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Q
Quaker Church, see Friends Church
Quarantines
Quarles, Anne Gillylen
Quarles, J. Perrin
Quartermaster Depot, see United States Quartermaster Depot
Queen City
Queen City Chapter No. 10, D. A. V.
Queen City Printing Company
Queen City Trailways
Queens-Charlotte Leadership Training Program
Queens College (1771)
Queens College (1912)
Queen's Museum
Quota Club
Quota International Fellowship Fund
R
Radio
Radio City Music Hall
Railroads
Rainbow Girls, Order of
Raleigh (N.C.)
Raleigh (N.C.) Register
Ramsour's Mill
Ramsour's Mill, Battle of
Rankin, Annie
Rankin, Annie Lee
Rankin, Tex
Rankin, Dr. Watson S.
Raphael, Mother Mary
Ratcliffe, Louis
Ravafanoli, Count
Ravenscroft, Rev. John Stark
Ravers, Mrs. J. J.
Rawlings, Ray
Raymond & Waring Zoological Exhibition
Rea, Dr. G. L.
Read, Mrs. J. B.
Read, Dr. William
Readling, Charles
Real estate
Reconstruction
Red Cross, see American Red Cross
Red Fez Club
Red light district
Red Shield Boys Club
Redd, F. Marion
Redevelopment Commission, see Charlotte, City of
Redfern, E. E.
Redhead, Dr. John A., Jr.
Redwine, R. B.
Reed, Charles H.
Reed, Conrad
Reese, Addison G.
Reese, Dr. Algernon
Reese, David
Reeves, Mrs. Horace
Register, Mrs. E. C.
Register, Dr. Edward C.
Regulators
Rehabilitation Hospital, see Charlotte, City of
Reid, E. L.
Reid, Dr. Graham
Reid, Rev. J. Calvin
Reid, J. Sol
Reid, Dr. R. C.
Reid, Dr. Wm. K.
Reilly, Mrs. James Eugene
Reinemer, Victor
Relay Manufacturing Company
Reminiscences and Memoirs of North Carolina and Eminent North Carolinians
(Wheeler)
Renfrow, T. J.
Repatriating war dead
Resolves, see Mecklenburg Resolves
Restaurants, see hotels and restaurants
Retailing
Revelle, Thomas J.
"Revivals"
Revolution, see American Revolution
Revolution Park
Reynolds, William A.
"Rhymes of a Red Cross Man"
Rhyne, Charles Sylvester
Richardson, Don
Richmond (Va.)
Richmond & Danville Railroad
Richmond Female Institute
Rifles manufactured in Charlotte
Riggsbee, Frederick
Rights, Douglas L.
Rigler, D. M.
Ringling Brothers Circus
"Rip Van Winkle"
Ritch, Marvin L.
Ritch, Parks M.
Roads
Roanoke College for Women
Roark, B. F.
Roark, Mrs. Warren
Robards, W. W.
Robarts, William Hugh
"Robbie Field"
Roberts, Bruce
Roberts, Coleman W.
Roberts, J. M., Jr.
Roberts, Dr. W. E.
Robertson, Julia J.
Robertson, W. R.
Robinson, Frank E.
Robinson, Janet
Robinson, Joseph H.
Robinson, Thomas L.
Robinson, W. S. O'B.
Robinson, Wilbert
Rock and Mineral Club
Rock Hill (S.C.)
Rockledge Apartments
Rocky River
Rocky River Presbyterian Church
Roddey, W. J., Sr.
Rodeheaver, Homer
Rodgers, John
Roentgen, Wilhelm Conrad
Rogers, Will
Rogers, Mrs. Willard G.
Roman Catholic Churches
"Rosalinda"
Rose, George M.
Rose, Louis H.
Rose Garden
Rose Lynn Post No. 376, American Legion
Ross, Mrs. Annie Smith
Ross, Miss Clara
Ross, Dr. Grady L.
Ross, Mrs. Grady L.
Ross, John R.
Roster of North Carolina Troops in the War Between the States
(Moore)
Roster of Soldiers from North Carolina in the American Revolution
(D. A. R.)
