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INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL INDEX
HILL DIRECTORY CO., Inc., publishers of Southeastern Directories (publishers of the Kinston City Directory since 1908), present to sub- scribers and the general public, this, the 1960 edition of the Kinston City Directory, which also includes Club Pines, Dupreeville, Green Acres, Greenmead and Rural Route Residents.
Confidence in the growth of Kinston's industry, population and wealth, and in the advancement of its civic and social activities, will be maintained as sections of this Directory are consulted, for the Directory is a mirror truly reflecting Kinston to the world.
The enviable position occupied by HILL'S Directories in the estima- tion of the public, has been established by rendering the best in Directory service. With an unrivaled organization, and having had the courteous and hearty cooperation of the business and professional men and residents, the publishers feel that the result of their labors will meet with the approval of every user, and that the Kinston Directory will fulfill its mission as a source of authentic information pertaining to the community.
Four Major Departments
The four major departments are arranged in the following order :-
I. THE YELLOW PAGES constitute the first major department of the Directory. This embraces a complete list of the names and addresses of the business and professional concerns of the city and vicinity, arranged in alphabetical order under appropriate headings-a catalog of all the activities of the city and vicinity. Preceding this catalog, likewise grouped under appropriate headings, are the advertisements and business cards of firms and individuals desiring to present a more complete list of their products or service than is possible in the catalog itself. The Yellow Pages represent reference advertising at its best, and merit the attention of all buyers and sellers seeking sources of supply or markets for goods. In a progressive community like Kinston, the necessity of having this kind of information up-to-date and always immediately avail- able, is obvious. The Directory is the common intermediary between buyer and seller and plays an important role in the daily activities of the commercial, industrial and professional world.
II. THE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES of residents and business and professional concerns is the second major department, printed on white paper. This is the only record in existence that aims to show the name, marital status, occupation and address of each adult resident of Kinston, Club Pines, Dupreeville, Green Acres and Greenmead, and the name, official personnel, nature and address of each firm and corporation in the community.
III. THE DIRECTORY OF HOUSEHOLDERS, INCLUDING STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE, is the third major department, printed on green paper. In this section the numbered streets are arranged in numerical order, followed by the named streets in alphabetical order; the numbers of the residences and business concerns are arranged in numerical order under the name of each street, and the names of the householders and concerns are placed opposite the numbers. The names of the intersect- ing streets appear at their respective crossing points on each street. Spe- cial features of this section are the designation of tenant-owned homes and the listing of telephone numbers.
IV. THE NUMERICAL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY, on blue paper, is the fourth major department.
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INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL INDEX
Community Publicity
The Directory reflects the achievements and ambitions of the com- munity, depicting in unbiased terms what it has to offer as a place of residence, as a business location, as a manufacturing site and as an educational center. To broadcast this information, the publishers have placed copies of this issue of the Directory in Directory Libraries, where they are readily available for free public reference, and serve as perpetual and reliable advertisements of Kinston and vicinity.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
PAGE NUMBERS LISTED BELOW REFER TO THE YELLOW PAGES
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Atlantic Discount Corp
left bottom lines and 14
Aunt Jennie's Bake Shop
15
Background Music Inc. left side lines and 89
Baker's Furniture Co Inc backbone, left top lines, 58 and 84
Barbecue Lodge right side lines and 102
37
Boney's Radiator Service
15
Boyette - Cooper Oil Co Inc.
.right top lines and
51
Branch Banking & Trust Co
16
Brody's. .
36 2
Carey A J Oil Co
Carolina Broadcasting System Inc .right side lines and 110
Carolina Cleaners & Laundry Inc. left bottom lines and 40
Carolina Dairies Corp. front cover, right bottom lines and
34
Carolina Gas Service.
63
Carter G W Tile Co
110
Carter John H Co. left side lines and 89
Carter's Bar-B-Q Inn. .right side lines and 101
Carter's Pure Oil Service Station. .right side lines and 101
Cherry Oil Co. . front cover, left side lines, 51 and 66 47
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Cummings Harry H Inc
28
Daniels Plumer .. back cover, left side lines and 93
Decoration Shoppe The
Dudley's Floral Gardens & Flower Shop Inc.
back cover, left bottom lines, 45 and 67
Eagle Taxi.
right side lines and
109
Edwards Funeral Home Inc
57
Elmore John I Insurance Agency ... front cover, right side lines and .left bottom lines and 111
74
Evans J H & Son Construction Co.
