. Bingham, J. P., Carthage. Carr, R. L., Greenville. Gregory, S. W., Elizabeth City.

Bess, C. M. , Statesville. Chamberlain, E. H., Rocking- Grigg, T. O., Shelby. Beam, C. M., Asheville. ham. Gettys, J. H.. Forest City. J. Tabor. Butler, R., Dunn. Currie, N. K., Gardner, 3. M. , Gibson.

Brown. H. H.. Laurinburg. Castlebury, F. D., Raleigh. Gorham, L. R. , Rockv Mount. Barber, A. D., Sanford. Carr, I. N., Durham. Grigg, M. W.. Shelby

Barker, O. C. , Asheville. Casey, R. P., Blowing Rock. Garrison, P. T., Mebane. Bone, A. C. Rocky Mount. Carpenter, W. W., Bennetts- Gallaghpr. R. T., Washington. J. ville. Betts, S., Greensboro. Grppne, E. , Wilmington. Bass, C. D., Raleigh. Crank, C. J., Roanoke Rapids. Greene, E. S., Jr., Monroe. C. Asheville. Banks, H. . Louisburg. Cheek, Joss M. , Gray, W. F., Wadesboro. Booth. R. S., Warrenton. Carter, Geo. K., Taylorsville. Gregg, J. D., Liberty. Billiard. T. P., Roseboro. Crawford, Dean H, Marion. Gibson, H. B., Red Springs. Bell, W. F., Asheville. Choate. E. C, Cooleemee. Geddy, E. R., Westminster. Bain, C. D., Dunn. Davenport, L. J., Wilmington. Geer. J. L., Rutherfordton. Baker, L. P., King's Mountain. Davis, I. H., Oxford. Griffin, E. J., Edenton. Biven, S. B., Charlotte. Davis. Frank W., Asheville. Gibbs. W. D.. Carthage. Berryhill, A. M.. Charlotte. Daniel, H. C, Salisbury. Graham. R. F., Rowland. J. Burks, R. H., Marshall. Dreher, H. , Wilmington. Gamhill, J. C, West Jefferson. Black, J. W., Rockv Mount. Dardin, P. I.. Mount Olive. Graham, C. A., Ramseur. L. Broughton, E. II., Raleigh. Dameron, L. , New Bern. Gibson, J. L., Laurinburg. S. Bingham. L. R. , Boone. Douglas, E., Raleigh. Hamilton. E. S.. Charlotte. L. Banner, J. E., Mount Airy. Daniels, M. , Aberdepn. Harding, A. S., Moeksville.

Blalock, J. A., Jackson. Dowd, J. L. , Carthage. Holland. N. T. Smithfleld. Beam, A. P., Asheville. Dunston, Chas. A., Raleigh, Highsmithh, Chancey, Enfield. Brown, W. J., Greenville. (Col.) Hargrove. F. E.. Canton.

Bobbitt. S. L., Monroe. Davis, W. R. . Whiteville. Hasty, Vance, Charlotte.

Barnard, G. 0„ Kannapolis. Dupree, L. J., Lillington. Hunt. R. L. , Lattimore.

Buie, L. E., Red Springs. Dula, A. M. . Black Mountain. Hauser, L. A., N. Wilkesboro. J. Bennett, G.. Asheville. Doyton. T. W. . Green Mountain, Hurdle. Jos. H., Mebane.

Bell, V. E., Raleigh. Durham, J. H. , Wilmington. Holland, J. M., Statesville. Bissett, M. D.. Wpndell. Dawkins, Chas. D.. Greensboro. Hunter, A. S., Durham. Bumgardner, E. G., Casar. DeLaney. H. B., Jr., Raleigh. Hurdle, J. A., Milton. Blackburn, C. A., Winston- Davis, Thos. F., Boonville. Hearn, W. L. Rocky Mount. Salem. Edwards, Z. L. , Washington. Herring, H. C. , Concord.

Barnes, V. M. , Wilson. Edwards. M. A., Kernersville. Hicks, J. J., Hickory.

1'ryan, J. R., Oxford. Ezzell, W. L. . Concord. Hutchinson, C. R., Wain jt Clark, W. E., Apex. Edge, C. E.. Rocky Mount. Cove.

Click, E. G., Elkin. Ellington, R. H., Salisbury. Hendrix, H. M. , Beaufort. L. Coble, G., Greenshoro. Edwards. R. H. . Morganton. Harper. C. C, Kinston. Carroll, N. G., Raleigh. Evans, F. A., Asheville. Hilliard, S. P., Rocky Mount. Crews, R. W., Thomasville. Evans, G. G., Raleigh, (Col.) Holt, J. B., Cherryville. PRACTICING DENTISTS

C. Charlotte. i : w.i Hargrove. L. M. , Wilmington. Keiger, C, McFall,

Hooper, L. J., Asheville. Koonce, E. T. . Wilmington.

Hawes, I. L., Rose Hill. Kibler, W. L. . Charlotte. Ml Henley, F. A., High Point. Kelley, .1. H., Charlotte. Ville. I' i' M Henderson, H. C, Charlotte. Keel, . Elaleigh. McBraj h Haynes, F. K., Charlotte. King, 1>. IX. Lumberton. McLaughlin, B Harding, H. G., Moeksville. Krueger, Louis (!., Charlotte. McGuire, D D Hall, C. B., Hillsboro. Keel, D. F., Scotland Neck. McGulre, W P . Sylva. \i,i G» Ma. Harris, M. M., Elizabeth Lineberger, II. O., Raleigh. innell, 0. B D C City. Levy, Sam, Charlotte. Mclver, W K . Ki I Hoffman, M. E., Asheville. Lockhart. 1>. K.. Durham. McKaughan, ville. Hester, 0. H., Hickory. Lewis. B. L., Roseboro. i oey, J. v.. I Hartsell. W. K., Greensboro Lipscomb, C. T. , Greensboro. J if . Bn Hull, P. C, Charlotte. Lee, C. O., Winston-Salem. McLean, McCall, S. ll.. i Howie, E. B., Raleigh. Lawson, Jas. I., Wadesboro. .1. A . Winston Balem. W. B., Monroe. Lee, E. G., Clinton. McClung, Huston, ll McDowell, C. . Wayi Hollingsworth, W. M., Mount Lazenby. G. A.. Statesville. Mi Manus, C i: . B Airy. Lawrence, E. \\. Raleigh. 1. i McRae, W . Bed Si Hooks. Oscar. Wilson. Leggett, J. L. . Hertford. McMillan, M. t . Gold two. Horton, P. E., Winston-Salem. Liner, W. H., Waynesville. McDlarmld, N. U Bai fowl Hall. B. F., Asheville. Lynch, W., Chapel Hill. Nichols, It. T., Rockingham. Hester, J. N., Madison. Lennon, C. H., Rowland. Nicholson, J. n.. Hani y. I. H. , Henderson. Little, J. B., Hickory. Hoyle, Nurse, A. S.. Durham. J. High Point. Little, R. A., Asheville. Hamlin, J., Newtoi Humphrey, L. M., Greensboro. Long. \\. S., Graham. Neel, 3. M . Salisbury. Hayes, W. A., High Point. Long, H. S.. Graham. Norris. <' Durham. Henderson, L. V., Henderson. Lewis, W. H., Jr., Atkinson. P., Rutherfordton. . T. P., Albemarle Hair. L. G., Fayetteville. Lewis, O. P., Winston-Salem. . B. C, Holland, A. B., Caroleen. Medford, N. M., Canton. rls, S. P., Raleigh. Hoffman. J. S., Charlotte. Miller, A. C. . Lincolnton. Nance, a W . Clarkton. [licks. R. C, Lawndale. Murphy, R. H., Mebane. Nixon. Henry E . Edenton. Higgins, W. H., Franklin. Munv. H. V.. Burling'ton. Osborne. .1. H S . SI Hamilton, S. J., Burnsville. Murphy, W. R., Farmville. Osborne, J. E., Shi Hicks, D. N.. Bakersville. Moore, L. J.. St. Pauls. olive, ll. \1 . Ij ttevllle Harmon. E. E., Statesville. J. G., Yadkinville. Marler, ' Olive. T. II . Mi int Ulead Hunt, F. L., Asheville. Martin, C. L., Madison. Owen, Lawrence E., Asheville Hunter, E. W., Sanford. Millner, B. L., Draper. Poole, S. D . LaGrange Howie, E. B., Raleigh. N. P., Asheville. Maddox, Pres9nell, O. L.. Asheboro. Holland, J. M., Statesville. Martin, W. T., Benson. C. A., Canton. Herr. Geo. G., Southern Pines. Morrow, R. M., Burlington. Pless. Patterson. B. M . Concord. Horton II. IV, Winston-Salem. Moore, O. L., Lenoir. rbarr, J. R. Morganton. Harris, T. W., Norlina. Moore, J. A., Lumberton. Jonesboro. Pope.. E. F. Gold Hunt. Jas. K., Morrison, R. J.. Cherry ville. Parker. Zeb. V., New Horn. Hicks, F. B., Hickory. Morey, A. H., Hendersonville. Elkin. C. H.. Bocky Mount Holeomb, H. W., Morse, Rosebud, East Bend. Pratt, Wake Forest. Purvis. S. P., Salisbury. Holiday, G. W., Mann, H. L., Lake Landing. Bern. p d u . High P Hand. W. L. New Manning, M. P., Robersonville I S. R.. Raleigh. Parker. Win . Horton, Milliken, J. B., Pittsboro. Elkin. Pitts. Henry, High P Harrell, R. B.. Mason, P. H.. Wallhurg. M. H., Elizabeth City. Pi m v. E A.. Littleton. Harris. Morrison. B. R., Wilmington. H. R., Mount Airy. Polndexter, C C Bandleman. Hedge, Macon, F. A., Henderson. D. P., Wilmington. Prldgen, D. L, FayetteviUe. High Massey, L. M., Zebu I mi. Huston, W. C, Concord. Albemarle. Plttman, F. H.. Fairmont Miller. Chas. I.. H E. W., Warsaw. , Wilson. Howes J. B., Wilming- Phillips, Wm Montgomery, Shell. v W. B., Nashville Peeler. C M . Harper, ton. Olive. in vine. Herring, G. F., Mount Park r. .i m i London. Mizzell, W. G.. Wind 01 W.. New I "evlile Robt. i , Ivey, Meador, Jas. R.. Beidsville. Q B lyi Wendell. 1. Ihrie, J. H.. P . I II.. Washington. Pearson. IfH Wilbert, Clinton. Mann, L. Jackson, i. D \V . Ktl Charlotte. Mii« II. A.. Marshall. Jameison, I. W., I« i' Hend Malone, S. E., Goldsboro. Plttard, Jarrett. R. J.. Dillsboro. k Wilmington Mann. I. M., A I Morganton. i I P-. iv g . Utoakla, Jeter Matthews. A.. Blacl Mountain. Middlesex. ' Johnson, L. J., W. C, Durham ii B O. L.. Kernersville. Mercer, Jovner, W. J . Clayton . Payne, Jefferson. Moseley, W. H Chai i , E. D., West Selma. Meredith, D J., Will W. B., i • J . Johnson. D. 0., StaU villi Cringle. A E., Farmville. Motgomi ry, Jones P Po J. I Belmont. Minges, C. E., Rockj Mount H. W., ii ii i; Jordan, i B Jacksonville. Muse, J. D., Cam M., i ii:ii Johnson, r . ipb villa. B. D . Jr., Bnfl -t. A Dunn. Mann, ii \\ i .i . Jernigan, i , Mizzell, D. B., Wind A. if. Greensboro. ' .1 1 Johnson, I). nit D . It W . If.. Fayetteville Malone. Judd, J. r u W W., \i,„ i raylorsvllle Johnson, J. N., Goldsboro. \ Cli l; I Neck. M ,i, nhall, F C, mmons Jenkins, ('. E., Scotland lonla I' I Ralph, Oi A. . Bay, Z. K.. Davidson. Miller. Com Justice, w i \i i Ma ten, Guj M . F. Lexington. • Johnson, C, i j nton if.. Winston-Salem. Salem H i Jones i Fayetteville. C W. !'. N Wilkesboro. McKay, B R Jones, ' n.a.ie Arthur P . Durham Marion. McKaughan, I. n M. L, 1 iml.l Justice, Ide I McCall, C s . Cliff Jacobs, J. M.. Roxobel. • McCracken, V w . Sanford J. Greensboro. ' Kernodle, F., • Graham, McDowell \ \1 Keerns, J. L., Charlotte. McLean, i'i J Durham. L.. Wilmington. Mi I en, T., Keith, H. i: Robt 1 Tarboro. McPhall, i aiah, Hamlet Keel. II. It., i L BS . Btai Keech, Jas. P., Tarboro. McKeown, 96 I'KAc ncim; m:\tists

Kedfearn, B. C, Monroe Sturdivant, J. M., Canton. Watkins, J. C, Winston-Salem. Ramsey, W. B., Hickory. Strickland, L. I.. Ulan. Wat -on. E. F., Clinton. Beeves, C. A., Laurel Springs. Taylor. \V. W., Warrenton. Weatherman, W. C, States- Baymer, \V. <•.. Newton. Thomas, C. A., Wilmington. ville. Richardson, I.'. E., Leaksw-.c. Troxler, E. A., Burlington. White, J. A., Scotland Neck. Riddick, C. B., Ayden. Tomlinson, B. L., Smithfield. Wilson, W. P., Durham. Bobey, W. M., Charlotte. Turlington, B. S., Goldsboro. Waldrop. O. S., Kinston. K on, J. A., Councils. Troutman. M. L., Kannapolis. Whitson, W. K., Asheville. Kamsey. J. F., Asheville. Teachy, O. A., Wallace. Whitsett, <;. W., (Jreensboro. Riley, i. M., Lexington. Teague, C. H., Madison. Wilson, Tiffany, Hertford. Sails, A., Oxford, K. 4. Trivette, L. P., Mooresville. Warren, J. E., Spray. Strawn, S. H., Marshville. Taylor, A. Z., Mocksville. Warren, E. R., Goldsboro. Sehmucker, Balph, Charlotte. Taylor, W. A., X. Wilkesboro. Wilson, O. L., Kinston. Sellers, C. E., Hayesville. Tomlinson, F. N., Winston- Wooten, C. L, Whiteville. Steele. C. C, Rockingham. Salem. Williams, W. H„ Goldsboro. Steelman, S. H.. Harmony. Troutman, P. W., Hickory. Wheeler, J. H., Greensboro. Smith. E. W., Winston-Salem. Turner, J. V., Wilson. West, J. F., Roanoke Rapids. Smathers, J. H., Waynesville. Taylor, B. C, Landis. Waller, R. F., Virgilina, Va. Scott, G. G., Spray. Taylor. B. T., Pinehurst. Wells, A. S., Washington Scruggs, W. N., Charlotte. Turlington, B. A., Wilson. Williams, A. J., Charlotte.

Staten, Frank, Morehead City. Tatum, E. W. , Mount Olive. Williams, E. S., Asheville. Shore, J. A., Jonesville. Thomas, J. E. L., Bocky Wiley, H. S., Elizabeth City. Smithson, T. W., Bocky Mount. Mount. Whisnant, J. F., Henrietta. Schaffer, C. T., Asheville. Thompson, C. A., Wilson. Wolfe, T. B., Plymouth. Springs. W. J., Mount Holly. Thomasson, B. C, Bryson City. Waddell, M. A., Fair Bluff. Spoon. T. L., Gibsonville. Thompson, H., Hamlet. Wilbar, J. Q., Park, Va. Smathers, B. C, Asheville. Tuttle, R. D., Spencer. Waldroup, R. M., Bryson L'ltv. Smathers. C. F., Charlotte. Tucker, E. J., Roxboro. Watson, S. R., Henderson. Stevens, R. W., Apex. Taylor, W. C, Salisbury. Wells, C. H., Winston -Salem. Smith. C. E.. Salisbury. Taylor. E. M., Farmville. Whisnant, A. J., Ruthertord- Schultz, A. M., Chapel Hill. Thompson, J. W., Murphy. ton. Smith, S. D., Manson. Tyree, J. C, Bocky Mount. Wyche, J. E., Greensboro. Shackelford, E. W., Durham. Underwood. B. L., Bailey. Ward. W. M., Weldon.

Secrest, J. B., Winston-Salem. Underhill, J. M. , Asheville. Wheeler, C. M., Greensboro. Simkins. Geo. C, Greensboro. Underwood, J. T., Wilmington. Walters, H. N., Warrenton.

Sikes, T. E., Greensboro. Underwood, F. H. , Wilson. Ward, W. J., Weldon.

Satterfield, H. E., Durham. Vickers, G. C. , Roxboro. Weaver, R. C, Asheville. Smithwick, D. T., Louisburg. Voils, C. U. , Mooresville. Ware, B. E., Shelby.

Smith, W. T., Wilmington. VanderLinden, W. H., Hen- Williamson, 11. L. . Vineland. Sloan, C. S., Wallace. dersonville. Walters, D. A., Greensboro. Spurgeon, J. S., Hillsboro. Weathersbee, Ramsey, Wilming- Wilkins, T. A., Gastonia. Smathers, Wexler, Asheville. ton. Wells, J. S., Beidsville. Smathers, H. A.. Canton. Woody, L. W., Tocane. Waynick, I. M., Winston-Salem. Stanley, J. W., Wilmington. Weliunt. E. S., Cherryville. Wilson, T. S., Madison.

Self, I. B., Lincolnton. Webster, E. S., Charlotte. Young, T. L. , Angier. J. Sinclair. A., Asheville. ft'aynick, G. E., Winston-Salem. Tokeley, Koran M. , Asheboro. Squires, B. M., Wake Forest. Wilkins, F. R., Forest City. Yates. W. F., Chadbourn. Spoon, B. E., Winston-Salem Williamson, J. F., Clinton. Yelverton, J. H., Wilson. Sharpe, J. W. B., Clifton. White, J. H., Elizabeth City. Yarborough, J. A., Wake Smith, T. M.. Polkton. Whitehead, C. A., Woodville. Forest. Sinclair, P. D., Marion. Waller, D. T.. Charlotte. Young, W. D., Snow Hill. Smathers. G. S., Asheville. Williamson, B. W., Hamlet. Young, J. A., Newton.

Swaim, John, Asheboro. Weeks. Geo. E. , Tarboro. Zachary, J. F., Brevard. Smith, E. L., Raleigh. Williamson, T. P., Cerro-Uortlo. Zachary, J. B., Sylva. Smith. Luther T., Beidsville. Wills, A. C., Henderson. Zickler-. Chas. B., Taylorsville.

Shamburger, B. B. , Siler City. White, Leonard. Statesville. Zimmerman, J. W., Salisbury.

North Carolina Fairs and Secretaries

Cherokee—J. L. Walters. Murphy. Rockingham—A. G. Corpening. Rockingham. Clinton—T. B. Smith. Clinton. Rocky Mount—P. C. Shore, Bocky Mount. Dunn— T. L. Biddle, Dunn. Boxboro—B. P. Burns. Roxboro. Elizabeth City—W. B. Goodwin, Elizabeth Spruce Pine—W. M. Wiseman, Spruce Pine. City. Tarboro—C. A. Johnson, Tarboro. Fayetteville—B. M. Jackson, Fayetteville. Wilson—L. S. Radley. Wilson. Gastonia—Fred M. Allen, Gastonia. Winston-Salem—F. J. Lapfert. Winston-Salem. Goldsboro—F. L. Costex, Goldsboro. Woodland—I. T. Blanchard. Woodland. —J. Greensboro— L. King, Greensboro. Greenville —W. H. Dail. Jr. Greenville. Henderson— C. M. Hight, Henderson. Hickory—Mrs. Q. E. Herman, Hickory. Signers of Declaration of Kinston —W. D. Hood, Kinston. Louisburg —A. H. Fleming, Louisburg. Independence. Lumberton— W. O. Thompson, Liunberton. Mebane J. —B. Johnstun. Mebane. The signers of the American Declaration of Mount Airy E. M. Linville, Mount Airy. Independence from North Carolina were William New Bern—A. T. Willis, New Bern. Hooper, lawyer, born in 1742, died in 1790; Oxford—J. E. Jackson, Oxford. Pinehurst—Charles W. Picquet, Pinehurst. Joseph Hewes, merchant, born in 1730, died in Kaleigh— (State Fair) —Joseph E. Pogue. Ba- 1799; John Penn, lawyer, born in 1741, died leigh. in 1788. RELKilols DEN0MINA1 IONS

Religious Denominations

l'. i Church Baugh, \\ . Baptist Beach, w. n . Hi The Baptist State Convention is composed ol Beaver, E. A., Vest sixty-six Associations, 2,25(1 churches with a Belch, I. lv. Ne« B membership of 325,050. There are 2,17 1 Sun- Bell, .1. W., l-i day schools with an enrollment of 265,496. Benfleld, H. S., Rutherford i

Church property valued at $9,623,830.00. Be- Benfleld, J. Q . Bbodlss. nevolences, $966,940; Home purposes, $2,089,160. Bennett, J, C, Asbei STATE CONVENTION Bennett, J. 1'., Cramert Bennett, s. W., Burnsrille. President State Convention—B. W. Spill- Benton, Bruce, Buckingham. man, Kinston. Betts, .1. D., ETuquaj springs, Secretary State Convention—Walter M. Gil- I'.iggs, W. O., Elm City. more, Sanford. — Bllbro, W. L., Greenville. Corresponding Secretary State Convention Biles, II. ('..' Albemarle. C. E. Maddry, Raleigh. Binkley, J. N., Eoustonvllle, Educational Secretary—R. T. Vann, Raleigh. I lack, ('. J., Gastonia. —E. L. Sunday School Secretary Middleton, Black. J f , Albemarle. Raleigh. Blackburn, Coy, Piney Creek. — c B. Y. P. U. Secretary Perry Morgan, Blackburn^ s. . I Raleigh. — Blackburn, J. F., Lincolnton. Supt. of Enlistment and Conservation A. C. Blackman N. H . Marines. Harnby, Raleigh. Blackwell. W. M. Flat Bock. Supt. of Evangelism—H. T. Stephens, Blalock, Jesse Bleb Square. \\ Greensboro. Blauehard, C. , New Bern. Secretary-Treasurer Womans Work—Miss Blanton, S. L., Ellenboro. Elsie Hunter, Raleigh. Blevins, J. A., Hays. ORDAINED MINISTERS I '.levins, S. L., Whitehead 1! levins, T. E., New Life. Abernathy, C. A., Maiden. Blythe, C. E.. Blantyre. Abernathy, G. P., Morganton. Bobbitt, N. W I.nileton. J. en. Absher, M., Off Boggs, J. H. , Icard Adams, D. A., Hays. Bomar, E. E., Hendersonvllle Adams, J. Z.. Trap Hill. Boney, L. B., Pollocksville. Adams, M. A., Rutherfordton. I'ooker, E. B., Smithfleld. Ager, Geo., Lilesville. Boone, .1. R., Estatoe,

Alderman, J. M. , Troy. Booth, J. H. , Rockingliam. Allard, J. E., Wilmington. Bowden, J. T. Marion Allen, J. L., Dillon, S. C. Bowden, W. C Creswell. I". Anderson, Chas., Scotland Neck. Bower, A . Morganton, Andrews, E. C, ML Holly. Bradley, E. L., \ Ii \ ille. Anthony, W. M., Noland. Bradley, .1. A., Marshall. \V I. Arledge, J. B., Saluda. Bradlev, . Etna.

Arledge, T. W., Harris. Bradley, w. T. , Btocksvllle.

Arnette, J. M. , Wagram. Bradsnaw, w. B., Hickory.

Arrington, Frank, Waynesville. Branch, R. A . Lenoir. Arrington, C. C, Mt Airy. Bi anton J. Salola.

Arrington, T. P., Waynesville. Brendle, .T. , Creedmoor.

Atkins, R. E., Raleigh. Bridges, B. , Mm Atkinson, L. J., Washington. Bridges, 1). ., Mewland. Austin, B. F., Taylorsville, 4. Bridges, .1. Lattimore. Austin, D. M., Norwood. Brinson, II. ., East Durham.

i- i Avery, W. B., Wbiteville. Brlstovt . s Ayers, W. A., New Bern. liritt. P. T.. I. uml" t Ayscue, J. E., Carthage. Britt, \. I . Lumberton. Bagby, A. Paul, Wake Forest. Brock, •! P .

V i Bain, G. A., Dunn. Brooks, c \l - r Baker, T. J., Buie's Creek. t; Bridge. Ballard, L. D., Statesville. Broom, .i 11 Kami. i

\ I. . B Bangle, P. W. , Lincolnton. Brown, \ E \ 1 ill''. Banks, W. .1., Elizabeth City. Wins!, iii Sail in. Barber, P. s.. Whitnel. Bi own, ii A ' Ins. Barnes, J. H., Merry Hill. Brown, .lames.

, .1 ! I M \ | Barnes, L. E., Taylorsville. I T I. 1 r.iirnes, M. L.. Qastonia. w I' Boiling Springs, Barnes, S. 1!., Coleraine. Brow ii. \ w . Barnette, M. M.. Clyde. Brown,

II i, . Mm: Barnwell, Geo. L.. Hendersonvllle.

. Klkln Barrett, W. C, Gastonia. Bryant, .1. W \v B . Barrs. W. D. , Lexington. Bryant, K r . ell, Barton. C. D., Boiling Springs. B

\ I B i Baskin, E. L., Chapel Hill. 1. I nl m Buchanan . Mass. J. H. , Roxl">!" Buchanan H . Olen Bateman, R. •!., Ashevllli . < Buchanan, Chi i I aucom, li. w., Winston-Salem. a < Baucom, W. T.. Elkin. luchanan, 98 RELIGIOl'S DENOMINATIONS RELIGIOUS HI 1(10 HELIGKK'S DENOMINATIONS

Hollaway, L. M., Elkin. Kilgore, B. R., Montezuma. Holmes, \V. B., Monroe. Kilpatrick, J. B., Cherrvfleld. J. Hoppers, \V. L., Whitehead. Kincheloe, W. , Rocky Mount.

Honl, J. T., Kings Mountain. King, L. C. , Lenoir. Horn, G, II.. Rutherfordton. King. J. 1)., Wampler. Horn, T. \V., Albemarle. King, T. 11., Gastonia J. L. Horn, C. 15., Koseboro. Kinsland, . Franklin. J. E. Hornaday, J. A., Town Hill. Kirk, , Rocky Mount. J. L. Horner, K. C, Gatesville. Kirk, , Salisbury. Kirk, J. T. , Lewisville. Hough, W. A., Denton. Lambert, Levi, New Howard, A. T., Saluda. Hope. Lanier, J. E., High Point. C. B., Wake Forest. Howard, Lanier, R. C, Greensboro. Howard, H. S. , Asheville. Lanier, R. R., Seaboard. Howard, W. Wake Forest. H., Lanier, Hardy, Wilmington. A. Newton. Howell, T., Lanning, T. D., Leicester. J. D. , Swansboro. Howell, Larkins, J. D., Fayetteville. Howell, W. M., Biltraore. Lassiter, A. G., Star. Hoyle, J. E., Wingate. Laughridge, B. H., Maiden. Hubbard. W. D., Raleigh. Lavender, A. H., Old Fort L. L. Hudson, , Erlanger. Lawhon, W. H. H., Carthage. Hudson, C. F., Washington. Lawrence, Eli, Randleman. Hudson, S. F., Shiloh. Ledford, E. G., Pisgah Forest. Hughes. W. G., Statesville. Lee, J. M., Marble. Huggins, F. M., Boone. Lee, O. E., Greensboro. Huggins, W. M., Shawboro. Lee, J. X., Cherokee. Humphrey, J. L. Lumberton. Lee, L. C, Sanlord. Hunneycutt, C. C, Stanfiela. Leggett, G. D. Windsor. Hunneycutt, A. J., Marshville. Lemons, R. L., Salisbury. R. Hunneycutt, Theo. , Stanfleld. Lennon, S., Hillsboro. L. Hunneycutt, R. X., Rockwell. Lewis, M. , Hayesville. Hunt, D. J., Spindale. Lewis, Marvin, Culberson. Huntley, David, Bear Wallow. Linderman, S. C, Violet. C. E. Drexel. Huntley, F. J., Fletcher. Linberger, , R. Colerain. Huntley, M. M., Forest City. Lineberry, li., Huntley. S. F., Flat Rock. Liles, F. A., Fremont. E. Wilkesboro. Hurt. J. J., Wilmington. Linney, W. , Hutchinson, E. J., Wadesboro. Little, Luther, Charlotte. Hyde, H. H., Hazelwood. Little, I. B., Porter. Little, T. P., Marshville, R. 4. Ingram, R. E. , Davis. Irvin. A. C, Shelby. Livingston, E. A., Sea^rove. Isenhour, E. J., Ahoskie. Lloyd, Frank, Hiwassee, Ga. Lockerman, W. D., Clinton. Jackson, C. L. , Wadesboro. Jaimison, Thad, Canton. Long, E. A., Winston-Salem. James, R. H., Marshville, R. 5. Long, W. A., Cove Creek. James, W. C., Mount Airy. Loudermilk, D. P., Marlon. Jarvis, X. T.. Roaring River. Love, Hoyle, Unionville. Jenkins, J. L., Maxton, R. 4. Love, A. E., Xoland. Jenkins, Shuford, Mars Hill. Lowe, G. C, Whaleyville, Va. Jenkins, C. A., Clayton. Lunstord, W. R., Mars Hill. Jester, J. R., Winston-Salem. McAlpine, J. M., Stony Point. Jinks, L. D., Xeuse, R. 1. McCall, A. C, Duke. Johnson, E. O.. St. Pauls. McCall, S. B., Brevard. Johnson, C. R., Mooresville. McCann, Levi, Ronda. Johnson, J. S., Fayetteville. McCarter, W. P., Gastonia. Johnson, E. X'., Dunn. McClure, W. B., Alexis. Johnson, D. L., Elizabethtown. McCoy, D. C, Franklin. R. Franklin. Johnson, G. H. , Belmont. McCracken, P., J. Hill. Johnson, L. L. , Belcross. McDuffle, F., Chapel Johnson, L., Raleigh. McDaniel, E. L. , Lattimore. F. Johnson, W. 0., Grover. McElreath, M. , Leicester. Johnson, W. X., Charlotte. McFalls, W. T. Candler, R. 2. J. C. Jones, J. C, Wingate. McGregor, , Wake Forest. Jones. T. A., Forest City. McGregor, S. S., Xashville. Jones, Lee, J., Marion. Mclntyre, S. L., Oakboro. J. Jones, J. T. , Hendersonville. Mclver, A., Louisburg. Jones, W. J., Salemburg. McKaughan, J. A., Asheville. Jones, F. A., Forest City. McKinney, C. H., Bakersville. Jordan, J. A., Xorth Wilkesboro. McMahan, W. F., Old Fort. Jordan, J. R., Spies. McManus, O. W., Gibson.

Joyce, J. A., Sandy Ridge. McNeill, M. , Wilkesboro. Joyner, A. V., Williamston. Mace. R. G., Belmont. Justice, A. I., Hendersonville. Maddry, C. E., Raleigh. Justice, T. B., Morven. Mahaffey, R. R.. Blantyre. Justice, T. L., Enfield. Manley, A. J., Rosman. Keaton, T. C, Winston-Salem. Marion. T. J., Crutchfield. Keller, O. A., Aberdeen. Marley, H. C, China Grove. Kelly, W. M., Wilmington. Marlow. H. J., Tabor. Kelly, J. B., Lilesville. Marr, L. X., Suit. Kelly, C. F., Lilesville. Marr, W. W., Cullowhee. Kendrick, R. G., Raeford. Marsh, A., Marshville. Kesler, M. L., Thomasville. Marshall, J. J., Macon. Key, W. H., Halls Mills. Martin, C. F., Murphy, R. 2. Kidd. Jno. C. Bennett. Martin, G. A., Concord. RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS mi: RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS

Sadler, .1. W., Goldsboro. Strickland. W. II.. Proximity. Sasser, Lonnie, Kooky Mount. Stroup, H. M., Broadway. Sasser. T. M., New London. Stroup, S. A., Newton, R. 2. K. Sasser, T. L. , Candler. Studenbroke, D., Bryson City. Sawyer, O. W., Plymouth. Styles. B. B., Burnsville. Scott, J. F., Blantyre. Sullivan, E. F., Maxton. J. Scott, E. W., Canton, R. 1. Sullivan, A., Wilmington." Sears, H. C, Crabtree. Suttle, J*. W., Shelby. Sebastion, G. V\\, Wilkesboro. Swain, H. L. , Delway. Sentelle, R. A., Wayncsville. Swain, V. M., Winston-Salem. Seymour, T. Y., Raleigh. Swift, Wellington, Reese. Shaver, J. M., Granite Falls. Swink, Amos, Connelly Springs. Shaw, F. W.. Randleman. Tanner, M. T., Hays. Shehane, Y. T., Wingate. Tart, E. N., Fayetteville.

Shell, P. J., Nebo. Tate, R. J , Fingerville, S. C. Shepherd, N. H., Kenly. Tate. W. T.. Caroleen.

Schacklette, B. M. , Angier. Tate, R. L., Benson. Shoemaker, T. P., Lenoir. Taylor, C. L, Lowell. Shook, .T. B., Leicester. Taylor, T. J., Warrenton.

