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Southern Pines Savings & Loan Association 113-115 N. E. Broad St. Southern Pines, Tel. Oxford 2-6972
(See Yellow Page 45)
The Jefferson Inn
O. W. HOLTZCLAW, Owner-Manager
150 W. New Hampshire Av.
Southern Pines
Tel. OXford 5-7331 (SEE YELLOW PAGE 29)
LIB'S FLOWER SHOPPE
We Wire Flowers Anywhere
Tel. Windsor 4-1450
COLONIAL HEIGHTS
404 Seymour
Aberdeen, N. C. (See Yellow Page 20)
BARNUM REALTY & INSURANCE CO.
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John S. Ruggles Hilda E. Ruggles
Jerry Healy Thomas Ruggles
Citizens Bank Bldg. 124 N. W. Broad St. Southern Pines
REALTORS
Tel. OXford 5-7251 (See Yellow Pages 31 & 40)
"For Over Quarter of a Century"
Southern Pines Warehouses, Inc. "Everything for the Builder"
585 S. E. Broad St. Tel. OXford 2-7131 (SEE YELLOW PAGE 10)
Radio Joe's Radio & TV Co. Sales and Service
Tel. Oxford 2-7122
245 N. E. Broad
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SOUTHERN PINES FLORIST JANE M. MeCORMAC (Sce Yellow Page 21)
Tel. Oxford 2-3111
570 S. W. Broad St.
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HILL'S SOUTHERN PINES-ABERDEEN (MOORE COUNTY, N. C.) CITY DIRECTORY 1960
Including Berkley, Knollwood, Manley and Pinebluff
Containing an Alphabetical Directory of Business Concerns and Pri- vate Citizens, Including Rural Route Residents, a Directory of Householders, Occupants of Office Buildings and Other Business Places, Including a Complete Street and Avenue Guide, a Numerical Telephone Directory and Much Information of a Miscellaneous
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YELLOW PAGES With a Special ADVERTISING SECTION and a Complete CLASSIFIED LIST
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The publishers cannot and do not guarantee the correctness of all information furnished them nor the complete absence of errors or omissions, hence no responsibility for same can be or is assumed. The publishers earnestly request the bringing to their attention of any inaccuracy so that it may be corrected in the next edition of the directory.
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INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL INDEX
HILL DIRECTORY CO., Inc., publishers of Southeastern Directories, (Publishers of the Southern Pines-Aberdeen Di- rectory since 1958), present to subscribers and the general public, this, the 1960 edition of the Southern Pines-Aberdeen City Directory, which also includes Berkley, Knollwood, Man- ley and Pinebluff and the Rural Route Residents.
Confidence in the growth of Southern Pines-Aberdeen's in- dustry, 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 Southern Pines-Aberdeen to the world.
The enviable position occupied by HILL'S Directories in the estimation of the public, has been established by render- ing the best in Directory service. With an unrivaled organiza- tion, and having had the courteous and hearty cooperation of the business and professional men and residents, the Publish- ers feel that the result of their labors will meet with the ap- proval of every user, and that the Southern Pines-Aberdeen Dirctory will fulfill its mission as a source of authentic in- formation pertaining to the community.
Four Major Departments
The four major departments are arranged in the follow- ing order :-
I. THE YELLOW PAGES constitute the first major de- partment of the Directory. This embraces a complete list of the names and addresses of the business and professional con- cerns of Southern Pines-Aberdeen, arranged in alphabetical order under appropriate headings-a catalog of all the activi- ties of Southern Pines-Aberdeen. Preceding this catalog, like- wise grouped under appropriate headings, are the advertise- ments and business cards of firms and individuals desiring to present a more complete list of their products or services than is possible in the catalog itself. Te 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 Southern Pines-Aber- deen, the necessity of having this kind of information up-to- date and always immediately available, is obvious. The Direc- tory is the common intermediary between buyer and seller, and plays an important role in the daily activities of the com- mercial, 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, occu- pation and address of each adult resident of Southern Pines-
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Aberdeen, Berkley, Knollwood, Manley and Pinebluff, and the name, official personnel, nature and address of each firm and corporation in the community.
III. THE DIRECTORY OF HOUSEHOLDERS, INCLUD- ING STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE, is the third major de- partment printed on green paper. In this section the named streets are arranged in alphabetical order; the numbers of the residences and business concerns are arranged in numeri- cal order under the name of each street, and the names of the householders and concerns are placed opposite the numbers. The names of the intersecting streets appear at their respec- tive crossing points on each street. Special features of this sec- tion 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.