Roster of the Twenty-One Companies Furnished by Mecklenburg County
in the War 1861-1865 (Alexander)
Rotary Club, see Charlotte Rotary Club
Rotary Reporter
Rousseau, Vincent Paul
Rowan County
"Royal Family, The"
Rozzelle, Rev. C. Excell
Rucker, A. P.
Rucker, Elizabeth Hoyle
Rudisill Gold Mine
Ruger, Brevet Major-General Thomas H.
Rumple, Amos L.
"Runaway Girl, A"
Runyan, Capt. M. C.
Rural free delivery
Rural Hill
Rush, John Charles
Rush H. Dickson Family Foundation
Russell, Dr. E. R.
Rutherford, Gen. Griffith
Rutherford County
Rutherfordton (N.C.)
Rutzler, Mrs. George F.
S
S. & W. Cafeterias
St. Andrew's Lodge No. 702, A. F. & A. M.
St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Catherine Mine
St. Christopher's Protestant Episcopal Church
St. John's Baptist Church
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Martin's Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Mary the Virgin Chapel of Thompson Orphanage, Protestant Episcopal
St. Michael and All Angels Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
Sain Peter's Foundation
St. Peters Hospital
St. Peters Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church Aid Society
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
Salem Diary
Salisbury (N.C.)
Salvation Army
Sanders, L. W.
Santee River
Sardis Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Sardis Presbyterian Church
Saturday Evening Post
Savannah (Ga.)
Savings Bank & Trust Company
Sawyer, Ann
Scattered Nation, The (Vance)
Scheer, Julian
Schiff, Louis N.
School Buses
School consolidation
Schools, see Public School System
Schumann-Heink, Mme.
Schoffelites
Sctoch-Irish
Scott, John M.
Scott, Randolph
Scott, Gov. W. Kerr
Scott, W. L.
Scott, Walter
Scott, Walter, Jr.
Scott Drug Company
Scottish Rite Masons
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Seabrook, J. W.
Sears-Roebuck Company
Secession
Secession of North Carolina
"Second Mrs. Tanqueray, The"
Second Presbyterian Church of Charlotte
Second Street Branch Y. M. C. A.
Second Ward Extension School
Second Ward High School
Security Naitonal Bank
Sedberry, J. C.
Sedgefield Junior High School
See Here, Private Hargrove (Hargrove)
Selby, Forrest T.
Selective Service
Selwyn, Lord George Augustus
Selwyn Hotel
Semmes, Mrs.
Senn, W. J.
Sergeant, Carrol S.
Service, Robert W.
Settle, Thomas
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Severs, Henry C.
Seversville
Sewell, Mrs. Luke
Seymore, Mrs. G. Wilbur
Shadows Slant North (Bledsoe)
Shannonhouse, Frank M.
Sharon Civitan Club
Sharon Memorial Park and Mausoleum
Sharon Presbyterian Church
Sharon Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Sharonview Country Club
Shaw, Rev. Albert R.
Shaw, Bill, Company
Shaw, Cornelia Rebekah
Shaw, John D.
Shaw, Victor
Shell-Loading Plant, see United States Navy Shell-Loading Plant
Shelton, T. M., Jr.
Shelton, T. M., Sr.
Shepherd, John C.
Sherrill, Ann
Sherrill, F. C.
Sherrill, Frank Odell
Sherrill, H. Connor
Sherrill, Helen
Sherrill, N. J.
Sherrill's Ford
Shipp, Cameron
Shipp, Mrs. W. M.
Shippers and Manufacturers Association, see Charlotte Shippers and
Manufacturers Association
Shore, W. T.
Shout Freedom! (Blythe)
Shrine Football Classic
Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children
Shute, J. Ray
Sifford, Mayme Moore
Signers' Monument
Silvano
Silver, Horace A.
Silverstein, Mrs. David Ben
Simendinger, Peggy
Simmons, George F.
Simpson, Mrs. D. H.
Simpson, Dr. Isaiah
Simpson, Mrs. Joseph B.
Sims, Frank K., Jr.
Sims, Marian
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Sink, Rev. Olin W.
Sisters of Mercy
Skelding, A. B.
Sketches of Western North Carolina
Skinner, Otis
Skirmisher, The
Slavery
Slear, Julia McNinch
Sloan, Dr. Henry L.
Sloan, Dr. Henry L., Jr.