Shope, J. M., Yellow Creek. Teague, A. E. , Belmont. Shore, R. H., Blowing Rock. Teague, Grover, Taylorsville. Short, R. G., Concord. Teague, J. L., Granite Falls. Shuford, A., Harvard. Teague, J. U., Oxford. Silvers, H. G., Hayesville. Teague, G. C, Wake Forest. Simmons, F. L., Nebo. Teague, L. W., Wilkesboro. J. Simpson, E. , Brevard. Teal, C. M., Forest City. Sinclair, J. W., Forest City. Tew, J. O., Roseboro. Slattery, J. J., Mars Hill. Templeman, S. H., Elizabeth City. Smith, J. R., Fort Mull, S. C. Tilley, G. V., Chapel Hill. Smith, A. B., Oakboro. Tipton, S. D., Burnsville. Smith, Chas. C, Brevard. Thayer, J. H.. Elizabeth City. Smith. C. J., Franklin. Thomas, C. A. G., Rocky Mount. Smith, R. L., Halifax. Thomas. J. C, Boonford. Smith, J. M., Albemarle. Thompson. Jonah, Ashley Height. Smith, J. H., Cherokee, S. C. Thorn, J. L., Bostic. Smith, L. P., Andrews. Todd, J. K., Clarendon. Greenville. Smith, L \V., Todd, N. J., Woodsdale. Smith. \V. A., Charlotte. Townsend, B., Buie's Creek. Smoak. E. L.. Rural Hall. Trivett, G. W.. Vilas. Snider, F. L., Mam Hill. Trivett, J. R., Trade, Tenn. Snow, J. A., Lincolnton. Truett, W. T, Culberson. Snyder, E. C., Monroe. Tucker, G. A., Cameron. Snyder. J. S., Fayetteville. Tunstal), G. T., Oxford. Snyder, J. W., Concord. Turner, A. L. , Clinton. Snyder, F. L., Mars Hill. Turner, C. K., Statesville. M. Huntersville. Snypes, V.. Turner, E. W., Hamptonville. Solesbee, A. S., Franklin. Turner, G. S., Stedman. L. Madison. Soots, P., Turner, J. Clyde, Greensboro. Sorgee, B., Asheville. Tyner. T. J., Whiteville. A. Sorrels, P., Gilkey. Tyree, W. C, Lenoir. Sorrell, C. R., Parkton. Tyson, J. S., Cheraw, S. C. Sparks, A. F., Ledger. Underwood, J. M. , Postell, Tenn. Sparks, J. A., Ledger. Underwood, P. A., Mooresville. J. Y. Sparks, , Ledger. Vpchurch, C. A., Oxford. L. E. , Moxley. Sparks, Usury E. G., Oxford. F. Danalia. Spease, E., Vance, R. 0., Proctor. Creek. Spencer, J. O., Grassy Vann, R. T., Raleigh. R. West Asheville. Spero, H., Vaughan, A. O., Hendersonville. Spillman, B. W., Kinston. Vernon, T. L., Sharpsburg. W. D., Winston-Salem. Spinx, Vipperman, D. E., Pinetops. Sprinkle, A. J., Weaversville. Vipperman, J. H., High Point. Sprinkle, W. B., Asheville, R. 4. Vipperman, J. L., Dallas. Sprinkle, Perry, Marshall. Von Miller, R. M., Wilson. Spruil, Geo. E., Rocky Mount. Wade, J. H., Mars Hill. Stafford. I. K., Hendersonville. Waff, W. B., Mocksville. Staley, T. E.. Ashley Heights. Waldrop, J. L., Powells Point. Stanley, J. W.. Spruce Pine. Waldrop, J. J., Albemarle. Stamps, M. , Louisburg. Waldrop. H. E. , McAdensville. Stanberry, J. S., Almond. Walker. M.. Cycle. Stancil, W. D., Keruy. Wall. Zeno, Goldsboro. Stanley, H. R., Mt. Airy. Forest. C. Chadbourn. Wallace, W. R., Wake Stanley, S., Boomer. Stanley, G. W., Mollie. Walls, Isaac, Walters, R. E. , Hendersonville. Stanley. K. L., Bug Hill. J. Stantonsburg. Staton, M. M., Saluda. Ward, A., Washburn, D. G., Shelby, R. 4. Stephens, A. L. , Black Mountain. J. Solola. Stepehns, A. P.. Evergreen. Watkins, W., Geo. T. , Durham. Stevens, C. E., White Oak. Watkins, Watson, T. D., Elah. Stevens, H. T. , Greensboro. Stevens, W. R., Delway. Watson, G. M., Darby. S. Bladenboro. Stiles, B. B., Burnsville. Watson, N., Watson, T. , Hackett. Stimpson, J. F. , Winton. S. Boomer. Stone, J. I., Shallotte. Watts, I.. G. Parlier. Strickland, C. M., Proximity. Watts, F. , RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS

Watts, J. W., Taylorsvilk'. Beaver, .1. Way, H. F., Seagrove. Waycaster, J. K., Little Switzerland. Weathers, J. F., Caesar.

Wells, E. L. , Edenton. Wesson, David, Henry. West, B. S.. Whittier. West, Algia. Andrews. West, E. P., West Jefferson. Weston. L U., Spray. Weston, E. L., Atkinson. Wheeler, C. C, Benson. Wheeler, IX M., Bamboo. Wheeler, L. E., Pine Bluff. Whitaker, H. C, Marble. Whitaker, J. M., Johnson City, Tenn.

White, E. E. , Greensboro. White, Wade, Marshall. White, E. P., Rutherfordton. White, G. W., Chinquapin. White, L. McB., Kinston. White, L. B., Clyde. White, R. E., Roxboro. Whitener, H. C. Hickory. Whitley, J. W., Murfreesboro. Whitley, B. G., Revolution. Whitley, Willard, Oakboro.

Wiggins, A. , Judson. Wilcox, A. W., Mooresville. Williams, O. P., Bryson City. Williams, L. R, Mars Hill. Williams, T. H.. Statesville. Williams, T. H., High Point. Williams, W. W.. Bessemer City. Willis, J. B., Hamlet. Willis, John, Higgins. Wilson, C. C, Cherryville. Wilson, E. D., Athlone. Wilson, J. H., Proctor. Wilson, L. A., Zionville. Wilson, L. C, Newiand. Wilson, S. B., Wallace. Wilson, J. B., Cherokee. S. C. Wilson, T. G., Flats. Wilson, T. O., Cane River. Wilson, W. M. E., Flat Rock. Wilson, W. E., Bakersville. Wise, J. W., Spindale. Woodard, J. M., Almond. Woodard, J. S., Bryson City. Wood, H. J., Waxhaw. Woodruff, I. C, Lomax. Wooten, F. T.. Chadboum. Wright, H. T., Wake Forest. Wright, N. L., Forest City.

Yates, J. C. , Mooresville. Yokeley, W. R., Sylva. Yonce, D. A., Kyle. Yonce, J. L, Franklin. ORDAINED MINISTERS NOT PASTOBS Halls Mills. Absher, A. V . Adams. G. W., North Wilkesboro. Adams, R. E., Slloam. Adams. J. J.. Southport. Allison, E., Penrose. Annas, L. M., Saw Mill. Arnold, J. M., Damascus, Va. Arnold. J. x.. Highlands Arrington, C. • '., Mt. Airj Arlington.. W. K.. M' Airy. Ashelbv, Joseph, Edison. An mi, .T. H. Hamlet. Avant. John, Chadl -n. Ballard, J. M., Alexis, Ballard, W. IT.. liuekner. Bangle, L. A., Uncolnton. Barker, John, Benham. Barnes, 1). C, Barnesvllle.

Baugh, L. A . Lincolnton. raids. Baxley, A .. St oro Beam, J. A . Roxl Beam, J. M., Candor. 104 RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS

ii Redmon, G. R. , Biltmofe. DURHAM Reese, A. V., Hendersonville. Presiding Eldei M T Plyler. Rennegar, G. D., Harmony. Ilngton, Pi W. Riddle, J. L. , Haynes. Burlington. Robins, E. D., Blowing Rock. Burlington Webb E l leorane. Robinson, H. S., Supply. Burlington. Robinson, Wyatt, Lunday. Burlington Circuit 1.: S. Albemarle. Rogers, T. , Ilngton. Scott, J. J., Orrum. Brookdale Clrcull B T B Sebastian, A. T., Hays. Carrboro- T. W Autry. Carrljoro. Sentelle. R. E., Tarboro. Chapel inn Walter Patten, Chapel Hill.

Simmons, J. D., Coleraine. Durham. Brai B C I

' S. i 1 1 Simmons, F., Jonesville. 1 turhani, lalvarj E Bai i Sims, A. H., Kings Mountain. Dui bam, Carr—J. II. Bull Sisk, J. A., Marion. Durham. Lakewood W C Kail Sisk, C. T., Bryson City. Durham, Pearl \i i Sitton, John, Balsam. Wellman Sluder, M. M., Asheville. Durham, Memorial— II Br« Smiley, J. S., Bryson City. 1 lurham, Trinlti A D Will

> Smith, H. H., Stony Fork. West Dui bam—J. W . Smith, J. F., Austin. Durham Circuit W F. Craven, Durham. Smith, ,T. T., Westfield. Graham and Haw M Smith, .1. W., Clayton. Graham. Snipes, M. V., Nebo. Hillslioro Circuit—J B < — F. I. Stalleup, J. B., Franklin. Leasl mi.' lircult S Nick i, Stallings, T. C., Rockwell. Mebane— N. C. Yearby, Mebane

J Bascomb Hut li j Mill Stephenson, J. R. , Henderson. Milton— Stimpson, J. F., Lenoir. Mount Tirzah Circuit—J. C. Will Stone, M. A., Apex. berlake. — •' '! Springfield, P. C, Mars Hill. Person Circuit It. .1 .. Roj Springfield, O. L, Mars Hill. Dong Memorial B Hurli B I Si Stykes, C. L., Green Cove, Va. Fast Roxol rn and Longhurst, Summey, J. A., Ansonville. Supply. I'.aliamah. Sutton, W. F., Newell. Rougemont— .1. F. St arns, R Hard Sykes, Paul, Woodland. South Alamance—W. ville. Taylor, J. W., Whitsett. Circuit—J. T. Stanford. \.i Tedder D. A., Shelby. YaneeyvilD ville. Teeter, E. D., Stanfield. Professor in Trinity College- II 1 Tew, D. W., Clinton. Durham. J. Fleetwood. Trivett, S., Conference Missionary Secretarj A D. Wil- Vestal, M. M., .lonesville. cox. Durham. Walker, F. G., Lattimore. Walker, C. G. Mill Spring. ELIZABETH CITY DISTRICT]

J. Swann Station. i Walker, E., Presiding Elder—C. B Culbreth, Fort. Walker, J. Y., Old beth Edenton. City. Wall, W. H., Chowan Circuit — N. M Wright, Ell .T. W., Solola. Watkins, City. Weatherman, J. G, Jennings. Columbia Circuit—M W Hester, Columbia Geo., Mars Hill. 1 Wharton, Currituck Circuit—J. I Bross, Poplar Whisnant, E. S., Maiden. Branch. White, R. T., Conway. Dare Circuit—R. N. Kills. Manns 11a Wilkesboro. Whitley, E. A., North Kdeiiton—J. V. Knight, Bdei

J. Summit. i Wilcox, O, Elizabeth City, City Road li P.. Mills. Wilcox, F., Shulls Elizabeth City. First Church N M D WU- Wild, J. M., Marshall.

J. O. I Williams, , Jackson Springs. Gates Circuit—E. It. Clegg, Williams, A. J., Rusk. Hatteras Clrcull -i U JollrT. Hm Williams, S. J., Canton. Hertford T M '.rant, Hertl Williams, W. A., Brevard. Kennekee Cli C. A. J Wilson, J. B., Cherokee, S. C. Kitty Haw* E i MUdgetl Kill Wise, J. W., Spindale. Moyock Clrcull W B B Rutherfordtoii. " long. Cat. i Wommack, Robt. , North Gates Circuit J Woodson, C. J., Shelby. Pantego and Belhaven T B Dani

It I I Wright, J. M., Jennings. | | luotank Clrcull E L stack. Elli ( lits

i w Methodist Episcopal Perquimans Clrcull W PI mull ' Plymouth W G I- P """ Church, South Boat x '•' P M ' Ropei i: D 1 1 1 ii. Bopci m Old I North Carolina smith Camden I. Carroll, Appointments gouth Mills ii" "" I M ' • '"" Conference Mills, The North Carolina Conference la composed Professor in Southi

with a total I of nine Districts. 77S churches, ,i m Ormond, Dalli membership of 105,379. Value of churches, President i M i i i (gin. Ki $5,114,500. Value or parsonages, $8 of Institutions, $2,1 Value educational \ i r \-, i i i i ll.l.r. DI8TRN Value orphanage, $750,000. Total contributed Bidet R H for all purposes during past year, $1,510,9 Presiding Hi' 'i '• it " Bishop Collins Denny, President. Bladen Clrcull Buckhorn Circuit W. A 1' Virginia. 1 raond, I Carthagi i n W R. II. Willis. Secretary, Fayettenlle. lo6 RELIGHU'S DENOMINATIONS

Duke—H. L. Davis; N. M. McDonald, Raleigh, Central—H. I. Glass. supernumerary, Duke. Raleigh. Edenton Street—W. W. Peele. Dunn—G. T. Adams, Dunn. Raleigh, Epworth—L. B. Pattishall. Elizabeth Circuit— II. E. Lance, Ellza- Raleigh, Jenkins Memorial—R. F. Bum- bethtown. pass. Fayetteville—Hay Street, H. A. Humble, Fay- Selma, Edgerton Memorial—G. B. Perry, ettevlle; R. B. John, supernumerary. Selma. Person and Calvary—J. C. Maness, Fayette- Smithfleld—D. H. Tuttle. Smithfield. _yllle. Tar River Circuit—W. J. Watson. Kittrell. Fayetteville Circuit—W. L. Maness, Fayette- Youngsville Circuit—T. S. Coble, Youngs- ville. ville. Glendon Circuit—A. B. Crumpler, Glendon. Zebulon Circuit—W. L. Loy. Zebulon. Goldston Circuit—E. C. Sell, Goldston. Superintendent Anti-Saloon League—R. L. Haw Biver Circuit—J. B. Edwards. Bynum. Davis, Raleigh. Hemp Circuit—J. C. Cummings, Hemp. Business Manager. N. C. Christian Advo- Jonesboro Circuit—B. E. Stanfleld, Jones- cate—T. A. Sikes, Greensboro. boro. Editor Nashville Christian Advocate—T. N. LiUlngton Circuit—C. R. Ross, Lllllngton. Ivey, Nashville. Tenn. Mamers Circuit—L. R. Gaines, Mamers. President Louisburg College—A. W. Mohns, Newton Grove Circuit— S. W. Philips, Louisburg. Newton Grove. Superintendent Methodist Orphanage—A. S. Parkton Circuit—R. F. Munns, Parkton. Barnes. Raleigh. Pittsboro Circuit—J. J. Boone, Pittsboro. ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT Roseboro Circuit—J. A. Tharpe, Roseboro. Elder—J. H. Shore, Rockingham. Sanford—L. B. Sanford. Presiding Jones, Aberdeen—Euclid McWorter, Aberdeen. Siler Circuit—O. I. Hinson, Siler City Biscoe—F. B. Peele, Biscoe. City. Caledonia Circuit—Frank Culbreth. Laurin- Stedman Circuit—R. F. Stedman. Taylor. burg. NEW BERN DISTRICT Ellerbee Circuit—N. B. Johnston, Ellerbee. Presiding Elder—F. M. Shamburger, New Hamlet—W. C. Martin. Hamlet. Bern. — Laurel Hill Circuit—W. J. DuBois; J. G. Atlantic and Sea Level E. J. Lewis, At- Johnson, supernumerary. Laurel Hill. lantic. Laurinburg—W. R. Royal, Laurinburg. Beaufort—E. B. Craven, Beaufort. — — Lumberton R. C. Beaman, Lumberton. Craven Circuit D. A. Futrell, Cove. Lumberton Circuit—F. B. McCall, Lum- Dover Circuit—E. B. Dover. Bell, berton. Street and Pikeville— C. P. Goldsboro, Elm Maxton—J. L. Rumley, Maxton. Jerome. Montgomery Circuit—N. L. Seabolt, Troy. Goldsboro, St. John—J. W. Potter. Mount Gilead—J. A. Martin, Mount Gilead. Goldsboro, St. Paul—C. L. Read. Mount Gilead Circuit—A. J. Groves, Mount Goldsboro Circuit—C. A. Jones. Goldsboro. Gilead. . „ , Grifton Circuit—S. T. Moyle, Grifton. Piedmont Circuit—D. A. Petty, Rockmg- Harlowe Circuit—W. T. Harlowe. Cheek. ham. Hookerton Circuit—R. R. Grant, Hookerton. Raeford Circuit—J. H. Frizell. Raeford; W. Jones Circuit—K. F. Duval, Trenton. H. Townsend. Raeford. Kinston, Caswell Street—J. M. Carraway. Red Springs Circuit—L. S. Massey, Red Kinston, Queen Street— C. K. Proctor. LaGrange Circuit—R. E. Pittman. LaGrange. Springs. Richmond Circuit—D. A. Clark, Roberdel. Morehead —W. A. Cade, Morehead City. City Roberdel Circuit—F. E. Dixon, Roberdel. Mount Olive and Calypso—G. B. Starling. —J. D. Bundy, Rockingham. Mount Olive. Rockingham — F. Trawick, Fairmont. Mount Olive Circuit—B. E. Atkinson, Robeson Circuit W. Circuit—P. D. Woodall, Gibson; Mount Olive. Rowland R. W. Townsend. supernumerary. Rowland. New Bern, Centenary—W. V. McRae. St. John and Gibson—A. J. Parker, Row- New Bern, Riverside and Ghent—Guy Ham- ilton. St.' Paul Circuit—I. T. Poole, St. Paul. Newport Circuit—R. A. Bruton, Newport. —J. W. Harrell, Troy. Ocracoke and Portsmouth—J. H. Nichols, Trov Vass Circuit—F. B. Noblett, Cameron. supply, Ocracoke. West End Circuit—W. H. Brown, West End. Oriental Circuit—0. P. Fitzgerald. Orien- tal. — WASHINGTON DISTRICT Pamlico Circuit K. T. Q. Cook, Stonewall. Presiding Elder—S. A. Cotton, Washington. Pink Hill Circuit—R. W. Barfleld. Pink Hill. Aurora Circuit—W. C. Benson, Aurora. — E. W. Straights Circuit H. M. Jackson; Ayden—J. M. Wright, Ayden. Glass, supernumerary, Gloucester. Bailey Circuit—L. C. Brothers, Bailey. Snow Hill Circuit—C. T. Rodgers, Snow- Bath Circuit—R. J. Lough. Bath. Hill. Bethel—L. L. Smith, Bethel. Student Boston University—H. B. Hill, Bos- Elm City—G. W. Fisher. Elm City. ton, Mass. Fairfield—D. A. Watkins. Fairfield. RALEIGH DISTRICT Farmville Circuit—C. T. Thrift. Farm- Presiding Elder—J. C. Wooten, Raleigh. ville. Benson Circuit—E. M. Hall, Benson. Fremont Circuit—J. A. Dailey, Fremont. Cary Circuit—D. N. Caviness, Cary. Greenville, Jarvis Memorial—V. P. Scoville, Clayton—J. T. Gibbs, Clayton. Greenville. Creedmoor Circuit—V. A. Royal. Creedmoor. Grlmesland Circuit—J. C. Harmon, and Four Oaks Circuit—J. A. Russell, Four Oaks. F. E. Eure. Grlmesland. Franklinton—O. W. Dowd. Franklinton. Mattamuskett Circuit—J. J. Lewis, Lake Garner Circuit—G. W. Starling, Garner. Landing. Granville Circuit—L. H. Joyner, Stem. McKendree Circuit—J. H. Miller, Pine- Kenly Circuit—J. E. Holden, Kenly. tops. Louisburg—L. E. Thompson, Louisburg. Nashville—E. C. Few. Nashville. Oxford —E. M. Snipes, Oxford. Robersonville Circuit— C. M. Pegram. Oxford Circuit—B. H. Black, Oxford. Robersonvllle. Princeton Circuit—W. G. Farrar. Princeton. Rocky Mount. Clark Street—L. T. Singleton. RELIC lot's DENOMINATIONS

Rocky Mount, First Church—H. M. North. Town Cre . k Circuit SbankUri South Rocky Mount—E. C. Glenn, Rocky Town Creek. Mount. Wallace and R.^>' M U I.. Wills.-.

Rocky Mount Circuit— N. I!. Strickland. Wliil, -villi- W C M.rrlll Willi. I Rocky Mount. Wilmington, Bpworth—A .1 I! Stantonsburg Circuit—Daniel Lane. Stan- Wilmington, Fifth Avenue A L Oi tonsburg. Wilmington, Grace—W. A. s Spring Hope Circuit—W. E. Troutman. Wilmington, TTinlty—II (' Smith Spring Hope. Wilmington Circuit C. II Phillips, Wll- Swan Quarter Circuit—W. P. Constable. mington. Swan Quarter. Missionary to Poland— II K King Tarboro—B. B. Slaughter, Tarboro. Vance- Vanceboro Circuit—E. C. Durham, Western Conference boro. — Appointments Washington J. H. McCraeken. Washington. The Western Conference of 11 —W. N. Vanghan. Wilson. Calvary Districts. IU7 Churches; with a total m First Church—F. S. Love. Wilson, ship ui 125,746. Value Churches, f< of Education—H. M. Conference Secretary Value parsonages, $1,161,601 00 North. Rocky Mount. Bishop Collins Denny, President WELDON DISTRICT mond, Va. Presiding Elder—S. E. Mercer, Weldon. William L Sherrill, LeaksvUle, Becretary. Ahoskie Circuit—M. F. Hodges. Ahoskie. Battleboro and Whitakers—J. C. Humble. ASHEVILLE DISTRICT. Battleboro. Presiding Elder H C. Sprinkle, \ Bertio Circuit—B. F. Boone, Windsor. Asheville, Bethel—T C i-rdan. Conway Circuit—J. B. Thompson. Conway. Asbeville. Tliltiiion—W. F. Banford. Enfield. Enfield—Rufus Bradley, Asheville, Central—A. C. ChappeU. Halifax Circuit—J. G. Midgt'tt, Halifax. AshevilU-. Chestnut Street—E R Welch Carysburg Circuit—William Towe, Garysburg. Asheville. Baywood Street Carlock Hawk Henderson, First Church—T. G. Vickers. Asheville. Mount Pleasant—J. M. Folg.-r L. A-lnvllli- Henderson. , West Asheville— W. Colson. N. and S. Henderson—G. G. Whitehurst. AshevilU- Circuit—E. k. Whldden, Weai Henderson. ersville. Littleton—G. F. Smith, Littleton; J. M. Black Mountain—C. R. Jordan. Black Rhodes, supernumerary, Greensboro. Mountain. Middleburg Circuit/—E. D. Dodd. Middle- Brevard—L. A. Falls. Brevard East Biltmore—D. Atkins, Asheville,

— • — lie 1 1 I i I L. C. Larkin, T.. «i Murfreesboro and Winton Elk Mounain 1 Murfreesboro. Fairview—A. If. Whlsner, Fain Norlina Circuit—Marvin Self, Norlina. Flat Rock and Pletchet U W. Dargan. Northampton Circuit—B. P. Robinson. Jack- East Flat Rock. S Hendersonville—Frank Siler. Hendersonvlllo Aurelian °Roanoke Circuit—N. M. Wright, H.-ndcrsonvillu Circuit— ('. F. T I Springs. Roanoke„ . dersonville. Roanoke Rapids—R. H. Broom, Hiiminv—H. L. Powell. Candl. r Hot Springs—A. A. Angel. Hot S] Harrison, Rose- Rx.seniary Circuit—E. H. Leicester—J. W, Boyle, Jr. Leicester Mar-bail. mary. -, ., , Marshall—C. M Carpenter, Scotland Scotland Neck—E. L. Hillman, Mars Hill—Paul l> Anthony, Mars Bl Neck Mills Blver J. 0. Cox, Borse 81 Warren Circuit—J. T. Draper. Warrenton. Bl Warren- Saluda-Tryon—R. P. Pikes, B. ; ' Circuit—H. Porter, - - ^ '- Warrenton San.h Mai -I. -I Cil ton. Creek— L. C. Delp, 1 Weldon. Springs Weldon—L. D. Hayman, Swannanoa—J. O. Banks, Blltm M. R. Cham- Williamston and Hamilton— Weaverville Station—B. C. it. i-. i . Weaver- bers, Williamston. ville. Missionary to Japan—J. W. Frank. wvavi-rviile Circuit \ J- Burrua. DISTRICT \\ eaverville. WILMINGTON General Evangelist -It. Browning, Header- Wilmington. Presiding Elder—J. M. Daniel. sonvllle. Burgaw—C. H. Caviness. Burgaw CHARLOTTE DISTRICT Carver's Creek—J. L. Smith. Council. i B Craven, B. O. Merritt. Chad- ,.,., ,, Bfldei Char] Chadbourn Circuit— \ nils Insonvllle- I' S Blch irdsoi ! bourn. „,. . B B Bu ' E. H. Davis, Clinton. Bethel Clinton— ni I'ark I- P i W M. Lance Faison. i a Faison and Warsaw-C. 1 : P. P. Charlotte, Ilallsboro Circuit-.!. K. Worthlngton, Charlotte, Calvarj C \t _ . Hallsboro. T , \ » Bureau. W. Hurst. Jr., IngOld Chat I-".-. Chadwlck Ingold Circuit—E. r. PS Charlotte, w W Jacksonville and Richlaiuls— A. S [.A Smith i ..,, lotte, Ja S Lan« t D I Kenans- Chai lotte, Hawthorne KenansvUle Circuit-G. C. Wood. ' Bon ; VI Vl i I, M i 'i, ,ii lotu Magnolia. \ (Mrcuit-W. E Bocutt i H Magnolia Charlotte, Memorial Dock Circuit—McD. MeLamb, Old Old brust. - v D 1 Charlotti .., B. Sawyer. Mayavl ii i. Onslow Circuit-L i Hill Circuit E. W. Downum, Scotfs ii

i ' 1 S, it P. D w. Dlrmnette She "shan,." 'c-in-uit-.i. i i. i pllle D J. C. Whedbee. SouUiport. Soutbport— \, , hvllli J 1 Edwards. .811. i Swan M Swansboro Circuit T W \i it E m t» Tab...- Circuit B. G. L. Edwards, ins RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS

Monroe, Central— C. C. Weaver. Marion—W. E. Poovey, Marion. North Monroe. Icemorlee—J. K. Warren. Marion Circuit—E. D. Ballard, Marion. Morven— S. Morven. — — Taylor. Marion Mills J. I. Spinks, Marion. Peachland W. R. Harris, Peachland. McDowell Circuit—P. H. Brittain, Nebo Pineville—T. J. Houck. Pinevllle. City. Polkton—D. C. Ballard, Polkton. Micaville—H. E. Stimson. Boonford. Prospect—'W. S. Cherry. Monroe, R. 4. Mill Springs—H. C. Freeman, Mill Springs. Thrift-Moores—L, H. Griffith. Paw Creek. Morganton—W. R. Ware, Morganton. 1'nionville—J. Unionville. — — W. Strider, Morganton Circuit J. C. Gentry; J. M. Wadeshoro— W. R. Shelton, Wadesboro. Price, Jr. preacher, Morganton. Waxhaw E. X. Crowder, Waxhaw. Old Fort—G. H. Christenbury, Old Fort. Weddington—T. J. Huggins, Matthews, R. Rutherfordton Station—J. O. Erwin, 4. — Rutherfordton. Missionary to Japan S. A. Stewart. Spruce Pine and Bakersville—J. A. Fry, Missionary to Japan—N. S. Oghurn. Spruce Pines. President Southern Industrial Institute- - Spindale and Alexander—J. J. Gray, J. A. Baldwin. Spindale. GREENSBORO DISTRICT. Table Rock—W. J. Hackney. Morganton, Presiding Elder—W. F. Womhle. Greensboro R. F. D. Asheboro—W. H. Willis, Asheboro. Professor in Rutherford College—J. W. Ben- Coleridge—J. H. Brendall, Coleridge. nett. Rutherford College. De?p River— J. A. Howell, Randleman, R. 2. Professor in Rutherford College—R. M. Gibsonville—G. W. Clay, Gibsonyille. Hauss, Rutherford College. Greensboro. Bethel—R. A. Truitt. Divinity School, Boston University—A. P. Greensboro, Carraway Memorial—J. W. Ken- Brantley, Boston, Mass. nedy. Divinity School, Boston University—O. L. Greensboro. Centenary—R. G. Tuttle. Simpson, Boston. Mass. Greensboro. Glenwood and Grace—W. A. Conference Evangelist—James H. Green. Barber. MOUNT AIRY DISTRICT Greensboro, Park Place— L. B. Hayes. Greensboro. Spring Garden Street—G. T. Presiding Elder—J. H. West. Mount Airy. Bond, and J. W. Long, supernumerary. Ararat—J. A. Snow, Mt. Airy. Greensboro, Walnut Street—A. Burgess. Danbury—D. V. Howell, Danbury. Greensboro. West Market Street—J. H. Dobson— C. C. Totherow, supply, Dobson. Barnhardt: E. P. Billups, Jr. preacher. Draper—J. W. Campbell, Draper. East Greensboro—D. R. Profflt. Greensboro. Elkin—A. P. Ratledge, Elkin. R. 4. Jonesville—J. J. Eads, Jonesville. West Greensboro—C F. Sherrill, Guilford Leaksville—W. L. Sherrill, Leaksville. College. Madison-Stoneville—J. P. Morris, Madison. High Point, East End—E. J. Harbison. Mayodan—W. M. Wall, supply. Mayodan. High Point, Main Street—T. J. Rodgers. Mount Airy, Central—H. K. Royer, Mount High Point. Wesley Memorial—E. K. Mc- Airv. Larty: H. W. Howard, Jr. preacher. Rockford Street—G. W. Williams, Mt. Airy. Jamestown and Oakdale—W. C. Jones, Mount Airy Circuit—J. A. Cook, Mount Jamestown. Airy. Liberty—A. L. Lucas, Liberty. Pilot Mountain—J. H. Capps, Pilot Moun- tain Pleasant Garden—A. G. Loftin, Pleasant Garden. Rural Hall—A. G. Canada. Rural Hall. — —M. E. Ramseur and Franklinville W. L. Scott, Sandy—Ridge Leftwich, Sandy Ridge. Ramseur. Spray C. —"W. Bowling, Spray. Randleman—J. A. Bowles. Randleman Stokesdale T. V. Crouse, Stokesdale. Randolph—J. E. Woosley, Trinity. Summerrleld—W. L. Dawson, Summerfleld. Reidsville, Main Street—M. F. Moores, Reids- Walnut Cove—J. T. Ratledge. Walnut Cove. ville. Yadkinville—F. W. Cook. Yadkinville. Ruffin— H.— F. Starr, supply. Ruffln. NORTH WILKES'ORO DISTRICT T'wharrie W. B. Thompson. Farmer. — Wentworth— C. P. Goode, Reidsville. Presiding Elder J. W. Williams. Jefferson. Avery Circuit—T. S. Plum President Greensboro College— S. B. Turren — Roten, Tree. tine. Greensboro Boone —G. C. Brinkman, Boone. Treasurer Greensboro College—W. M. Curtis Creston A. A. Godfrey, Creston. Greensboro. Elkland—T. G. Williams, Elkland. Editor of the North Carolina Christian Ad- Elk Park—W. A. Thomas. Elk Park. vocate—A. W. Plyler, Greensboro. Helton—W. E. Moretz. Jefferson. Book Editor and Editor of the Methodist Jefferson—J. L. Reynolds, Jefferson. Quarterly Review—G. T. Rowe, Nashville, North Wilkesboro—M. T. Smathers, North Tenn. Wilkesboro. Missionary Evangelist—S, T. Barber, Greens- North Wilkes Circuit—W. J. Miller, North boro. Wilkesboro. MARION DISTRICT — — Sparta E. Myers, Sparta. Presiding Elder Z. Paris, Marion. Watauga—J. E. Womack. Amantha. Bald Creek—J. W. Groce, Bald Creek. Wilkesboro—S. M. Needham, Wilkesboro. Broad River—Elmer Simpson. Harris. Wilkes Circuit—E. E. Yates, Moravian Burnsville—J. B. Tabor. Burnsville. Falls. Bostic — Circuit L. L. Smith, Bostic. Chaplain Appalachian Training School—J. Cliffside and Allendale—J. C. Keever, Cliff- M. Downum, Boone. side. DISTRICT Connelly Springs—W. F. Elliott, Connelly SALISBURY Springs. Presiding Elder—T. F. Marr. Salisbury. Gilkey—J. P. Hornbuckle, Gilkey. Albemarle. Central—C. M. Pickens. Forest City and Pleasant Grove—Parker Albemarle, First Street—J. A. Sharpe. Holmes, Forest City. Badin—W. S. Hale, Badin. Glen Alpine—R. C. Goforth, Glen Alpine. Chine Grove— S. E. Richardson, China Henrietta. Caroleen—J. C. Henri- Postelle, Grove. , etta. Concord. Central—W. A. Jenkins. RELIGIOUS DE \u\ll\ \Tln\.-