Community Publicity
The Directory reflects the achievements and ambitions of the community, depicting in unbiased terms what it has to offer as a place of residence, as a business location, as a man- ufacturing 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 reference, and serve as perpetual and re- liable advertisements of Southern Pines-Aberdeen and vicini- ty.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
PAGE NUMBERS LISTED BELOW REFER TO THE YELLOW PAGES
Aberdeen Coca-Cola Bottling Co Inc top and bottom stencils and 8
Adams Gulf Service left side lines and 27
Arey J D & Co backbone, right top lines and 2
39
Austin Electrical Appliance Repairs
Barnum Realty & Insurance Co front cover left top lines, 31 and
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Belk-Hensdale Co
32
Brooks Brady H
Brown Auto Supply Co Inc
back cover, left side lines and 5
17
Bryan Drug Co Inc ...... back cover, left top lines and Buster's Cash Market
27
Cameron & Richardson
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Carolina Bank
right side lines and
22
Carpenter's Red & White Super Market
Citizens Bank & Trust Co of Southern Pines The
left top lines and
Clark & Bradshaw Esso
Colonial Furniture Co
11
Concrete Mix Inc
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Flinchum's TV Service
35
Hall & Carter Opticians
Hardister Hoke General Contractor
back lip margin and
12
Hill Directory Co Inc.
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Horton Funeral Home
left side lines and
30
Hotel Southland ...... back cover, left top lines and Humphrey's Studio
37
Jack's Restaurant & Grill
back cover, right top lines and 43
29
Leaverne's Grill
33
Leaverne's Oil Co
Lib's Flower Shoppe
front cover, right top lines and
20
McKeithan Funeral Home.
Moss Construction Co
back cover, left top lines and 13
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Niagara Dairy
46
Pilot Service Station
4'1
Pines Realty Company.
Radio Joe's Radio & TV Co
front cover, left side lines and 48
Resort Plumbing & Heating Co.
B and 38
Sandhill Awning Co.
left top lines and 6
18
Sandhill Drug Co ...... back cover, left side lines and Sandhill Oil Co Inc.
34
Scott Insurance Agency & Realty Co
front cover, right side lines and Shaw Paint & Wallpaper Co.
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Carolina Gardens
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Jefferson Inn The.
front cover, right side lines and
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Southern Pines Florist
front cover, right side lines and 21 Southern Pines Plumbing & Heating Co
Southern Pines Recapping Co .left top lines and 28
back cover, left side lines and 50
Southern Pines Savings & Loan Assn
Southern Pines Warehouses Inc front cover, left side lines and 45
Southland Hotel front cover, right top lines and 10
Steed Realty Co .. back cover, left top lines and 30 Still Oldsmobile & Pontiac Inc. front stencil, right top lines and 42 4
Taylor Motors Ltd
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Valet Cleaners The
front lip margin, right side lines and 19
Wicks Chevrolet Co
3
SOUTHERN PINES
"THE MID-SOUTH RESORT" (Courtesy of The Citizens Bank and Trust Company)
Statistical Review
FORM OF GOVERNMENT-City Manager.
POPULATION-4,272 (U. S. Census 1950), local estimate at present 5,500.
AREA-4 square miles.
ALTITUDE-550 feet above sea level.
CLIMATE-Mean annual temperature 55 degrees F.
PARKS-1, with total acreage of 4.
ASSESSED VALUATION-$7,500,000 with $1.75 per $100 tax rate.
BONDED DEBT-$630,000.
FINANCIAL DATA-1 bank and 1 building and loan associa- tion.
CHURCHES. 7, representing 7 denominations.
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION-Building permits issued in 1956, valued at $600,000.
NEWSPAPERS-1 weekly.
RADIO BROADCASTING STATIONS-WEEB.
HOTELS-6, with total of 300 rooms.
RAILROADS-City served by Seaboard Airline Railroad.
BUS LINES-City served by 1 intra-city bus line, Carolina Trailways.
HIGHWAYS-The following highways run through, or to, the city: U. S. No. 1. and State No. 2.
AIR LINES-City served by 1 airline, the Piedmont.
AIRPORTS-1 near city.
AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATION-1,193.
AMUSEMENTS-Largest auditorium in city seats 400 per- sons (School Auditorium). Number of moving picture thea- tres, 1 with total seating capacity of 300 persons. Number of golf courses in or near city, 4.
HOSPITALS-1.
EDUCATION-Number of public schools 2. Number of pa- rochial schools 1. Number of pupils in public schools 1,400. In parochial schools 105. Number of teachers in public schools 56; in parochial schools 6. Value of public school property, $1,200,000; parochial school property $200,000. PUBLIC LIBRARIES-1.
