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DRY CLEANING
WYATT BROWN'S
PHONE 2155
CASCADE
LAUNDRY
FOR PRIVATE DINING ROOM PHONE 3151 BEDS THAT REFRESH FOOD THAT PLEASES
PROCTOR HOTEL
F. A. EDMUNDSON & COMPANY
Audits-Systems-Tax Service
5011/2 Dickinson Ave. Phone 4060
HOOKER & BUCHANAN INCORPORATED
MUTUAL INSURANCE
Next to Pitt Theatre Phone 2612
WASH YOUR DUDS IN EUREKA SUDS
EUREKA LAUNDRY
Dry Cleaning, Laundry and Rug Cleaning
1100 Clark at 11th St. Dial 2402
CARA NOME TOILETRIES
YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE
LETTING US
FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEITHER WILL WE J. KEY BROWN, DRUGGIST
FIVE POINTS PHONE 3319
MAX FACTOR TOILETRIES
701 DICKINSON AVE.
"PITT COUNTY'S MOST POPULAR FURNITURE STORE"
HOME FURNITURE STORE
DIAL 2879
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
312 EVANS ST. REAL ESTATE - RENTALS - INSURANCE
DIAL 2401
THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL
LUX
LIBERTAS
THE COLLECTION OF NORTH CAROLINIANA
ENDOWED BY JOHN SPRUNT HILL CLASS OF 1889
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ISERS' SPECIAL DIRECTORY
kley & Son
URANCE
SERVICE
IT Standard protection
IN
L ESTATE
303 EVANS ST. (Proctor Hotel Bldg.) DIAL 3728
Electricity Is Unbelievably Cheap - - Use It Adequately for Your Convenience and Comfort
GREENVILLE UTILITIES COMMISSION
201 W. 5th St. Phones 3124 and 2300
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MILLER'S GREENVILLE, N. C.
CITY DIRECTORY
VOL. VII
1944-1945
VOL. VII
Containing an Alphabetical Directory of Business Concerns and Private Citizens, Occupants of Office Buildings and Other Business Places, Including a Complete Street and Avenue Guide, and Much Information of a Miscellaneous Character;
And A Complete
Classified Bus
FOR USE ONLY IN
THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLECTION
SOUTHERN DI ASHEVILLE, N. C.
(See General
Issued Bi
PRICE
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GREENVILLE MERCHANTS ASSOCIA
GREENVILLE, N. C.
Copyright, February, 1
NOTE :- This publication has been ing been made by competent parties), responsibility is assumed for any erro in such revision.
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INDEX
GENERAL INDEX
Page
Alphabetical List of Names 1
101
Abbreviations
101
Associations and Clubs
303
City Government
171
Classified Business Directory 1
302
County Government (Pitt)
256
Fire Alarm Boxes
28
Miscellaneous Directory 1 1
11
North Carolina State Government
12
Numerical Telephone Directory
15
Preface
7
Street Directory
319
United States Government
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1
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
A A Taxi.
top lines
Auto Specialty Co. bottom lines
Batchelor Bros
fly Y
Bissette's Drug Stores fly Y
Bland J A Vacolite Co -p 5
Blount-Harvey Co Inc.
back cover
Bostic-Sugg Furniture Co Inc. top lines
Bray's Radio & Refrigerator Service p 5
Briley's Paint Shop. _p 6
Brown J Key
front cover
Carolina Dairy Products Co Inc insert
Carolina Sales Corp. p 6
Carter's Printery backbone
Cascade Laundry.
front cover
Cash Coal & Wood Co
bottom lines
Cecil's Business College, _p 6
Clark's Coal, Coke & Wood insert
Coburn's Shoes Inc
back cover
College View Cleaners & Laundry.
back cover
Colonial Ice Co.
top lines
Corey J Hicks Agency. .bottom lines
Cozart W B & Sons. back cover
Cozart's Auto Supply
top lines
Daily Reflector The
top lines
Double Cola Bottling Co Inc
bottom lines
Edmundson F A & Co.
front cover
Efird's Department Store
top lines
Ellwanger Funeral Service Inc_ _ bottom lines
Eureka Laundry.
front cover
First Federal Savings & Loan Assn.
bottom lines
Flanagan John Buggy Co Inc.
fly X
Garris-Evans Lumber Co Inc.
top lines
General Insurance Agency front cover Goodson & Flanagan top lines
Greenville Floral Co. top lines
Greenville News-Leader. top lines
Greenville Utilities Commission -p 2
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co. _insert
Harvey Oil Co.
bottom lines
Home Furniture Store
front cover
Hooker & Buchanan Inc.
front cover
Hotel Greenville.
bottom lines
Merritt V A & Sons top lines
Moore & Randolph Mesdames_ _ bottom lines
Moseley Brothers Inc
bottom lines
North Side Lumber Co
bottom lines
Nunn's Transfer.