Concord, Epworth—M. A. Osborne. Mount Zi. ii .1 ii Bn Concord, Forest Hill—J. F. Armstrong. Newton W B Shlnn. Newt Concord, Harmony—R. F. Mock. i iin w v Rathburo, Concord, Kerr Street—B. F. Flncher. Hindis--—J, E. Hipp, Rl Concord. Westford—J. C. Umberger. Statesville. Broad Street J \\ Concord Circuit—VV. A. Rollins. Concord. Statesville, Race Street E W i Gold Hill—D. P. Grant. Gold Mill. Statesville Circuit R. L. Melton. Bl Kannapolis—R. A. Swaringgen, Kannapolis. vllle Landis—J. C. Brown, Landis. st, my Point T i: Wagg, SI Mount Pleasant—W. T. Albright. Mount Troutman— J. A. Peeler, Troutmi Pleasant. — Student Trinity Collegi M. G Brvln, New London— J. S. Folger. New London. ham. Norwood F. O. Dryman, Norwood. Conference Educational Secretarj W Norwood Circuit—G. G. Adams. Norwood. Goode, Hickory. — R. 3. Salem R. O. Eller. Albemarle, WAYNF.SVILLE Salisbury. First Church—J. F. Kirk. DI8TBICT Salisbury, North Main—F. J. Stough. Presiding Elder—R. S. Howie. Waynesvllli-. Salisbury, Park Avenue—H. H. Robbins. Andrews .1. P. Hlpps, Andrews Salisbury, South Main—M. B. Woosley. Bethel—-J. M. Green, Canton, it i D Salisbury Circuit— C. R. Allison. Salisbury. Bryson-Whittler—L. T. Cordell, r Spencer, Central—T. P. Jamison, Spencer. City. East Spencer—R. C. Kirk, Spencer. Canton—A. L. Aycock, Canton. Woodleaf—T. A. Plyler. Woodleaf. Cullowhee Circuit— S. 11. Hilbrand, I whee. SHELBY DISTRICT. Franklin—W. M Smith. Franklin. Franklin — Franklin. Presiding Eld r—H. H. Jordan. Gastoinia. Circuit R. E. Ward. — \. Belmont—J. E. Thompson, Belmont. Fines Creek M ModUn, Crabl Belwood—D. H. Rinehart, Belwood. GlenviUt —N. L. Beasley, Glenville. Bessemer—E. P. Stabler, Bessemer City. Hiawassee— T. L Noble, Brasstown. Cherryville—J. F. Moser, Cherryville. Haywood— P. L. Terrell. Crabtree, — Cramerton. —F. L. Cramerton C. M. McKinney. Hayesville— Setter, Hayesville. Crouse—J. E. B. Houser, Crous.'. Jonathan A. L. Lathman, Waynesvllle. K I Dallas—A. S. Raper, Dallas. Judson—T. t). Smith, supply. Judson Gastonia, East End—M. W. Mann. Macon—w. I. Hughes, Franklin. Gastonia. Franklin Avenue—G. W. Vick. Murphy—M. B. Clegg, Murphy Gastonia, Main Street—\V. A. Lambeth. Murphj Circuit—— C. E. Stedman, Murphy. Gastonia. Trinity—M. W. Heckard. Robbinsville— J. W. Parker, Robblnsvllle. Gastonia, West End—D. W. Brown. Svlva O. J. Jones, Sylva. Gastonia-Ranlo—R. L. Forbis. Shoal Creek—J. H. Church, Wliittier.* Wavnesville—G. I>. Herman, Waynesvllle Kings Mountain—R. M. Hoyle, Kings Moun- Circuit— J. ('. W. Holl tain. Wayncsville — Waynesvllle. Lincolnton J. T. Mangum. Lincolnton. — Lincoln Circuit—J. W. Combs. Lincolnton. Webster Van B. Harrison, Webster, Lowell—R. H. Kennington. Lowell. Lowesville—O. C. Fortenbury, Stanley, R. WINSTON SALEM DISTRICT. F. D. Presiding Elder— W A Newell. Wti McAdenville— C. M. Campbell, McAdenville. Salem. Mount Holly—O. P. Ader. C. E. Rozzell, Advance—J. M. Varner, Adv« ( — I. sin l le Mount Holly. 'iioleeme —P. re, Polkville—E. M. Avett, Shelby, R. F. D. Davidson It F. Huneyoutt, U Rock Springs—H. C. Byrum. Denver. R. 4. Shelby, Central—A. L. Stanford. Davie J B. Fitzgerald. Moeksvllle. Denton Shelby, LaFayette Street—J. W. Ingle. Denton -J. N. Randall, — Farm lngton Circuit—B. Wilson. Shelby. Fanniiigtoii C. 0, Kennerly, Shelby — Salem South Fork—W. M. Boring. Newton, R. F. D. Forsyth John CUne, Winston J C. Cornett, Wli Stanley—A. Sherrill, Stanley. Hanes-Clemons- Salem. STATESVILLE DISTRICT. Eernersvllle E <> Cole, k rnersviUe J. W, Vestal. Lcwisrllle Presiding Elder—D. M. Litaker, Statesville. Lewlsville First Church W L Hutchins. Alexander—A. R. Bell, Taylorsvile. Lexington, Balls Creek—T. W. Hager. Catawha. Lexington. —J. • 11, Southmount Catawba—A. C. Catawba. Llnwood W Campl Kennedy, N \ C. Swafford, ' Cool Spring—J. E. McSwain. Cleveland, R. 2. Mocksvlllt Davidson—R. L. Foster. Davidson. Oak Ridge W G Mi Fai an i ' lak Ridge, Man: Street \ C I Dudley Shoals—J. M. Barber, Granite Falls. Thomasvllle, J Richard- R. F. D. Thomasvllle, South and East C Elmwood—D. A. Lewis, Elmwood. eon. T Granite Falls—N. C. Williams, Granite Thomasvllle Circuit Falls. villi'. Southslde Circuit—J. v i Farrlngtoo, Hickory, First Church— C. S. Kirkpatrick. Hickory. West View—J. R Walker. Winston-Salem. it , \ Walkertown Hiddenite—D. A. Oakley, supply, Middomtt Walkertown ii i. . u . , corns Hudson—R. K. Brady. Hudson. w come John w .i s w a Huntersville—I. L Roberts. Supply. West Davit i Mi«tt w ,! liurkhead B First Church—P. W. Tucker. iton Salem, Lenoir, I lUrti- South Lenoir—M. H. Tuttle. Lenoir. \\ inston Salem, Lenoir Circuit—Fred H. Price. Lenoir. lianlt I WllllHllKoll Winston Salem, I Maiden—Ira Erwin, Maiden. ' Salem, Mooresville, Central—L, B. Abernathy. Winston Mooresville. Broad Street <:. W. Kink. Sliinil" i Winston - I ^ J Mooresville. Jones Memorial, M. 11. Ashmore. rlngton It II Supply. \\ in iton Salem, Mooresville Circuit—D. P. Waters M Daughi ville. 110 RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS

Conference Missionary Secretary—R M A. W. Shaw, Mebane. Courtney, Thomasville.— G. L. Whiteley. Whitsett. Missionary to Cuba J. —W. Fitzgerald J. H. Smith, Lexington. Missionary Evangelist P. Y Parker, E. N. Caldwell. Graham. Thomasville. — E. W. Thompson, Sparta. Superintendent Children's Home C. > W. S. Milne, Greensboro, R. F. D. Winston-Salem. Wood. Z. V. Roberson, Mt. Airy. SUPERANNUATED MEMBERS. R. S. Arrowood, Greensboro. II L. Atkins, Bandera, Texas. D. H. Scanlon, Durham. H. M. Blair, Greensboro. J. S. Kennison, Durham. J. J. Brooks. Dayton, Tenn. W. P. McCorkle. Burlington. J. B. Carpenter, Rutherfordton. W. T. Thompson, Richmond, Va. S. M. Davis, Caroleen. J. S. Foster, Winston-Salem. T. F. Glenn, Asheville. M. E. Hansel, Mebane, R. F. D. S. S. Higgins, Guilford College. R. S. Carson, Durham. A. W. Jacobs, Franklin. Wade C. Smith, Greensboro. J. C. Mock, Winston -Salem. R. L. Berry, Francisco. T. J. Ogburn, Greensboro. R. E. Henderlite. Rougemont, R. F. D. D. V. Price, Mt. Airy. N. P. Farrior, Mexico. J. P. Renyolds, Fincastle, Va. E. C. Murray, Jr., Juarez 29, Toluco, N. R. Richardson, Mt. Pleasant. Mexico. J. H. Robertson, Winston-Salem. T. F. Haney, Winston-Salem. R. D. Sherrill, Statesville. W. T. Pearmon, Elkin. L. E. Stacy, Fallston. E. B. Thompson, Yanceyville. H. G. Stanley^ Rutherford College. M. S. Huske, Reidsville. M T. Steele, St. Petersburg, Fla. W. R. Potter, Burlington. J. T. Stover, Rutherford College. J. S. Cook. Spray. J. L. Teaguej Prentiss. Geo. L. Cooper, Durham. F. L. Townsend. Chapel Hill. S. R. Hope, Madison. M. H. Vestal, Boonville. Concord Presbytery. B. A. York, Lincolnton. C. M. Richards, Davidson. Byron Clark, Salisbury. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH E. D. Brown, China Grove, R. F. D. 2. There are 273 Presbyterian ministers in the J. M. Grier, Newton. State. 516 churches, a membership of 65,556; E. P. Bradley, Mocksville. Sunday School enrollment of 57,856. A total T. W. Lingle. Davidson. of $2,126,649 was contributed the past year C. E. Raynall. Statesville. by the membership for all purposes. L. L. Moore, Taylorsville. J. C. Story, Marion. Clerks of Presbyteries. C. B. Heller, Salisbury. Orange—Rev. D. I. Craig, Reidsville. W. L. Lingle, Richmond, Va. Concord—Rev. E. D. Brown, D. D. China W. C. C. Foster, Barium Springs. R. F. D. 2. Grove, Ovid Pullen, Kannapolis. —Rev. E. L. Maxton. Fayetteville Siler, W. E. West, Mooresville. Rev. W. P. M. Currie, Wallace. Wilmington— J. H. Brady, Kochi, Japan. —Rev. C. C. Char- Mecklenburg Anderson, H. M. Parker, Statesville. lotte. T. H. Spence, Harrisburg. —Rev. J. N. H. Summerell, Albemarle J. M. Clark, Statesville. Bern. D. D., New S. L. Cathey, Loray. King's Mountain—Rev. F. A. Drenan, Mt. J. E. Robinson, Yadkinville. Holly. J. Andrew Smith, Statesville. Orange Presbytery. John Pons, Valdese. Reidsville. D. I. Craig, J. S. Wood. Spencer. C. W. Robinson, North Wilkesboro. Robert O. Lucke, Mooresville. R. W. George, Francisco. A. A. McLean, Lenoir. C. E. Hodgin, Greensboro. W. C. Wauchope, Concord. S. M. Greensboro. Rankin, E. M. Craig, Hickory. North Wilkesboro. J. S. Morrow, (colored). John A. MacLean, Morganton. Hillsboro. H. S. Bradshaw, W. M. Hunter, Davidson. E. H. Davidson College. Harding, K. L. Mclver, Concord. R. M. Williams, Greensboro. C. Q. Myers, Concord. P. H. Gwyn, Spray. J. A. Scott, Harmony. W. O. Mebane. Sample, R. W. Boyd, Mooresville. W. S. Rougemont. Wilhelm, F. A. Barnes, Concord. Numa R. Milton. Claytor, G. H. Ellmore, Cleveland. W. Lee, Winston-Salem. George W. C. Jamison, Kannapolis. John McEachern, Kusan. Asia. W. L. Baker, Cleveland. W. D. Moss. Hill. Chapel R. A. White, Mooresville. L. S. Chaffer, 1H31 Walnut St., Phila- W. II. Eubank, Concord. delphia, Pa. J. L. McBride, Old Fort. C. P. Point. Coble. High W. F. Hollingsworth, Statesville. C. W. Glade Irwin, Valley. H. H. Cassady, Woodleaf. E. Frank Lee, Greensboro. W. P. Robertson, Mebane, R. F. D. Fayetteville Presbytery. T. W. Simpson, Durham. H. G. Hill, Maxton, R. F. D. 2. T. M. McConnell, Greensboro. M. D. McNeill. Cameron. J. W. Clegg, Greensboro. L. L. Little, Mangum. Charles F. Myers, Greensboro. W. C. Buchanan, Gifu, Japan. L. T. Wilds, Jr., Lexington. C. G. Vardell. Red Springs. C. D. Whitelev, Cedar Grove. G. T. Pace, Kenansville. RELIGIOUS D 112 HKLKilOl'S DK NOMINATIONS

J. T. Dendy, Belmont Osborne, Edwin Augustus, Charlotte. F. A. Drenan, Mt. Holly. Osborne, Francis Moore, Sewanee, Tenn. G. B. Gillespie, Gastonia. Owens, Bobert Bruce, Charlotte. W. A. Murray, Shelby. Pittenger, Isaac McKendree, Baleigh. F. J. C. Grier, Rutherfordton. Bogers, Geo. , Charlotte. Joseph Baiiett, Rutherfordton. Small, John Ethopilus Gratten, Durham. F. J. Hay, King's Mountain. Smith, Walter Johnston, Charlotte. R. C. Long, Gastonia. Taylor, Lewis Nathaniel, Boanoke Bapids. A. S. Anderson, Cramerton. Trott, Thomas Lee, Salisbury. Mass. A. S." Caldwell, Tryon. Walker, William, Weymouth, Basil J. J. Bessemer Walton, M.. Townesville. Harrell, City. Warren A. McLauchlin, Lowell, R. F. D. Way, Wade, Baleigh. Charles Frederick Weldon. J. M. McLain, Gastonia. Westman, Weston, Milton Tarboro. T. G. Tate, Gastonia. Morgan, Wheeler, Wm. H., Charlotte. J. K. Hall, Belmont. Wilson, Joseph Durant Cooper, Cooleemee. J. F. MeKinnon. Butherfordton. Wright, William John, Statesville. A. T. Banks, Cherryville. W. \V. Akers, Lincolnton. DIOCESE OF EAST CABOLINA. Parishes and organized missions, 66 unor- Protestant Episcopal ganized missions and stations, 25; Baptized persons, 9,862; communicants, 6,257; amount Church contributed, $179,388.35. DIOCESE OF NOBTH CAROLINA. Thomas C. Darst. D. D., Bishop, Wilming- ton. 43 ; Parishes, Missions organized, 33 ; Missions Walter B. unorganized. 44. baptized persons, 15,653; Noe, Executive Secretary, Wilming- Communicants, 9,314. Amount contributed ton. during past year, $389,795.51. T. N. Brincefleld, Aurora. George W. Lay, Beaufort. Blount Joseph Cheshire, D. D., Bishop of J. N. Belhaven. the Bynum, Diocese, Baleigh. A. B. Parshley, Clinton. Edward Anderson D. Penick, D., Bishop G. F. Hill, Elizabeth City. of the Coadjutor Diocese, Baleigh. Archer Boogher, Fayetteville. Henry Beard Delany, D. D., Bishop in J W. Herittage, Fayetteville. charge of the Colored Clergy, Baleigh. W. O. Cone, Goldsboro. Allen, William Ernest, Pittsboro. Howard Alligood, Grifton. Barber, Milton Augustus, Baleigh. F. J. H. Coffin, Kinston. Barker, John W., Duke. D. G. MacKinnon, New Bern. Baxter, Edward Worsley, Wilson. B. I. Johnson, New Bern. Benton, William DeLancey, Hillsboro. Theodore Patrick, Plymouth. Bethea, Morrison, Baleigh. J E. W. Cook, Wilmington. Post, Sidney Stuart, Durham. J. W. Heyes, Vanceboro. Bowne, Henry Norwood, High Point. Stephen Gardner, Washington. Brown, Betram Erwin, Tarboro. E S. Willett. Wilmington. Bunn, Boger Edgar, Wilson. Alexander Miller, Wilmington. Burg, Jacob Frederick, Salisbury. John L. Saunders, Winton. Burke, James Preston, Reidsville. W. N. Harper, Belhaven. Cheatham, Thaddeus Ainsley, Pinehurst. S. N. Griffith, Edenton. Clark, Walter B., Louisburg. J. B. Brown, Washington. Cochran, Arthur Myron, Baleigh. A. C. D. Noe, Farmville. Cody, Cortez Bobert, Monroe. J. E. Holder, Kinston. Crosby, John Holland, Warrenton. T. F. Opie, Maxton. Fortune, Boma Coxey, Durham. F. D Dean, Wilmington. Gribben, B. E., Winston. H. A. Cox, Wilmington. Gordon, William Jones, L-aksville. B. B. Drane, Edenton. Goold, Edgar Hunt, Baleigh. W. H. Milton, Wilmington. Hale. Samuel Whitney, Tarboro. J. B. Gibble, Wilmington. Hardin. William Hill, Salisbury. J. B. Mallett. Wilmington. Hartzell, Howard Steller, Bockingham. George E. Manson, Windsor. Hartey, John, Southern Pines. Charles E. Williams, Creswell.

Hamaker, John L. , Wadesboro. Horsfield, Frederick Henry Townsend, Oxford. DIOCESE OF WESTEBN NOBTH Hudson, Joseph Hoyle, Warrenton. CABOLINA. Hughes, Israel Harding, Baleigh. Hughes, Isaac Wayne, Henderson. Number of baptized members, 1922, 6,000; Hughes, Nicholas Collin. Baleigh. number of Communicants, 1922, 3,600. Value Hunter, Aaron Burtis, Florence, Italy. of church property, $812,830.00. Amount Ingle, Julian Edward. Baleigh. contributed for all purposes, $93,038.47.

Jackson, John Long, Charlotte. Junius M. Horner, D. D. , Bishop, Asheville. Jcyner, Francis, Littleton. John H. Griffith, Archdeacon, Asheville. King, James Edward, Charlotte. Alfred H. Stubbs, Asheville. Lackey, Boston McKee, Baleigh. Benj. S. Lassiter, Marion. Lane, Henry G., Baleigh. W. B. Savage, Todd, (retired). Lawrence, Alfred Stratton, Chapel Hill. F. D. Lobdell, Asheville. Lawrence, Thomas N., Lexington. C. M. Hall, Asheville. Mallett, James Beginald. Walnut Cove. J. W. C. Johnston, Gastonia. Martin, J. Levi, Boxboro. Albert New, Waynesville. Mazyck, Henry DeChartigner, Mayodan. S. R. Guignard, Lincolnton. Meredith, Beuben, Scotland Neck. John H. Griffith. Asheville. Milne, Mark Hemingway, Salisbury. B. B. Harris, Arden. Nash, Harry Oswald, Greensboro. A. W. Farnum, Hendersonville. Nero, Claurius Adolphus, Greensboro. Hugh C. Dobbin, Lenoir.

Opie, Thomas F. , Burlington. John C. Seagle, Brevard. RELIGH 11 s hi. NOMINATIONS

S. B. .i > Stroup, I I .. Hickory. .

X. C. Duncan, Morganton. II U J . IllK-ll P A. G. B. Biltmore. i Bennett, '. : u ii . C. S. McClellan, Jr., Canton. -i i; O'Bi lent, B . J. T. Kennedy, Lineolnton. Phillips, C i: E. E. Knight. Rutherfordton. 'l' i Pii n i: .

George A. Manley, Gastonia. \i i. Pike, VV. . Brty. Chas. K. 1 Burnett, Tryon. i'" . i. ii i, Mebane, Jacob R. Asheville. Jones. Pritchard, .1. i;.. Bendei Jas. B. Sill, Rutherfordton. -l i Quick, \v . p ii. ed, W. D.. Pinnacle. Reynolds. G. L. High Toint. J. Methodist Protestant Kiddie. 8., Jackson's I .1. Bidenhour, M . Shelby. Church Ridge, Atlas. Albemarle. s, If J. W., Cleveland Mills. Number of ministers (ordained), 73; num- Shelton, a. D., Concord ber of preachers, 54; number of members. Short, Robert, Hands 25,594. Value of church property, $1,243,100. Sisk, J. B. Rockingham. Contributed during year, $201,373. Sisk, .1 T. Concord. ('. MINISTERS. Spencer, L. , Graham, Abernethy, J. H., Thomasville. Stowe, J. H„ High 1'oint. Alexander, J. F., Midland. Mul bins, R. C. Greensboro. Allied. J. F., Franklinsville. Suits. Edward, High Point. Ardrews, R. E., High Point. St:rratt. H. F., Whltakers. Andrews, R. M., Greensboro. Swain. \V. E. Wilson. Ashhurn, W. F., Liberty. Taylor. S. W„ Burlington.

Auman, J. C, Tokyo. Japan. Tin mpson. n S. B . Randleman. Austin, J. H., Jennings. Tntteu. W. T. Yadkin College. Barker, G. C, Easley, S. C. Trogdon, .1. B., Denton. Bates, C. W., Henderson. Trollinger, .1 II. Triplet*, \ > .1. I, Bethea N. G., Brinkleyville. Trollinger, . Pleasant Hill. Bingham, E. A.. Winston-Salem. Troxler, R. S.. Thomasville, Bowman, J. H., Liberty. Whitaker, C. H., Mocksvllle. C. L. Brown, G. R., High Point. Whitaker, , Lexington. Burgess, J. A., Burlington. Williams, B. M.. Weaverville. Carson, L. W., Matthews. Willii ins, D. B„ Enfield. Casto, Homer, Weaverville. Williams, J. D.. Beldsville. Cowan, E. G., Cherry ville. Williams, C. B. Seattle, wash.

Curry, G. L. Charlotte. Williams, T. \ , Albemarle. York. I Dixon, A. G. , Greensboro. L Sigh Point Dosier, J. F., Randleman. Edwards, C. J., Gibsonville. Fishcl, D. A. Vaughn. North Carolina Churches Fogleman, H. F., Asheboro. Forliness, C. E., Westminster, Md. of Christ Garner, D. I., Westminster, Md. Gerringer, L. W., Asheville. (Disciples.)

Hamilton, A. M., Tobaccoville. There .ur 201 churches, numb i Hardy, J. D., Rockingham. l'l'.hht. Value of church property, Harrison, N. M., Greensboro. Total contributed for all purposes during Haywood, A. B., Denton. year, $265,241.67. L. S. Helms, , Democrat. MINISTERS Hethcock, R. L., Creswell. Highfill, D. A., Liberty. Allen. W. R , Boanoke Rapids. Holmes, G. W. Graham. Arnold. H. W,, Parmelc Hulin, J. W., Seagrove. Armstrong, W. P., Palrfield. Hunt, G. E., Lexington. Bal cock, A. c . Spray, Hunter, A. L, Fallston. I'.agby Richard. \\ ,i -.j Hui'ter, R. A., Winston-Salem. I IV, W. T II. I. w llson. Hutton, J. R. . Greensboro. Bennett, B., Isley H. L, Burlington. Bowen, T W .a C Collegi w ii Jelf, W. O., Charlotte. Bowi n, r . Johnson, T. M., Mebane. I: ion, w II v ' \ . v\ Kennett, P. S. Elon College. Brluson, U I Kennett, W. F. Greensboro. I pbell, Law

i i Lassiter, W. C, Kernersville. lai y, a ! ETJi Laughlin, G. A. Randleman, Case Perrj \ C College, WU

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( Love, F.. Rutherford College. i Mi Percy ilem \ \\ < Lowdermilk, E. G., Brown Summit. Davi Warren hi) . I Loy, D. M., Glen Raven. .1 p Newton '• Martin, T. E. Pickens, S. C. i \\ I H • I , i e 1 1 v 1 1 < Martin. W. P., Lenoir. POX, Ulin K. 1 McCulloch. J. F., Greensboro. (Editor M. tf i. hi,, 1 1 Oscai Q ii Mount

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. Ncu Minnis. J. F.. Dublla, India. Hull. P. B Moose, M. L.. Thomasville. Martin < In, Vale Morgan, D. A.. Draper. Heaton, i \i Hi

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Henderson, W. 0., A. C. College, Wilson. of Hilley, Howard S.. A. C. College, Wilson. Society Friends Holllday, Lewis R., Williaraston, R. 5. MINISTERS AND PASTORS OF NORTH Holton, A. J., New Bern, R. 1. CAROLINA YEARLY MEETING Howard C. W., Kinston. Eastern Quarter. Hudson, D. A., Roanoke Rapids. Elizabeth R. White, Belvidere, R. F. D. Jackson, s. L. , Belhaven. Absalom Knight, Belvidere. Humphreys, J. W. , Wilson. Jlnnett, J. R., Beaufort. J. Gurney Wright, Belvidere. Kernersville. Jones. Claude C. , Greensboro. Hugh White, Langston, John J., Dunn. Contentnea Quarter. La W. T., Durham. Prade. I. Lindley Jones, Goldsboro. Lee, C. E., Washington. John S. Moore, Dudley, R. F. D. Lee James R. . Washington, R. 2. William I". Grantham, Princeton, R. F. D. 2. Leighton. A. F., Tarboro. Micajah T. Cox, Goldsboro, R. F. D. 4. Lollis. J. W., Washington. William Pelt, Goldsboro. McCall, P. C, Flat Rock. J. Addison Branson, Goldsboro, R. F. D. 1. Manning, Asa J., Williamston. George H. Jernigan, Dunn. Marler, W. H., Mesic. D. Virgil Pike, Dunn, R. F. D. 1. Mashburn, C. B., Charlotte. Thomas Smith, Saulston, R. F. D. 1. Mattox, W. T., Stantonsburg, R. 2. Mayo, Louis A., Wilson. Western Quarter. Mizell, John A., Swan Quarter. John Permar, Graham.

Moore. Eber E. , Vanceboro. R. 1. Margaret B. Hackney, Greensboro, R. Moore, George A., Reelsboro. F. D. Moore, J. T., Reelsboro. Rufus Pegg, Gibsonville. Otey, C. E., Spray. Rufus P. King, High Point. L. Omer, M. , Goldsboro. Georgia G. Reeee. Snow Camp. Osborne, F. E. D.. Newton Grove, R. 1. Herbert W. Reynolds, Randleman, R. Outlaw, C. F., Wilmington. F. D. Perry, J. M., Robersonville. Jeremiah S. Cox, Greensboro. Peterson, Jonas, Poplar. Alfred L. Zachary, Snow Camp, R. F. I). Phillips, Rupert A., Hassell. Alfred H. Harris, Snow Camp. Ricks, Paul T., A. C. College, Wilson. Oscar Cox, Liberty, R. F. D. 3. L. Rightsell T.. LaGrange. Edward Harris, Siler City, R. F. D. 4. A. C. Sadler, Lee, College, Wilson. Henry Wrenn. Siler City, R. F. D. Saunders, J. A., Kinston, R. 2. Southern Quarter. Saunders, John T., Rural Hall. Shamhart W. P., Greenville. Clarence Macon, Georgetown, 111. Smith, John R., Bridgeton. John S. Tillman. Asheboro, R. F. D. Smith, S. T., Fairfield. Elwooil Cox, Marston. Stoney, G. H. C, Winston- Salem. W. Alston Humble. Asheboro, R. F. D. 1. Stuart, J. E., Wilson. Milner A. Cox, Marston. Sullivan, George H., Wilson. Michael A. Farlow, Randleman, R. F. D. Taylor. J. C, Wilson, R. 1, Michael C. Farlow, Sophia. Tingle J. R., Ayden. Thomas Andrew, Staley. Topping, R. L, Edward. Joseph A. Price, High Falls. Tyndall. D. F., Kinston, R. 2. Sarah E. W. Winslow, Asheboro, R. F. D Ware. Charles C. Wilson. Randall M. Emmons. High Falls. Winfield, W. O.. Bath. William Cox, Ramseur. Worley, L. B., Reidsville. George H. Moore. Asheboro. L. Worley, B., Reidsville. Deep River Quarter.

Williams, J. H. , Kinston. N. M. Barker, High Point, Station A. Wilkinson. W. V., Trenton. Walter White, High Point. Mount 7. Yarborough, Theodore, Olive, R. Lewis W. McFarland. High Point. Samuel Haworth. High Point. Eugene Coltrane, Roanoke Rapids. Clara I. Cox, High Point. Moravian Church Robert Melvin, Greensboro.

Number of Communicants, 5.834 ; number of New Garden Quarter. non-Communicants, 315. Mary C. Woody. High Falls. James R .Jones. MINISTERS. Lexington. W. Alpheus White, Guilford College. Pishop, Edward Rondthaier, Winston-Salem. Annie E. Williams, Guilford College. J. F. McCuiston, Winston-Salem. Raymond Binford, Guilford College. James E. Hall. Winston-Salem. Julia S. White. Guilford College. Walser Allen, Kernersville. Ada Lee Stanley. Greensboro, Lee Street. Thomas Greensboro. F. Walter Grabs, Bethania. Hendricks, James C. Holmes, Greensboro, R. F. D. Herbert Johnson, Winston-Salem. J. Waldo Woody, High Falls. Howard Winston-Salem. Rondthaier, Joseph H. Peele, Guilford College. Ernest H. Stockton, Winston-Salem. Klrby V. Bpwen, Greensboro. J. Kenneth Pfohl, Winston-Salem. Arthur E. L. Pain, Jaruco, Cuba. Edmund Schwarze, Winston-Salem. Ellen W. Pain, Jaruco, Cuba. Edgar A. Holton. Winston-Salem. John Riley, Greensboro, Worth Street. Leon G. Luckenbach, Winston-Salem. Nettie Riley, Greensboro, Worth Street. Druglas Rights, Winston-Salem. Samuel G. Barnes, Saladillo, F. C. S.. William E. Spaugh, Winston-Salem. Argentine. S. A. Edwin J. Health. Winston-Salem. John C. Trivettte, Winston-Salem. Warren Nonnemaker, Clemmons. Robert H. Dann. Guilford College. William Dteininger, Winston- Salem. Hugh Moore. Winston-Salem. KICLIGHM'S DENOMINATIONS

Surry Quarter. Licentiate*. R. Samuel Pickett, Greensboro M Allred, Bamaeur. it I' [i Wesley Wooten, Mount Airy, K. F. D. B, C, I'- Lottie M. Robertson, White Plains. R. ll Coble Bui Joseph M. Purdie, Annapolis, Md. A. m Hook, ki II J. Thomas Chappell, Houstonville. B. Crutchfield, Eloi I Calvin Gregory, Mount Airy. J. Puller Job James E. Bartlett, Galax, Va. II \v. May, Eloi

D. Adolphus Robertson, Galax, Va. Slon M. Lynam, i I DT Yadkin Valley Quarter. McKlnney, U Hi gl w. T. Mount Scott, Greensboro. Emmanuel Key, Airy. M. T. Sorrell, Apei H. R. F. D. 3. Wade Adams, Yadkinville, I. T. Undent I. Tancerville It S Lucy Vestal, Yadkinville, R. F. D. 3. R. O. Smith. Asheboro, It 1. Franklin Warden, Yadkinville, R. F. D. W. C. Martin. Ether. James Ring, East Bend, R. F. D. 1. F. M. Welborn. New Castle. G. Whitford Edgerton, Houstonville. Primitive Baptist Church W. Harvey Norman, Ararat. This church has no State orgai Zeno H. Dixon, Elkin. numbers about 6.000 members. There %r>- Charles Hutchens, East Bend. about 200 churches, divided Into twelve asso- Alice Spainhour, Iioonville. ciations. Kehukee being the old it, It having Benjamin Millikan, Booneville. been formed 1"." years ago. Percha Key, Mount Airy. MINISTERS. J. A. Shaw, Elizabeth City. R. E. Adams, Wilson. J. W. Wyatt, Selma. Christian Church Samuel McMillan. High Point P. W. Williard. High Point Number of churches, 115 : value of church property, $433,551. Total amount contributed Moses Williard. High Point for all purposes during past year, $84,897.30. C. A. Davis. High Polnl Eli Bryan, Catherine Lake. MINISTERS. B. F. Tebanks, Pollocksvllle. J. F. Apple, Mebane. E. F. Pollard, Jacksonville. J. O. Atkinson, Elon College. W. W. Roberts. Newport J. P. Barrett, Henderson. J. P. Tingle, Grantsboro. S. L. Beougher, Graham. Sylvester Hassell, Wllllamston. J. S. Carden, Durham. .\i B. Martin, Burlington. H. Russell Clem, Greensboro. J. W. Jones, Marshville. W. G. Clements, Morrisville. .1. S. Rlsch, Winston- Salem, It ', G. C. Crutchfield, Elon Colloge. J. W. Gilliam. Altamahaw. T. B. Dawson, Elon College. J. W. Gardner, Princeton. W. J. Edwards, Coleridge. John Roberts, Saul P. H. Fleming. Burlington. E. F. Pear.e. Four Oaks. L. W. Fogleman, Worthville. W. G. Turner. Dunn. J. E. Franks, Cary. K. L. Cobb, Wii C. E. Geringer, McLeansville. W. Boswell, Wilson G. J. Green, Stem. Robert Boswell, Wilson. H. S. Hardecastle, Defiance College, C. F. Denny, Wilson. Defiance, Ohio. S. B. Denny, Wilson S. C. Harrell, Durham. Wm. Monsees, Wilson W. N. Hayes, Seagrove. C. IS. Hall. Cedar '. J. W. Holt. Burlington. T. V. Monk. Durham. J. Howard. Chapel Hill. B. J \'. Berndon, Durnam. A. F. Iseley, Burlington. J. J. Hall. Boxl J. Lee Johnson. Fuquay Springs. L. If. Hardy. Atlantic. P. T. Klapp. Elon College. Isaac .I'm -. Maple Hill J. W. Knight, Stokesdale. F. W. Keene, Balelgh. G. O. Lanksford, Burlington. .1. T. Coal I J. A. Ledbetter, Reidsville. .1. ES, Adams, Angler F. C. Lester, Yale Station. New Havel J. A. T. McCul Conn. Jones, A, l>. J. .tins. mi. Cos D. A. Raleigh Long. !' L. if. Stepl i W. S. Long. Chapel Hill. F. I). E. C. Joni Mi ' J. E. McCauley, Halifax, Va., K. I .1 w C. E. Newman, Virgilina, Va. .1 Ho N. G. Newman. Elon College. W. Strickland, i. a Bi J. I'. Newman. Elon College. Johnson, .1 'I u di i ".nn. J. E. Parry, Raleigh. w J. W. Patton. Greensboro. I E. H. Rainej'. Yale Station. New Haven, i: Denny, Pli Conn. ir Cain, P M 'n'" i ii i C. R. Riddle. Burlington. ; Koj H. Scholz. Macon. W ir vii.Mi B Peak. A. K. Scotten, Coleridge ir i> Mickey, P Haven, H. s. Smith, Yale Station New l i. Pyrtlc, V „ E P Stone Conn. , J. G. Trultt. Princeton Seminary. I George Denny, P ton. N. J. arat G. R. Underwood. Bennett. i> Collins, Pinnacle College, J. W. Wellons, Elon it ii Ki.... i. Peak Wicker Sanford j' D I, T i c Elon College, \V Wicker. . i i: M .n. Sanford. L. Williams. .. R ii i L. L. Wyri.-k. Elon College. 11C RELIGIOUS 1>K .NOMINATIONS