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CITY STATISTICS-Total street mileage 37, with 22 miles paved. Miles of sewers (storm and sanitary) 35. Number of water meters 1,800; light meters 1,800. Capacity of water works (municipal) 2,000,000 gallons per day, with daily average pumpage of 500,000 gallons, 35 miles of mains, and plant valued at $988,000. Fire department has 1 paid man, with 1 station and 4 pieces of motor equip- ment. Value of fire department real estate and equipment, $60,000. Police department has 10 paid men, with 1 station and 1 piece of motor equipment.
History Of Southern Pines
Founded in 1880 by John T. Patrick, who as immigration agent for the Seaboard Air Line Railroad had the job of at- tracting northern settlers and industries to the South. On dis- covering the Sandhill section, with its mild climate and dry pine-scented air, Patrick envisioned such opportunity that he himself purchased the large tract then known as Shaw's Ridge, laid out a town of wide streets and neat squares which persist today, gave the streets the names of New England and other northern states. The town was incorporated in 1886.
The first arrivals found Patrick's tales of haven in the South, just overnight by rail from New York City, to be well founded. They helped spread its fame among those who, for health or other reasons, sought a beneficient climate. Many early settlers, near the last stages of illness on their arrival, regained their health and lived to a ripe old age, founding businesses and contributing much to the development of the town.
By the turn of the century, peach and grape growing had begun to flourish, as they were to do well into the 20th century. A canning factory and the crate manufacturing business of Mr. I. F. Chandler had been established as off-shoots.
By 1905, the telephone company has some 75 subscribers. The school had 88 pupils. Among prominent businesses were Hayes News Depot and Patch & Tarbell, both of which survive today as Hayes Book Store and Patch's Department Store.
Winter visitors tripled the population during half the year, and most of the businesses existed to serve them. Hotels in- cluded the Jefferson Inn, still in existence: The Ozone, now the Southland; the Southern Pines Hotel, Prospect House and the large Piney Woods Hotel, with its lake and forested grounds.
Without ever assuming "boom" proportions except per- haps in the late twenties, Southern Pines, has continued to grow. In 1910 the permanent population was 500; 1920, 743; 1930, 2,524; 1940, 3,225; 1950 (the latest census), 4,272. Since the annexation of the Knollwood area in 1954 the corporate limits cover approximately four and a half square miles, with an estimated population of 5,500.
Various factors have contributed to the development of the community. One is Southern Pines' continued importance as a winter resort, with emphasis shifting through the year from health improvement to active sports or just pleasant liv- ing.
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Climatic conditions permit outdoor enjoyment practically every day in the year. In 1906 the first country club was or- ganized, by 1907 its golf course had been built. as civic leaders emulated the pattern set by the young but thriving resort of Pinehurst, six miles away; today there are three clubs, with four golf courses here, and Southern Pines shares with Pine- hurst the honor of being the nation's winter capital of golf.
In 1915 the Moore County Hounds was organized, and for- ty years later this community is famed as the home of the finest winter fox hunt in the land. Owners of show horses and jumpers have also found it the ideal winter sport, and steeple- chasing has recently had its renaissance at the Stoneybrook track.
The beauty of the town has been a main concern of its res- idents from the beginning, when early settlers formed the Vil- lage Improvement Society, planting many fine trees and shrubs which still grace its streets. The longleaf pine natural to this area forms a stately background, with azaleas and dog- wood adding springtime glory.
The growing charm of Southern Pines through the years has been enhanced by the building of fine winter homes by persons of means, appreciative of beautiful surroundings and the facilities for gracious living they have found here.
The Hollywood Hotel and Highland Pines Inn, large and lovely winter hotels, were both constructed in 1912. The pros- perity of the twenties, bringing a spurt in population, added the elegant Mid Pines Club and Pine Needles Inn, in the Knoll- wood residential section.
In 1925, a new era of progress was inaugurated with a large bond issue, which enabled the town to build its modern water plant on the Carthage road, greatly extended its water and sewer lines and hardsurface many streets.
Depression days showed Southern Pines the vulnerability of a resort operation. Visitors dwindled to a trickle, hotels had a hard time making a go of it and all businesses relying on the seasonal trade suffered. While the town worked it out some- how-even showing a small population gain for the decade, civic leaders started plans to get the economy on a sounder footing.
Unexpected aid came, from a source they would not have chosen-World War II. The rapid burgeoning of nearby Fort Bragg, the opening up of vast Camp Mackall, gave the resort town an unparalleled opportunity to serve. Besides plunging into war work, it provided homes for a flood tide of military families.