Sloan Brothers
Sloop, Dr. Mary Martin
Small, John H., Jr.
Smallwood, General
Smart, Corp. Henry James
Smedburg, Jane Renwick
Smith, Alfred Emanuel
Smith, Arthur
Smith, Mrs. B. R.
Smith, Bartley Elzie
Smith, Beulah
Smith, Cyril G.
Smith, David B.
Smith, Erskine R., Inc.
Smith, Erskine Robinson
Smith, Erskine Wakefield
Smith, Dr. Frank C.
Smith, Dr. Henry Louis
Smith, Israel
Smith, J. A.
Smith, J. M.
Smith, J. Mason
Smith, Mrs. Jane Berry
Smith, Johnson C.
Smith, Junius
Smith, Lottie
Smith, M. B. & Company
Smith, "Ralph"
Smith, S. P.
Smith, "Sonny"
Smith, Thomas J.
Smith, William Loughton
Smith and Cranford Barber Shop
Smith-Wadsworth Company
Smith, Wtson & Company
Smith's Book Store
Smith's Grammar
Snips and Cuts
Snow, Malcomb
Snyder, J. Luther
Social Planninc Council
Social Service Index
Social Security Act
Songs Merry and Sad (McNeill)
Soong, Charles J.
Soong Sisters
Soroptimist Club
Sossaman, J. P.
Sousa, John Philip
South Carolina and American General Gazette
South Carolina Gazette and Courier Journal
South Carolina Telescope
South Mecklenburg High School
South School
Southeast Airmotive
Southerland, Sally
Southern Airways
Southern and Western Textile Excelsior
Southern Baptist Convention
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company
Southern Cotton Manufacturers' Association
Southern Education Reporting Service
Southern Home
Southern Hospitals
Southern Industrial Bank
Southern Industrial Institute
Southern Industries
Southern Life Insurance Company
Southern Magazine
Southern Manufacturers Club
Southern Medicine and Surgery
Southern Products and Silica Company
Soutehrn Public Utilities Company
Southern Radio Corporation
Southern Railway System
Southern Republican
Soutehrn States Fair
Southern States Trust Company
Soutehrn Success and Advertiser
Southside Homes
Spanish-American War
Sparrow, Dr. Thomas W.
Spaugh, Bishop Herbert
Spearman, Rosa
Spearman, Walter
Speedway, Charlotte
Speir, Morgan B., Sr.
Speir, Morgan Browser, Jr.
Speizman, Alice
Spence, Thomas Hugh, Jr.
Spencer, D. G.
Spencer, J. S.
Spencer, Samuel
Spong, Mrs. A. M.
Spratt, Georgia Gray
Spratt, Susannah
Spratt, Thomas, family
Springs, Miss Alice
Springs, Mrs. Brevard D.
Square, see Independence Square
Squired, Dr. Claude B.
Stacy, Rev. A. G.
Stage, Rev. S. W.
Stamper, Gil
Stanley Steamer
Staten, Mrs. James L.
Statesville (N.C.)
Statesville Avenue Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Steadman, Alice
Steele, A. C.
Steele Creek (village)
Steele Creek Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Steele Creek Post No. 221, American Legion
Steele Creek Presbyterian Church
Steere, James
Steinarcher, Arline
Stenhouse, James
Stephens, George
Stephens Company
Stevens, Thomas Wood
Stevenson, Vice President Adlai E.
Stewart, Ivey Withers
Stewart, Plummer
Stickley, John L.
Stikeleather, William C.
Stine, Vance M.
Stoffel, Betty Lee
Stoffel, Dr. Ernest Lee
Stone, Charles Heywood
Stone, Dr. R. H.
Stone & Barringer
Stonewall Hotel
Stonewall Jackson Chapter U. D. C.
Stonewall Jackson Post, V. F. W.
Storm Before Daybreak (Sims)
Storrs, Thomas L.
Story of the Origin of the City of Charlotte (King)
Stough, Mrs. Emma Thompson
Stough, R. J., Company
Stowe Seven
Strawn, Zeb C.
Street, C. P.
Street, Mrs. Robert B.
Street car strike
Street cars
Streeter, Edward
Strickland, William
Strike, see street car strike
Stringfield, Lamar
Strong, Dr. Charles M.