J. M. Trent. Reidsvllle. E. A. W. Husketh, Creedmoor. •I. W. Flinchura, Spray. W. E. Anderson, Wendell. S. II. Reed. Walnut Cove. J. H. Whitley, Kenly. J. .T. M. Williams. Sparta. E. Davis, Pikeville. W. F. Pruitt. Ruffln. T. C. Marks, Durham. R. S. Cowing. Williaraston. R. B. Carroll. Bailey. R. T. Monday, Mount Airy. J. J. Wilson, Bail y. F. P. Stone, Francisco. G. C. Joyner, Clayton. Princeton. J. F. Mills, Mooresville. A. A. Wells, H. F. Princeton, R. 3. .1. C. Hooks, Fremont. Peeden, W. R. Holder, Durham. R. 8. T. H. I!. Pridgen. Rocky Mount. J. E. Jernigan, Smithfield. M. P.. Willi!,. id. Rocky Mount. E. T. Lucas, Lucama. A. C. Morton, High Point. W. W. Skellett, Lucama. J. T. Williams, Sharpsburg. C. M. Johnson, Goldsboro. W. C. Brooks, Dobson. R. N. Hinnant, Micro. G. W. Harris, Mount Airy. G. W. Holmes, Louisburg, Route 4. W. C. Stone, Mount Airy. W. R. Williams, New Bern. .T. C. Dual ar, Rocky Mount. W. B. Leonard, Louisburg. A. I'.. Denson, Rocky Mount. E. E. Cox. Middlesex. T. C. Hart, LaGrange. Central Conference: J. F. Spangler, Ruffln, R. 2. Paul Priddy, Danbury. W. H. Lathinghouse, Chicod. Watt Priddy, Danbury. J. R. McCaskey, Winterville. A. Farmville. H. F. Hutehens, Spray. Tyson, D. M. Ratliff, Pinetown. D. H. Staples, Greensboro. J. T. Bundy, Walstonburg. S. H. Reid, Walnut Cove. S. F. Lassiter, Newsome, Va. ,T. W. Meadows. Tuttle, A. Tyndall. Snow Hill. John Joiner. Greenville. W. F. Walters, Columbia. John Rogerson, Williamston. J. C. Moye, Snow Hill. Tillman Sawyer, Greenville. M. R. Allen, Smithville, Miss. J. A. Corbett, Greenville. J. A. Sugg, Snow Hill. George Corbett, Greenville. Willie Hart, Snow Hill. J. A. Fagg, Winston -Salem. T. E. Beaman, Goldsboro. J. G. Southern, Winston-Salem, R. 5. E. B. Joyner, Dukes, Fla. W. C. Jones, Burlington. J. S. Henderson, Pantego. E. C. Oakes, Semora. R. S. Wooten, Pridgeton. Jesse Barnes. Smithfield. Wm. K. Dixon, Washington. Jones, Columbia. J. T. Collier, Micro. Loyd T. H. Barnhill, Parmele. J. William Stephenson, Benson. C. L. Little, Winterville. W. C. King, Union R. F. D. 1. Ridge, W. T. Pollard. Stokes. J. M. Thurman. Royal. C. B. Jones, Greenville. J. S. Morrison, Mount Airy. P. A. Windham, Greenville. A. B. Rusk. Key. C. J. Harris. Greenville. B. F. McKinney, Hurdles Mills. E. B. Hart. Snow Hill. B. B. McKinney, Mclver. J. P. Woodard. Stonewall. T. A. Stanfleld, Mclver. D. W. Alexander, Bethel. L W. Wetherington, Chicod. Free W. B. Nobles. Winterville. Will Baptist Church R. C. Alexander, Jerry. The membership of the Free Will Baptist J. E. Wooten. Blounts Creek. Church is about 20,000. with Church propertv J. W. JVooten. Walstonburg. valued at $450,000. There are more than 300 P.. J. Cash. Belhaven. Churches in the six Conferences and two As- C. T. Pew, New Bern. sociations of the State. E. L. Abrams, Fountain. MINISTERS. H. Leroy Harris, Kinston. Western Conference: R. F. Pittman, Ayden. N. D. Greenville. J. W. Valentine. Louisburg. Wiggs, G. W. Davis, Wilson. M. A. Woodard. Davis. E. T. Phillips, Ayden. M. E. Tyson, Farmville. J. L. Strickland. Zebulon. J. J. Dail, Winterville. I'.. B. Deans. Middlesex. E. O. Arnold. Plymouth. W. J. Wilkins, Fremont. J. M. Sauls, Snow Hill. W. A. Benson, Goldsboro, R. 1. Macon A. Woolard, Pantego, A. B. Utley, Apex. L. W. Humbles. Snow Hill. W. M. Pikeville. Howell, Cape Fear Conference: John Thompson, Nero. W. R. Coats. Four Oaks. B. T. Dixon, Elm City. H. R. Faircloth, Smithfield. W. F. Ferrell, Selma. J. W. Princeton. Z. P. Morrisville. Moore, Ferrell, Ezekiel Westbrook. Newton Grove. N. B. Wall. Selma. D. R. Ennis, Duke. B. P. Jones, Kenly, R. 1. R. Glover. Dunn. Jas. Daniel, Kenly. W. R. D. Thomas. Four Oaks. E. C. Morris. Kinston. J. W. Lucas. Duke. N. S. Lancaster, Black Creek. J. S. Wilsons Mills. W. G. Boykin, New Bern. Ellis. D. C. Johnson, Smithfield. J. H. Lamm, Wilson. J. R. Wallale. Four Oaks. L. M. Mitchell, Princeton. J. G. Whittenton. Coats. L T. Phillips, Keniy. B. P. Parks, Goldsboro. A. R. Flowers, Sims. L. R. Ennis. Duke. J. R. Morris, Selma. W. H. Collins. Louisburg. Eastern Conference: ,T. K. Ruffln, Bailey. G. W. Harrison, Trenton. G. W. Ferrell, Wilson. W. W. Lewis. Beaufort. RELIGIOUS HI US KELKilorS HEXOMi:NATIONS

I). I. Offman, Burlington Very Rev. Willibald Haumgartner, O.S.B., .1. \V. Oxner. New Brookland. S. C. Winston-Salem. G. H. C. Park, Gastonia, R. F. D. Very Rev. Msgr. Felix Hintemeyer, D.D., C. R. Patterson, Maiden. O.S.B., Prior and Vicar General, Belmont. ,T. C. Peery, 1). D., Hickory. Very Rev. Melchior Reichert, O.S.I!., R. B. Peery, Ph.D., D. D., Hickory. Superior, Belmont. E. Z. Pence, Manassas, Va. Rev. Julius Pohl, O.S.B., Belmont. M. L. Pence, Orkney Springs, Va. Rev. Bernard Haas, O.S.B., Belmont. B. E. Petrea, Wilmington, Rev. Thomas Oestreich, D.D., O.S.B., Belmont C. R. Pless, Lexington, Rev. Augustine Ecker, O.S.B., Belmont. J. P. Price, Hickory. Rev. Alphonse Buss, O.S.B.. Belmont. C. K. Rhodes, Dallas, R. F. D. Hardin. Rev. Dominic Vollmar, O.S.B., Belmont. S. W. Rhyne, Goldsboro. Rev. Michael Mclnerney, O.S.B., Belmont. C. E. Ridenhour, Salisbury. Rev. Maurus Buchheit, O. S. B., Belmont. M. L. Ridenhour, Kannapolis. Rev. Gerard Rettger, O.S.B. , Belmont. V. C. Ridenhour, Albemarle. Rev. Xicholas Bliley, O.S.B., Belmont. T. Von A. Riser, Rural Hall. Rev. Adelard Bouvilliers, O.S.B., Belmont. O.S.B. Belmont. P. D. Risinger, Landis. Rev. Omer Mott, , G. O. Richie, Salisbury. Rev. Stanislaus Bethel, O.S.B., Belmont. E. F. K. Roof, Rockwell. F. K. Roof, Morganton. Christian Science Church W. J. Roof, Lincolnton. There are -six Churches and eight Societies H. B. Schaeffer, Kings Mountain. in the State. Paul Sieg, Hickory. E. A. Shenk, Greensboro. PRACTITIOXERS. R. B. Sigmon, Lexington. Gay, Fred C Asheville. E. J. Sox, D. D., Hickory. Jones, Miss Elizabeth Earl, Asheville.

F. M. Speagle, Mt. Ja-ckson, Va. McKee, Mrs. Xellie H. , Asheville.

A. J. Stirewalt, D. D., Kumamoto, Japan. Fowler, Mrs. Jesse L. , Charlotte. J. P. Stirewalt, D. D., New Market, Va. Frye, Mrs. Octavia I., Charlotte. M. L. Stirewalt, Maywood, Chicago, 111. Jones, Miss Emily Johnson, Charlotte. G. A. Stoudemayer, Gilbert, S. C. Peebles, Mrs. Bessie J., Charlotte. L. A. Thomas, Concord. Richardson, Miss Margaret C. Charlotte. H. A. Trexler, Richfield. Templeton, Mrs. Mary Lon, Charlotte. R. T. Troutman, Concord. Burden, Mrs. Ella R., Goldsboro. A. G. Voigt, D. D., LL.D., Columbia, S. C. Harburn, Mrs. Harriet. Greensboro. B. D. Wessinger, Cherryville. Harrison, Miss Mary Hatch, (teacher) New B, J. Wessinger, Henry. Bern. J. S. Wessinger, China Grove. Bridgers, Mrs. Annie C. Raleigh.

C. N. Yount, Dallas. Redford, Miss Minnie L. , Raleigh. J. A. Yount, Taylorsville. Pugh, Miss Mary L. , Reidsville. N. D. Yount, Brookside. Ewing, Miss Elizabeth B., Rocky Mount. J. L. Yost, Bear Poplar. Bryan, Mrs. Irene, Wilmington. Reid, Mrs. Julia M., Wilmington. Catholic Church Wade, Mrs. Emma Redd. Wilson. There are twenty-three churches in the State with resident 40 priests ; missions with Jewish Organizations churches. Catholic population, 8,254; Hos- There is a population of 2,336 connected with pitals. 3; Orphanages, 2; Parochial Schools, 11. the Jewish Organizations in North Carolina. Bishop, Rt. Rev. Leo Haid, D.D., O.S.B., RABBIS AND OFFICERS. Belmont. Asheville—Peth-Ha--Tephila: Rabbi. Nathan Very Rev. Christopher Dennen, Wilmington. E. Barasch ; President, S. Sternberg ; Secretary, Rev. C. B. S.S.J. , Wilmington. Winckler, G Alexander. Bickur Cholim—Elias Fox. Rev. Francis J. McCourt, Wilmington. Durham—Durham Hebrew Congregation : Rev. Louis Joseph Bour. Asheville. President Abraham Rosenstein. Rev. Albert Goetz, O.S.B.. Asheville. Goldsboro—Oheb Shalom: Rabbi Julius L. Rev. P. F. Asheville. Burke, Mayerberg; President. Leslie Weil; Secretary. Rev. Charlotte. Anthony Meyer, O.S.B.. A. Oettinger; Ladies Benevolent Society, Presi- Rev. Lawrence McHale, O.S.B., Charlotte. dent. Mrs. Leopold Cohn; Secretary, Mrs. Henry Rev. George A. Watkins, Dunn. Weil. Rev. William F. O'Brien, Durham. Greensboro—Greensboro Hebrew Congregation : Rev. P. J. Doherty, Elizabeth City. Rabbi, Montague N. A. Cohen; Secretary, M. Rev. James F. Gallagher, Fayetteville. E. Bloch. Rev. A. R. Freeman, Goldsboro. Xew Bern—Chester B'nai Sholom: President, Rev. John P. Manly, Goldsboro. M. L. Jacobs; Secretary, L. M. Wallman. Rev. Vincent Taylor, O.S.B., Greensboro. Raleigh—House of Jacob: Rabbi Isedore Rev. Paul G. Termer, Hamlet. Printz; President, M. Dworsky; Secretary, Very Rev. Peter G. Marion, Hendersonville. Harry C. Kaplan. Rev. George A. Woods, Xazareth. Raleigh—T?mple Beth Or: President, M. Rev. Matthew J. Woods, Xazareth. Rosenthal ; Secretary, A. A. Aronson. Rev. Francis J. Gallagher, New Bern. Statesville—Emanuel: President, J. Stephany; Rev. Charles J. Gable, New Bern. Secretary, Sig. Wallace. Rev. John J. Brodie. S.S..T., Xew Bern. Tarboro—B'nai Israel: Secretary, G. L. Heil- Rev. M. A. Irwin. Xewton Grove. bronner. Rev. Edward A. Rigney, Xewton Grove. Wilmington—Temple Israel: Hebrew Relief Rev. Thomas P. Griffin. Raleigh. Association, President, B. Solomon; Secretary- Rev. Joseph A. Gallagher. Rocky Mount. Treasurer, S. Mendelson. Rev. Charles Kneusels, Burgaw. Winston-Salem—Winston-Salem Hebrew Con- Rev. William Regnat. O.S.B., Salisbury. gregation: President, Frank I'rband; Secretary, Rev. William .1. Dillon, Southern Pines. T Sosnik. SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS mi

Societies and Organizations

AMERICAN LEGION— OF 1 1 — DEPARTMENT .1. R. Waym Edwards, Comdr. ; James NORTH CAROLINA C. Crone, Adjt., Goldsboro 12 Joseph G. Henson— Frank S. Blue, Comdr; DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS W. H. Williams. Adjt., Carthage 209 W. Market St., Greensboro 13 Robert B. Anderson- George s. Warren, Comdr.; J. E. Paschall, Adjt., Wilson. National Committeeman. 14 Samuel C. Hart—W. H. Hardin. Comdr.; Cale K. Burgess, Raleigh. C. O. Floyd, Adjt.; B. I). McCubbins. Alternate National Committeeraan- -W. Oliver F. O., Salisbury. Smith, Raleigh. — 15 Beaufort County—Wiley C. Rodman, Hospital Chairman Dr. Parks M King. Comdr.; F. T. McDevett, Adjt.; .1. P. Charlotte. — Steadman,— F. O. . Washington. Americaiyism Chairman R. R. Williams, 16 Newton Andrew Warlirk, Cnmdr,; .1. Asheville. Merton — Killian, Adjt. ; Robert .1. Shipp, Legislative Chairman Frank L. Dunlap F. O. , Newton. Waileshoro. — 17 Hmry Ellis, (Col)--Angus McNeill, Chap- Finance Chairman— C. E. Teague, Sanford. lain; J. W. Currie, Comdr.; Charles Service Officer Dr. I. T. Mann, High S. Alston, Adjt . Wilson. Point. 18 Lee County—John R. Jones, Comdr.. Sal Department Executive Committee. ford; W. A. Whitaker, Adjt., Cumnock; Commander—James A. Lockhart. Charlotte". Rex L. Kelly. F. 0„ Sanford. 19 Tarboro— Vice Commanders—Joseph Eastman, Waynes- F. L. Sledge, Comdr.; Lyn ville Bond, Adjt., and F. O., Tarboro. ; Tom C. Daniels, New Hern ; Thomas 21) Ellis — Williamson Oscar Comdr. ; D. Marsh, Salisbury. Leach. Herbert Adjutant and Finance Officer—R. E. Denny, McKeithan,— Adjt.. Raeford. Greensboro. 21 Burke County W. E. Gilliam, Comdr.; W. C. Ross, C. Huffman, Chaplain—Rev. Anthony R. Parshley, Clin- Adjt.; Roy F. ton. O., Morganton. 22 Leon L. — Historian—Chas. A. Sloane, Oteen. Daughtry George L. Peterson, — Comdr.; J. B. Clute, Adjt., Clinton. Judge Advocate Matt. H. Allen, Raleigh. — 23 Gaston Miles Rudisill, Adjt. ; Ben E. District Committeemen. — Douglas, Comdr.; B. R. Stowe, F. O, First Dist, Committeeman F. T. McDevett, Gastonia. — Washington. 24 Donerson-Hawkins R. F. Shupp. Comdr. ; Second Dist. — T. Committeeman R. Allen, Tom C. Daniels, Adjt. ; Chas. T. Turner, Kinston. — F. —O., New Hern. Third Dist. Committeeman J. B. Clute, 25 Limer Thomas II. Williams, Comdr. ; W. Clinton. — M. Gardner,— Adjt., Warrenton. Fourth Dist. Committeeman Turner Battle, 26 Aberdeen Aberdeen.— Rocky Mount. — 27 Melvin Deese Henry W. I'row, Comdr. Fifth District Committeeman C. C Smith- Jas. M. Morrow, Jr., Adjt ; w. w. deal, Winston-Salem. Williams, F. O., Monroe.

Sixth Dist. Committeeman- -Geo. Bunker, 28 Lilllngton—Marshall T. Spears, Comdr. ; Wilmington. Marvin R. Edwards, F. O. Linington. Seventh Dist. Committeeman- -C. E. Teague. 29 Dysart-Kendall—W. Clyde Suddreth, Le- Sanford. Comdr. ; Ambrose A. Bush, Adjt., Eighth Dist. Committeeman- M Cald- noir. well, Albemarle. 30 Lincoln County— Lincoln ton. Ninth Dist. Committeeman—Earl N. Carr 31 Anson County—Hoyte P. Taylor. i omdr., Hickory. H. J. Dockery, Adjt., Wadesboro. Tenth Dist. Committeeman—H. W. 32 Fort Johnson— Robert II Davis, Comdr. ; Chandlee, Waynesville. Beatrice R. Carson, Adjt., Fort Cas- well. Local Posts, Number and Address. — I — 33 Arch Pearcf C. E. Jeffries, 1 Comdr. ; Raleigh Josephus Daniels, Jr., E. Winston, Adit., Youngsvi lie. Hubert P. Adjt., Williams, Raleigh. 34 Roanoke— ('has. II. Smith. Comdr.; C s 2 Kiffln L. -Rockwell—W. H. Tate, Comde. ; Alexander, Adit.. Scotland Neck. C. Richard F. O., Jones, Adjt.; Taylor, 35 Charlie Hall— F. C. Jones, I'omdr. : Ltfyton Asheville. — McGugan, Adjt., Red Sprii 3 Cumberland Robert O. Burns, Comdr. ; 36 John C. Paisley W. v Huff, Comdr.; J. T. Maloney. Adjt., Fayetteville. o. L. White-ell. A. in . Gibsnoville. 4 T. S. Bullock (Col.)—I. H. Smith, 37 Bertie- Edward Tadlock, Comdr. C. S. Comdr. ; Nerkirk, Adjt., Wilming- Windsor, ton. 38 Sha« -in-, w. G Suit... Comdr. ; w K.

Cnmdr. ; Forrest—Dr. Claude T. Poole. Grav, Adjt : Paul ll. Joyner, P. I- L. A. King. Adjt. , and O.. St. Wei, Inn Pauls. 39 Pin Counts Dr, G. Q. Dixon, Comdr .

1 Chapel Hill—Henry A. Whitfield, Comdr.; Ayden; W ll Rogers, Ji . itdjl . U L. J. —Phipps, Adjt., Chapel Hill. Rice, P 0., Greenville. Durham Frank L. Fuller, Comdr. ; In Edenton Edenton Cleveland ll. Norton, Adjt., Durham. 11 Culbreth Harris Carson Cox, C dr: — It. 8 Lexington Hubert E. Olive, Comdr. ; I,. K. arns, Adjl . Thomasvllle,

G. Yarborough, Adjt.; II. Hoyle sink. I.' Lumberton Dai Id H Pulli r, Comdr. :

F. 0., Lexington. I, Leon McGHl, Adit . Lumbi rl

i i. !i lliirnct's Nest—Louis G. RadelifV. Cnmdr.; 43 Joseph n. ituiiiii I,, i hi i. \i

. \ I n . ll T. Guion Griffin, Adjt., Charlotte. Comdr ; W A Alien, K

I lfl Wilmington—Roherl C. Cantwell, Comdi : I John Boyden, (Col I Ji hn D Miller,

Anlrew II. Harriss, Adit.; !•'. It. Snell, Comdr, : E, B. McKlsslck, i F. <>., Wilmington. villi 120 SiH'lKTIKS AND ORGANIZATIONS

— — B. 1.-. Den Dixon Ashel oro. Warren F. Hoyk C. Mclirayer. II. A. W. 46 Morehead City— E. \V. Guthrie, Comdr. Comdr.; W. Austell, Adjt. ; B. M. Eaton, Adjt, Morehead City Archer, F. O.. Shelby. 1; llavu 1— If. W. Candlee. Comdr. S3 Butler-Lewis—Fred W. Blanton, Comdr.; .lames E. Adjt. L. Waynesville ; Toy, Robert Pearsons, Adjt, Tryon. Hazlewood; T. G. Byrd, F. 0., Waynes 84 Seth E. Perry—Jerome E. Flora, Jr.,

ville. Comdr. ; Joseph Peele, Adjt, Elizabeth 48 Hickory—Joseph L. Murphy, Comdr. City. Laurie A. Deal, Adjt., Hickory. 85 Caro E. Freeman —N. H. I'.a ulolph,

. 49 Hamlet—Hubert T. Prosser, Comdr ; Jas. Comdr. ; G. H. Tabor, Adjt, Bryson City. L. Williamson, Adjt., Hamlet. 86 Davison-Cornelius—H. S. Caldwell, — Julian 50 Scotland Hugh M. McArn, Comdr.;; C. W. Comdr.; B. Ryan, Adjt, David- Odom, Adjt., Laurinburg. son. — 51 Fred Y. McConnell—M. B. Sherrin, 87 Andrew Jackson D. C. McRae, Comdr. ; L. Bernard H. W. B. Comdr. ; Charlie Cook, Adjt. C. Carravvay, Adjt; I'rupst, F. O., Concord. Hall,— F. O., High Point. — ; J. E. 51' Franklin ton Raymond Michner, Comdr. 88 Pisgah Thos. Sunimey, Comdr. ; H. Franklinton. Brevard. Ro! t. E. Speed, Adjt.,— Stowers,— Adjt., 53 Henry K. Burtner Norman A. Boren, 89 Sanders Jonah McAuley, Comdr. ; Wesley

Comdr.; F. A. Hutchinson, Adjt. ; Rush, Adjt. , Biscoe. 90 Ernest — Kemp C. Clendenin, F. O., Greens- F. Hart Elbert H. Fuller, Comdr. ; J. M. horo. — James Walters, Adjt. ; K. Pinnix, 54 Belhaven William C. Lupton, Conrdr. ; F. O., Oxford. C. R. Nickerson, Adjt., Belhaven. 91 Vester-Wheless — Clement Richardson, — E. 55 Clyde Boiling Miss Alice Gray, Comdr. Comdr. ; W. A. Alford, Adjt. ; C. Irvin E. Carlyle, Adjt., Winston-Salem Moore, F. O., Spring Hope. Win- — 56 McDowell—Roy M. Giles, Comdr. ; 92 Marvin Moore G. E. Mavnor, Comdr. ; tield K. Keeter, Adjt., Marion. E. J. Luck, Adjt, Mt Gilead. 57 Pittsboro— Pittsboro. 93 Wayne Mendenhall—Earl R. Wrenn. 58 Coleman Pitt—W. L. Thorpe, Comdr. Comdr., Siler City.

R. D. Gorham, Adjt., Rocky Mount. 94 Shirley Hill—C. F. Roberts, Comdr. ; W. — B. J. F. 59 Dunn Jas. Best, Comdr. ; C. L. Foy Morrill, Adjt. ; T. Moore, O.. Adjt., Dunn. Snow—Hill. .60 Henderson—Dr. H. A. Newell, Comdr. ; 95 Mebane George E. Holt, Jr., Comdr.; T. B. Royster, Adjt., Henderson. Dr. P. T. Garrison, Adjt, Mebane. 61 Varner-Rhinehardt—W. Swain Elias, 96 Joe Miller Elkins—Jennings Bryan Martin

Adjt. ; , Comdr. ; George H. Stennett, Adjt Murphy.— Robt. C. Liner, F. O Canton. 97 Leslie Stillman J. W. S. Davis, Codmr. ; John R. Cockrell, (Col.)—Sam Wither- Clyde H. —Jarrett, Adjt, Andrews. spoon, Comdr. ; George P. Green, Adjt. ; 98 Dean-Parrish Sparta.

Richard P. Carter, F. O., Spencer. 99 Carteret—E. W. Hill, Comdr. ; James M 63 Walter B. Ellis—Adrian M. Carroll, Adjt., Mason, —Adjt., Beaufort. Burlington.— 100 Middlesex— Middlesex. 64 Huntersville W. G. Bradford, Comdr., 101 Tabor Ralph Pridgen, Comdr. ; Liston G. Tabor. Huntersville. Graham,— Adjt. , — ; 65 Hurst Turner Oscar R. Mills, Comdr. 102 Hertford A. S. Mitchell, Comdr. ; W.

Glen Muse, Adjt; Chas P. Davidson, D. Boone, Adjt , Winton. F. O., Statesville. 103 Tar Heel—T. B. Powers, Comdr Mt. — W. Olive. 66 Mooresville J. W. Johnson, Comdr. ; F. Morrow, Adjt.: J. F. Stafford, Jr., 104 William E. Dillard—Cardell Russell, R. F. O. , Mooresville. Comdr. ; Dan T. Thompson, Adjt. ; J.

67 Cliffside—Chas. F. Moore, Comdr. ; B. B. Buchanan, F. O., Sylva. Goode, Adjt, Cliffside. 105 Jamhers—P. T. Brown, Comdr., Louisburg. 68 Alfred Sledge—J. W. Taylor, Comdr., 106 Henry Evans, (Col.) —Sampson Davis

Badin. Comdr. ; Rowland H. Herring, Adjt, 69 Henry Straughn—Dr. T. W. Carmichael, New Bern. Comdr., Rowland. 107 Joseph T. Price, (Col) —Salisbury. 70 C. W. Francey—Henry M. Kennon, 108 Macon—Miss Lassie Kelly, Comdr.

Comdr. ; John T. Jacobs, Adjt. ; Thomas Frank Ray., Jr., Adjt, Franklin. C. F. Oteen. 109 M. B. E. F. Harrell, — O., Banner— Olive, Comdr. ; 71 Leonard Moore Rev. A. O. Moore, Anderson, Adjt,— Benson. 110 Archie Comdr. ; Comdr. ; Hugh A. Page, Adjt. ; Hugh Norman Wilder D. Odom

Ferrell, F. O., Clayton M. S. Gully, Adjt. ; M. D Cooley, — F. Nashville. 72 Harvey Ledwell J. P. Heath, Comdr, O.. — Randelman. 111 North Hampton Archie C. Gay, Comdr. ; C. C. Jackson. 73 Jones County—J. Vance Rowe, Comdr. ; Hunter, Adjt, P. B. Pollock, Adjt, Trenton. 112 George Galloway—Furman Floyd, Comdr. ; — H. A. Fairmont. 74 Willis Towery Dr. Frank Wilkins, Comdr. ; Thomason, Adjt, Morris D. Harrell, F. O., Forest City. 113 Fry—Dr. A. T. Klutz, Comdr., Maiden. — J. 75 Fred Williams—D. H. McEntlre, Adjt. ; 114 George Gray B. L. Jeffords, Comdr. ; R. E. Price, F. O., Rutherfordton. F. Gray, Adjt,— Elkin. 76 Walter B. Hill—W. H. Morrow, Comdr. ; 115 Beaver-Pittman T. I. Graham, Comdr. ;

J. M. Caldwell, Adjt, Albemarle. H. L. Stifford. Adjt. ; R. R. Allison,

Hubert M. Smith—Albert V. Edwards, F. O. , Kannapolis. Jas W. —John W. Comdr. ; M. L. Walker, Adjt. ; 116 Fimuav Springs Thompson, Duff, F. 0., Hendersonville. Comdr.; W. W. Seawell, Adjt, Fuquay

Granville—A. G t,ewis, Comdr., Stovall ; Springs. W. W. Taylor, Adjt, Soudan, Va. 117 Liberty—Lai;v McLean, Adjt, Maxton.

— ; Coleman-Southard O. G. Bain, Comdr. 118 Rockingham—F. D. Phillips, Comdr. ; W. H. C. Stallings, Adjt, Reidsville. M. Everett, Adjt, Rockingham. Madison—Madison. 119 James Hudnall—Luther H. Hodges, Comdr.; J. John Franklin—A. C. Lovelace, Comdr. C. A. Maness, Adjt. ; W. Dillon,

J. C. Hames. F. O., Henrietta. F. O. , Spray. SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS 121

120 Charles Hannibal Davis—William S. Pope, GRAND LODGE OF MASONS Marshall. Comdr.; Theo Rector, Adjt., Grand Mastei Hubert \l Pi u .,-. — C. 121 Francis A. Jones Mack Lee, Comdr. ; Forest. A. Henry, Adjt.,— Waynesville. Deputy Grand Master J. LsG. I. 122 Earl Horton C. Raymond Hamrlck, Rockingham. Comdr.; J. W. Lyon, F. O., Burnesville. — \\ — Senior Grand Warden Leon Cash, Li 123 Jesse B. Jones .1. W. Hollingsworth, Salem.

Dr. \V. M. ' Comdr. ; Hollingsworth, Junior Grand Warden—John I Adjt, Mt. Airy. Kinston. 124 —L. W. Jar,. lis. Robeson Union, (Indian) i brand Treasurer — B. B. Lacy, Raleigh. Adjt.; J. R. Lowry, Comdr., Pembroke. Grand Secretary—W. W. Willson, Bali 125 Wilkes County—Rodolph E. Walters, Grand Chaplain—Rev. 0. B. Mitchell, Gold- Comdr.; William C. Grier, Adjt., North ston. Wilkesboro. Grand Lecturer— R. F. Edwards, Crumpler. — R'-aian. Comdr. ; • 126 Currie i Harry i I Uumpass Senior Iran, i Deacon- J. H. Andi Enfield. L. W. Ranson, Adjt., etteville. — L. Jr., 127 Chas. R. Gavin Henry Stevens, Junior Gran,! Di aci n K c. Dunn, Enfield. Warsaw. Comdr.; I. P. Davis, Adjt., Gri Marshal -J. F Rhem, N,-» Bi A. P,. Cash. fc28 Morris L. Slaughter, (Col)— Grand Swonl Bearer—A. J. Harris. Bender- D. Comdr., Winston-Salem; John Jones, son. Greensboro. Adjt. , — Grand Pursuivant E W Timberlake, Jr.. 129 Waycaster-McFee Nat H. Walker Comdr.; Wake Forest. Black Mountain. Grand Steward—B. S. Boyster, Jr., —P. G. Comdr. ; L. 130 Watauga Spainhour, Grand Steward—J. W. Winborne, Marion. L. Bingham, Adjt., Boone. Grand Tiler—W. D. Terry, Raleigh. G. 131 Zebulon—Dr. L. M. Massey, Comdr. ; Grand Historian—Marshall DeLai y Hay- Zebulon. B. Brantley, Adjt., wood, Raleigh.

Comdr. ; St. 132 Pou-Parrish—Dr. Thel Hooks. Grand Auditor— Horner Peele, Raleigh Julian Adjt., Smithfield. Springs, Grand Orator—Thomas .1. Harkins, Asbi Robt. Y. Tilson, 133 Stines Allen Robeson— Assistant Grand Lecturers J. V\ N. J. Runnion, Adjt., Mars Comdr.; Kenly; W. W. Holland. Charles: J. 1. Hill. Morganton; J. W. Patton, Greensboro; W. O. 131 Sandhills—Max Macker, Comdr. Pine- Wicker, Elon Colleee; K. W. Winstead, B hurst; Robt. C. Snow, Adjt. , Eagle J. W. Rowell, Wingate; J. F. Marquette. Springs. Tn oton. 135 Bladen—David B. Johnson, Comdr. , town. Elizabeth SOCIETY OF THE 136 Perry-Green—Charlie M. Earley, Comdr. ; NORTH CAROLINA W. C. Story, Adjt., Gatesville. CINCINNATI 137 Columbus County—R. M. Lewis, Comdr. ; (Organized 1783—Re-organized 1896.) F. M. Hester, Adjt.. Whiteville. President—John C. Daves, Baltimore, Md. 138 Lester Blackwell—P. B. Henley. Comdr. ; Vice-President—Walter D. Carstarphen, Ply- I. O. Wilkerson, Adjt., and F. O., mouth. Roxboro. Secretary—Marshall De Lancey Haywood. Dr. M. L. Carr, Comdr. ; J. 139 LeGrange— Raleigh. M. Daly, Adjt, LaGrange. Assistant Secretary—John Bradley Lord, 140 Walter Smith—A. P. Fulk, Comdr. ; John Brooklyn, N. Y. L. Pilot Mountain. Redman, Adjt, Treasurer—Bennehan Cameron. Stagvllle. 141 Chas. F. Jordan—I. P. Graham, Comdr. ; Assistant Treasurer—W. Hall Harris, Balti- L. P. Zachary, Adjt, Cooleemee. more, Md. 142 Alexander— C. H. Gryder, Comdr. ; Ross The Rt-Rev. Jos. Blount Cheshire, Matherson, Adjt, Taylorsville. Chaplain— D. D., Raleigh. 143 Maysville—W. C. Flowers, Comdr. ; John Delegates to General S,. nehan Stanley, Adjt. Maysville. L. Walter D. Carstarphen, i tin Brad- H. B. Gaston, Comdr. ; Cameron, 144 Auten-Stowe— .lane's Alston L. Lord. W. Hall Harris, and F. Creenshaw. Adjt. ; E. Rhyne, ley Cabell. F. O. , Belmont. Walter \\ 145 Chas. Dearing—0. T. Johnson. Comdr., Alternates—William E Bush, s. Westraj Battli Apex. Watt, John W. Grant, 146 Old Fort—D. T. Roughton, Comdr., old Marshall I>e Lancey Hayvt l Fort. THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE 0PT0- NORTH CAROLINA SOCIETY OF THE METRIC SOCIETY SONS OF THE REVOLUTION (Affiliated with the American Optometrlc (Organized 1893) Association i Salem. Vice-President—Bennehan Cameron, Stag- it, .si, inn R N Walker. Winston Vice President W. B Morton. I. wlsburg ville. _ TT , Secretary—Marshall De Lancey Haywood, Secretarj Tn asurer John D Perry. W Inston- Raleigh. _. Salem, E. Stone, ' Greens William i, , W. Taylor, Treasurer—Professor ; of BducaUon

. boro. Raleigh. ,, , , ,. ,, Ralelgn. Ii ton *tl K, n Registrar—Edward Carver Seawell, Depi of Publli Itj and Chaplain—The Rev. Robert Brent Drane, Patterson, Benderson. D. D., Edenton. Dept of Organization and Leglslal i Board of Managers—Above officers, ex officio, \. nay. Winston Sal m and Alexander Boyd Andrews (chairman) Raleigh; Thomas Maslin, Wlnston-Salera; NORTH CAROLINA CHIROPRACTORS Walter Wellington Watt, Charlotte; Charles ASSOCIATION Alfred Moore Scales, Lee Smith. Raleigh; ' Di to B Oi irlotte. Oreensboro; Daniel Harvey Hill, l-L President p., B M Pan i K Frank Nash, Raleigh; Jam,, Hill Vice President Di Raleigh; and Treasure! Bobl M Ramsay, Salisbury; and Ernest Battle Bain, Secretan w h ton Salem. Raleigh. 122 SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS SCOTTISH SOCIETY OF AMER ICA AIR-DRIED NORTH CAROLINA PINE CLUB.