Everett Concrete .left bottom lines and
32
Fashion Shoppe of Kinston Inc left top lines and 86
Firestone Stores. left side lines and
12 18
First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Gardner Fred C Co Inc . .front cover, left top lines and 29
Garner's Funeral Home front stencil, left bottom lines, 5 and 53
Garris R A Tile Co right side lines and 33
Goodyear Service Store, left side lines and 110
Gray & Oglesby left side lines and 68 3
Greene's Heating & Air Conditioning Co .right side lines and
96
Gwaltney Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Hardy - Harvey Inc
.right side lines and
Harris Charles W Distributor left. side lines and 112
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Herring Gas Service Inc
back cover and 61
Herring TV - Radio Service.
96
Highland Furniture Shop
60 38
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Hodges Oil Co . . right bottom lines, 48 and 66
40
Hogan's Pharmacy Holton & Wooten . .
107 Home Federal Savings & Loan Association of Kinston tabbed Insert At Street Guide and 104
Hood J E & Co Inc
A Hotel Kinston.
.right top lines and 72
Colonial Frozen Foods Inc .
Commercial National Bank of Kinston
85
Greene's TV & Appliance Co.
.right side lines and 33 30
Heilig - Levine of Kinston Inc
Belk - Tyler Co right side lines and
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Howard & Carter Funeral Home left top lines, 5 and 54
Howell Jackie School of Dancing . left side lines and 35
Humphrey Lloyd B .right side lines and 24 40 Ideal Cleaners. . . left top lines and Jarman Funeral Home. . front cover, right top lines, 4 and Jarman's Mimeographing & Letter Service .. . back lip margin and 55 88 Johnson Carl W General Contractors. .right top lines and Jones Ernest Radio & TV Service. 31 96 7
Jones W H Motors Inc .
King's Bar-Be-Cue & Restaurant .
back cover, left top lines and 100 Kinston Bowling Lanes
Kinston Building Supply Co Inc
Kinston Chamber of Commerce Inc
Kinston - City of - Public Utilities.
Kinston Equipment Co Inc. . left side lines and
Kinston Free Press Co Inc.
Kinston Hotel. . .right top lines and
Kinston Insurance Service Agency Inc
Kinston Laundry Co. left top lines and
Kinston Plumbing & Heating Co. .right side lines and
Kinston Wheel Aligning Service. back cover, left top lines and
Kleber's Flowers & Greenhouses right side lines and .
Kolor - Kraft Studios. right side lines and
Lenoir Dairies Inc .
Lane's Funeral Home Inc right side lines and
Lenoir Gas & Appliance Co right bottom lines and
Life Insurance Company of North Carolina. .. right bottom lines and
Loften Leonard Oil Co. .back cover, right top lines and
Mallard - Griffin Inc
.right side lines and Malone H L Insurance Agency
Martin Oil Co
Massey Motor Co. front cover and Midyette Hardware Co. right top lines, 22 and 69
Mike's Charcoal Steak House. . left side lines and 101
Miller Furniture Co Inc . left side lines and 60 Mitchell Oil Co. . front cover and Moore J A Equipment Co 49 Moore W A & Co Inc . right top lines and 27 77 12
Morris Bros Motor Co Inc.
Mutual Savings & Loan Association left side lines and 105 Neuse Milling Co . 44 94 Norris Roy W Plumbing & Heating . left side lines and Orettinger Bros right bottom lines and Parrott J F Inc 83 and 59 99 Parrott Jake A Insurance Agency . Paschall's Repair Shop .left bottom lines and 78 20 Perry - Burton Realty Co Inc. .left bottom lines and Pittman Esther Florist. 97 47 32
Poole W Roy Inc .. .right side lines and
Powell, Kistler & Company
.back cover and 108
Ramsey Insurance & Realty Co Of Kinston Inc. . left top lines, 83 and Randolph's Florist bottom stencil, right top lines and
Rasberry Francis P. . right bottom lines, 80 and Ray's Glass Shop
Rice Monument Works.
Rider Printing Co
Rochelle J Marvin Inc . left side lines and
106
Scott E L Heating Co Inc. .back cover, right side lines and 70
Scott E L Roofing Co Inc. .back cover, right side lines and Sears, Roebuck and Co
103 B
Smith's Woodrow Trailer Sales & Service front cover and 73
101
Sportsman's Grill The. .