When the war ended and population shifts leveled out, it was found that many of the officers and men had liked what they saw here, and wished to stay. Some returned from over- seas to buy homes and enter the business life. Through the en- suing years, the military-both retired and still in uniform have become a fine and stable element of the community life.
The resort factor is still vital, and indeed more flourishing than ever. Despite the conversion of the Pine Needles to a hos- pital, St. Joseph of the Pines, in 1948, and the leasing of the
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Highland Pines Inn to the Air Force in 1951, the list of hotels remains large; the Mid Pines and Hollywood, open from Oc- tober till May; the Jefferson Inn, Southland, Parkview, and Belvedere, open all year; numerous guest houses and outside the town, a growing number of modern motels. The golf course of the Mid Pines, Pine Needles Club and Southern Pines Country Club are now open all year.
However, as a "home town" Southern Pines makes its ap- peal not only to the Army and Air Force families, but to an increasing number of retired persons from all walks of life, some of them former leaders of business and industry from the nation's metropolitan centers, others who find that on very modest incomes they can live pleasantly here. Many salesmen and others, whose business interests permit them to choose their headquarters town, are drawn to Southern Pines by its excellent schools. Executives of industry in the area enjoy their home and social life here while commuting daily to nearby towns.
These have given Southern Pines a cosmopolitan citizen. ry, interested in the finer things of life, who have not only ap- preciated what they found here but have joined in community efforts to provide more. The town has a winter concert series worthy of many much larger communities, its library supplies the needs of readers of discrimination, its art exhibits, held seasonally for years, now continue all year round.
There are vigorous churches of several denominations in the community, and some 250 businesses of wide variety.
ABERDEEN "Shopping Center of the Sandhills"
FORM OF GOVERNMENT-City council.
POPULATION-Last official U. S. Census 1,603. Local esti- mate at present 2,000.
ALTITUDE-490 feet above sea level.
CLIMATE-Mean annual temperature 57 degrees F.
PARKS-1, with total of 1 acre.
ASSESSED VALUATION-$2,494,130.00, with $1.75 per $100.00 tax rate.
FINANCIAL DATA-1 Bank and 1 Building & Loan Assn. CHURCHES-4, representing 4 denominations.
INDUSTRY-Chief Industries Manufacturing and agriculture. With 8 manufacturing establishments. Principal manufac- tured products are Carpets, Chemicals, Hosiery and furni- ture.
NEWSPAPERS-1 weekly.
HOTELS-2.
RAILROADS-City served by 3 railroads, Seaboard Air Line, Norfolk-Southern, Aberdeen & Rockfish.
BUS LINES-City served by 2 intra-city bus lines, Trailway and Queen City.
HIGHWAYS-U. S. 1, 15 and 501, State 5 and 211.
AIR LINES-City served by 1 air line. Piedmont.
AIRPORTS-1 near city.
AMUSEMENTS-Large well stocked lake with beautiful swimming beach. All free to public.
EDUCATION-2 public schools.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES-1.
TOWN OF PINEBLUFF, N. C.
Incorporated as town 1899.
POPULATION-Last official U. S. Census report 572; Local estimate at present 640.
AREA-2.4 square miles.
ALTITUDE-300 feet above sea level.
PARKS-2, with total acreage of 12, valued at $15,000.
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ASSESSED VALUATION-$680,814, with $1.80 per $100 tax rate.
BONDED DEBT-$43,000.00 (net).
TELEPHONES IN SERVICE-207.
CHURCHES-2, representing 2 denominations.
REAL ESTATE-Number of homes 195, with about 95 percent owned by occupants.
INDUSTRY-Chief industries Manufacturing, agriculture and lumbering.
MOTEL-1, with total of 10 rooms.
RAILROADS-City served by 3 railroads as follows: Seaboard Air Line; Aberdeen & Rockfish; Norfolk & Southern.
BUS LINES-City served by 1. Intra-city bus lines, as follows: Carolina Trailways.
HIGHWAYS-The following highways run through the city: U. S. Highway 1.
AIR LINES-City served by 1 air line as follows: Piedmont Air Lines.
AIRPORTS-1, Commercial.
AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATIONS-190.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES-1, with total of 4,000 volumes.
CITY STATISTICS-Total street mileage 7.43, with 6.33 miles paved. Number of water meters 190; light meters 190; Ca- pacity of water works 100,000 gallons, with daily average pumpage of 30,000 gallons. Fire department has no paid men, with 1 station and 4 pieces of motor equipment. Value of fire department real estate and equipment, $12,- 500. Police department has 1 man, with no station.
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