GREETINGS
ISENHOUR BRICK & TILE CO., Inc.
PHONE 3966
SALISBURY, N. C.
HOLIDAY GREETINGS
BUTZ
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Milwaukee's First Bottled Beer**
Blatz Brewing Co., Est. 1851
PEACOCK BEV. CO., DISTRIBUTORS
SALISBURY, N. C.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
CONCORD B0TTUN6 COMPANY
CONCORD, N. C.
SEASON S GREETINGS
TO OUR FRIENDS
M & J FINANCE CORPORATION
WE WISH EVERYONE
A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
CITIZENS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Sponsors Of
HOME OWNERSHIP AND THRIFT
Phone 6142
CONCORD* N. C.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS—HAPPY NEW YEAR
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RAY KLUTTZ
EXCAVATING — GRADING
| ROAD BUILDING — MAINTENANCE
Phone 32-Z—China Grove, N. C.
Mail: Route 7—Box 465
Phone 49 SALISBURY, N. C.
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WATERFRONT AND SKYLINE. WILMINGTON. N. C.
WILMINGTON. V c. POST
AND RESORT CENTER
Wilmington is the leading port
city for North Carolina, located
on the east bank of the Cape Pear
River, about 30 miles from the
Atlantic Ocean.
The first settlement was made
here in 1730, and"Tn 1800 it wa*
a village with a population of
1,689. Evidence of its progressive
ness lies in its increased population
to 33,401 in 1910, and today it is
estimated .to be a city of 50,000.
Industrially, Wilmington posses
ses a well-balanced economy with
120 manufacturing firms producing
a well diversified line of finished
goods. It is an important center
for the manufacture of fertilizer,
wood and wood products, cotton
goods, creosoted products, hosiery,
neckties, other chemical products, ■
etc. Wilmington is the second larg
est distribution point on the Atlan
tic seacoast for bulk petroleum
products. , 'vSi
Its retail trading area extends
inland for seventy-five miles, with
a population of 275,000. Its whole
sale area covers a radius of 150
miles and has a population of
385,000.
Wilmington is easily accessible'
by air, land, water and rail. It
is served by two railroads, five
freight trucking companies, the
Inland waterway, three highways,
bus lines and passenger and freight
airlines.
The Port of Wilmington is 174
miles northeast of Charleston. ■
South Carolina, and 412 miles south
of Norfolk, Virginia. The harbor j
of the city occupies the entire!
width of the Cape Fear River and |
extends south from a point about
one mile north to Hilton Bridge,
to about two miles below the south
boundary of the city and about 30
miles to the ocean bar.
A depth of 30 feet at mean low
tide is available across the bar and
up the river to Wflmingtoo. Con
templated Federal waterway pro
ject for Cape Fear River will in
crease the depth to 35 feet. Fifty
seven wharves of various lengths
and depths are in operation at
Wilmington. Ocean terminals have
a capacity of 635,000 square feet
and can serve 11 steamers and 165
cars. These terminals are equipped
to handle and expedite general car
goes with dispatch via water, rail
aid motor carriers. Wilmington's
harbor channel is navigable
throughout the year.
i The imam nation and interest of
, tourists and vacationists are cap
j tured by Wilmington's natural
i beauties, famous gardens and plan*
tations, beautiful Greenfield Lake
in the heart of the city, its his
toric ruins and landmarks, sport
fishing grounds and miles of ex
cellent ocean beaches.
Its mild southern climate allows
for year-round activity at nearby
beaches, exciting exercise in the
Gulf Stream for game fish, and for
spring garden tours when the
azaleas and camellias burst into
bloom at beautiful Orton and Air
line plantations, and with thous
ands of such plants unfolding a
panorama of riotous color at scenic
Greenfield Lake studded with old
cypress trees covered with Spanish
moss.
Wilmington has many famous
historical buildings and landmarks,
including British General Corn
wallis' Revolutionary War Head
quarters. Several of the oldest
churches in America, the church
where Woodrow Wilson worshipped
as a youth, the site birthplace of/
Whistler's mother, historic Fort
Fisher, Orton Plantation and its
magnificent old mansion built in
1725.