Stroupe, Helen
Studebaker automobile
"Stumptown"
Stutz automobile
Sugar Creek, see Sugaw Creek
Sugaw Creek
Sugaw Creek Academy
Sugaw Creek Circuit
Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church
Sulphuric Acid Plant
Sullivan, Walter B.
Summerville, A. S.
Summey, Albert Theodore
Sumner, Gen. Jethro
Sunday, Rev. William A. (Billy)
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Sunshine Day Nursery
Superintendent of the destitute
Surratt, Reed
Suther, Robert E.
Swain, Gov. David L.
"Sweet Clover"
Swindell, W. B.
Symphony Orchestra, see Charlotte Symphony Orchestra
Synod of North Carolina
T
Tabernacle Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Taft, William Howard
Taft, Mrs. William Howard
Taliaferro, Carol D.
Tar Heels Tales (Bryant)
Tarbell, Ida
Tarleton, Col, Banastre
Tate, J. Caswell
Tate, Thaddeus
Tate-Brown Company
Taxicabs
Taylor, C. S. L. A.
Taylor, H. L.
Taylor, Luther
Taylor, Mary Lee
Taylor, Zebulon Vance
Teacherages
Tear for Judas, A (Blythe)
Tech High School
Technical Processors
Telegraphic communication
Telephone service
Television
Temple, Rev. Gray
Temple Beth El
Temple Corpos of the Salvation Army
Temple Israel
Temple Israel Sisterhood
Temple Lodge No. 261, A. F. & A. M.
Terrell, E. A.
Terrell Machine Company
Textile Bulletin
Textile District Council
Textile Excelsior
Textile Manufacturer
Textile Workers Union
Thayer, Otis B.
Thigpen, Richard E.
37th Evacuation Hospital Unit
Thomas, General
Thomas, Ethel Dabbs
Thomas, Edward H.
Thomas, Florence
Thomas, G. C.
Thomas, Col. J. P.
Thomas, Rev. Norman Mattoon
Thomas, Weddington Evans
Thomas, william E.
Thomas & Howard Company
Thomas Cadillac-Olds Inc.
Thomas Milburn Belk Foundation
Thomason, Eugene
Thoompson, A. R.
Thompson, E. W.
Thompson, Haywood
Thompson, Rev. John
Thompson, Lewis
Thompson, Dr. Raymond
Thompson, Rudy
Thompson Orphanage and Training School
Thornhill, Archie
Thornton, Donald Bruce
Thurston, Adelaide
Thyatira Presbyterian Church
Tillett, Charles Walter, Jr.
Tillett, Charles Walter, Sr.
Tillett, Mrs. Charles Walter, Sr.
Tillett, Duncan P.
Tillett, Dr. Will S.
Times-Democrat
To Appomattox (Davis)
Toastmasters' Club of America
Todd, Rev. C. E.
Todd, Dr. L. C.
Tofield, Rabbi Aaron
Tompkins, Daniel Augustus
Tool's Ford
Torrence, Lloyd
Tory Oath (Pridgen)
Touhy Gang
Townships (listed)
Toy, Sarah Everett
Trade unionism
Traders National Bank
Train No. 97
Transportation
Travelers' Aid Society
Travelers Protective Association
Travis, Augustus Zollicoffer
Traywick, D. D.
Trenholm, Secretary of the Treasury
Tri-Weekly Bulletin
Tribble, Hal
Trinity Methodist Church (Beattie's Ford Road)
Trinity Methodist Church (South Tryon Street)
Triplett, Ira C.
Tross, Dr. J. S. Nathaniel
Trotter, Haywood G.
Trotter, Hazel Mizell
Trotter, John Scott
Truett, Rev. George
Trust Building
Tryon, Governor
Tryon County
Tryon Street
Tryon Street Methodist Church
Tuberculosis Association, see Mecklenburg County Tuberculosis Association
Tuckaseege Ford
Tucker, Charles Clement
Tucker, Dr. John Hill
Turner, Marvin A.
Turner Industrial Bank
Turney, Ona
Twelve Mile Creek
Twitty, W. H.
Twitty, Mrs. W. H.