( Headquarters, Fayetteville) President-—C. D. Orrell, Moncure. President—Rev. C. G. Vardell, D D.. Red Vice-President—E. A. Robertson. Peters- Springs. burg, Va. First Vice-President—Governor Cameron Vice-President—A. B„ Clark. Charlotte. — C. Morrison, Raleigh. Vice-President J. W. Maynard. Cheraw, S. Secretary-Treasurer—P. H. McGill, Raleigh. Second Vice-President—J. P. McNeill. Board of Governors—W. H. McElwee, Raleigh; Florence, S. C. Howard White, Raleigh; J. H. Kennedy, Cum- Third Vice-President—J. McN. Johnson, nock; E. E. Snuggs, Albemarle; Geo. Shepherd, Aberdeen. Va. C. A. Garland ; John — Petersburg, ; Trantum, Secretary-Treasurer Miss Eloise McGill, K. Barrow. Zebulon; Philip R. Roper, Peters- Fayetteville. burg, Va. ; F. R. Snipes, Sanford; R. M. Associate Secretary—Mrs. George T. Bullock, Adams, Hamlet; C. R. Barker, Rock Hill. S. C. Red Springs. Executive Council—H. McA. McNeill, NORTH CAROLINA LANDOWNERS

S. C. J. ; Florence, ; W. McLauchlin, Raeford ASSOCIATION.

Rev. D. S. C. ; Mrs. D. Mclntyre, Blenheim, President—F. L. Finkensteadt. P. Red McEachern, Springs. Treasurer—H. C. McQueen, Wilmington. —W. A. NORTH CAROLINA BAR ASSOCIATION Manager McGirt.— Wilmington. Advisory Committee O. L. Clark. Clarkton ; President—L. R. Varser, Lumberton. W. F. Aberly, New Bern; A. R. Turnbull, Nor-

— ; James Vice-Presidents Charles R. Rose, Fayette- folk, Va. ; John H. Small. Washington ville; R. T. Fountain, Rocky Mount; J. E. L. McNair. Laurinburg; Mark Potter, New York. Swain, Asheville. J. A. Meadows, New Bern; Hugh MacRae Geo. Secretary-Treasurer—Henry M. London, Ra- Wilmington; Dr. W. S. Rankin. Raleigh; E. C. Jno. leigh. H. Currie. Clarkton; Watts. Tabor; R. Peterson, Clinton; J. T. Bland. Sr.. Bur- Executive Committee—E. S. Parker, Gra- gaw; Chas. Whedbee. Hertford; Norwood Sim- ham; John J. Parker, Charlotte; W. Mark, mons, Washington; Chas. S. Wallace, More- Brown, Asheville; A. L. Quickel, Lincolnton; head City; W. H. Ellison, Washington; Chas. J. K. Warren, Trenton; L. R. Varser, Lum- E. Gause, Southport; W. A. Brown, Rocky berton: Henry M. London, Raleigh. Point; Nathan O'Berry, Goldsboro; M. W. Jacohi, Wilmington; Walter L. Cohoon, Eliza- WILMINGTOR-CHARLOTTE-ASHEVILLE beth City; L. Walker. Town Creek. HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION. F resident—T. L. Kirkpatrick. Charlotte WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA WEEKLY Vice-President—G. Herbert Smith, Acme PRESS ASSOCIATION. Secretary - Treasurer—YV. C. Wilkinson, Char- lotte. President—R. E. Price, Rutherfordton. Cor. Secretary—W. R. Vice-President—F. A. Carr. Spruce Pine. Lemmonds, Monroe. — Marion. Executive Committee—H. H. McLendon. Secretary-Treasurer S. E. Whitt°n, Historian—Miss Beatrice Cobb, Morganton. Wadesboro; J. W. Haynes, Asheville; C. J. Poet—J. D. Boone, Waynesville. Coxe, Whiteville; C. Ed. Taylor, Southport; L. A. Gettys, Shelly; E. J. Grimesly, White- ville; Capt. R. G. Cherry, Gastonia; M. L. NORTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF Shipman, Raleigh; Edgar Love. Lincolnton; REGISTER OF DEEDS. A. M. McDonald. Charlotte; W. A. McGirt, Chairman—R. T. Barnes, Wilson. Wilmington; B. F. Reynolds, Rockingham; B. Secretary-Treasurer—Arch J. Wood, Raleigh. W. Townsend. Lumberton; K. S. Ruth- Tanner, Executive Committee—Wm. H. Penney, Chm., fordton; D. K. F. G. Hen- McRae, Laurinburg; P. E. G. A. Far- derson, Monroe. Raleigh; Rowland, Henderson; rcw, New Bern; J. A. Dowtin, Warrenton; M. SPANISH WAR VETERANS. G Markham, Durham. Commander—E. R. MacKethan, Fayetteville. Adjutant—A. R. Williams, Fayetteville. NORTH CAROLINA SOCIETY DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION. NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL — SOCIETY. Regent Miss Mary Hilliard Hhiton. Raleigh. Honorary Regent—Mrs. E. E. Moffltt. Rich- President—Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt, Bilt- mond, Va. more. Honorary Regent—Mrs. Thomas K. Bruner, Vice-President—Joseph Hyde Pratt, Chapel Rsleigh. Hill. 1st. Vice-Regent—Mrs. Thomas W. Bickett, Vice-President at Large—W. A. Graham. Raleigh. Raleigh. 2nd. Vice-Regent—Mrs. Henry A. London. Secretary—Joseph E. Pogue, Raleigh. Pittsboro. —Mrs. Laurence E. Cov- Treasurer and Assistant Secretary— C. B. Recording Secretary ington, Raleigh. Denson, Raleigh. — Ram- Permanent Vice-Presidents— (Ex-Presidents of Corresponding Secretary Mrs. George the Society) —Julian S. Carr, Durham; Benne- sey, Raleigh. — Hicks. Faison. han Cameron. Stagville; J. S. Cunningham, Historian Miss Georgia Treasurer—Mrs. Charles Lee Smith, Raleigh. Durham ; J. A. Mills. Raleigh ; Leonard Tufts. Pinehurst: R. O. C. W. Registrar—Mrs. Charles P. Wales. Edenton. Everett, Durham; Ra- Home, Clayton. Custodian of Relics—Mrs. John E. Ray, leigh. NORTH CAROLINA TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION. NORTH CAROLINA PRESS ASSOCIATION. President—Charles H. Ireland, Greensboro. — Concord. First Vice-President—D. H. Dixon. Goldsboro. President J. B. Sherrill, — Secretary—Miss Beatrice Cobb, Morganton. Second Vice-President George S. Edwards, — Rocky Mount. Treasurer R. E. Price, Rutherfordton. — Goldsboro ; Treasurer—Howard White. Raleigh. Vice Presidents R. F. Beasley, Secretary-Traffic Manager—M. R. Beaman. Lee B. Weathers, Shelby; Chas. A. Webb, Raleigh. Asheville. SOCIETIES AND ORGAXIZATH INS 123 NORTH CAROLINA GOOD ROADS NORTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF ASSOCIATION. DAILIES. President—W. C. Boren. Pomona. President—E. B. Jeffress, Greensboro. Secretary—Miss H. M. Berry, Greensboro. Vice-President — A. W. Burch, Charlotte. Treasurer—M. E. Hogan, Chapel Hill. Secretary-Treasurer—J. L. Home, Jr.. Rocky Executive Committee—W. C. Boren, Pomona; Mount. Miss H. M. Berry, Greensboro; Leonard Tufts, Pinehurst; Charles S. Wallace. More- NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION UNITED head City; H. D. Williams, Kenansville; T. L. DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY. Gwyn, Springdale: T. L. Kirkpatrick, Charlotte; President—Mrs. Thomas W. Wilson, Gas- J. H. LoRoy, Elizabeth City; W. D. McMillan, tonia. Jr.. Wilmington. First Vice-President—Mrs. J. K. Norfleet, Vice Presidents— Charles S. Wallace, More- Winston-Salem. head City, First Vice-President; Leonard Tufts, Second Vice-President—Mrs. P. A. Gorrell. Finehurst, Second Vice-President. Winston-Salem. District Vice-Presidents— 1st, Charles Whed- Third Vice-President— Mrs. Jack Holllster, hee, Hertford; 2nd, H. G. Connor, Jr., Wilson; New Bern. A. 3rd. Lionel Weil. Goldsboro; 4th, James Secretary—Miss Mary Henderson, Salisbury. Came- Wellons, Smithfleld; 5th. Col. Benehan Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. D. M. Jones, ron. Stagville; 6th. Dr. Seavy Highsmith, Fay- Gastonia. etteville; 7th, W. X. Everett, Raleigh; Registrar—Mrs. D. G. Bell, Morehead City. 8th, W. R. Bauguess, Jefferson; 9th, F. W. Treasurer—Mrs. L. F. Long. Newton. Bicknell, Linville Falls; 10th, J. Q. Gilkey, Recorder of Crosses—Mrs. H. M. London, Marion. Raleigh. Chaplain—Mrs. E. F. Reid, Lenoir. NORTH CAROLINA RETAIL CLOTHIERS' Historian—Mrs. J. L. Bridgers, Tarboro. ASSOCIATION. Director of Children's Chapters—Mrs. Charles — S. Wallace, Morehead City. President L. B. Markham,— Durham. First Vice-President J. A. Moretz, Hickory. THE NORTH CAROLINA ORPHAN Second Vice-President— C. H. McKnight, ASSOCIATION Greensboro. Secretary—Frank E. Griffith, Winston-Salem. President—J. J. Phoenix, Greensbor. Treasurer—N. V. Stockton, Winston-Salem. First Vice-President—Dr. L. B. McBrayer, Board of Directors—L. B. Markham. Dur- Sanatorium. ham; J. A. Moretz, Hickory; C. H. McKnight. Second Vice-President—H. A. Garrett High Frank E. Griffith, Winston-Salem; Greensboro; Point. _ ,; , N. V. Stockton, Winston-Salem; Lonnie Ham- Secretary-Treasurer— M. L. Shipman, B&leign. mond, Laurinburg; Ira W. Hine, Winston- Executive Committee—Archibald Johl Salem; G. L. Crowell, Statesville; I. S. Kahn, Chairman, Thomasville; Rev. A. S. Barnes, Fayetteville. Raleigh; H. A. Garrett, High Point; C G Pope, Middlesex; Dr. ('. B. McNatry, Kinston; Rev. W. It. Wheeler, Charlotte; Ber. NORTH CAROLINA ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE. O. C. A. Wood. Winston- Salem; Prof. Chas Superintendent—Rev. R. L. Davis, Raleigh. — l'.aird, Goldsboro. Office Miss Guilford, l hair- Secretary Emily Publicity, Committee—M. L. Shipman, Raleigh. man; Stacey W. Wade. J. D. Berry, W. P. —Rev. M. E. Cotton, Red Field Secretaries Evans, Livingston Johnson, Miss Annie 'Iruvis. Springs; Rev. E. S. Gilley. Spray. Miss Daisy Denson. President State Convention—Dr. W. L. Poteat. Wake Forest. OF KNIGHT Secretary State Convention—Mrs. N. Buck- GRAND COMMANDER OF N. C. ner, Asheville. TEMPLARS Headquarters Committee—Hon. Josephus Dan- Grand Commander—J. J. Phoenix. '• iels, Raleigh; Rev. A. D. Wilcox, Durham; Dr. boro. . .. , M. L. Ra- Clarence Poe, Raleigh; Shipman, Deputy Grand Commander—W. C. Mudgett, F. B. leigh; Dr. W. L. Poteat, Wake Forest; - Smith. •ni Til" _ . Louisburg; W. T. Shaw, Weldon. McKinne., Grand Generalissimo—B. S, Gorham, BocKy Board of Trustees—W. T. Shaw, Chm., Wel- don. Mount , T Grand Captain General—J. n. Taylor, .ir.. Vice-Presidents— C. G. Morris. Washington; Gastonia. Garland Midyett, Jackson; A. D. Ward, Xew Grand Senior Warden— F. it. Crowson, Bern; T. T. Hicks, Henderson; C. H. Ireland. Greensboro; W. A. McGirt, Wilmington; R. B. Goldsboro. Junior Warden J. W. Cuthbei Redwine. Monroe; J. A. Hartness, Statesville; Grand Clyde Hoey, Shelby; Rev. D. Atkins, I). D., i :hai lotte. B. B Neave, Salisbury. Asheville. Grand Treasurer— Becordei J. B. Griggs, I Members Board of Directors Anti-Saloon Grand League of America—W. T. Shaw, Weldon; R. Standard Bearer B, B Johnson, I,. Davis. Raleigh; Mrs. T. W. Bickett, Raleigh; Grand Salem. L. Winston , , M. Shipman, Raleigh. \ Grand Sword Bearei H H. Boyi r, NORTH CAROLINA STATE FIREMEN'S vllle. ASSOCIATION Grand Warden W V. Warren. President—James H. Wood, Asheville. ASSOCIATION First Vice-President—J. L. Foister, ( napel NORTH CAROLINA ELKS Hill. Presldenl Vrthur Lyon, High Polnl Charles D. Farmer. I Vice-President— i I \ B, Palmer, Second Pi r9 l vice Pn Idi Raleigh. cord. E. E. Bain, Greens- Third Vice-President— nd vice Presldi tit—C i Utl boro. —John L. Miller. Concord. Ington. Secretary ,-i.i.u Treasurer—T B. Kehoe, Mm Treasurer—Charles Schnibben, Wilmington. 9, j Statistician—R. E. Currier, Black Mountain. Bern. 124 SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS

GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. GRAND LODGE I. 0. 0. F. OF NORTH CAROLINA Grand Councilor—R. G. Cherry, Gastonia. Grand Vice-Councilor—L. L. Caudle, Char- Grand Master—Rev. W. R. Coppedge, Rock- lotte. ingham. — Grand Prelate—Rev. I. W. Hughes, Hen- Deputy Grand Master S. B. Currin, Green- derson. ville-. Grand Keeper of Records and Seal—W. M. Grand Warden— S. L. Whitmore—Greens- Lyles, Charlotte. boro. Grand Master of Exchequer—G. W. Mount- Grand Secretary—John D. Berry, Raleigh. castle. Lexington. Grand Treasurer—M. L. Shipman, Raleigh. Grand Master at Arras—Hugh A. Page, Assistant Grand Secretary— S. M. Crouch, Clayton. Raleigh. Grand Inner Guard—J. C. Harrill, Forest Grand Marshal—B. J. Summerow, Char- City. lotte. Grand Outer Guard—J. M. Joyner, States- Grand Guardian—Joe K. Willis, New Bern. ville. Grand Conductor—R. T. Teague, Bakers- Trustees of the Pythian Home at Clayton— ville. Grand Herald—N. H. Mclnnis, Rockingham. J. D. Pridgen, Chairman, Durham; W. T. — ETollowell, Goldsboro: C. W. Home, Clayton; Grand Chaplain Rev. W. P. . Constable, Charles Dewey, Goldsboro; A. F. Hartsell, Spring Hope. Concord; R. S. McCoin, Henderson. Grand Representatives—D. H. Tillitt, Andrews; L. W. Moore. Wilmington. GRAND CHAPTER ROYAL ARCH MASONS Next Annual Meeting—Goldsboro, May 15-17. 1923. Grand High Priest—William Richie Smith, Raleigh. Deputy Grand High Priest—R C. Dunn, GRAND ENCAMPMENT 1. 0. 0. F. Enfield. Grand Patriarch—John C. Wright, Shiloh. Grand King—E. R. Hampton, Asheville. Grand High Priest—D. Wilborn Davis, Grand Scribe—James W. Payne, Salisbury. Goldsboro. Grand Treasurer—E. B. Neave, Salisbury. Grand Senior Warden—H. A. Ballard, Ashe- Grand Secretary—John B. Griggs, Elizabeth ville. City. Grand Junior Warden— C. P. Burchette, Grand Captain of the Host—John S. Mc- Winston -Salem. Eachern, Wilmington. Grand Scribe—L. W. Jeanneret, Asheville. Grand Principal Sojourner—Chas. A. Jen- Grand Treasurer—John E. Wood, Wilming- kins, Winston-Salem. ton. firand Royal Arch Captain—W. C. Wicker, Grand Marshal—R. L. Spaulding, Asheville. Elon College. Grand Inside Sentinel—A. B. Combs, Grand Master of Third Veil—W. J. Roach, Elizabeth City. Gastonia. Grand Outside Sentinel—W. T. Spillers, Grand Master of Second Veil—G. A. Farrow. Wilson. New Bern. Grand Representatives—John D. Berry, Ral- Grand Master of First Veil—Claude S. eigh; C. E. Friek, Charlotte. Chamberlin. STATE COUNCIL OF NORTH CAROLINA GRAND COUNCIL ROYAL AND SELECT JR. 0. U. A. M. MASTERS Councilor—P. S. Carlton, Salisbury. Grand Master—James W. Payne, Salisbury. Vice-Councilor— J. M. Sharp, Reidsville. Deputy Grand Master—Amos D. Connor, Jr. Past-Councilor—L. D. Mendenhall, Greensboro. Greensboro. Grand Principal Conductor of Work—M. C. Secretary—Sam F. Vance, Kernersville. Thompson, Charlotte. Assistant Secretary—J. H. Gilley, Winston- Grand Treasurer—Edward B. Neave, Salis- Salem. bury. Treasurer—G. P. Hood, Elizabeth City. Grand Recorder—John B. Griggs, Elizabetii Conductor—S. L. Pardue, North Wilkes- City. boro. Grand Captain of Guard—Merl J. Carson, Warden—J. P. Crouch. Winston-Salem. Wilmington. Inside Sentinel—J. L. "Nelson, Morganton. Grand Conductor of Council—William R. Outside Sentinel—H. D. Bass, Statesville. Smith, Raleigh. Chaplain—Rev. C. A. G. Thomas, Rocky Grand Steward—H. G. Ethridge, Asheville. Mount.

REBEKAH STATE ASSEMBLY 1. 0. 0. F. THE NORTH CAROLINA BANKERS ASSOCIATION President—Mrs. Stephen B. Dolley, Gas- tonia. President— C. E. Brooks, Hendersonville. Vice-President—Mrs. Lillian Byrd Thomas, Vice-Presidents—John D. Biggs, Williams- Goldsboro. ton; S. A. Hubbard, Asheville; T. A. I'zzell, Warden—Mrs. E. D. Atkins, Gastonia. New Bern. Secretary—Miss Pattie E. Beck, Winston- Treasurer—H. G. Kramer, Elizabeth City. Salem. Secretary—Alan T. Bowler, Raleigh. Treasurer—Mrs. Hattie R. Whitaker, Hen- Counsel—Willis Smith. Raleigh. dersonville. Executive Committee—D. E. Oglesby, Farm- Chaplain—Mrs. Georgia Ballard, Asheville. ville; F. F. Fagan, Rocky Mount; H. M. Cox, Marshal—Mrs. Dolly Hampton, Poplar Mount Olive; R. C. Gary. Henderson; F. C. Branch. lioyles, Greensboro; F. H. Stedman, Fayette- Conductor—Mrs. J. T. Burke, Wilmington. ville; R. L. Phillips, Rockingham; C. P.

E. Charlotte ; Inner Guard—Mrs. O. L. Foltz, Winston- McNeely, Mooresville ; E. Jones, Salem. J. H. Kirkpatrick, Canton; A. M. Dumav, Outer Guard—Mrs. C. Lyman, Burlington. Washington. SOCIETIES AM) ORGANIZATION.- 125 THE FARMERS EDUCATIONAL AND THE NORTH CAROLINA FEDERATION Or CO-OPERATIVE UNION WOMANS CLUBS President—B. W. II. Stone, Greensboro. Honorary President Mrs. Robert K. < Vice-President—Dr. J. M. Templeton, Cary. Bruce. Secretary-Treasurer—J. M. F. Lyerly, President Mrs. Sydney I*. Cooper, M Winston-Salem. son. . Executive Committee—W. B. Gibson, States- First Vlce-Presi lenl Ml i h mi L ville; Dr. H. Q. Alexander, Matthews; J. L. Waynesville. — Mrs. L Cherry, Hobgood; Ollin Cruse, Salisbury; Edgar Second Vice-President John Gilmer, Long, Graham. Winston- Salem. Chairman of Publicity—Mrs. M. <'. S. Noble. FARMERS ALLIANCE Winston- Salem. STATE Treasurer—Mrs. Clyde Eby, New Hern. President—Eddie Culliphcr, Merry Hill. Auditor—Mrs. W. B. Ramsay, Hickory.

Vice-President—J. C. Bain, Wade. General Federation Director of North I Secretary-Treasurer and B. A. —T. F. Cherry, Una—Miss Margaret L. Gibson, Wilmington. Kockv Mount. Recording Secretary—Mrs. F. R. Perdue, Chaplain—J. H. Evans. Cofleld. Raleigh. Lecturer—H. M. Cates, Graham. Oarresponding Secretary—Mrs. \V. B Steward—H. H. Thompson, Hillsboro. Parham, Henderson. Door Keeper—G. T. Lane, Greensboro. Departments. Trustee B. A. —H. E. Thompson, Stantons- Art—Mrs. Marshall Faison Williams, Chair- burg. man, Faison. Executive Committee—J. A. Davis, Chair- Civics—Mrs. M. M. Marks. Chairman, n. P. C. man. Pinetops; C. F. Gates, Mebane ; Bern. Caldwell, Goldsboro; W. L. Baker, Windsor; Conservation—Miss Julia Thome, Chairman. L. L. Creech, Selma. Asheboro. Educaiton—Mrs. Henry A. White, Chairman. MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE High Point. WOMANS' Health—Mrs. Charles E. Piatt, Chairman, N. C. METHODIST CONFERENCE WESTERN Charlotte. President—Mrs. Lucy P. Kobertson, Greens- Home Economics—Mrs. Estello Smith, Chair- boro. man, Goldsboro. Vice-President—Mrs. W. H. Hagood, Char- Library Extension—Miss Mary DeVane, lotte. Chairman, Goldsboro. A. Sun- Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. H. Literature— S. E. Leavitt, Chairman, I ham, Asheville. Hill. Recording Secretary—Mrs. G. W. Whitsett, Music—Mrs. Arthur S. Kennickell, Jr.. Greensboro. Chairman, Winston -Salem. Treasurer—Mrs. P. N. Peacock, Salisbury. Social Service—Mrs. S. C. Sitterson, Chair- man, Kinston. GRAND COUNCIL ROYAL ARCANUM Standing Committees. Grand Regent—Benjamin F. Worsley, Rocky Americanization—Miss Clara Cox, Chairman. Mount. High Point. Grand Vice-Regent—Julius M. Miller, Salis- Community Serviei — Mrs. .lames M. Gudger, Asheville. bury. .„ Jr., Chairman, Grand Orator—Robt. L Poston, Statesville. Disarmament—Mrs. Lionel Weil, Chairman. Grand Secretary—Geo. R. Wooten, Hickory. Goldsboro. Grand Guide—John Machin, Asheville. Finance—Mrs. A. II. Powell, Chairman, Ox- Grand Warden—Geo. Robbins, Rocky Mount. ford. Grand Sentry—M. F. Allen, Wilmington. Membership—Mrs. B. H. Griffin, Chairman,

Raleigh. . Industrial and Social Conditions Ml NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE Charles E. Quinlan, Chairman, Waym EPWORTH LEAGUE Indian Welfare Mrs. E, I* McKee, Chair- President—Rev. F. Swindell Love, Wilson. man, Sylva. Mrs I. I Vice-President—Rev. E. C. Few, Nashville. Work Among Col. .red Women Secretary—Miss Fannie Vann, Clinton. ltei.l. Chairman, Lenoir De- Chair- Superintendent—Junior and Intermediate Motion Pictures Mrs. Henrj Perry, partments—Miss Edna Wilkins, Wilmintgon. man. Henderson. M. S. Noble, I Superintendent Life Service Department— Publicity Mis. C Henderson. Hill. Rev. T. G. Vickers, „, , Mrs Fred P. Bahnson, < batrman, District Secretaries. program Winston Salem. Rev. G. M. Daniel, Graham. Durham— Transportation Mrs. Buena Mlms, Chairman, T. M. Grant. Hertford. Elizabeth City—Rev. Winston Salem. Parker, Dunn. Fayetteville— C. C. Custodian Mrs. Kate Bun 1 —H. L. Collie, New Bern. New Bern Raleigh. Raleigh—Rev. Philip Schwartz, Raleigh. Rockingham—J. C. Lentz, St. Paul. NORTH CAROLINA DENTAL SOCIETY Washington—Rev. Wm. N. Vaughan, Wilson. President,- in- 8 Robt Uort.m. Raleigh L. Knight, Weldon. •- Weldon—W. . I OLbc* it 11. M \1 Wilmington—H. S. McGirt, Wilmington. Presicfenl Burlington, V -Presidents Dr B. P n«u. » K.iI.-IkI) PEANUT GROWERS ASSOCIATION Seerelan Dr. II I.Oi.l.r-.r. Treas Di E G Click, Elkln. J. H. Alexander. Jr., Scotland President— It L G. Coble, Greensboro NecK Bssayisl m Executive Committee Dr. k Squlrca Financial Manager—G. F. Crocker, Norfolk, M Chairman, Waki I Di W Va Hill Va. Charlotte; it .i B Bpurgeon, Secretary—J. Frank Fooshe. Norfolk, 120 SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS SUDAN TEMPLE THE NORTH CAROLINA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Potentate—Raymond C. Dunn, Enfield. Chief Rabban—Jake T. Lassiter, Rocky (Formerly the N. C. Teachers Assembly.) Mount. President—Miss Elizabeth Kelly. Raleigh. Assistant Rabhan—Furman X. Bridgers, Vice-President—Supt. Frederick Archer, Wilson. Greensboro. High Priest—Caleb D. Bradham, New Bern. Sec. -Treas. —Jule B. Warren, Raleigh. Oriental Guide—R. C. Roberson, Jr., Wil- Primary Teachers. mington. — Green- Treasurer—W. W. Griffin, New Bern. President Miss Miriam McFadyen, Recorder—Dr. Joseph F. Rhem, New Bern. ville. First Ceremonial Master—Fred B. Crowson. Vice-President—Miss Clara Winstead, Wil- ('oldsboro. son. Second Ceremonial Master—Harry S. Storr, Secretary-Treasurer—Miss Nan Lacy, Raleigh. Raleigh. Grammar Grade Teachers Orator—Rev. Frank D. Dean, Wilson. President—Miss Nell D. Armfleld, States- Marshal— Dr. John B. Griggs, Elizabeth ville. City. Vice-President—Miss Johnsie Coit, Greens- Captain of the Guard—Hubert M. Poteat, boro. Wake Forest. —Miss Pattie Dowell, Raleigh. Outer Guard—Frank C. Kulger, Washington. Secretary Director—William T. Hill, New Bern. High School Principals and Teachers. Captain of Patrol—William T. Hill, New- President—Morris R. Mitchell, Ellerbee. Bern. Vice-President—T. E. Story, Trinity. Director of Band—Barrett D. Wilson, New Secretary—Miss Pearl Brinson, Morehead Bern. City. Drum Major—F. Mercer Gallagher, Wilming- City Superintendents. ton. President—W. M. Marr. High Point. Vice-President—Frank Ashley, Washington. NORTH CAROLINA COTTON GROWERS Secretary—Hoy Taylor, Franklinton. CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION County Superintendents. President—W. H. Austin, Smithfield. President—Dr. E. C. Brooks, Raleigh. Vice-President—R. W. Christian, Manches- Secretary—A. S. Brower, Raleigh. ter. Secretary-Treasurer—A. E. Bing, Raleigh. Higher Education. General Manager—U. B. Blalock, Raleigh. President—Dr. T. C. Amick. Elon College. Sales Manager for North Carolina—Lawrence Vice-President—Dr. Howard Rondthaler, McRae, Raleigh. Winston-Salem. Manager Cotton Department—B. F. Brown, Secretary—Dr. Frazier Hood, Davidson Raleigh. College. Manager Field Service—Homer H. B. Mask, Music Teachers. Raleigh. President—Paul J. Weaver, Chapel Hill. Office Manager—T. D. Mason, Raleigh. —Edwin M. Betts, Elon W. Vice-President — ; W. Directors W. H. Joyner, Garysburg College. W. A. Eagles, Tarboro; H. V. Staton, Bethel; Secretary—Miss Florence Hunt, Greens- Shackelford, Snow Hill; W. H. Austin, Smith- boro. field; B. O. Townsend, Dunn; R. W. Chris- Farm Life. G. M. A. tian, Manchester; Pate, Raynham; —J. K. Wades- President Goggin, Gary. Raeford : L. D. Robinson, McEachern, Secretary—L. O. Armstrong, Raleigh. boro; B. W. Kilgore, Raleigh. Executive Committee—W. H. Austin, Smith Home Economics. field; R. W. Christian. Manchester: L D President—Mrs. Warren Booker, Charlotte.

Robinson. Wadesboro ; G. M. Pate, Raynham; Vice-President—Miss Louise Moore, Sanford. B. W. Kilgore, Raleigh. Secretary-Treasurer—Mrs. Ola Stevenson Wells, Greensboro. TRI-STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE CAROLINAS AND VIRGINIA Executive Committee. Miss Elizabeth Kelly, Chairman, ex. officio. — Va. President Dr. S. S. Gale, Roanoke, Raleigh; Dr. C. E. Brewer, Raleigh; Frederick Dr. E. Norfolk, Vice-Presidents— W. Driver, Archer, Greensboro; Robert H. Wright, Green- Dr. I. P. Mount ; Dr. Va. ; Battle, Rocky and ville ; Jule B. Warren, Raleigh, Depart- R. B. Epting, Greenwood, S. C. mental Presidents. Secretary-Treasurer—Dr. James K. Hall, Richmond, Va. Executive Council—Dr. W. L. Peple, Rich- J. Charlotte; THE NORTH CAROLINA MERCHANTS mond. Va.'; Dr. P. Matheson, ASSOCIATION Dr. Charles A. Mobley, Orancrehurg, S. C. ; Dr. C. O'H. J. T. McKinney, Roanoke, Va. ; Dr. President— S. P. Burton, Asheville. Laughinghouse, Greenville; Dr. D. L. Smith, Vice-President—J. C. Williams, Wilming- Dr. F. C. Nor- Spartanburg, S. C. ; Rinker, ton. — .1. Dr. folk, Va. ; Dr. W. Long, Greensboro; Executive Secretary J. Paul Leonard, George H. Bunch, Columbia, S. C. Statesville. Treasurer—A. W. Bunch, Statesville.