Wilmington is the center of one
of the greatest farm producing
centers in the United Status. In
the area are located the principal
tobacco, corn, potato, soybean,
strawberry, lettuce and peanut
producing counties of North Caro
lina. The nearby Castle Hayne
district is world-famous for its
millions of beautiful daffodils and
gladioli. Cut flowers from these
fields are sold throughout the
United States.
In addition to its famous fishing
grounds where an annual fishing
rodeo is held each fall from Sep
tember 15 through October SI, with
thousands of dollars in cash prises
for the best fish caught. Wilming
ton is blessed with excellent
schools, and churches of all denom
inations, parks and playgrounds
.well kept, swimming, golfing, sail
ing, boating and riding. Wilming
ton and its benches has many ho
tel* and cottage* which maintain
moderate price*.
Wilmington is an ideal location
for new industrial branch plants. It
has many excellent land sites for1
manufacturing purposes. Skilled,
and semi-skilled labor Is readily |
available, and there ate ample
housing facilities for industrial;
employees.
Wilmington is proud of its ex
cellent health facilities, including
its medical center, modern hos
pitals, prominent doctors, dentists,
and surgeons. Its excellent mildI
climate makes for a healthy plpce!
to live.
He'll Be Gone A While
Patient—“Is the doctor in?*’
Maid—“No, sir."
Patient—“Have you any idea
when he’ll be back?"
Maid—"I don't know, sir. He
went out on an eternity case."
Declare your independence by
baying Independence Bondi.
The National Cancer
Foundation is rhe only
non profit social ser
vice organisation de
voted exclusively to
helping advanced can
cer sufferers by con
tributing toward ex
_ , w . -Al4l pentes incidental to
ervI NOW thix .lines. The com ia
THI Nil! IS •MATH
NATIONAL CANCER FOUNDATION Inc
SEASON’S GREETINGS
From
CHIPMAN-UCROSSE HOSIERY MILLS COMPANY
EAST FLAT ROCK, N. C.
-'CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
BEAUNIT MILLS, INCORPORATED '
Rockingham Road
ROCKINGHAM, N. C.
SEASON-S GREETINGS
mm HOSIERY MILL
Incorporated
Manufacturers of
FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY
ALBEMARLE, N. C.
JOY
“For the joy that waa act before
Him,”
He waa born at Bethlehem.
Kin* Herod's soldiers were sav
age and grim,
Bot God safeguarded our Lord
from them.
“For the joy that was set before
' Him,”
He wrought in Galilee,
Healing the mind and body and
limb;
Making the blind to see.
"For the Joy that was net beforw
Him,”
He endured that Roman cress;
Anguished till vision of soul grew
dim,
To redeem mankind from loom
"For the Joy that was sot beforw
Him;"
Victor o’er Death's dark pris
on;
He arose while angels chsntedt
their hymn,
••The Son of God is risen."'
SEASON’S GREETINGS
THE PACKA6E STORE
BEER—By Can nr Case
Cannon Boulevard—Jackson Park
Next to N, B. Sills Real Estate Office
KANNAPOLIS, N. C.
SEASON’S GREETINGS
BILL MULL
“Your HOT POINT Dealer
204 Oak Street
KANNAPOLIS, N. C.
HOLIDAY GREETINGS
KANNAPOLIS BAKERY
“GOLDEN CRUST BREAD—TASTY CAKES”
Telephone 805 Cannon Boulevard
KANNAPOLIS, N. C.
MERRY CHRISTMAS—HAPPY NEW YEAR
P. C. WOOD & S8R
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BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
Phone 497 1204 9. Mata
KANNAPOLIS, N. C.
SEASON'S GREETINGS
We Feature*
KELVINATOR RANGES, REFRIGERATORS AND
FREEZERS
MURRAY'S
“Where Service Follows Sales’*
Phone 1060
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KANNAPOLIS, N. C.