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Andrews Cash Store

In Chapel Hill. 2 dated events, 1911–1924.

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  1. S. W. Andrews opens the Andrews Cash Store in Chapel Hill S. W. Andrews, a former teacher and county officer, opened the store that became the Andrews Cash Store Company on August 18, 1911, by his own account eight years later. People: Samuel Weldon Andrews The News (Chapel Hill), August 21, 1919, p. 4
  2. J. S. Henniger buys into the Andrews Cash Store, renamed Andrews-Henniger Company J. S. Henniger of Statesville bought an interest in S. W. Andrews's Andrews Cash Store Company in Chapel Hill, and the firm took the name Andrews-Henniger Company, the News reported in January 1924. Andrews, who said he had served the store's customers for twelve years, stayed on with Henniger, Jack Andrews and John McCauley. People: Samuel Weldon Andrews The News (Chapel Hill), January 10, 1924, p. 5

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