Board of Directors— S. P. Burton, Asheville ; NORTH CAROLINA PHARMACEUTICAL J. C. Wilmington ; J. Paul Leonard, ASSOCIATION Williams, Statesville ; J. Statesville ; A. W. Bunch, President—J. A. Goode, Asheville. Frank Morris, Winston-Salem; J. N. Mc- Vice-President—P. A. Lee, Dunn. Causland, Charlotte; A. A. Joseph, Golds- Secretary-Treasurer—J. G. Beard, Chapel boro; J. C. Sawyer, Elizabeth City; H. C. Hill. Joyner, Rocky Mount. SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS IS THE NORTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION Or NORTH CAROLINA FOLK LORE SOCIETY JEWISH WOMEN President—W. J. Andrews, Raleigh. Honorary President—Mrs. Sol Weil, Golds- Second Vice President— Mrs. s Wi boro. Battle, Asheville. President—Mrs. Sidney J. Stern, Greensboro. Third Vice-President—Mi- M.i.ide Mullah, First Vice-President—Mrs. Kalman Stein, Lenoir. Fayetteville. First Vice-President — Mrs. \V. N. Reynolds, Second Vice-President—Mrs. Gustav Lichten- Winston-Salem. fels, Asheville. Secretary and Treasurer— Dr. Frank C Third Vice-President—Mrs. J. L. Emanuel, Brown, .Durham. Raleigh. Recording Secretary—Mrs. Adolph Oettinger, NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION DAUGHTERS Goldsboro. AMERICAN REVOLUTION Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. Julius Cohen, Mrs. C. W. Charlotte. Greensboro. Regent— — Tillett, Treasurer—Mrs. M. Heilbroner, Tarboro. Vice-Regent Mrs. K. L. Mauney, State Organizer—Mrs. Hattie Spier Wein- bury. .Mrs. Rufus L. Lenoir. berg, Greensboro. Secretary— Gwyn. Treasurer—Miss Baunie Mauney, Kings Directors—Miss Ruth Roth, Henderson ; Mrs. Samuel Rapport, Durham; Mrs. Leopald Mountain. Historian—Miss Anna Moi Bluethenthal, Wilmington. Blair, Registrar—Mrs. John M. Brewer, Raleigh. CITIZENS HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION OF NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION Chairman—T. L. Kirkpatrick, Charlotte. Vice-Chairmen—W. C. Jones, High Point: President—Gallatin Roberts, Asheville; A. First Vice-President— D. M. (lark. Green- Dr. L. B. Morse, Hendersonville ; B. Patton, Asheville; C. M. Vanstory, Greensboro; ville. — Jno. H. Small, Washington; G. Ellis Gardner. Second Vice-President T. B. Eldridge, Burnsville; Julius A. Rousseau, Wilkesboro. Raleigh. Dur- Secretary—D. S. Hollenga, Fayetteville. Third Vice-President—R. W Rigsby, Treasurer—W. C. Wilkinson, Charlotte. ham. — Wil- —W. L. Dowell, Raleigh Executive Committee W. A. McGirt, Secretary-Treasurer — mington; A. B. Houtz, Elizabeth City; Chas. Eexecutive Committee D. M. Clark. Green- H. Jenkins, Aulanda; C. D. Bradham, New ville; W. L. Dowell. Raleigh; T. 1!. Eldridge, Bern; T. B. Eldridge, Raleigh; Hugh Chat- Raleigh; W. H. Holeomb, Winston-Salem; ham, Winston -Salem; Col. Joseph Hyde Pratt, P. C. Painter, Greensboro; K. W. Rigsby, Lionel Chapel Hill; F. G. Henderson, Monroe; Hugh Durham; Gallatin Roberts, Asheville; McRae, Wilmington; R. K. Davenport, Mount Weil, Goldsboro. Hendersonville ; Holly ; Brownlow Jackson, Hugh H. Lowe, Asheville; J. Paul Leonard, OLD HICKORY DIVISION Statesville; Capt. W. F. Moody, Raleigh; 30TH DIV. A. E. F. W. D. McMillan, Jr., Wilmington. President—G. Heyward Mahon, Jr., Green OF ville, S. C. EASTERN CAROLINA CHAMBER Secretary-Treasurer—H. B. McManaway, COMMERCE Greenville, S. C. President—Dr. C. J. Ellen. Greenville First Vice-President—W. A. McGirt. Wil- NORTH CAROLINA LITERARY AND mington. HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION Second Vice-President—J. H. Alexander, Jr., — Adelaide Fries. Wil Scotland Neck. President Miss Third Vice-President—H. McKinnon, Clin- Salem. First Vice-President— Bishop Joseph P.luuiit ton. Treasurer—W. E. Stroud, Goldsboro. Cheshire, Raleigh. Dr. Secretary-Manager—N. G. Bartlett, Golds- Second Vice-President— Benjamin Sledd, boro. Wake Forest Mrs. E P Executive Committee—H. H. Taylor, Kin- Third Vice-President— Joseph H. Raleigh. ston; Geo. C. Royall. Goldsboro; J. Sescertary and Treasurer—B. R B Alexander, Jr., Scotland Neck; W. H. Austin, Smithfleld; Dr. C. J. Ellen, Greenville. Raleigh. SOUTHERN FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS MEMORIAL CRAFTMEN'S ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION OF THE CAROLINAS President—C. F. Tomlinson, High Point. President R. II. Warner. Raleigh. Vice-President—Chas. S. Siewers, Winston- First Vice President F. A. Fndell. Char-

Salem. ,,, lotte. Vice-President—Chas. E. Kieger, Statesville. s ml Vice President W. Hampton Duke. Secretary-Treasurer—J. T. Ryan, High Orangeburg, S. C. Point. Secretary B E Scoggln, l Executive Committee—L. S. Gilliam. States- Sergeant a: Aim- .1 E. Wilson, Darling- I' ville- R A. Burnett, Atlanta, Ga : V ton, s. C. F o. Huffman, Angle, Rocky Mount, Va. ; Drexel; F S. Lambeth, Thomasville; Jno NORTH CAROLINA COTTON MANUFAC- Tenn. ; F. H. Coffey, Milne,. Chattanooga, TURERS ASSOCIATION Lenoir. iv J. H Webb, Hillaboro National Councilors— A. D. Witten, Martins- idenl '• Bernard M A. Statesville; C. Vice-Presidents ville, Va. ; W. Thomas. E C. Dwelle, Charlotte; 8 I Tomlinson, High Point: T. M. Brimley, Jr.. horo; Roanoke Rapida Marietta, Ga. ter on, SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION UNITED NORTH CAROLINA BARACA ASSOCIATION CONFEDERATE VETERANS President—D. L. Cuthrell, Goldsboro. Major General—William A. .Smith, Com- Fust Vice-President—H. D. Townsend. mander Headquarters, Ansonville. Erlanger. Brigadier General—A. H. Boyden, First S cond Vice-President—J. O. Bell, Tuxedo. Brigade, Salisbury. — Third Vice-President—M. W. Wester, Hen- Brigadier General P. G. Alston, Second derson. — Brigade, Louisburg. — Fourth Vice-President R. H. Askew, Kin- Brigadier General George H. Hall, Third ston. — Brigade, Red Springs.— Convention Secretary C. W. Andrew, Mt. Brigadier General James M. Ray,' Fourth Airy. — Brigade., Asheville. Treasurer J. Y. Jordan, Jr.. Asheville. Executive Committee—J. J. Currin, Winston- North Carolina Division Staff. E. Salem ; W. F. Penny, Hendersonville ; B. Colonel A. L. Smith, Adjt. General, Chief Roach, Cliffside; R. H. McCrary, Goldsboro; Charlotte. of Staff. James E. Lambeth, Thomasville; W. R. Lieutenant Colonel— S. S. Nash, Asst. Adjt. Pegram, Raleigh ; Will Whitaker, Andrews ; Gen., Tarboro. L. V. I'.yrd. Durham; T. I. Caudell, Cooleemee ; Lieutenant Colonel—J. J. Laughinghouse, In- R T. Long, Hendersonville; Dr. W. L. Davis, General, Greenville. spector Plymouth; Ernest Allen, Kannapolis; E. C. Lieutenant Colonel—H. D. Duckworth, Hare, Sanford; R. P. Benson, Concord; H. C. Quarter Master General, Charlotte. Kearns, High Point; O. G. Bain, Reidsville ; Lieutenant Colonel—J. H. Thorpe, Commis- A. H. Averett, Mount. King, Burlington; Stanley sary General, Rocky — Oxford. Lieutenant General Walter Clark, Judge MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF Advocate General, Raleigh. NORTH CAROLINA Lieutenant Colonel—R. R. Cotten, Chief of President—Dr. J. W. Long, Greensboro. Artillery, Bruce. Vice-President—Dr. F. M. Lieutenant Colonel—Alexander McMillan, First Ilanes, Winston-Salem. Chief of Ordnance, Dundarrach. Second Vice-President—Dr. T. Johnson, Lieutenant Cononel—W. P. Craven, M. D. C Lumberton. Surgeon General, Charlotte, R. F. D. Third Vice-President—Dr. B. L. Long, Lieutenant Colonel—E. X. Joyner, Chaplain Hamilton. General, Dallas. —Dr. L. B. McPrayer, Major—John A. Lisk, Ensign, Mt. Gilead. Secretary-Treasurer Sanatorium. Major—T. J. Wood, Aide de Camp, High Point. Councillors, 1922-1925— Major— C. D. Dovvd, Aide de Camp, High First District—Dr. H. D. Walker, Elizabeth Point. City. Major—D. Stewart, Aide de Camp, Laurin- Second District—Dr. J. C. Rodman, Wash- burg. ington. Major—E. F. Fenton, Aide de Camp, Rock- Third District—Dr. E. S. Bullock, Wil- ingham. mington. Fourth District—Dr. K. C. Moore, Wilson. KINGS DAUGHTERS Fifth District—Dr. A. McN. Blair, Southern Pines. President—Mrs. W. H. S. Burgwyn, Raleigh. Sixth District—Dr. J. M. Templeton. Cary. Vice-President—Miss Esdale Shaw, Rock- Seventh District—Dr. B. J. Witherspoon, ingham. Charlotte. Treasurer—Miss Maggie McEachern, Con- Eighth District—Dr. W. F. Cole, Greensboro. cord. Ninth District—Dr. C. M. Van Poole, Salis- Central Council Member for North Caro- bury. —Mrs. Thad Henderson. lina Manning, Tenth District—Dr. E. B. Glenn, Asheville. Executive Committee—Mrs. J. P. Rutledge, Kannapolis; Mrs. M. H. Stacy, Chapel Hill; Chairmen of Sections, 1923— Mrs. R. G. Kizer, Salisbruy: Mrs. J. R. Publice Health and Education—Dr. W. M. Patton, Durham; Miss Mary Steele, Rocking- Jones, Greensboro. ham. Surgery—Dr. J. W. Gibbon, Charlotte. Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat—Dr. J. B. NORTH CAROLINA SUNDAY SCHOOL Greene, Asheville. ASSOCIATION Gynecology and Obstetrics—Dr. Ivan M. — Proctor, Raleigh. President J. B. Ivey, Charlotte. — First Vice-President—W. L. Balthis, Gas- Pediatrics Dr. John R. Ashe. Charlotte. — J. V. tonia. Practice of Medicine Dr. McGougan, Second Vice-President—Joseph D. Cox, High Fayetteville. Point. Chemistry, Materia Medica, and Therapeutics Treasurer—E. B. Crow, Raleigh. —Dr. Ben H. Hackney, Lucama. Obituaries—Dr. Executive Committee—J. M. Broughton, Chairman Committee on Chairman, Raleigh; M. A. Briggs, Durham; Chas. O'H. Laughinghouse, Greenville. on —Dr. L. W. Clark, Spray; W. B. Cooper, Wilming- Chairman Committee Arrangements ton; D. H. Dixon, Goldsboro; T. S. Franklin, E. B. Glenn, Asheville. W. A. Elon College; C. F. Charlotte: Harper, ASSOCIATION Niblock, Concord; Hugh Parks, Franklinville; MASTER PRINTERS C S. Starbuck, Winston-Salem; A. E. Tate, President—Joseph W. Little, Wilmington. R. G. Vice-President—J. W. Brady, Statesville. High Point ; C. M. Vanpole, Salisbury ; Vaughan, Greensboro; W. A. Withers, Raleigh; Secretary-Treasurer—J. E. Norfleet, Winston- Josejihus Daniels, Raleigh; J. R. Hamfby, Salem. Wilmington; Charles N. Norfleet, Winston- Executive Committee—E. F. Barber, Win- Salem; Gilbert T. Stephenson, Raleigh; ston-Salem; W. H. Fisher, Greensboro; R. J. L. F. Ross, Asheboro; Nelson Jackson, Jr., Wilson. Raleigh; A. M. Gray, Charlotte; John Tryon; J. H. McConnell, Asheville. D. Gold, Wilson; B. L. Cole. Sanford. mm I KT IKS A\l) ORGANIZATIONS

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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE OF WOMEN NORTH CAROLINA STATE FEDERATION VOTERS OF LABOR Chairman—Miss I^ouieei Alexander, Greensboro. President—J. M. Ellis, Spencer, First Vice-Chairman—Mrs. H. F. Seawell, Secretary-Treasurer— C. G. Worley, \ Carthage. ville. Second Vice-Chairman—Mrs. Josephus Sergeant-at-Arms— C. O. Wilson, Spencer, Daniels. Raleigh. Chaplain—J. O. Belton, Ml. Airy. Third Vice-Chairman—Miss Gertrude Weil, Executive Committee— .1. M. Kllis, Spencer; Goldsboro. H. C. Caldwell, Asheville Hugh Pace, vv.i Recording Secretary—Miss Lassie Kelly, mington; H. F. oro . C. V. Franklin. Allred, Jones, Huntersville; C. <;. Worley, Ashe- —Mrs. J. W. Cone, Corresponding Secretary ville. Greensboro. Treasurer—Mrs. B. J. Guthrie, Charlotte. NORTH CAROLINA JUNIOR BARACA- NORTH CAROLINA STATE BEEKEEPERS' PHILATHEA UNION ASSOCIATION President — Miss Rebecca Petway, Goldsboro, President—Elton Warner, Asheville. First Vice-Presidenl -Miss Maudi Jackson, Vice-President—P. W. Monroe, Chadbourn — Cliffside. Secretary-Treasurer J. E. Eckert, Raleudi. - Second Vice President Mi-, Dora So Executive Committee—Elton Warner, Ashe- Hendersonvllle. ville; D. W. Monroe, Chadbourn; J. E. Eckert, Secretary—Ralph Pickard, Lexington. Raleigh; F. L. Johnson, Mount Airy; W. II. Treasurer Miss EUzabi tli Bennett, On Creek. Pridgen, boro. NORTH CAROLINA FORESTRY Executive Commlttei Ml i ' u tea Harris, ASSOCIATION Cliffside; Miss Qatelle Nelson, B ville; Miss Grace Cockman, Pleasant Garden; President—Gallatin Roberts, Asheville. Erastus I man, Cllfl Secretarv-Treasurer—J. S. Holmes, Chape] Chairman Finance Coi Ittee A. B. Saleeby, Hill. NORTH CAROLINA SOCIETY OF Salisbury. ENGINEERS District Leaders. President—W. S. Fallis. Raleigh. Western District Mi w r Glenn, \ J. .1- in Vice-President—Harry Tucker, West Raleigh, ville ; Cun in. w itoi Secretary-Treasurer— IT. K. Weathers] n, Centra] District Ml Mai lorle 1 1 nil. I- I Raleigh. Ington; O. <; Bain, Reldsvllle, Directors—Eastern District, W. L. Craven. Ea tern Dlsti let Ml \\ D Raleigh: Central District, J. D. Waldrop, Goldsboro; it h Askew, Elnston \ Greensboro; Western District, J. It. Vander- General Seen tarj Mi Buckner, I hoof, Asheville. Ville. 130 NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS

STATE FARMERS CONVENTION Fourth Vice-President--Mrs. S. Forest, President—J. Y. Joyner, LaGrange. Hendersonville. Secretary—W. W. Shay, State College Convention Secretary—Miss Marjorie Hall, Station, Raleigh. Lexington. Treasurer—Mrs. W. D. I'pshaw, Ashevllle. NORTH CAROLINA HOSPITAL Executive Committee—Miss Bertha Cates, ASSOCIATION Burlington; Mrs. C. C. Howard, Fayetteville; President—John A. Williams, Greensboro. Mrs. W. R. Porter, Salisbury; Mrs. John

Kinston ; Mrs. J. W. First Vice-President—J. M. Pairott, Kin Harndon, Boyle, ston. Thomasville; Mrs. E. A. Huggins, Rich Square; Miss Second Vice-President—B. S Martin, Mount Mrs. Walter C. Denmark, Goldsboro ; Ed- Airy. Victoria Byerly, Cooleemee; Miss Una ili-s Kate Greens- Third Vice-President— C. S. Lawrence, wards, Cliffside; Renn, Winston-Salem. boro; Mrs. H. M. Finch, Rocky Mount; Mrs. M. B. Mrs. P. O. Secretary -Treasurer—John W. Long, Greens- Lewis, Wilson; Mathews, boro. Wilmington; Miss Theo. B. Twitty, Ruther- Mrs. D. G. Miss Executive Committee—J. T. Burns, High fordton; O'Neal, Durham; Florence Justus, Hendersonville; Miss Mina Point: J. Q. Myers, Charlotte ; L. B. Mc- Miss Hen- Brayer, Sanatorium. Holoman, Ahiwkie; Lottie Dixon, dersonville; Miss Isabelle YYhitaker, Asheville ; OFFICERS OF NORTH CAROLINA Mrs. V. L. Pendleton, Warrenton, Honorary PHILATHEA UNION Member. President—Miss Mary McElwee, Henderson. First. Vice-President—Mrs. Lufher Herring, Greenville. ASSOCIATION SUPERIOR COURT CLERKS. Second Vice-President—Mrs. J. F. Mitchener, President—John H. Cathey, Asheville. Franklinton. Vice-President—W. X. Harris, Wilmington. Third Vice-President—Mrs. Kenneth J. Secretary and Treasurer—A. A. McDonald, Pfohl, Winston -Salem. Lillington.

North Carolina Railroads ABERDEEN AND ROCKFISH RAILROAD. A. H. Shepard, Freight Claim Agent. Wil- W. A. Blue, President and General Manager, mington. Aberdeen. F. H. Fechtig, Purchasing Agent, Wilming- ton. A. L. Thompson, Traffic Manager, Fayetteville W. H. Newell. Gen. Supt., Rocky Mount. CAROLINA AND NORTHEASTERN RAIL W. J. Craig, Passenger Traffic Manager, Wil- ROAD. ALBEMARLE STEAM mington. NAVIGATION COMPANY. T. C. White, General Passenger Agent, Wilmington. H. Stuart Lewis, Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mgr. James Menzies. Freight Traffic Manager, Wil- Franklin, Va. mington. G. G. McCann, Auditor and Treasurer, Franklin, Va. BLACK MOUNTAIN RAILWAY.

J. F. Pennewell. Supt. , Gumberry. J. M. Purkholder, Supt.. Pensacola. APPALACHIAN RAILWAY. BONLEE AND WESTERN RAILROAD. A. J. Stevens. Pa. President, Philadelphia, Arthur Ross, President and Gen. Mgr. B. and Phila- MacKinnon, Sec'y. Treas., Asheboro. delphia, Pa. J. A. Sisk, Supt., Ela. CAROLINA RAILROAD. ATLANTIC AND CAROLINA RAILROAD. G. R. Loyall. President. Norfolk. Va J. C. Nelmes, Jr., Auditor. Norfolk. Va. Va. A. R. Turnbull. President, Norfolk, M. Manlv. Treasurer. Norfolk. Va. T. A. Hefty, Vice-Pres., Bowden. J. F. Daiton. G. F & P. A., Norfolk, Va. Wm. J. Jones, Sec'y and Treas., Norfolk, Va. J. C. Poe, Supt., Kinston. James E. Jerritt, Jr., Gen. Mgr., Kenansville. (Extended to Chinquapin.) CAROLINA AND NORTH-WESTERN RAIL- ATLANTIC AND WESTERN RAILROAD. WAY. Fairfax Harrison. President. Washington, D.C. H. P. Gen. Mgr., Sanford. Edwards, L T. Nichols. Supt., Chester, S. C. E. F. Reid, W. F. and P. A., Gastonia. ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD COMPANY. CAROLINA AND YADKIN RIVER RAILWAY. H. Chairman of tha Board, 71 Broad- Walters, L. H. Hole, Jr., Receiver, High Point. way, New York. J. R. Kenly, President. Wilmington. CHARLESTON AND WESTERN CAROLINA Lyman Delano, Executive Vice-President. RAILWAY COMPANY. Wilmington. S. Geo. B. Elliott, Vice-Pres. and Gen. Coun- F. R Grier. President, Greenwood, C Gen. sel Wilmington. A. W. Anderson, Vice-Pres. and Mgr.. H L. Borden, Vice-Pres. and Sec'y, New Augusta, Ga. York. R. D. Cronly. Secretary, Wilmington. John T. Reid. Treasurer, Wilmington. Jno. T. Reid. Treasurer. Wilmington. Au- P. R. Albright. Gen. Mer.. Wilmington. D. H. Crenshaw, Freight Claim Agent, A. C. Kenly. Supt. of Freight. Wilmington. gusta. Ga. R D. Hawkins, Gen. Supt. Motive Power, Ernen Williams, Gen. Fht. and Pas. Agt, W ilmington. Augusta, Ga. NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS 131

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DOVER AND SOUTH BOUND RAILROAD. LAWNDALE RAILWAY AND INDUSTRIAL W. A. Wimsatt. President, Washington, D. C. COMPANY. D. \V. Richardson, Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mgr., J. F. Schenck. Pres. and Treas., Lawndale. Dover. \V. B. H. Blandford, Sec'y. and Treas., NEW HOLLAND, HIGGINSPORT AND Dover. MT. VERNON. N. S. Richardson, Traffic Mgr., Dover. Dwight Harrison, President, Columbus, Ohio. DURHAM AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY. w. V, Therkildson, Gen. Manager, New Hol- land. B. N. Duke, President, New York. lb. Hand. \V. .T. Tally, Traffic Manager, New Parker, Sec'y and Treas.. New York. W. C K. L. Ponzer, Chief Engineer, New lb. Hand. S. H. Reams, Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mgr.. Dur- ham. AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD. W. H. Smith, Auditor, Durham. LAURINBURG D. Lumpkin, Traffic Manager, Durham. G. Y. Jones. Supt. and Traffic Mgr., Laurln- burg. RAILWAY. EAST CAROLINA MAXTON. ALMA AND SOUTHBOUND Henry Clark Bridgers, Pres. and Gen. Mgr. RAILROAD. Tarboro. General Offices—Alma. Tr as. and Gen. Pas, Agt. RAILROAD. M. Peterson, ELKIN AND ALLEGHANY o. J. Cottlngham, Seo'y and Qen. Mgr. P. Traffic Manager, Klkiu. J. Ipock, NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD. HIGH POINT. RANDLEMAN. ASHEBORO Marsden J. Pen i of Di- AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD. rectors. New York. George it. Loyall, P Norfolk, Va. Fairfax Harrison, President. Washington, D.C. i; D. Kyle. VIi Prea In Charge \V. C. Acct., Salisbury. Quillian, \ Gen. Agt.. Atlanta, Ga. L. Butt. Fht., i R i :. J, f. Q 'ge, Ti. . v rolk, Va John S. King. Freight Claim Agent, Atlanta. .i i' and Pas, a^i. Ga Dalton, Gen Fht. folk, \ a \V. Salisbury. J. Fletcher, Supt., J. C. Nelms, Jr G \ w B. Rod to KINSTON CAROLINA RAILROAD. i i>i icontlnued i P it Carthage.) c. R. Loyall. President, Norfolk, Va. AND NORTHERN RAILWAY J. C. Nvinis, Jr., Auditor, Noi foil . \ i PIEDMONT Nor- COMPANY. .1. F. Dalton, Gen. Fht. and Pas. Agt.,

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N. A. Cocke, Vice-Pres. and Treas., Char- VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA SOUTHERN loite. RAILROAD. E. Vice-Pres. and Gen. Thomason, Mgr., J. Q. Beckwith, Asst., to Gen. Mgr., in Cn-iotte Charge Operation and Accounts, Lumberton. E. B. Harding, Auditor, Charlotte. W. W. Davis, Gen. Fht. and Pas. Agt., J. C. McCowan, Secretary, Charlotte. Lumberton. J. S. Cureton, Gen. Fht. and Pas. Agt, (General offices Lumberton.) Greenville. S. C. L. Trans. W. Hogan. Supt. , Charlotte. WARRENTON RAILROAD. B. P. Terrell, Supt. and Agt., Warrenton. TUCKASEEGEE & SOUTHERN RY. Joseph Keys, President. Washington. D. C. WATAUGA AND YADKIN RIVER N. M. Davidson, Sec. -Treas. , East La Port. H. W. Price. Auditor and Traffic Mgr. RAILROAD. East La Port. H. C. Landon, Gen. Mgr., North Wilkesboro. J. E. Walker, Gen. Mgr., East La Port. TOWNSVILLE RAILROAD. WHITEVILLE LUMBER COMPANY RAILROAD. (Formerly Roanoke River Railway.) Nathan O'Berry, President, Goldsboro. S. R. Adams, Gen. Mgr., Townesville. RANDOLPH AND CUMBERLAND RAILWAY. WILMINGTON, BRUNSWICK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD. J. S. Crews, Receiver. Carthage. M. J. Corbett. President, Southport. SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY W. Taylor, Secretary, Southport. H. C. McQueen. Treasurer. Southport. S. Davies Warfield. Chairman of the Board M. W. Divine, General Manager, Southport. and President. Baltimore. Md. F. J. Sullivan, Auditor, Wilmington. Chas. R. Capps, First Vice-Pres., Norfolk. Va. James E. Carr, Freight Claim Agent, Wil- Rohert L. Nutt, Vice-Pres., Sec'y and Treas. mington. New York. H. W. MacKenzie, Gen. Auditor, Portsmouth, Va. WINSTON-SALEM SOUTHBOUND RAILWAY - T. W. Matthews, Assistant Treas., Ports- H. E. Fries, Pres. and Gen. Mgr., Winston mouth, Va. Salem. M. H. Cahill. Gen. Mgr., Norfolk, Va. J. R. Kenley. Vice-Pres.. Wilmington. C. B. Ryan, Pas. Traffic Mgr., Norfolk, Va. Jas. F. Post. Secretary, Wilmington. B. C. Prince, Freight Traffic Manager, Jno. T. Reid. Treasurer, Wilmington. Norfolk. Va. H. C. Prince, Auditor, Wilmington. G. F. Turley, Supt., Winston-Salem. SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM. Fairfax Harrison. President, .Washington. D.C. YADKIN RAILROAD. L. E. Jeffries, Vice-Pres. and Gen. Counsel, Washington. D. C. Fairfax Harrison, President, Washington, D.C. E. Washington, D. C. H. W. Miller, In Charge of Operation, Wash- G. Mauldin, Sec'y., ington, D. C. E. F. Parham. Treasurer, Washington, D.C. Lincoln Green, Id Charge of Traffic, Washing- W. C. Quillian, Auditor, Salisbury. ton. D. C. J. W. Fletcher, Supt., Salisbury. E. H. Shaw, Freight Traffic Mgr., Washing- ton, D. C. \V. H Tay»ue, Passenger Traffic Mgr., Wash- North Carolina ington. D. C. Day. H. F. Cary, Gen. Pas. Agt, Washington, DC. The 12th day of October of each year is Z. P. Smith, Gen. Industrial Agt, Washing- set apart as "North Carolina Day" in the ton. D. C. public schools of the State by an act of the Roland Turner, Gen. Agricultural Agt., At- Legislature of 1901. The day is "devoted to lanta. Ga. the consideration of some topic or topics ol Geo. E. Murrell, Horticulturist, Washing- our State history, to be selected by the State ton, D. C. Superintendent of Public Instruction." POLITICAL O RUAXIZATIOXS 133

Political Organizations

STATE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE Greene—J. Paul Frizzell, Snow 1 1 111. COMMITTEE. Guilford—C. C. Cox. Greensboro. Officers. Guilford— Frank Ogburn, Vice.-Chm., H't-'li Point, till S. Main Si Chairman—J. D. Norwood, Salisbury. Halifax— Klli. nt B. Clark. Weldi Vice-Chairman—Miss Mary Henderson, Salis- Harnett—H. L. Godwin, Dunn. bury. —Will <; Waynesville, R. Secretary—W. T. Joyner, Raleigh. Haywood Byers, F. D. 4. National Committeeman. Henderson—E. W. Bwbank, Blende: ville. Hertford— 1>. C. Harm's. Murfreesboro. A. W. McLean, of Lumberton. Hoke—J. B. Thomas. Baeford. DEMOCRATIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE. Hyde— C. B. Spencer, Swan Quarter. Iredell—J. A. Hartness, Statesville. (Ladies.) Jackson—J. H. Wilson, Sylva. Mrs. W. C. Rodman, Washington. Johnston—J. R. Barbour, Benson. Mrs. S. G. Daniels, Littleton. Jones—J. S. Hargctt. Trenton. Mrs. O. C. Daniels, Goldsboro. Lee—K. R. Hoyle, San; Mrs. S. B. Cooper, Henderson. Lenoir—Jno. G. Dawson, Kinston. Mrs. W. X. Reynolds, Winston-Salem. Lincoln—A. L. Quickel, Lincolnton. Mrs. T. L. Johnson, .Lumberton. McDowell—Guy S. Kirliy. Marion. Mrs. W. L. Parsons, Rockingham. Macon— Elmer Johnson, Franklin. Mrs. L. T. Hartsell, Concord. Madison—X. P.. McDevitt, Marshall. Miss Beatrice Cobb, Morganton. Martin—H. B. Stubbs, Williamston. Miss May Jones, Asheville. Mecklenburg—H. C. Jones. Charlotte. Mitchell—Geo. H. i"oung, Bakersville. (Gentlemen. ) —W. A. Cochran, Troy. F. G. James, Greenville. Montgomery D. Al. Carthage. W. P. Anderson, Wilson. Moore— Blue, Xash—Leon T. Vaughan. Nashville. W. M. Webb^ Morehead City. Jos. W. Little, Wilmington. W. B. Drake, Raleigh. Xew Hanover— H. Garysburg. Julian S. Carr, Durham. Northampton—W. Joyner. —X. A. Burton, Jacksonville. J. C. Carr, Wilmington. Onslow — C. S. T. J. Finch, Thomasville. Pamlico Weskett, Bayboro Havden Clement, Salisbury. Orange—A. H. Graham, Hillsboro. Elizabeth I It] Clyde R. Hoey, Shelby. Pasquotank—P. G. Sawyer. Hertford. C. E. Brooks, Hendersonville. Perquimans—B. C. Berry. Pitt—C. C. Price, Greenville. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CHAIRMEN Person—Robt. P. Burns. Roxboro. Polk—E. B. Cloud. Columbus. Alamance—C. I!. Love, Burlington. Pender—J. T. Bland. Jr., Burgaw. Alexander—A. L. Watts. Stony Point. — Randolph— C. C. Cranford. Ash.-horo. Alleghany Eugene Transou, Sparta. Richmond—Fred W. P.ynum, Rockingham. —R. S. Wadesboro. Anson Pruette, Robeson—T. L. Johnson, Lumberton. — Jefferson. Ashe W. R. Austin. T. B. Wilson. Maalson, — Xewland. Rockingham— Avery J. W. Ragland, R. F. D. C. Warren, Washington. Beaufort—Lindsey W. If. Woodson, Salisbury. Elizabethtown. Rowan— Bladen—E. F. McCulloch, Rutherford—Gudger Edwards, Ruthcrfordton. — Windsor. Bertie E. S. Askew, Sampson—Fitzhugh Whitfield, Clinton. —T. H. Lindsey, Southport. Brunswick Scotland—W. H. Neal, Laurinburg. Buncombe—J. W. Rutherford. Asheville. Stanly—O. ,T. Sikes. Albemarle. — C. E. Earle, Jr., Morganton. Burke Surry—A. D. Folger, Dol Cabarrus—W. A. Foil. Concord. 1. Stokes—R. P.. Tuttle, King. R F. D. Caldwell—W. C. Moore, Jr., Lenoir. Swain—J. B, Harwood, Bryson City. —T. S. Robertson, Belcross. Camden Transylvania- W. E. Breese, Brevard Carteret—Luther Hamilton. Morehead City. Tyrrell- B'. S. Davis, Columbia Caswell—E. A. Allison, Yanceyville. Union Geo s Lee, Jr . Monroe. Chas. W. Bagby, Hickory. Catawba, Vance—J. C. Kittrell. II Walter D. Siler, Pittsboro. Chatham— Wake—Ed Hugh Lee, Raleigh. Cherokee— C. B. Hill, Murphy. Warren Thos <>. it. .dwell. Warrenton. Chowan—R. C. Holland. Edenton. Washington—T, J. Swain. Mack. —A. L. Penland. Hayesville. Clay Watauga—A. I> Wilson, Vilas Cleveland— O. M. Mull. Shelby. Wayne—Geo K Freeman, Gold Craven—Geo. T. Willis, New I'.ern. Wilkes— It, A Cranor, N Wilkesboro. R. H. Fayetteville. Cumberland— Dye, Wilson Prank S Hassell, Wilson Currituck—E. R. Johnson, Currituck. Yadkin— .T. T. It. S"a Ik —Jackson Greer, Whibville. Columbus Yancey—M. A. Bailey, Burngville Dare—A. V. Evans. Manteo. Davidson—Percy V. Critcher. Lexington. Davie—Hugh Sanfo'rd. Mocksville. LADIES—COUNTY VICE-CHAIRMEN —J. J. Bowden, Kenansvllle. Duplin \ ice Chairmen for ih,. following Jones Fuller, Durham. Durham— have been appointed: Edgecombe!—Don Gilliam, Tarboro. .1 B Burlington. —X. L. Cranford, Winston-Salem Alam:.' Ml R Forsyth M.I Franklin—E. H. Malone, Louisburg. An .'ii Mrs. H. H. Mrs Gei II i Gates—V.'. T. Cross, Gatesville. Bladen Mis ll. I. CJrquI WoodvUle. Gaston—Ernest It Warren, Gastonia. Bertie -Ii . A-b." . .las M Graham—R. B. Slaughter, Rulibinsville. linn.'., ml Mis. Qudger, Granville—D. G. Brummitt, Oxford. Mil.' 134 l'OLITICAl, O RCANIZATIONS