"Two Orphans, The"
"Tyranny of Tears, The"
Tyson, Dr. French
U
U.S.S. Livermore
Ulstermen
"Uncle Tom's Cabin"
"Under Fire"
Union Bus Terminal
Union County
Union Naitonal Bank
Union Theological Seminary
Unitarian Church
United Air Lines
United Appeal, see United Community Services
United Church Women of Mecklenburg County
United Community Foundation
United Community Services
United Confederate Veterans
United Confederate Veterans (reunion)
United Daughters of the Confederacy
United Lutheran Church in America
United States Court
United States Good Roads Association
United States Mint
United States Naval Academy
United States Navy Shell Loading Plant
United States Post Office, see Postal service
United States Public Health Service
United States Quartermaster Depot
United States Rubber Company
United States Telegraph
United States Veterans Administration
United Welfare Federation
University of Arkansas
University of North Carolina
University of Virginia
"Unora"
V
Valaer, Christian
Valley Forge
Vance, Zebulon Baird
Vance Park
Vane, John
Van Emery
Van Landingham, Mr. John
Van Landingham, Mrs. Ralph
Van Ness, J. H., & Company
Van Ness, James H.
Van Ness, James H., Jr.
Van Ness, James H., III
Van Ness, William I
Van Ness, W. I., & Company
Van Sciver, Richard
Variety Club Eye Clinic
Veeder, William J.
Veilie automobile
Vera Cruz (Mexico)
Vernon, R. L.
Vesuvious Furnace
Veteran's Information Center
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States
Veterans' Recreation Authority, see Charlotte, City of
"Veteran's Rest"
Victor, Henry M.
Villa Heights School
Vines, Rev. W. M.
Vinroot, Fred
Vinson, F. L.
Voice in the Wilderness
Vreeland, Louis B.
W
WBT radio station
WBTV television station
WSOC Broadcasting Company
WSOC radio station
WSOC-TV television station
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Waddell, Gen. Hugh
Wade, Howard Madison
Wade, Jake
Wade, T. W.
Wadesboro (N.C.)
Wadsworth, George
Wake Forest College
Wakefield, Dr. William Haines
Walker, Dr. Bernard N.
Walker, Rev. John M.
Walker, Rt. Rev. John Moore
Walker, John M., Jr.
Walker, Dr. L. D.
Walker, Larry
Walker, Mildred (dormitory)
Walker, T. A.
Walkup, Samuel H.
Wall, Rev. B. Reid
Wallace, Chief J. H.
Wallace, Sam
Wallas, James
Wallas, Rev. James
Wallis, Jean
Walnut Grove (Johnston homeplace)
Walpole, Hugh
Walsh, Dr. William Henry
Waltenberger, Esther
Wannamaker, Betty
Wannamaker, Dr. E. J.
Wannamaker, Mrs. E. J.
Wanzer, Mrs. C. T.
War and Community Chest
War Between the States; Confederate records and Seal stored at Charlotte
War Memorial
War of 1812
Ward, Draper H.
Ward, Dr. W. C.
Ward, W. N.
Warder, Mrs. Joseph
Warner, Col. Willard
Warren, Rev. Casper C.
Washburn, Mrs. A. H.
Washburn Printing Company
Wasington, General
Washington, George; visits Charlotte
Washington (D.C.)
Washington (Ga.)
Washington Post
Washington Monument
Washington's Southern Tour
"Watch Charlotte Grow"
Water supply, see Charlotte, City of
Wateree River
Watkins, Mrs. Carlton
Watkins, Mrs. J. Zebulon
Watkins, McD.
Watkins, Thomas
Watlington, John P., Jr.
Watts, Ann Elizabeth
Watts, George
Watts, Gerald Snowden
Waxhaw Creek
Waxhaw Presbyterian Church
Waxhaws
Wayne, Edward
Wayne, Herbert
Wayside Cottage
"Wayside Gang"
Waysider, The
Wearn, J. H.
Wearn, Mrs. J. H.
Wearn, W. R.
Wearn Field
Wearn Lumber Company
"Wearn Nine"
Webb, A. M.
Weber, Fred
Webster, Lieutenant-Colonel
Weddington, Douglas
Weekly Courier
Weekly Register
Weinstein, Maurice A.
Welch, S.
Welfare, see Public Welfare
Welfare Board, see Mecklenburg County Welfare Board
Wells, H. G.