Squires Generators & Starters .right side lines and 10
Stadiem H Inc
.right side lines and
26
Stadiem Insurance Inc . left top lines and 82
21 23 X 95 42 C 72 84 87 71 8 47 92 56 35 6 75 65 25 76 90 9
99 46 81 13 87 95 98
Sanitary Sea Food Market.
right bottom lines and
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Standard Drug Co
left side lines and 39
Sugg Oil Co Inc
52
Sutton W M Electric Co. left side lines and 41
Taylor Investment Co right bottom lines, 85 and 89
Taylor Wholesale Inc.
top stencil and
19 13
Town & Country Gas Co Inc left top lines and 62
Turner's Tractor & Implement Co .left bottom lines and
43
Virginia - Carolina Collection Agency Inc
.right top lines and 27
Virginia - Carolina Detective Agency
37 110
W N CT Television Station .right side lines and
Ward & Fields. .right side lines and 67
Weeks Motor Co.
11
Whitfield's Doris School of Dance.
35
Williams Oil Co & Tire Store ...
50
Winter Seal of Eastern Carolina Inc. left top lines and 3
Wooten Gas Corp
64
Wooten Oil Co. right side lines, 52 and 91
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Thompson Motor Co ..
KINSTON (Courtesy Chamber of Commerce)
Statistical Review
Form of Government -- Council-manager.
Population -- 1950 U. S. Census, 18,336; in 1960, 24,648. Percentage of white population, 58, colored, 42.
Area -- 6.2 square miles.
Altitude -- 47 feet above sea level.
Climate -- Mean annual temperature, 62.4 degrees F .; average rain- fall (annual), 43.73 inches.
Parks-8, with total of 80 acres.
Assessed Valuation-$58,210,135.
Financial Data -- 3 banks, with total resources of over $28,300,000.
2 building and loan associations, with total assets of over $22,100,000. Postal Receipts-$300,724.97 (Calendar year 1959).
Telephones in Service -- 9,800.
Churches-57, representing 25 denominations.
Building and Construction -- $1,715,425 (1959).
Real Estate -- 8,000 householders.
Industry-Chief industries of the community: Agriculture (tobacco growing, marketing and processing), manufacturing and lumbering. 50 industrial and processing establishments, employing 8,500 workers. Principal manufactured products: Processed tobacco, men's shirts, cotton and rayon yarn, metal grills and registers, lumber, concrete building supplies, paper boxes, containers, feed, fertilizer and wood-work products. E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co.'s (Dacron) synthetic fiber plant is the principal single industry.
Trade Area -- Retail area has radius of 50 miles and population of 750,000; wholesale area has radius of 100 miles and population of 1,900,- 000.
KINSTON PLANT - E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Manufacturing Docron Polyester Fibre
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AHOTEL MINSTON
A Familiar Landmark - Hotel Kinstan
Grainger High School
Newspapers-1 daily and 1 weekly. Radio Stations -- 3: WFTC, WELS and WISP. Hotels and Motels-4, with total of 230 rooms.
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Railroads-2: Atlantic Coast Line and (Southern) Atlantic & East Carolina.
Highways -- U. S. 70 and 258; State 11, and 58.
Airports-City-County, Class 4. Commercial and passenger service by Piedmont Airlines. 4 flights daily.
Automobile Registration-26,377 (license tags sold in 1959 through local motor club office).
Amusements -- Largest auditorium in city seats 1, 300 persons (school). 4 moving-picture theatres. 18-hole golf course. Country Club. 2 munici- pal swimming pools.
Hospitals -- 2, with total of 175 beds.
Education -- 10 public schools, including 2 high schools. 2 parochial schools. Total number of pupils in schools, 6,002; teachers, 211.
Public Libraries-1 central and 3 branches, with total of 59,277 volumes. Also a mobile unit.
City Statistics-Total street mileage, 83.75 with 67.25 miles paved. Number of water meters, 6,690; light meters 7,173. Water provided by 6 deep artesian wells, and untreated; daily average pumpage, approxi- mately 3,000,000 gallons. Fire Department has 42 men, with 3 stations and 9 pieces of motor equipment. Police department has 36 men, with 1 station and 5 pieces of motor equipment.
General Review
The beginning of what is now a thriving eastern Carolina city was a wilderness settlement and trading post on the banks of the Neuse River, 70 miles from the Atlantic Ocean, in Colonial 1740. Since that time Kinston has been multiplied many times over, and has become a well- balanced center of varied commerce. The forest trails and water travel of Colonial days have turned into paved highways and railway roadbeds, and the "trading post" now serves approximately 150,000 "settlers" in its territory.