Burke—Mrs. A. C. Avery. Mrs. E. C. Clay- Eighth District—H. Sinclaire Williams, Con- well, Miss Beatrice Cobb, Morganton. cord; T. O. Teague. Taylorsville. Caldwell — Mrs. Claude Triplett, Lenoir, Ninth District—J. Yates Killian, Hickory ; Carteret— Mrs. Dan O. Bell, Morebeail City. Robert O. Huffman,— Morganton. Catawba— .Mrs. F. M. Williams. Newton. Tenth District Walter R. Chambers, Marion ; Cherokee —Mrs. Geo. B. Walker, Andrews. Charles J. Harris, Dillsboro. Clay— Miss Ellen Scroggs. Hayesville. Associate Members — Bern. Craven Mrs.— C. D. Bradham, New Mrs. William Preston Few, Durham. Columbus Mrs. J. A. Brown, Chadbourn. Mrs. J. Spottswood Taylor, Danbury. Davidson—Miss Pearl Hege, Lexington. Mrs. Herbert F. Seawell, Carthage. — Faison. Duplin Mrs. Marshall Williams, Mrs. H. J. Faison, Faison. Durham—Mrs. Durham. — Edgar Cheek. Mrs. A. M. Kistler, Morganton. Forsyth Mrs. W. O. Spencer, Winston- Mrs. Wm. Redin Kirk, Hendersonville. Salem. Mrs. John R. Jones, North Wilkesboro. (iaston—Mrs. W. B. Belmont. — Puett, Mrs. Albert L. Coble, Statesville. Granville— Miss Jeanette Biggs. Oxford. Mrs. C. B. D. Reynolds, Albemarle. Guilford Miss Louise Alexander, Greens- Miss Lillian Fields, LaGrange. boro. Mrs. Fred Kent. Asheville. Harnett—Mrs. H. A. Dunn. — Townsend, Mrs. Royall E. Prevette. North Wilkesboro. Haywood —Miss Jessie Rogers, Waynesville. Mrs. Lillian Rogers, Wilmington. Henderson Mrs. M. A. Brown, Henderson- Miss Pansy Abernathy, Lincolnton. ville. Mrs. Lila Kipley Barnwell, Hendersonville. Hertford—Mrs. Jno. E. Wilson. — Vann, Mrs. J. W. Hall. Lumber Bridge. Hoke —Mrs. W. B. McQueen, Baeford. Mrs. Eugene F. Hester, Wendell. Jones— Miss Bessie Whitaker. Trenton. Mrs. Ara D. Burroughs. Belhaven. Lee Mrs. J. P. Monroe, Sanford. Mrs. J. A. Sprouls, Boone. Lenoir—Miss Ruth Burk, LaGrange. Miss Grace Shravender, Pantego. McDowell—Mrs. D. F. Giles, Marion. Mecklenburg—Mrs. Lawrence Jones. Char- REPUBLICAN COUNTY CHAIRMEN lotte. Alamance—W. W. Brown. Burlington. Moore—Miss Janie McLeod. Carthaee. Alexander—A. M. Matbeson, Taylorsville. —Miss Carrie Montgomery Hurley, Troy. Allegheny—George Cheek. Sparta. Xash—Mrs. W. R. Robertson, Spring Hope. Anson—George W. Forte. Wadesboro. Pamlico—Mrs. L. F. Oriental. McCabe, Ashe—Charles B. Spicer, Jefferson. Pitt—Mrs. H. D. Ragsdale, Greenville. — Newland. Polk— Avery Charles E. Hughes, Miss— May Flint. Tryon. Buncombe—Wayne Beachboard. Asheville. Richmond Mrs. Fred Lackey, Hamlet. Beaufort—W. H. Russ, Washington. Rowan—Mrs. E. C. Gregory, Salisbury. Bertie—Owen G. Austin, Kelford. Rutherford— — Mrs. C. F. Gold, Ellenboro. Bladen—E. B. Meares, Clarkton. Sampson Mrs. J. Abner Barker, Roseboro. Brunswick—E. H. Smith. Southport. Scotland— Mrs. W. Z. Gibson, Gibson. Burke—D. A. Johnson, Morganton. —Mrs. R. R. Ingram— Stanly Albemarle. Caswell— S. R. Allred, T'nion Ridge. Surry—Mrs. Fulton Mary Bennett. Mount Catawba—J. Smith Campbell, Maiden. Airy. Chatham—W. B. Chapen, Pittsboro. —Mrs. Geo. Transylvania W. Wilson, Brevard. Cabarrus—H. S. Williams, Concord. Tyrrell—Miss Sarah L. Taft, Columbia. Caldwell—Sid E. Dula. Lenoir. —Mrs. J. Union C. M. Vann, Monroe. Camden—H. B. Burgess, Old Trap. —Miss Wayne Blanche Parrott. Goldshoro. Carteret—C. H. Wade. Morehead City. Wake—Miss Elsie Riddick, Raleigh. Chowan—Miles S. Elliott, Meege. Wilkes—Miss Elizabeth Barber, North Clay—Early Anderson. Hayesville. Wilkesboro. Cleveland—B. H. DePriest, Shelby. Wilson—Miss Cleo Winstead, Wilson. — Columbus— A. B. Bryan. Chadbourn. Craven W. —B. Rouse. New Bern. REPUBLICAN STATE EXECUTIVE Cumberland D. J. Breece, Fayetteville. COMMITTEE. Currituck—P. C. Garrett, Moyock. Cherokee—A. B. Dickey, Murphy. Durham—James E. Abernethy, Durham. Officers. Dare—L. E. Midgett, Manteo. Chairman —William C. Bramham, Durham. Davidson—Chas. M. Hoover. Lexington. Associate Chairman—Mrs. Mary Settle Davie— C. A. Hartman, Farmington. Sharpe, Greensboro. Duplin—H. J. Faison, Faison. Edgecombe—B. B. Howell, Tarboro. National Committeeman Forsyth—H. O. Sapp. Winston-Salem. Charles A. Reynolds, Winston-Salem. Franklin—W. W. Green, Kitrell. Ex-Offlcio Asheville. James O. Britt, Member, Granville—G. T. Sikes, Creedmoor. Members Gaston—H. D. George, Cherryville. — Trotville. First District Clarence R. Pugh, Elizabeth Gates—E.— B. Spivey. City; Wheeler Martin.— Williamston. Guilford— Chas. D. Cobb, McLeansville. Second District Jasper L. Phillips, Kinston ; Graham Riley Orr, Millsaps. Dr. H. R. Hoover, Wilson. Greene—W. A. Shackelford, Hookerton. Third District—William G. Mebane, Beau- Harnett—W. P. Pyrd, Lillington. fort: W. H. Fisher, Clinton. Halifax—J. L. Johnston. Littleton. Fourth District—Joseph J. Jenkins, Siler Haywood—D. J. L. Smathers. Clyde. City; T. L. Bland. Rocky Mount. Henderson—E. B. Drake. Hendersonville. Fifth District—J. Andrew Jackson, Dobson: Hertford— I. Finlev Snipes. Woodland. Fulton J. MeDuffle, Creedmoor. Hoke—G. W. Cox. Raeford. Sixth District—J. C. Snoddy, Red Springs; Hyde—A. Berry, Swan Quarter. R. W. Herring. Fayetteville. Iredell—John M. Sharpe. Statesville. Seventh District—A. T ('.rant, Jr., Mocks- Jackson— G. W. Sutton, Sylva. ville; John J. Parker, Monroe. Johnston—Ezra Parker, Benson. DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM—l»i

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Jones— S. Jack Harrison, Trenton. Rockingham—Frank L. Anders, n, Reldsvllle. Lee—E. L. Gavin, Sanford. Rowan—Dan W. Goodson, Salisbury. Lenoir—H. I. Sutton, Kinston. Randolph — C. N. Cox. Asheboro. Lincoln—H. X. Abernethy, Denver. Robeson—J. C. Snoddy, Red Springs. Macon—H. G. Robertson. Franklin. Richmond—J. F. Stafford. Ell. Madison— Stephen Roberts, Marshall. Rutherford—D. F. Morrow, Rutherfordtorj Martin—J. T. Price, Williamston. Sampson—W. F. Sessoms. Clinton. Mecklenburg—Chas. M. Setzer, Charlotte. Scotland—W. T. Wright, Gibson. Mitchell— S. J. Black. Bakersviiie. Stanly—G. C. Morton, Albemarle. Montgomery—David S. Hurley, Troy. Stokes—M. T. Chilton. Walnut Covi Moore—Colin G. Spencer, Carthage. Surry—E. M. Linville. Mount Airy. McDowell—W. R. Chambers, Marion. Swain—McKinley Edwards, Bryson City. Nash—J. C. Matthews.. Spring Hope. Transylvania—L. P. Hamlin, Brevard. Xew Hanover—H. Edmund Rogers, Wilming- Tyrrell— B. Ray Cahoon, Columbia. ton. Union—J. J. Perry. Wingate. Northampton—W. F. Outland. Woodland. Vance—X. A. Garrett, Henderson. Orange—T. E. Sparrow, Hillsboro. Wake—W. D. Brown. Ealeigh. Onslow—W. Hogan Hurst, Hubert. Warren— R. D. Paschall. Ridgeway. Pamlico—W. N. Whorton, Florence. Washington— B. B. Spencer, Roper. Pasquotank—J. W. Wilcox. Elizabeth City. Watauga—T. E. Bingham. Bo Pender—James O. Blake. Watha. Waynt—D. E. McClenny, Gold Person—R. A. Burch, Roxboro. Wilkes—John R. Junes, North Wilkesboro. Perquimans—T. C. Babb, Hertford. Wilson—Geo. H. Newsom, Lucama. Pitt—B. M. Wbitehurst. Bethel. Yadkin— C. E. Reavis. Eamptonville. l'olk—John T. Smith, Columbus. Yancey— Chas. L. Brown. Burnsville.

Democratic State Platform— 1922 (Adopted at Raleigh, April 20) interest of labor and capital, tor the construction and improvement oi public roads, Profoundly thankful to Divine Providence anil, in fact, for the upbuilding and up- for the great blessings to our beloved common- lifting of the Stan wealth of North Carolina, the Democratic party We heartily endorse the Dei in convention assembled does hereby declare Administration, w immend and endorse the its as follows: platform \ action of the recent I rem ral reaffirm our allegiance to the time hon- We North Carolina in tin- great constructive pro- ored principles of the Democratic party, and grams which have I een carried on tor the wo commend the constructive policy of hereby material and industrial progress >•! the State. the Democratic party under our great Presi- We i imend tin- Legislature for the en- dent, Woodrow Wilson. tin- actment of Legislation Li .•king n> car We endorse the course of our heartily protection ..i the interests of the youthful delin- Senators and in Congress and Representatives quents and \ ^t, in of Ion. i surfaced and tion for its failure to pass legislation to other dependable roads connecting the county .11 m.it the needs of the country. mmn u ith tlir |.i in. Ipal le and t..»n The Democratic party since it lias been en- we pledge tli.- people ol this State thai

Crusted with power in tins Stan lias uni- i. ;o I program will he carried on with

«.• t» i < formly favored and enacted legislation pro- ami economy : commend the viding for Longer and better sc is for the made for Increasing the facilities of our State children ol the state, for Increased facilities, Institutions, both educational and charil tor tlie care of the state's unfortunates, for we commend the providing the splen- sate r..r the conservation of tin- public health, t.'i the did i.i Lng carried on In the in of the building up an.l encouragement every proper the i rotectlon and conservation way of the agricultural inter. sis or tin- State, n,- health, and the Improvement of sani- "id rural: for the fostering of all legitimate on tary living Ill r tin i the .mi. i pri9es, for the i'i i tecti ( the mutual we commend 136 REPUBLICAN STAT K PLATFORM—1922 collection of the State's entire revenue rrorn gram for the upbuilding of the moral and Incomes, Inheritances, franchises, insurance material welfare of the people. policies, fees and rentals from the State's (c) We heartily commend the Governor for property, thereby providing a system of. taxa- his program looking to the production and tion whereby no taxes whatever are levied for conservation of lish. oysters and other sea food State purposes upon property, and the estab- in the waters of our State. lishment of a department for the assessment We pledge to the people of the State that and collection of the State's revenues; we the Democratic party will administer the affairs command the legislation simplifying the judi- of the State, counties, and municipalities with cial in civil actions and procedure reducing every economy consistent with efficient and cost of we the the litigation ; commend pro- progressive government. visions made for the care of our Confederate We pledge to the people of the various veterans and their and the widows, pledge counties and municipalities of the btace tne Democratic to a continuation of all those party greatest measure of control of their local policies. affairs consistent with efficient and orderly We point with pride to the fact that Gov- government and the rights of other counties ernor Morrison has recommended and vigor- and municipalities. ously urged the passage of this great construc- We favor the passage of a workman's com- tive program enacted by the last General pensaion act fair to both employer and em- Assembly. ploye. In the administration of his office as Gov- We are to the service ernor, Governor Morrison has inaugurated many profoundly grateful of the late measures and movements for the moral and men war, and we recommend to the national the enactment of material upbuilding of the State. government legislation looking to their relief. (a) We endorse the appointment by him of boards of consulting specialists to visit We recommend that the State Executive and minister to the needs of the insane, the Committee be authorized and directed to amend delinquents, the defectives, and other unfor- the plan of organization so as to double tunates in the State. Under that plan a score the number of that committee, to the end or more of eminent specialists have visited that full representation of women may be had each institution, performing operations and thereon. Provided, that fifty members shall otherwise treating hundreds of these patients, constitute a quorum. The committee at its without one cent of cost to the State. The next meeting shall provide the necessary ma- thanks of the State are due to these gentlemen chinery for the election of these additional for the great and unselfish service they have members. rendered suffering humanity. We denounce the covert, unfair and coward- (b) We heartily endorse the program sug- ly attack made by the Republican party in it3 gested by Governor Morrison and adopted by platform adopted at its convention at Winston- the Departments of Agriculture, Education, Salem, upon the program for a fair and equit- Health and Public Welfare Work, looking able system of taxation, the education of the to the production of sufficient food for the children, and the construction and mainte- people of the State, and earnestly hope for nance of the highways; and we warn the peo- the early realization of this great idea, the ple that if the Republican party be entrusted consummation of which is greatly to be de- with power in this State, the evils warned sired, and which is in line with the pro- against by them will indeed be realized.

Republican State Platform—1922 (Adopted at Winston-Salem, April 12) been eliminated by the creation of the budget We, the Republicans of North Carolina, in system, the public finances have been placed convention assembled at Winston-Salem, April, upon a scientific basis, we have reduced the 1922, reaffirm our devotion to the principles of public debt $3, 700,001), 000 and have reduced the Republican party which are now, as they taxes to the extent of three quarters of a have ever been, the surest guarantee of the billion dollars a year. The extent to which preservation and continued prosperity of this the confidence of tha people in the government State and Nation. has been restored may be measured by the We view with pride the wise and conserva- fact that during the year that has passed tive leadership of our President, Warren G. Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes have in- Harding. We congratulate him and the coun- creased in value to the extent of two billions try upon the selection of men of pre-eminent of dollars. ability to fill cabinet positions whose concerted We deplore and condemn the extravagance efforts have restored our nation to its place of indulged in by the Democratic administration wholesome leadership in the affairs of the world in this State. While the National Republican from which it had been displaced by the pre- Administration is practicing every economy, ceding Democratic administration. decreasing the number of government employees, We congratulate the country upon the prog- and reducing taxation wherever possible, tne ress made by the Republican Administration Democratic Administration in the State of in fulfilling its platform pledges and in its North Carolina is creating opportunities for effort to restore the country to normality af- political henchmen. Issuing bonds and borrow- ter the shock given it by the Democratic party, ing money with a reckless disregard of trie and upon the same, sound and conservative property rights and welfare of the people and policies adopted in all departments of the gov- as a result the very land of the State is ernment which are gradually bringing relief tottering under taxation piling ever higher from the conditions created by the reckless era and the rank and file of our people burdened of extravagance and mis-management and ac- as never before. companying burden of taxation under the Wil- We condemn the dominant party for its jug- son administration. Constitutional government glery of the tax provisions of the State for has been restored, extravagant expenditures have political purposes as is illustrated in the KKlTIiLICAN STATE PLATFOBM—1922

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manipulation of the Revaluation Act. We as- creased profits to the publishers of scho il to are a needless and burden- sert it is time to apply business methods looks, but which our tax system and end the present tampering some expense upon the people ol tin- State. with our finances which is endangering the We favor the policy of tin- Slat.'- furnish- credit of the State at home and abroad and ing free text books in the public schools and keeps the constitutionality of legislation gov- thereby saving to our people thousands of dol erning taxation, and the validity of securities lars now expended for text books and bringing issued by the State and its sub-divisions, to the child of our poof man the same oppor- almost continually before the Supreme Court. tunity of education now enjoyed by the child The Republican party in North Carolina, as of the rich. in every other state, favors public education We believe in a State system of highways; educational and liberal support to all public and we point with pride to Cue fact that entrusted institutions and if our. party is what progress we have made towards ol with the management of our State government ing a State system of highways ha- been for the elec- we would immediately provide brought about by the fearless inh ieac> I tic Education by tion of our County Boards of Republican party in its platform, mi the to the the people and thereby restore people hustings ami in tlie Legislature. But we con- our the control and management of public demn the Democratic party for prostituting to observe and en- schools and we guarantee the road system, a- it has the school system. requirements of a force the Constitutional to purposes Of politics and lor the r term in each county In six months school extravagance and favoritism with which it has a reduced rate of the State, and at greatly expended the people's money taxation. We believe thai it is the Ural duty ol the the of the State to pro- We pledge people Slate to help alleviate the burdens under a uniform of taxation for schools vide I system which agriculture is staggering iii Null! and to give each county throughout the State ourselvi foi lina. Specifically we pledge in the State the same rate of taxation rural , ital lishment of an adequate system of schools and each county its proportionate ware uni- credits ami to sueh a reorganization hi the constitutional requirements for a si, n,. of agriculture that It will form system of public education throughout department i.u mil • "' 'I" rate ..!' become a real aid to the the State, and at a greatly reduced in, lead of being as it is now. a DEVI taxation. Such a system will insure uniformity hunters. in tax rate, uniformity in school facilities jul. favor a continuation of the time I and eliminate waste and extravagance in I oun We and eii of Hi" partj ol enacting ty and Stato in School administration pollcj Republican edu- '" foi tni give the State a new impetus in public liberal legislation provide cation. Infirm and dl abl 6 d their depend We condemn the Democratic party for the em The unselfish and patriotic text, ami ihelr more fortunate frequent and unnecessary change in the dered by them ii "H in will be a herit- books used in the public scl is. which brothers arms, ever proud in hundreds of thousands oi dollars of in- age of our COU1 138 KElTIiLICAX STATE PLATFORM— 191!

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We demand that necessary legislation be en- sentee ballot. The time has come for corrupt acted to make the Farm Loan Banks properly elections to cease. function in behalf of the farmers in accord- Another form of political dishonesty in the of the State the Demo- ance with the avowed purpose of the creation "Gerrymandering" by cratic party, by means of which 43 per cent of such banks ; giving to the farmers short of the voters of the State are robbed of their term loans on security of Farm Products and proper right of representation. The Congres- term loans on real estate, all at a long sional districts, required by law to be com- rate of interest, such as is accorded by banks pact and contiguous are veritable geographical on commercial loans, and that the Farm Loan monstrosities. One needs only look at a map P.anks be completely divorced from Interna- and a census table to see that the Republi- tional ranking. cans of Carolina have been robbed of our The most degrading thing in the life of representatives in Congress. In like manner the of North Carolina have been North Carolina is the political dishonesty Republicans robbed of Solicitors and State Senators, and which is shamelessly flouted by the machine the plan of electing Judges by the State at of the Democratic Party. This dishonesty large while allowing the Democrats of the is striking at the very vitals of the State various districts to select the candidates for and has already produced that cynical atti- those districts is but another form of the tude towards public affairs which invariably same evil, by which the high office of Judge accompanies the decline of free government. is dragged into politics and the Republican No State can live that tolerates dishonesty districts are denied representation on the and no party should survive which winks at or 1 ench. denounce Democratic machine for encourages it. We the We do not charge that all elections are tin- infamous methods employed by it in the dishonest. We do charge that the election campaign of 1920. We believe the decent right laws of the State lend themselves to fraud, thinking people of North Carolina who lnve that they were framed with that end in view their State and Nation and believe in clean and that the Democratic machine or the politics will not longer permit the dominant State under these laws perpetrates tbe most party to resort to such degrading tactics in shameless fraud whenever it deems fraud its effort to inflame the passions of the peo- necessary to accomplish its purposes. ple and divert their minds from a calm con- We denounce the Democratic Party for re- sideration of the issues before them. A party fusing to pass the Australian Ballot law, and which stoops to such base methods is not for amending the Absentee Voter law in such worthy to be entrusted with the sacred rights a way as to make fraud easy to perpetrate of the people. and hard to punish. And we pledge ourselves We deplore the attempt of the Democratic to enact the Australian Ballot Law and to party to drag the negro question into any cam- place adequate safeguards around the Ab- paign. The Republican Party of North Caro- KEITISLICA_\- STATE PLATFORM THE NEGRO AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF NORTH CAROLINA

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iina is an organization of white men and worn insolvency and loss to depositors which en. It haa no intention of appointing negroes be prevented. with- to office within the State. Public Debt being constantly Increased To sum up our position, we commend: out the slightest attempt at ei my >>r eurh- Education, in accordance with our Con- ing needless expenses. stitution and with election of the School Useless additional bureaus, costing the 'ii\ Boards by direct vote of the people. payers untold millions t" maki Good Roads, built on business principles, political favorites, such as a commissi without favorites or waste with reduced over- colled taxes which is the duty of every Sheriff. head charges. Gerrymandering the districts ol the Conservation of all products and investiga to the end that a party remains in powel tion of the most scientific methods of sav- though the voters have lost confldenc ing producers, whether by warehouses, storage, it^ efficiency and honest] cold storage or other means; also a system of credits for the products so stored. We pn m Economy of Uie strickest kind in all pub- Honest election laws and the Australian lie affairs and this should mean the reduction Ballot of amounts paid as salaries in the public Reduction in taxes, and tie of a offices to unnecessary, employees. modern taxing - Budget systems for towns, counties and State taxes shall he raised without bur, ten- tin- tax State and all sub-divisions, that payers some property tax. which tax Bhould tax go, and that at all. may know where moneys for reductl t debt if necesaarj within every department be compelled to live Publicity in the fullest sen the estimates of such budget. lie business both as to ot all costs ot g .m, I payment ment widen Reduction ot officers, the number of We condemn : increased without ne, Election frauds, to be a disgrace to the has been without reason. State. I i d from i th Text book methods, in choosing ot which Judges ball lecti end that everj man m i millions are lost to taxpayers, ami a public to the and i gcapli I I tree of obtaining Justice scandal is disgracing our State; we nee, within our Stati lice, text books, printed shall or Officers electi d i n our platform as practical. true to every trn-t. painstaking in every duty. Bond issuing in such reckless manner without any preparation to meet interest and re our act; any delinquent will payment, such methods an- enslaving chil- public from power instead dren to the third an, I fourth generation. taken idea of : System of lank examination? which permit 140 COMPARATIVE VOTE— 1922-1920

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Vote On Constitutional Amendment- -1922 (Amendment provided fur increase of pay of Representatives from $4.00 to $10.00 per day and Senators from $4.00 to $12.00 per day. Lost by 65,468 majority.) Counties For Against

Alamance 1,855 Alexander Alleghany Anson

Ashe . ... Avery Beaufort Bertie Bladen Brunswick Buncombe Burke Cabarrus

Caldwell . . Camden

Carteret . . Caswell Catawba Chatham Cherokee

Chowan . . . Clay Cleveland Columbus Craven Cumberland Currituck Dare Davidson Davie Duplin Durham Edgecombe

Forsyth . .. Franklin Gaston Gates

Graham . . . Granville Greene

Guilford .. Halifax Harnett Haywood Eenderson Hertford 142 VOTE FOR STATE OFFICERS—1920 Vote For State Officers— 1920. United States Senator. Commissioner of Agriculture. Lee S. Overman 310,504 W. A. Graham 310.3'"' A. E. Holton 229,343 A. L. French 229,239 Governor. Commissioner of Insurance. Cameron Morrison 308,151 Stacey \V. Wade 310.443 John J. Parker 230,175 G. W. Stanton 229,063 W. B. 336 Taylor (Socialist) Member of Corporation Commission. Lieutenant-Governor. A. J. Maxwell 310,158 W. B. Cooper 308,405 James H. Ramsay 229,107 Irvin B. Tucker 229,220 Associate Justices Supreme Court. Secretary of State. W. A. Hoke 310,549 J. Bryan Grimes 310.612 W. P. Stacy 310,532 Brownlow Jackson 229,097 T. T. Hicks 228.568 State Auditor. J. E. Alexander 228,885 Baxter Durham 310,644 Judges Superior Court. J. Ed. Mendenhall 229,096 Fifth District: State Treasurer. J. Loyd Horton 310,658 Benjamin B. Lacy 310,701 Eighth District: Joseph J. Jenkins 229,015 E. H. Cranmer 310.395 Superintendent of Public Instruction. H. Edmund Rogers 229,227 E. C. Brooks 310,489 Eighteenth District: Mary Settle Sharpe 228,513 J. Bis Ray 312,323 Attorney-General. O. V. F. Blythe 231,374 James S. Manning 310.228 Herbert F. VOTES CAST FOR PRESIDENTIAL Seawell 229^031 ELECTORS. Commissioner of Labor and Printing. James M. Cox (D.) Electors M. L 305,447 Shipman 310.511 Warren G. Harding (B. ) Electors... 232.848 Chas. H. Somers 229,057 Eugene V. Debbs (S. ) Electors 446 Governors of North Carolina Under Lord Proprietors 1R05—Nathaniel Alexander, of Mecklenburg. 1585-1587—Ralph Lane. 1807—Benjamin Williams, of Moore. 1587—John White. 1808—David Stone, of Bertie. 1663-1667—William Drummond. 1810—Benjamin Smith, of Brunswick. 1667-1673— Samuel Stephens. 1811 —William Hawkins, of Warren. 1814—William 1673-1677—Sir George Eastchurch. Miller, — Miller, of Warren. John Culpepper. 1817 John Branch, of Halifax. 1820—Jesse 1680-1681—John Jenkins. — Franklin, of Surry. 1681-1683—Henry Wilkinson. 1821 Gabriel Holmes, of Sampson. 1683-1689—Seth Sothel. 1824—Hutchins G. Burton, of Halifax. 1827—James of 1689-1693—Philip Ludwell. Iredell, Chowan. — 1828—John Owen, of Bladen. 1693-1695 Major Alexander Lillington. 1830— 1695-1699—Thomas Montford Stokes, of Wilkes. Harvey. 1832—David L. Swain, of Buncombe. 1699-1794—Henderson Walker. 1835—Richard Dobbs Spaight. Jr., of Craven. 1704-1705—Col. Robert Daniel. 1705-1707—Thomas Carey. Governors Elected By the People. 1707-1710—William Glover. 1837—Edward B. Dudley, of New Hanover. 1710-1712—Edward Hyde. 1841—John M. Morehead. of Guilford. 1712-1713—Col. Thomas Pollock. -845—William A. Graham, of Orange. 1713-1722—Charles Ed n. 1849—Charles Manly of Wake. — 1851—David S. Beid, of Rockingham. 1722 Col. Thomas Pollock. — 1722-1724—William Reed. 1855 Thomas Bragg, of Northampton. 1858—John W. Ellis, of Rowan. 1724-1725—George Burrington. 1863—Zebulon B. Vance, of Buncombe. 1725—Edward Moseley. 1865—Jonathan Worth, of 1725—Sir Richard Everard. Randolph. 1S72—Tod R. Caldwell, of Burke. Governors Under the Crown. 1877—Zebulon B. Vance, of Buncombe. 1730—George Burrington. 1885—Alfred M. Scales, of Guilford. 1734—Gabriel Johnston. 1889—Daniel Fowle. of Beaufort. 1753—Arthur Dobbs. 1893—Elias Carr, of Edgecombe. 1755—Matthew Rowan. 1897—Daniel Russell, of New Hanover. 1765—William Tryon. 1901—Charles B. Aycock, of Wavne. 1771—Josiah Martin. 1905—Robert B. Glenn, of Forsvth. 1909— Governors Under the Constitution Elected By William W. Kitchin. of Person. 1913—Locke of the General Assembly. Craig, Buncombe. 1917—Thomas W. Bickett. of Franklin. 1776—Richard Caswell, of Lenoir. 1921—Cameron Morrison, of 1779—Abner Nash, of Craven. Mecklenburg. 1781——Thomas Burke, of Orange. ProvisionaJ Governor. 17S2 Alexander Martin, of Guilford. 1866—William W. Holden, of Wake. 1784—Richard Caswell, of Lenoir. 1787— Samuel Johnston, of Chowan. Lieutenant Governors Who Became Governors. 1789—Alexander Martin, of Guilford. 1854—Warren Winslow, of Cumberland. 1792—Richard Dobbs Spaight. Sr.. of Craven. 1861—Henry T. Clark, of Edgecombe. 1795—Samuel Ashe, of New Hanover. 1870—Tod R. Caldwell, of Burke. 1798—William R. Davie, of Halifax. 1S74—Curtis H. Brodgen. of Wayne. 1799—Benjamin Williams, of Moore. 1880—Thomas J. Jarvis. of Pitt. 1802—James Turner, of Warren. 1890—Thomas M. Holt, of Alamance. POPULATION—1910-1920 143 Population— 1910-1920

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Counties 1910 1920 Counties 1910 Alamance 28,712 32.718 494 Lee 11,376 Alexander 11.592 12.212 297 Lenoir 22.769 Alleghany 7,745 7,403 223 Lincoln 17.132 Anson 25,465 28,334 551 McDowell 13,588 Ashe 19,074 21.001 399 Macon 12.191 Avery 10,335 Madison 20.132 Beaufort 30,887 31.024 819 Martin 17.797 Bertie 23,039 23,993 712 Mecklenburg 67.031 Bladen 18,006 19,761 1,013 Mitchell 17,245 Brunswick 14,432 14,876 812 Montgomery 14,967 Buncombe 49,798 64.148 624 Moore 17,010 Burke 21,408 23.2y7 531 Nash 33,727 Cabarrus 26,240 33,730 387 New Hanover 32,037 Caldwell .- 20,579 19.984 507 Northampton 22,323 Camden 5,640 5,382 218 Onslow 14,125 Carteret 13,776 15,384 538 Orange 15,064 Caswell 14,858 15.759 396 Pamlico 9,966 Catawba 27,918 33,839 408 Pasquotank 16,693 Chatham 22,635 23,814 785 Pender 15,471 Cherokee 14,136 15,242 451 Perquimans 11,054 Chowan 11,303 10,649 161 Person 17,356 Clay 3,909 4.646 185 Pitt 36,340 Cleveland 29,494 34.272 485 Pclk 7,640 Columbus 28,020 30,124 937 Randolph 29,491 Craven 25,594 29,048 685 Richmond 19,673 Cumberland 35,284 35,064 1,008 Robeson 51.945 Currituck 7,693 7,268 273 Rockingham 36,442 Dare 4,841 5.115 405 Rowan 37,521 Davidson 29,404 35,201 563 Rutherford 28.3S3 Duplin 25,442 30,223 830 Sampson 29.982 Durham 35,276 42.219 284 Scotland 15.363 Edgecombe 32,010 37,995 515 Stanly 19.909 Forsyth 47,311 77,269 369 Stckes 20.151 Franklin 24,692 26,667 471 Surry 29,705 Gaston 37,063 51,242 359 Swain 10,403 Gates 10,433 10,537 356 Transylvania 7,191 Graham 4,749 4,872 302 Tjrrell 5,219 Granville 25,102 26,846 504 Union 33.277 Greene 13,083 16,212 258 Vance 19.425 Guilford 60.497 79 272 674 Wake 63.229 Halifax 37,646 43]766 681 Warren 20.266 Harnett 22,174 28,313 §96 Washington 11,062 Haywood 21,020 23,496 541 Watauga 13,556 Henderson 16,262 18,248 362 Wayne 35,698 Hertford 15,436 16.294 339 Wilkes 30,282 Hoke 11,722 Wilson 596 28,269 Hyde 8,840 8,386 Yadkin Iredell 34.315 37,956 592 15,428 Jackson 12,998 13,396 494 Yancey 12.072 Johnston 41,401 48.998 OSS Jcnes 8,721 9,912 403 Totals 2,206,287 144 POPUIiATION NOKTH CAROLINA CITIES AND TOWNS— 1900-192(1

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1920 1910 1900 1920 1910 1900 Abbottsburg 78 159 " Calypso 405 Aberdeen 858 794 559 Cameron 241 "'259 218

Acme 183 ' ' Candor 267 160 Advance 280 283 '273 Canton 2,584 1,393 "230 Ahoskie 1.429 924 302 Carrboro 1,129 Albemarle 2,691 2,116 1,382 Carthage 962 "'863 '"605 Alexander 118 Cary 645 383 333 Almond 146 98 Castalia 263 219 163 Andrews 1,634 936 Catawba 250 222 169 Angier 475 221 Cerro Gordo 262 323 123 Ansonville 375 221 Chadbourn 904 1,242 243 Ap?x 926 681 349 Chapel Hill 1,483 1,149 1,099 Archdale 178 145 182 Charlotte 46,338 34,014 18,091 Arden 151 137 Cherry 99 76 Asheboro 2,559 1,865 992 Cherryville 1.8S4 1,153 'i',008 Asheville 28,504 18,762 14,694 China Grove 1.027 852 887

Atkinson 296 115 Chucowinity 127 ' Atlantic 524 Claremont 435 297 "ieo Aulander 803 543 342 Clarendon 135 147 Aurora 524 440 314 Clarkton 368 276 Autryville 351 77 61 Clayton 1.423 1,441 754 Avden 1.673 990 557 Cleveland 366 426 198 Bailey 518 195 Clinton 2.110 1,101 958 Bakersville 416 '"5ii Clyde 363 344 244 Banner Elk 162 Coats 526 160 Bath 274 283 '"466 Colerain 215 189 '"267 Battleboro 309 211 229 Collettsville 123 80 57 Bayboro 349 370 292 Columbia 738 848 382 Eeargrass 108 56 Columbus 168 122 334 Beaufort 2,968 2,483 "2*,i95 Concord 9,903 8,715 7,910 Belhaven 1,816 2,863 383 Conetoe 160 158 132 Belmont 2,941 1,176 145 Conover 681 421 413 Benson 1,123 800 384 Contentnea 246 Bessemer City 2,176 1,529 1.100 Cornelius 1,141 833 1'ethel 800 469 457 Council 92 74 282 162 132 Big Lick Cove City 258 308 Biltmore 172 173 71 392 324 e Creedmoor Biscoe 755 97 Creswell 393 329 224 Black "l9K Crtek 274 219 Cronly 289 ~78 Black Mountain 531 311 200 Crouse 209 175 Bladenboro 459 276 Cumberland 80 300 343 Rock 338 261 "'33i Blowing Dallas 1,397 1,065 514 Boardman 828 796 604 Davidson 1,156 1,056 904 Bolivia 199 Delco 210 Bonsai 178 85 559 "326 Boone 374 179 155 Denton 243 282 199 Booneville 162 282 183 Denver 528 277 279 Bostic 206 209 97 Dillsboro 368 360 327 Brevard 1,658 919 584 Dobson 670 737 Bridgersville 50 Dover Bridgeton 548 348 Drexel 392 "'i64 Broadway 250 149 Dudley 240 Brookford 709 725 Dunn 2,805 1,823 1.072 Bryson 882 612 417 Durham 21.719 18,241 6,679 Buie 78 66 East Bend 508 522 444 Buies Creek 291 249 East Kings Mountain ... 383 Burlaw 1.040 956 387 East Laurinburg 541 577 Burlington 5,952 4,808 3,692 East Lumberton 1,011 881 Burnsville 422 207 East Spenrer 2.239 1.726 POPULATION NORTH CAROLINA CITIES AND TOWNS 146 POPULATION NORTH CAROLINA CITIES AND TOWNS—1900-1920

Mountain Island M MIIER OF MEN FROM EACH STATE WTIo SERVED IX TIIIO WORLD W'AK 117