Wells, L. V.
Welsted, Lieut. E. W.
Wesley Heights
Wesley Heights School
West Goest the Road (Pridgen)
West Mecklenburg Civitan Club
West Mecklenburg High School
West Point Military Academy
Westbrook, C. M.
Western College
Western Democrat
Western North Carolina Conference of Methodist Church
Western Union Telegraph Company
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church (1952)
Wheeler, John H.
Wheeler, Mrs. Margaret
Wheeler, W. Evan
Wheeler, Rev. William H.
Wheeler and McMichael (architects)
Wheeler's Cavalry
Wheeler's History of North Carolina
"When the Roll Is Called up Yonder, I'll be There"
Whetstone, W. E.
Whig, The
Whisper My Name (Davis)
White, Jack
White, Mrs. Willie Hood
White Ribbon
White Shrine
White Steamer
Whiteside, J. W.
Whitfield, Rev. George
Whitlock, Paul C.
Whitlock, Paul C., Jr.
Whitney, A. Grant
Whitney, Eli
Whitsett, Kenneth W.
Whitsett, Mrs. L. D.
Whitton, Beaumert
Wigfalls, The
Wilcox, Jesse
Wilcox, W. M.
Wilcats of Central High
Wilder, Dr. Hillery M.
Wilder Building
Wilkes, Adm. Charles
Wilkes, Capt. John
Wilkes, J. Frank
Wilkes, J. Renwick
Wilkes, Mrs. John
Wilkes, Mrs. Preston B.
Wilkinson, F. A.
Wilkinson Boulevard
William Henry Belk, Merchant of the South (Blythe)
Williams, Al
Williams, Charles A.
Williams, Charles A., Jr.
Williams, H. B.
Williams, J. Lauer
Williams, Dr. J. T.
Williams, Lewis Slaughter
Williams, Rev. William Harrison
Williams, Wade H.
Williams and Shelton Company
Williamson, Hugh
Willys-Knight automobile
Wilmington (N.C.)
Wilson, David
Wilson, Miss Delano
Wilson, Edith Bolling
Wilson, George E.
Wilson, J. H.
Wilson, J. W.
Wilson, Mrs. John
Wilson, Robert
Wilson, Samuel
Wilson, Mrs. Samuel
Wilson, T. C.
Wilson, Thomas Woodrow
Winchester Francis
Winnsboro (S.C.)
Winston, Charles Henry
Winston-Salem (N.C.)
Winthrop College
Wirt, William
Wisecup, "Trippi"
Witherbee, Dr. W. B.
Witherspoon, James H.
Wittkowsky, Samuel
Wizard Automobile Company
Wohlford, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Wolfe, Earl
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Woman's Traffic Club
Women of the Motion Picture Industry (WOMPI)
Wood, Maj. Gen. Leonard
Wood, Word H.
Woodall & Sheppard
Woods, Mrs. Neander
Woodside, J. M.
Woodward, Col. Clare
Woodworkers Union
Wooten, M. F.
Workman, Louise Young
World War I
World War II; casualties
World with a Fence, The (Sims)
Wray, Mrs. Ruth
Wreck of the Old
Wright, Helen John
Wright, J. W.
Wright, Dr. Thomas
Writers
Writer's Club, see Charlotte Writer's Club
Qurtzburg, University of
Wyche, Dr. A. A.
Wyche, Isabella
Wylie, Dr. W. Gill
X
X-ray pictures
Y
Yadkin River
Yadkin River
Yandle, James M.
Yarbrough, J. A.
Yates, Mrs. David S.
Yates, Rev. E. A.
Yates, W. J.
Yeager, W. L.
Yellow Jacket Fire Engine Company
York & Rogers
York Memorial Park Cemetery
York Rite Masons
Yorktown
Young, Charlotte
Young, Dolph M.
Young, Gen. John A.
Young, Richard L. (Dick), Sr.
Young, Richard L., Jr.
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
Younts, Paul
Younts, Tom
Yountz, Mrs. W. E.
Youth Conference on Human Relations
Z
Zehm, Harry
Zieverink, Larry
Zimmerman, J. W.
Zion Methodist Church
Zoning Board of Adjustment, see Charlotte, City of
Zonta Club
Zweier, Mrs. W. A.
