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of 1415 E. 14th St. and Michael
and Meda Pearsall of 732 N.
Stratford Road. Their investments
range from nearly 40
parcels controlled by the Walkers
to 20 or more each owned by
Ogburn, Hooper and the Pearsails.
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Among the largest property
owners, Thomas Hooper, who
runs the Hooper Funeral Home
in East Winston, is the only
African-American.
Current tax records show_that '
another dozen investors, including
three African-Americans,
are listed as owning from 10 to
nearly 20 parcels of property,
again mainly residential .structures
and properties.
The principal property owners
in this category are: H.K.
Ogburn, H. Kapp Ogburn Jr.,
Kapp Obgurn and Sons Realty,
304 Upton St.; D. Elwood
Clinard of 630 W. Fourth St.;
J.D.L. Castle Corp. of 102 E.
Seventh St.; GUmore Investments
Inc., Jerry C. GUmore Jr. and
Jerry C. GUmore III of 1609 N.
Liberty; Crestview Partners and
Philip W. Johnson of 200 W.
Third St.; H.L. and Almeda
Crotts of 1314 Old Salisbury
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Road; Jack A. and Madelyn
CUnard Baynes of 4417 Erie
Drive; Dillon and Hastings Realty,
Kernersv|lle; Hnijj? Really
Partners of Raleigh; Charles and
Marie Koves of Dobson; I.B.
ave a contrasting look, inset, his
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Swaim Sr., Lola Swaim and l.B.
Swaira Jr. of 4835 Old Rural Hall
Road; Lewis Hubbard and Hubbard
Realty of 285 S. Stratford .
Road; the late Rober Shoaf of
624 W. 24th St.; L.B. Baldwin in
association with Virginia
Baldwin, D.G. Kimel and D.L.
Cook at 212 W. Fourth St.; and
Charles A. McLean of 1750 N.
Jackson.
The Gilmores, Shoaf and
McLean are African-American.
1 In a fourth category of multiple
property ownership, those
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residential parcels or properties
are:
J.L. Newton Jr. of 105 W.
Fourth St., Milton Crotts of
Clemmons, William H. Andrews
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of 3640 Spaulding Drive, Thomas ,
L. Blakley of 801 Dawson, James
S. Massey of Roaring Gap,
Olivette H. Bynum of 1844 Ken- t
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614 Oaklawn, Nell H. Wilson of ^
Rural Hall, Lewis P. Gregory of <
3824 Forest Valley Road, ,
Dorothy C. Felder of 2000
Locust St., Nancy Gray Starbuck
of 3917 Southdale, Forrest R. .
Smith of 2025 Raleigh Drive,
Nero Davis of 402 E. 17th St., 1
Carolyn N. Hathaway of 735
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1444 Hattie Ave., Allen S.
Goslen of 2400 Merrimont Drive,
Carl Russell of 822 N. Ridge,
Qtls Parrish, P.O. Box 16435 and
Clark Brown and Sons Inc. of
727 N. Patterson.
Among investors with fewer
than five East Winston properties
were Joan Dlze of 233 Hearthside,
Bob Dahmer of Pfafftown,
Donald Bailey of
Lewisville, Garland Jones of 214
Cheltenham Drive, D.W. Andrews
Jr. of 1315 Excelsior, Tom
Andrews of 3802 Bark wood,
Quinter Inc. of 4351
Johnsborough Court, Paul
Cloud of 813 Cameron, James H.
Lowery of 1611 25th St., Wayne
and Sandra Shugart of 1795
Robinhood Road, John W.
Meeks of 3421 Jeketer Drive.
Helen CUnard of Pfafftown,
Roger Sessoms of Raleigh and
David Cooper of 3294
Kernersville Road.
There are a number of middleclass
neighborhoods, mainly to
the east of traditional East
Winston, where virtually all of
the homes are ownei^occupied.
Where there is a high percentage
of owhci *uiiupicd d*cllin&j,
such as around Maryland Avenue
and in the Slater-Gerald Street
and Eldora Street-Dellabrook
Road neighborhoods, property is
well-maintained and assessments
are high.
In addition to the concentra:ion
of residential property in the
Viands of private investors, the ci:y
of WinstonrSalem and Forsyth
bounty are listed as owners of a
iubtantial number of parcels of
property in East Winston, which
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