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Wilkesboro 814 799 635 Woodland inn 312 ._, |2 Willianks 45 46 Woodleaf 1-7 Williaraston 1.800 1,574 912 Woodville 381 Wilmington 33.372 25.748 20,976 Worthville 397 393 167 Wilson 10,612 6,717 3,525 WrightsVillfl Beach 20 54 22 Windsor 1,210 68 1 597 . . . 254 130 2111 Winfall 288 289 222 Yadkin College Wingate 470 353 Y'adkinville 445 432 292 Winston-Salem 48,395 17,167 io',6o8 Yanei lyville 338 431 345 Winterville 650 1 s 1 243 Youngsville 370 Winton 489 624 688 Zebulon 953 4S3

Number of Men From Each State Who Served in the World War

State Army Navy (x) Mar. Total Rhode Island 19,544 7,'. i 158 27,256 Alabama 86,493 4,956 592 92,041 s. c 61,943 5,297 276 67,51* Arizona 12,145 1,593 283 14.1121 S. D 34,388 2.H25 Arkansas 70,691 4,748 452 75,891 Tennessee B7.842 California 130,320 27.248 3,969' 161,546 Texas 186,567 3.100 208, 28§ Colorado 39,829 5,242 1,441 46,512 Utah 20,110 1,994 B85 22,989 Connecticut 57,981 12,101 179 70,567 Vermont 10,838 L.668 73 12.570

121 . .. 1,039 Delaware . . 8,662 1,092 9,878 Virginia 84,621 12,353 Dist of Col. 18. 156 5,859 1.002 25,317 Wash 52.322 12,092

l i98 830 Florida 38,610 5.442 211 14.293 \V. Va i, 3,298 Georgia 99,029 8,266 1,172 108,467 Wis 113.701 13,691 1.111 Idaho 22,026 2,143 853 25.022 Wyoming 13. ion ""7 1 1.1"" Illinois 290,863 39,049 6.963 336,875 Alaska 2,437 100 2,537 Indiana 123,450 12,576 1.780 137,815 Guam 2 18 21< IOwa 114,437 10,796 1,058 1211.201 Hawaii 6,529 Kansas 73,178 8,230. 1,219 82,927 Porto Rico 19,153 10.57" 90 90 Kentucky ... S6.928 8,607 1,16 1 00.000 Samoa Louisiana ... 76,438 7,250 98fi B4.67J P. 1 265 1,785 2.177 Maine 28,076 5,407 116 Miseel 2.177 Maryland ... 54,409 9,100 1,268 64,876 ...'. .1. Mass 153,615 45,33" 2,70 1 201,748 Total Michigan .., 150.005 10.7!"' 3.1ns 170.so:i i\i \,,t Including Naval Ri Minnesota ... 111.830 11,052 2,855 128,737 who are not classified bj States Tie

I • 170 6 i i Connecticut . 57.3X4 12,101 Naval Reserve offici who rved Mississippi .. 02.850 4,898 558 68,315 which brin Missouri ... 118,011 18.10 1 3,867 170,975 Montana 42.050 2,000 1,30" 16,139 Nebraska 55,369 0.27 1 601 62,244 122 in \e ada 5,920 288 0.3:01 Population Growth X t 121,881 24,360 2,263 1.48,504 N M 14,409 1,53 1 02 16,005 United States New York ... 426,153 77.5:! 1 8,790 512.177 N C 81,577 7,312 021 92,510 1800 N D 29,905 1,720 353 31,987 [850 23.10 1 Ohio 232.011 I7.nn 6,391 255,803 _ 7- Oklahoma ... 92,848 r,032 ":: . 100,515 I Oregon 34,807 6,685 1,480 13,032 | 92,174 lQ5.Tin.< Penna 315, nil 38,784 6,366 890,25] m: n 148 NO. OF MEN FROM BACH STATE WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN WORLD WAR

Number of Men From Each State Who Lost Their Lives in the World War

State Army Navy Mar. Total I Nebraska 1,512 84 32 1,628 Nevada 162 5 3 170 Alabama 2.327 93 26 2,446 | New Hampshire .... 558 41 ID 609 Arizona 288 18 6 312 ] New Jersey 3,389 256 96 3,741 68 16 Arkansas 1,680 1,764 New Mexico 400 7 3 410 I California 2,964 324 116 3,401 New York 12,244 904 346 13,494 Colorado 989 60 47 1.096 North Carolina 2,505 107 33 2,645 Connecticut 1,804 140 15 1,959 North Dakota 1,200 33 19 1,252 Delaware 160 19 4 183 Ohio 6,173 230 184 6,687

Dist. of Columbia . . 408 83 19 510 Oklahoma 2,540 81 19 2,6a Florida 1.140 83 6 1,229 Oregon 850 70 48 968

Georgia . ". 2,855 86 68 3,009 Pennsylvania 10,324 429 231 11,054 Idaho 619 17 25 661 Rhode Island 499 97 5 601 Illinois 6.518 470 320 7,308 South Carolina 2,029 86 10 2.125 Indiana 2.601 193 69 2.863 South Dakota 1,044 26 13 1,083 Iowa 3,311 158 41 3,510 Tennessee 2,747 112 73 2,932 Kansas 2,257 137 51 2.445 Texas 4,739 259 121 5.119 Kentucky 2,415 150 70 2.635 Utah 504 30 41 575 Louisiana 2,174 109 43 2,326 Vermont 497 29 1 527 Maine 863 90 3 956 Virginia 2,462 214 47 2,723 Maryland 1,536 134 51 1.721 Washington 1,366 108 82 1,556 Massachusetts 4.133 519 130 4.782 West Virginia 1,697 43 34 1.774 Michigan 4.063 243 180 4,486 Wisconsin 3,697 178 3,943 Minnesota 3.281 141 132 3.554 Wyoming 405 13 422 Mississippi 1,613 96 26 1.735 Miscellaneous 376 127 503 Missouri 4,002 273 160 4,435 Montana 25 26 1,413 1,464 I Total 119,333 7.367 3.279 129,979

Number of Cars Registered By Counties For Registration Year Ending June 30, 1922 There were 155.834 cars registered in North Carolina by the Secretary of State for the registration year ending June 30. 1922. The State collected during same period. $3,101,116.95 automobile and gasoline tax. No. Counties Cars Alamance 2,380 Alexander 644 Alleghany 158 Anson 1,406 Ashe 218 Avery 200 Beaufort 1,743 Bertie 1,294 Bladen 63 1 Brunswick 238 Buncombe 3,911 Burke 664 Ca' arrus 2,337 Caldwell 802 Camden 178 Carteret 347 Caswell 921 Catawba 2,416 Chatham 1,159 Cherokee 218 Chowan 545 Clay 46 Cleveland 2,288 Columbus 1,060 Craven 1.456 Cumberland 1,931 Currituck 387 PROPERTY VAXES FOR 1920 AND 1921 149

Comparative Figures For Property Values , For 1920- 21, and Income of Counties 1920 Values 1921 Values Total Tax Counties— 1921

Alamance $ 38,585,564 $ 33,076.623 i 3H2.795 Alexander 10,006,728 7.934,469 115.936 Alleghany 6,880,982 6,620,750 33.439 Anson 27.764.994 22.438,708 227.211 Ashe 17.731,331 12.914,464 132,905 Avery 6.280,504 6.032,949 96.875 Beaufort 40.880,949 30.238,601 318.304 Bertie 20.804,864 15.627.207 173,312 Bladen 17.146,224 14,639.386 179.973 Brunswick 11,425.583 10.012,251 113.119 Buncombe 86.246.280 92,550.421 917.550 Burke 19,655.619 15,000,000 200,000 Cabarrus 49.473.505 41,536,608 386.435 Caldwell 18.428,215 17,865,749 185.874 Camden 4,795,744 3,825,864 M.<2! Carteret 14,890.402 13,619,389 158,687 Caswell 13.322,159 10.250,000 150.000 Catawba 40,954,920 33,098,845 342.959 Chatham 19.462.733 14,790.147 201.059 Cherokee 9.152.121 8,497,302 150,722 Chowan 10_.610.469 10,562,921 94.219 Clay 2,857,119 2,750,000 50,000 Cleveland 42.752.747 34,978.562 295.952 Columbus 27.3727979 21.610.488 241.236 Craven 42,197,970 30.391,368 318,435 Cumberland 32,284,822 30,290.654 338.319 Currituck 6.074,106 5,518.659 61.461 Dare 2.887.528 1.145,234 27,563 Davidson 46,975.701 32,313.701 380.736 Davie 14,850,386 12.486,651 129.578 Duplin 33.698,352 28.486.651 258.995 Durham 1227729.157 82.582.127 757.042 Edgecombe 48,988.008 33.446,145 418.802 Forsyth 147,721,233 141,899.429 802.309 Franklin 24,'305,771 16,487.226 169,935 G aston 69.447,734 707.085 , 82,575.749 Gates 8,9307094 7,510,687 76.336 Graham 10.156.637 5.505.497 53.759 Granville 25.544.441 22 274 322 288.769 Greene 20.268,882 14io22_160 183,514 Guilford 1277832.767 136.642,953 899,738 Halifax 53.632.178 387052.237 560.164 Harnett 21,822,280 23,586.265 286,204 Haywood 25.661.356 20.108,592 158.192 Henderson 147912.028 16.437.7S1 219,577 Hertford 15.481,014 11,139,135 142.172 Hoke 14_.712.331 10,661,195 108.340 Hyde 14.3457875 7.863. 508 93.375 Iredell 45.159.184 43.429,929 303.:. i:< Jackson 12.755.596 10,283,797 120. I'll Johnston 62.776,640 42 272 227 870.059 Jones 11,635.820 7|07o!278 90.1179 Lee 14.338,819 111.902,0111 Lenoir 47.u27.816 82,080,850 355. ."i"9 Lincoln 10.250,057 15.642,942 196.509 Macon 7,211,285 8.584.421 75.080 Madison 14,542.725 111. 533. 360 1S2.112 Martin 25.383.290 17. 11''.. 713 1S7.972

McDowell .' 21,557.312 19,168,007 210.835 Mecklenburg 145.017,688 123,164.486 1,050.889 Mitchell 11.022.725 in. 199.989 111.654 Montgomery 10.351.541 15.851,855 182.199 Moore 24,070,719 lil.H77.7iil l'., 389 Nash 51,256,489 31.8117.403 518.091 New Hanover 56, 109,798 58,858,088 715.55< Northampton 20,848.478 15,060.528 178,938 Onslow 15,516,408 11,708/481 i 18.987 Orange 18,550,247 15,518.244 178,690 Pamlico 7,797.878 5,498.919 00,484 Pasquotank 21.031.1 15 .:(.'.:. 211,488 Pender 137862.0 12 10,901, 281 1 12,965 Perquimans 8,979,810 8,096,1 1 1 L50 iJiixi) issrEs r,v the state of north Carolina

' '—* - : r-r- r^ — 1920 Values 1921 Values. Counties •

Persons ! 17,47^,245 Pitt 56,887,294 Polfe 9,314,123 Randolph 27,625,345 Richmond 31,325,804 Robeson 71,385,618 Rockingham 78,263.364 Rowan 54,078?21S Rutherford 34,409,968 Sampson 34,694,412 Scotland 31,535,992 Stanly 39,731,421 Stokes 16,437,947 Surry 30,097,416 Swain 13,244,303 Transylvania 8,640,623 Tyrrell 4,513.819 Union 34,403,408 Vance 30,037,293 Wake 87,122,735 Warren 19,826,798 Washington 11,918,212 Watauga 11,542,401 Wayne 70,378^520 Wilkes 18,673,026 Wilson 63,950,110 Yadkin 12,503,324 Yancey 10,S21,649

Totals. BOND ISSUES BY THE STATE OF NORTH* CAROLINA 151

Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1929 165,000.00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1930 165,000.00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1931 165,000.00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1932 165,000.00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1933 165,o60\M) Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1934 165,000.00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1935 165,000.00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1936 165, 000. no Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1937 165.000.00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1938 165,000.00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1939 165,000.00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1940 165,000.00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1941 .... 165,000.00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1942 165,000.00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1943 165,000.00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1944 165. .00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1945 165,000.00 Dated Jan. 1922, due Jan. 1946 165,000.00 3,300,000.00 4%% Highway Construction, Serial, Dated July 1, 1921, due $200,000 annually, $6,000,000.00 Dated Jan. 1, 1922, due $300,000 annually, 9,000,000.00 15,000,000.00 5% Highway Construction, Serial, Dated July 1921, due July 1931 $ 12,600.00 Dated July 1921, due July 1941 15,000.00 Dated July 1921, due July 1951 25,000.00 Dated July 1921, due July 1961 4,500,000.00 4,552,600.00 4% Administrative Bldg., dated July 1911, due July 1951 250,000.00 5% Funding, Dated Feb. 1922, due Feb. 1937 $ 750,000.00 Dated Feb. 15, 1922, due Feb. 1942 750,000.00 Dated Feb. 15, 1922, due Feb. 1947 1,500,000.00 Dated Feb. 15, 1922, due Feb. 1952 1,500,000.00 4,500,000.00 5% Ed. and Char. Inst., dated July 1921, due July 1961 ... 3,372,000.00

$38,325,600.00

NOTES OUTSTANDING DECEMBER 4, 19^2 5.90% State Public School Fund Notes, dated Jan. 15. 1922, due Jan. 15, 1924 $ 710,000.00 4% Funding Notes, dated October 1, 1922, $1,000,000.00 due July 1, 1923; $4,000,000.00 due October 1, 1923. (Issue to refund $5,000,000.00 5.95% Notes) 5,000,000.00 Citizens National Bank, Raleigh, N. C, Note dated Oct. 18, 1922, due Jan. 18, 1923, (For money borrowed in anticipation of the $1,4000,000.00 appropriation for school taxes) 100,000.00 Citizens National Bank, Raleigh, N. C. Note dated Oct. 18, 1922, due Jan. 18, 1923. (For Money borrowed in anticipation of the $1,400,000.00 appropriation for school taxes) 100,000.00 Citizens National Bank, Raleigh, N. C. Note dated Aug. LB, 1922, due Feb. 15, 1923. (Note of Supt. of Public In- struction for printing, above appropriation) 5,71 I 00 Citizens National Bank, Raleigh, N. C. Note dated June 21, 1922, due March 21, 1923. (Note of Caswell Train- ing school) i98 08

$ 6,991.:: i L' us 132 THE NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL (HARD

The North Carolina National Guard I20TH INFANTRY 2D SQ. I09TH CAVALRY Colonel Commanding, Don E. Scott, Gra- Major Wade V. Bowman, Hickory, Com- ham. manding. Lieut. -Colonel John H. Manning, Raleigh. Sq. Hdqrs, Det., Hickory, Lieut. J. L. Major Commanding, 1st Bn., J. W. Jenkins, Murphy, Jr., Commanding. Henderson. Troop E, Lincolntou, Capt. A. S. Lineber- Major Commanding, 2nd Bn., John B. ger. Commanding. Mayes, Jr., Oxford. Troop F, Asheville, Capt. E. F. Jones, Com- Major Commanding, 3rd Bn., Graham K. manding. Hobhs, Wilmington. Troop G, Hickory, Capt. Earl T. Edwards, Major M. G. Officer, Ralph R. Faison, Commanding. Greensboro. Med. Det., Lincolnton, Capt. B. M. Brad- Capt., Adjutant, C. A. Gosney, Raleigh. ford, Commanding.

Capt. , Intelligent Officer, H. Sprague Silver, Sep. Troop D, Andrews, Capt. F. W. Swan, Raleigh. Commanding. Capt., Supply Officer, James H. Mobley, SEPARATE UNITS Reidsville. No. Capt., Chaplain, Theodore Partrick, Ply- Veterninary Co., 105, Asheville, Capt. mouth. E. L. Shuford, "Commanding. Co. 105th North Hq. Co., Reidsville, Capt. Allen H. Gwyn, A, Engrs., Wilkesboro. Commanding. Capt. E. P. Robinson, Commanding. 421st C. Service Co., Raleigh, Capt. A. L. Fletcher, Co., A C, Wilmington, Capt. Commanding. R. S. McClelland, Commanding. 30th Howitzer Co., Gastonia, Capt. S. B. Dalley, Sig. Co., Canton, Capt. W. V. Dor- Commanding. sey. Commanding. Co. 200th A. 1st. Bn. Ha. Co., Oxford, Lieut. E. E. G, Art, A., Raeford, Capt. R. B. Fuller, Commanding. Lewis, Jr., Commanding. 115th Arab. Co. A, Burlington, Capt. W. V. Copeland, Co.. Edenton, 'Capt. M. P. Commanding. Whiehard, Commanding. Q. M. Lieut. Co. B, Warrenton, Capt. John Rodgers, Corps, Raleigh, Charles Bar- Commanding. den, Commanding. Co. C, Henderson, Capt. James C. Cooper, Commanding. Co. D, Durham, Capt. M. B. Fowler, Com- of Sun and manding. Eclipses 2nd Bn. Hq. Co., Greensboro, Lieut. Dewitt Reynolds, Commanding. Moon, 1923 Co. E, Concord, Capt. Kenneth E. Cald- The year 1923 is notable for a total eclipse well, Commanding. of the sun, September 10, the first since 1918 Co. F, Charlotte, Capt. Melvin E. Cald- to be visible in the United States and the last well, Commanding. until 1925. The path of total obscuration will Co. G, Winston-Salem, Capt. H. S. Beck, be 105 miles wide and the central line will pass Commanding. among the islands off the southern coast ot Co. H, Waynesville, Capt. W. F. Swift, California. The northern limit of totality Commanding. will lie one mile to the northeast of Santa 3rd Bn. Hq. Co., Wilmington, Lieutenant Barbara, twenty-five miles to the southwest Charles H. Burnett, Commanding. of Los Angeles, ten miles to the southwest of Co. I, Plymouth, Capt. Ben A. Sumner, Long Beach, and seventeen miles to the Commanding. northeast of San Diego. California is the State in Co. K, Mt. Gilead, Capt. J. J. Carroll, only which the total phase will be Commanding. visible. at Co. L, Parkton, Capt. J. B. Malloy, Com- Eclipse begins Raleigh (Eastern Time), manding. at 3:42 p. m. A small of the the Co. M, Wilson, Capt. James C. Dempsey, partial eclipse moon on Commanding. night of March 2, visible in the United States, beginning at 9:28 p. m., and at 11:36 Med. Det, Graham, Capt. J. N. Taylor, ending Commanding. p. m.. Eastern standard time. Visible gen erally in Europe, the Atlantic Ocean and in II7TH FIELD ARTILLERY North and South America. A small partial eclipse of the moon visible Capt. Godfrey Cheshire, Raleigh, Adjutant. in the United States the morning of August Lieut. J. G. Ashe, Raleigh. Int. Plans and 26, beginning at 4:52 a. m., and ending at Officer. Training a. 6:27 m. . Eastern standard time; the moon Lieut. J. B. Thorp, Greensboro, Supply setting eclipsed in the Eastern States. Visible Officer. generally in North America, the Pacific l?t. Bn. Hq. Det. and Com. Tn., Toungs- Ocean and Australia. ville, Capt. R. E. Underwood, Commanding. Battery A, Goldsboro, Capt. E. R. Michaux, Commanding. Secretaries of The 1 Navy. attery B. Louisburg, Capt. Hugh W. Perry, Commanding. North Carolina has furnished only five Cab- inet officers, and each of tn; five were Battery C, Hendersonville, Thos. J. Secretary Capt. of the Hyder, Commanding. Navy They were: John Branch—Appointed March 9. 1829. Battery D, New Bern, Capt. A. T. Willis. Geo. E. Badger—Appointed March 5. 1841. Commanding. W. A. Graham—Appointed July 20. 1850

Med. Det . Goldsnoro, Capt. A. J. Elling- J. C. Dobbin—Appointed March 5. 1853. ton, Commandin". Jo^ephns Daniels—Appointed March 5. 1913. SOME OUTSTANDING FACTS ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA

Some Outstanding Facts About North Carolina

North Carolina leads all the states in the manufactures more tohacco than any other average production of cotton to the acre with city in the world. the exception of Missouri, which produces only North Carolina has the largest denim mill a small quantity of cotton. in the world— at Greensboro. the states in the North Carolina leads all North Carolina has the largest damask mill production of tobacco. in the world— at Greensboro. Carolina raises more than North peanuts North Carolina has the largest towel fac- other State. any tory in the world—at Kannapolis. North Carolina ranks fifth in the total value North Carolina has the largest underwear of its agricultural products, $342,637,000 for factory in the world—at Lexington. 1922. In Western North Carolina's hardwood North Carolina leads the Southern States In values the in the forests and Eastern North Carolina's pine added to raw materials of forests are found the richest and largest sup- process manufacturing. North Carolina has thie second plies of lumber in the Eastern half of the largest in the United States. hydro-electric development world. The talc mined in North Carolina commands North Carolina has the largest hosiery in the with the highest price of any mined in the manufacturing concern world United States. headquarters in Durham and a chain of mills North Carolina mines 75 per cent of all in a number of cities. the mica mined in the United States. North Carolina manufacturers one-fourth of North Carolina ranks first in the quality the tobacco products manufactured in tho of feldspar produced in the United States. United States—leading all other States. North Carolina has two coal mining fields. North Carolina leads the South In the num- Only one other city in the United States ber of furniture factories in the capital in- manufactures more furniture than does one vested ; the number of operatives employed ; North Carolina—at High Point. the variety of products and the value of th» A North Carolina city—Winston-Salem— annual output.

Optometrists Adams, J. E., Jonesboro. Giddens, J. F., Morehead City. J. Oxford Allen, L. H. , Burlington. Hall, G., Alexander, L. I., Asheville. Hall. A. S., Oxford Allen, Miss Leona, Hendersonville. Hadley, Z. T., Graham. Baisanar, Geo. E., Hickory. Hackney. J. D., Franklinville. .1. Baxter, J. O., New Bern. Hardister, W. , Newton. Bell, VV. L, Tarboro. Hamrick. F. A.. Shelby. Berke, Edward, Goldsboro. Hatheway. J. D., Elizabeth City. Bell, A. L, Belhaven. Hardin, C. H., Shelby. Best, W. L., Greenville. Hawkins, W. H., Hendersonville. Bernau, R. C, Greensboro. Harrison, N. A., Asheville. Blauvett. E. M., Wilson. Hage, F. J., Goldsboro. Brown, John B., China Grove. Hight. E. E.. Hickory. S. Lincolnton. Bell, A. L., Jr., Belhaven. Houser, P., H. Cox, N. P., Asheboro. Huggins, A., Wilmington. C. Asheville. Cordle, H. J., Littleton. Honnes, H., Cunnings, T. H., Greensboro. Harris, Max, Mt. Olive. Winston-Salem. Campbell, John T., Washington. Hedrick, J. W., E.' Roekford. Carson, J. M., Durham. Harbour, D.. Holleman, T. E., Winston-Salem. Conner, Chas." W. , Asheville. H. Day, Fred. N., Winston-Salem. Humphries, B., Rockingham. Franklin. Davis, Jere, Waynesville. Jamison, Grover, F. Roland. Davis, W. L., Plymouth. Jordan, F., T. ('.. Smlthfleld. Deans, J. E. North Wilkesboro. Jordan, O. . Burlington. Denny, C. F.. Wilson. Jones, L J. W . Dunn Downs, A, C, Clyde. Jordan, .1. Marion. Drake, R. H., Wilson. Johnson, II.. Justice, Z. K,, Davidson. Doerner, J. C. , Raleigh. Dula, A. W., Lenoir. Jordan, L. K., Smlthfleld K. Dunn. Day. Henry B., Wilmington. Jordan. A.. oxford. Denison, Jack C. Asheville. Knight, J. w., VV. A . Wilmington Essex. A. J., Hickory. Kamer, <;. B., Greensboro. Feilds, J. T., Laurinburg. Klrkman, >'. L . Concord. Franklin, S. L, Greensboro. Lang, Charlotte. Frasier, W. G.. Durham. Levy, Sam, ii i ani, w .. Salisbury. Fost, II. M. , Asheville. 0. Burlington Futrell, J. T.. Rich Square. I.i.v. C, Leonard. H. II.. Mount Airy. Fisher, F. II., Winston-Salem. K. A.. Lenoir. Field, G. S., Stony Creek. Link. Gardner, F. K., Asheville. Little, X. ('.. Salisbury. i> . Hamlel Gholson, A. W„ Henderson. Langston, E. B. B., Reldsvllle Giddens, R. I., Goldsboro. Mace, 154 CHIBOPB ACTORS

Point. Madures, J. V., Salisbury. Rones, Max, High Mahler. F. W., Raleigh. Scbaffer, Julius, Fayetteville. Mallard, Mrs. Cecil M., Lincoln ton. Schaffer, L. G., Rocky Mount. Lincolnton. Mann, J. ('.. Apex. Sherrill, W. M.. Mewborn, 1!. P.. Snow Hill. Silverman, A., Wilmington. Mewborn, G. L., LaGrange. Sisk. Chas. T., Bryson City. S. Durham. Mewborn, ,1. H, Kinston. Snider, M., Milgram, M. Von, Rocky Mount. Smith, Howard, Monroe. Charlotte. Miller, U. E., Rockwell. Southerland, Odell, Hill. Morrison, R. J., Cherryville. Sorrell, W. B., Chapel Morris, W. B., Gastonia. Spingler, A. G., Baleigh. McCullough, J. \V., Lexington. Stames, F. E., Albemarle. Mclntyre. W. S., Altamahaw. Stone, R. G., Laurinburg. Martin, H. R., Mayodan. Schiffman, H. A., Greensboro. Mewborn, V. H., Kinston. Sancton, J. E.. Clayton. Minius, E. F., New Bern. Selig, J. W.. Elizabeth City. Morris, D. A., Durham. Shearin, T. A., Warrenton. MePherson, R. C, Mooresville. Smith, Howard, Monroe. Odom, J. Henry, Nashville. Southerland, B. A., Charlotte. Palmer, Geo. D., Wilson. Spence, E. B., Goldsboro. Barker, H. R., LaGrange. Staley, D. F., High Point. Pearson, W. L., Fairmont. Staley, A. P.. High Point. Perry, John D., Winstcn-Salem. Stewart, P. A., Dunn. Pierce, D. A., Maxton. Taylor, J. W., Greensboro. Powell, J. B., Asheville. Tesh, J. Fred. High Point. Parker, W. W., Lumberton. Tesh, J. M., Beidsville. C. Wilmington. Parker, G. L. , B*>cky Mount. Vineburg, P., Patton, W. H., Morganton. Vogler, H. E., Winston-Salem. Patterson, K. H., Henderson. Van, Sleen, Gastonia. Petree, G. F., Winston-Salem. Welch, W. P., High Point. Pierce, E. C, Gastonia. Whittenton, J. W., Benson. Balls, Floyd, Clinton. Whitfield, G. L., Franklinton. Bapport, Sam., Durham. Wilson. H. D., Shelby. Rosenthall, D., Wilson. Wolf, F. B., Beaufort. W. Newton. Rountree, C. E. , Greenville. Wagoner, M., Ruddock, W. O., Kings Mountain. Wagoner, B. F., Newton. Reed, G. W., Clover, Va. Walker. E. N., Winston-Salem. Rayburn, F. B., Asheville. Wakefield, B. F., Charlotte. Riff, F. A., Louisburg. Williams, D. L., Winston-Salem. Statesville. Bice, J. O., Asheville. Woodard. B. W.. Boberts, F. C, Charlotte. Wynn. B. D., Raleigh. Robinson, Samuel, Asheville Walker, Nat, Winstonu Salem.

Chiropractors Bremmer, Chas., Henderson. Kosterman, J. A., Fayetteville. Betts, Ralph A., Durham. Leonard, J. F. G., Beepsville. Brown, Ernest C, Sanford. Samuel, Levy, Charlotte. Brown, Isabell E., Winston-Salem. Love, W. P., Charlotte. J. Lexington. Bowman, W. I., Beidsville. McCullouch, W.. Mooresville. Brown, J. Henri, Baleigh. McGee, Baymond L., Ball, J. B., Greenville. Miller, A. C, Statesville. Coleman, S. D., Boxboro. Miller, Mary Lou, Bockingham. Lenoir. Carlson, C. I., Greensboro. Miller, B. G., Cathey, Eva, Boeky Mount. Murray, Willard E. , Apex. E. J., Charlotte. Cox, Eugene L. , Winston-Salem. O'Brien, Cox, Bobert M., Winston-Salem. Porter, B. M., Kinston. George D.. Wilson. Credeman, C. H. , Greensboro. Palmer, Cunningham, J. M., New Bern. Patterson, Irene, Liberty. Cox, C. C, Durham. Pfaff, J. C, Marion. Carlson, Evelyn, Greensboro. Pratt, F. P., Leaksville. Cox, Jeter P., Mt. Airy. Perkins, F. L., Spencer. DuFrense, E. L, Washington. Baby, G. \V, Hickory.

Davis, B. B. , Asheville. Bamsaure, Bobert, Shelby. Elliott, G. C. Wilmington. Bogers, E. E.. Knowille. Eshelman, Lucy, North Wilkesboro. Boney, Bobert H.. Rocky Mount. Elmore, Harry G., Spencer. Schiller, Jacques, Asheville. Florman, Erick, High Point. Small. J. C, Gastonia. Groves, M. H., Charlotte. Shauers, J. A., Concord. Green, Eunice, Marshville. Shelmire, Celia T., Asheville. Hall, S., Wilmington. B. F. D. 2. Splude, T. C, Albemarle. Hodgin, Roy I., Asheboro. Stirewalt, H. A., China Grove. E. L. Greensboro. Hodgin, Clay, Lumberton. Stout, , Hales, J. B., Goldshoro. Smith, E. E., Murphy. Hoff, F. T., Raleigh Smith, Carl B., Winston-Salem. Hull, M. E., Durham. Todd, Kenneth, Charlotte. Henderson, C. E., Charlotte. Tucker & Tucker, Asheville. Jeffcoat, G. H., Burlington. Weidman, Maude E.. Goldsboro. Jarrett, B. M., Shelby, Forest City. Woodall. J. W., Asheville. Jeffcoat, W. C, Burlington. Ward, J. A., Hillsboro. Johnson, B. F., Smithfield. Wooton, Wm. K., Fayettevjlle. PATTEKSON SI EMOIUAL (I P Patterson Memorial Cup The Patterson Memorial Cup was given by 1910—R. D. W. Connor, for "Cornelius Mrs. Landsay Patterson, of Winston-Salem, in Harnett: An In North 11 1, " Essay Carolina memory of her father, William Houston Pat- tory. terson. It is given "To that resident of the 1911 —Archibald Henderson, for "George State who, during the twelve months from Bernard Shaw: His Life and Works." September 1st of the previous year to Sep- 1912—Clarence Poe, for "Where Half the tember 1st of the year of the award, has World is Waking Up." displayed either in prose or poetry, without 1913—Horace Kephart, for "Our Southern regard to its length, the greatest excellence Highlanders." and the highest literary skill and genius." 1911—J. G. deR. Hamilton, for "Recon- To date, the following awards have been struction in North Carolina." made: 1915—William Louis Poteat, for "The New 1905—John Charles McNeill, for poems later Peace." reprinted in book form as "Songs, Merry and 1916—No award. Sad." 1917—Mrs. Olive Tilford Dargan. for "The 1906—Edwin Mims, for "Life of Sidney Cycle's Rim." Lanier." 1918—No award. 1907—Kemp Plummer Battle, for "History 1919—Miss Winnifred Kirkland, for "Th.' of the University of North Carolina." New Death." 1908—Samuel A'Court Ashe, for "History 1920—No award. of North Carolina, Vol. I." 1921—No award. 1909—Clarence Poe, for "A Southerner in 1922—Josephus Daniels, for "Our Navv At Europe." War."

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In connection with its year's work on the newspaper situation, Col- lier's offered sixty prizes of fifty dollars each in the cities and regions of the United States and Canada for the best letters from readers concerning their newspapers. It prints the prize-winning letters. In its issue of last week it prints the prize North Carolina letter—It was written by Dr. G. M. Cooper, of Clinton, and his subject was "The News and Observer." Colliers' paid Dr. Cooper fifty dollars for the letter, as it paid fifty-nine others who wrote the best criticism concerning newspapers in all States. These letters have been interesting and illuminat- ing and helpful both to the public and to the editors. It is a good thing for an editor to read the opinion of a subscriber, particularly when a great newspaper, like Colliers' thinks enough of the opinion of the writer to pay fifty dollars for it. If he is a wise editor he will be helped by candid criticisms. Dr. Cooper's is most kind, but is the sort of criticism of which it was said by the highest authority: "Faith- ful are the wounds of a friend." Here is his article for which Colliers' paid Dr. Cooper fifty dollars: RALEIGH, N. C. I read the daily "News and Observer" of Raleigh, N. C. That paper is an institution. It is read by something like seventy-five thousand people, two-fifths of whom hate it like the Devil, but read it just the same. "Why? Because they have to. Its policies make and unmake Governors, Senators, Judges and lights of lesser magnitude. Politically it is mightier than all the politicians and bosses in the State, for the simple reason that it is backed by public opinion. Ask any of the enemies why they read The News and Observer and the answer is always the same: ''It publishes the news." That is lit- erally the truth; nothing of real interest is suppressed. By "news" I do not mean the sickening stories of crime and domestic infelicity that fill the columns of most daily papers. I mean news of political importance or of significance to society in general. In other words, its news matter is clean and healthy. In its editorials it reflects the best thought of the soundest thinkers in the country and especially the South. Another good reason for the influence wielded by this paper is its direct personal appeal. No one knows or cares who owns its stock, but every line it publishes is universally regarded as the honest, sin- cere convictions of the editor. To illustrate this point: It is Demo- cratic in politics, and whenever a Republican speaker or paper alludes to an editorial in The News and Observer they always refer to "Jose- phus" (its editor is Josephus Daniels). That is "personal journalism" which might make even a Nelson or a Watterson take notice. No mortal man can measure the influence which this one paper exerts. It has fought and won many battles for better conditions in North Caro- lina. Its voice has been remarkably clear for the people against special privilege in national affairs. Much more might be said in commendation of this paper, which for many a year to come bids fair to continue master of the newspaper field in this section of the South. But what I have said is sufficient to illustrate its power for good. On the other hand what criticism have I to offer? Very little. First, and chief, it is not at all times and in all things consistent. For in- stance, it carries no whiskey advertisements, but thousands of its friends are frequently forced to blush with shame at some of its glaring patent medicine announcements. 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