Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-10-01
the matter.
the matter.
Yours very truly,
F. N. MCCUBBINs.
NORTH CAROLINA
WEEKLY REVIEW

The following record of industrial
activity lists items showing investment
of capital, employment of labor and
business activities and opportunities.
: Rutherfordton - Construction to
start soon on new Federal building.
Marion-Belk's Department Store
opened for business.
Wendell-Construction practically
completed on new gin building.
Marion-First National Bank and
Merchants and Farmers Bank of Ma
rion merged.
Louisburg-F. w. Wheless, IT,,
will open mems furnishings store about
October 1st.
Lillington-Postal Telegraph Co.
installed 24-hour service in this city.
Lumberton - About 100000
pounds of tobacco sold here during
recent week.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nearing COM
pletion on James an Poteat stores.
Wendell-Bank of Wendell now do
ine business in building formerly oc-
cupied by Farmers and Merchants
Bank, corner of Main and Third
streets.
Lenoir-Furniture shipment valu-
ed at about $1,0OO,0O0 made by man
ufacturers of this city and Valmead
during August.
Elizabeth City - Extension of
Southern avenue from city pavement
to far end of State Normal Schovi
campus will be hard surfaced.
Wilmington - Terminix Co. of
North Carolina with headquarters in
Greensboro, opened branch office here
at 204 Princess street.
Fayetteville = Stockholders and d.
rectors approved sale of fairgrounds of
Cape Fear Agricultural Association to
State Highway Commission.
Apex-Mrs. Moseley and MI. Du-
rant will open hotel in this city.
Southport-Renairs underway on
building and dock of local canning
company.
Clinton-Royal Furniture Co. plan
to open mortuary in old Carr home
at corner of Falson and McKoy
streets.
Smithheld-J. E. Lassiter received
$4,000 contract for construction of
new clubhouse for Woman's Club to
be located on North Second street.
Wilmington - Alexander Sprunt
and Son granted permission to con-
ping yards at foot of Walnut street.
Rutherfordton-Local post office
reports that receipts for August, this
year, were 1904, as compared to $40S
in August last year.
Elizabeth City-Sun room erected
to Woman's Club building.
Misunderstanding Improvements
made to Carolina Theatre.
Lexington-Grading and topsoil
work progressing on Highway No.
80 from Mocksville to Fork church
toward this city.
Troy-H. P. Efrd Co. will install
seed cleaning outfit in their store Oh
Main street.
Construction underway on six miles
of Highway No. 2S from Glade Gan
to Nantahal River.-Chy County
News, Hayesrile.
Marion-T. W. Wilson opened store
in this city.
Southport-Carolina Inn being re-
conditioned and will be operated by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Carlton.
Elizabeth City-New intricate sys-
tenn of controls installed for draw
spans of new P%asquotank River
bridge.
Wilmington-Justice Grocery Co.
opened for business at corner of
Twelfth and Chestnut streets.
Taylorsville-Golden Belt Manu-
featuring Co. reopened their local bus
mess.
New Greensboro bus operating from
Leaksville-Spray via Stoneville and
Madison.
Asheboro-H. H. Clothing Co. OPP
ened for business in building recently
vacated by Crosland's Store.
Marion-H. C. Mills took over Nc
Dowell Cafe.
Asheboro-Construction underway
on addition to east side of Cetwick
Silk Mills of this city.