The population of the river settlement has grown from a hardy handful early in the 19th century to 24,648 at present. Today Kinston is the seat of government of Lenoir County, embracing 55,000 persons. The growth of Kinston always has been closely tied to agriculture, but now with the continued increase of population in the trade area, gradually developing industrial character is to be observed. The city, likewise, has become a permanent retail trading center for eastern North Carolina, and is the largest wholesale distribution point east of Raleigh.
From the basic agricultural work of the early settlers, engaged in survival, the production-first, of cotton, and later, tobacco -- came a broad- economic outlook and more prosperity. Today "King Cotton" has lost its autocracy and the "Golden-Leaf Tobacco" has become the economic ruler.
Auction Scene from One of Kinston's Twelve Tobocco Worehouses
The rule of the "Golden-Leaf" has been a fruitful one, for $27,016,- 553 poured into the farmers' purses as the result of sales on the Kinston
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market in 1959. Kinston's twelve tobacco warehouses provide ample sales space and facilities to accommodate more than 100,000,000 pounds of tobacco. Such a return from a single phase of the agricultural life of Kinston's "settlement" area, when boosted by the progress and return from the variety of other phases, has been reflected sharply in its growth.
Following the establishment of a thriving market, tobacco-processing factories were built, and have taken their place among numerous other industrial establishments to make the river-bank trading post a center of economic wealth. Within the boundaries of Kinston, with its many miles of broad, paved streets, are located producers of clothing and other textiles, building materials and various types of consumer goods.
A network of improved highways lead out of Kinston into the Coastal Plain like the spokes of a wheel and two railroads provide carrier facilities of heavy goods and shipments. Electric power, with newly- added equipment and facilities, is available to the city's residential and industrial needs and is more than 40 percent above the peak demand at present. There are 50 manufacturing and processing firms located in the city, with nine large wholesale distributors, and over 400 retail stores and service institutions, all banded together to serve the requirements of the ever-growing population.
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Frosty Marn Meats, Inc., Federally Inspected Meat- Packing Plant
The economic soundness of Kinston can be attested by the three thriv- ing banks, two having branches including a drive-in bank, which serves its citizens and its business life. Surveys have shown a steadily- mount- ing check-clearance volume in the banks for a number of years. The solvency of the City government is shown by the ready sale, at all times, of the municipal bonds for street and utility improvements and for the construction of permanent municipal improvements.
The physical well-being of the city, and its citizens is no less sound than any other part of its life. With the location 70 miles from the coast on North Carolina's temperate plains, the weather -- wet or dry, hot or cold-is one of the most healthful. Here, it is not a matter of how many days the sun shines each year, but whether it shines in proper proportion to the rainfall. The abundance and value of farm crops grown in the im- mediate vicinity is proof of ideal weather and climate.
Two modern hospitals, staffed by some of the country's most eminent physicians, surgeons and specialists, are here to serve the citizens of the area. More than 40 doctors and dentists reside and practice in the city, thereby making Kinston the medical center of eastern North Carolina. A well-organized public health program is carried on at all times to make for cleanliness and the eradication and treatment of disease. The Caswell Training School, the State's largest institution for the care of the mentally retarded and deficient, is located near the city. Kinston has a large modern library, with three branches and a mobile unit circulating 340,000 books and library materials annually. The library circulates, besides books, educational films and musical recordings and also sponsors Great Books discussion groups.
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Lenoir Memorial Hospital - County Owned and Operated
ARMORY
National Guard Armary, Completed in 1955
Kinston has the unique distinction of a perpetual artesian water supply coming from deep wells that provide water of the purest content east of the Rocky Mountains and is entirely untreated. The supply is unlimited for industrial and commercial use, as well as for home consumption.
Kinston citizens are friendly people, ever anxious to share their goods or services with the stranger within the city's gates. Kinston extends a cordial invitation to homeseekers, industrialists, retail traders, and men and women of all vocations to come here for a day, a year, or a lifetime.
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AIR CONDITIONING
YEAR ROUND AIR CONDITIONING BY
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Airtemp DIVISION CHRYSLER CORP
COOLING
Residential
Commercial Industrial
A. J. CAREY
Oil Company, Inc.
509 EAST GORDON STREET
TEL. JAckson 3-4105
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AIR CONDITIONING
GREENE'S HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING CO. YEAR ROUND AIR CONDITIONING Carrier Heating and Air Conditioning
Sales and Service Commercial - Industrial - Residential 215 N. Queen St. Phone JAckson 7-1161
ALUMINUM PRODUCTS
Manufacturers of Aluminum
Stallings Air Base
OF EASTERN CAROLINA, INC.
STORM WINDOWS
DOORS
JALOUSIES
Tel. JAckson 3-5181
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