back cover
Oakley J B & Son. .p 2
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
back cover
Perkins Manufacturing Co
fly Z
Phillips Gulf Service bottom lines
Proctor Hotel
front cover
Proctor John C.
top lines
Quality Eastern Oil Co Inc.
top lines
Quinn-Miller & Stroud.
top lines
Rainbow Cleaners & Laundry
insert
Respess Barbecue Stand.
fly Z
Scott's Dry Cleaners
p 5
Scott's Service Station.
back cover
Smith Electric Co.
top lines
Southern Directory Co.
fly Y
Tadlock Mutual Insurance Agency.
bottom lines
Turnage David L.
bottom lines
White Chevrolet Co Inc.
bottom lines
Wilkerson S G & Sons.
bottom lines
Willard Ernest Insurance Agency_ _ top lines
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ADVERTISERS' SPECIAL DIRECTORY
Bray's Radio & Refrigerator Service A. L. Bray, Prop.
WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF RADIOS AND REFRIGERATORS ALL WORK GUARANTEED 204 E. 5th St. Phone 4382
Scott's Dry Cleaners Paul A. Scott, Owner and Mgr.
Greenville's Modern Plant
Member National Association of Dyers and Cleaners
Repairs, Alterations, Hats Cleaned and Blocked Pressing While You Wait Dial 3722 126 E. 3d St. One Block Rear Post Office
J. A. Bland Vacolite Company Guaranteed Vacuum Tube Hearing Aids Higher Efficiency - Lower Price
401 State Bank Bldg. Dial 4330
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CAROLINA SALES CORPORATION
Distributors for EASTERN AND CENTRAL NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA Electrical and Home Appliances 1420 Evans St. Phones 3143-3144
Cecil's Business Colleges
ASHEVILLE, N. C. "In the Land of the Sky"
SPARTANBURG, S. C.
"In the Heart of the Piedmont"
Fully Accredited by The National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools
Secretarial Courses Stenotypy-Reporting Accounting
Bookkeeping
Business Administration
Civil Service
Write for Catalogue
CECIL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
66 HAYWOOD ST. ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Briley's Paint Shop R. H. Briley, Prop.
ALL CLASSES OF AUTOMOBILE AND FURNITURE PAINTING ALL WORK GUARANTEED
407 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 3821
PREFACE
PREFACE Greenville, North Carolina
"OUR GREENVILLE - YOURS IF YOU COME"
(Directory Population Territory Covered 15,628)
GREENVILLE, the county seat of Pitt County, is located at the head of navigation on the Tar River, 84 miles East of Raleigh, North Carolina; 137 miles South of Norfolk, Virginia; 159 miles South of Richmond, Virginia; and 267 miles South of Washington, D. C.
Pitt County, of which Greenville is the county seat, is in the heart of one of the greatest agricultural regions in the South, ranking 59th in the Nation's first one hundred counties in value of farm products sold, traded or used by farm householders.
The City's rapid growth is indicated by a thirty-eight per cent increase in population during the ten year period 1920 to 1930 in which time Post Office receipts increased over ninety-eight per cent.
THE CITY GOVERNMENT is vested in a Mayor and nine Aldermen, who are progressively providing the necessary facilities required in the city's rapid growth.
EDUCATIONAL facilities include a public school system accredited since 1917 in the Southern Association of Secondary Schools, with four schools for whites and two for colored, operating for a nine months term, and the High School providing twelve grades. In the teaching staff are employed a higher percentage of instructors holding Masters De- grees than in any other community in the state. In addition to regular subjects taught, the city school system has recently added a technical High School, offering courses which include radio-both theory and communication, aeroplane wood-working, machine shop practice and general wood-working. Sheet metal work will be added later. Equip- ment for these courses is unexcelled.
HIGHER EDUCATION is available at East Carolina Teachers College, a state institution located in Greenville. This college, with a plant value of more than $3,334,000.00 and an enrollment of over 1,200 students, offers courses leading to Masters Degree for both young men and young women, and it provides a highly favorable factor in the city's educational and cultural life.
LIBRARY facilities are provided by the Sheppard Memorial Municipal Library and the East Carolina Teachers College Library. There is also a library for the colored population.
ELECTRIC POWER is provided by the municipally owned plant at Greenville, which supplies not only the city proper, but a large area surrounding it, as well as several nearby municipalities, over its more
557696 till
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than 500 miles of transmission lines. The plant, equipment and distri- bution system, with 9,250 K. W. H. capacity, has a replacement value of $2,000,000.00. Electric rates are comparable to those in effect in the state for similar service.
WATER SUPPLY is provided by a city owned plant, taking the raw water from Tar River which is filtered in a modern plant, before being turned into the distribution system. The capacity of the plant is 3,000,000 gallons every 24 hours, with 600,000 gallons carried in storage at the plant, and an additional 900,000 gallons carried in overhead storage tanks located at strategic points throughout the city.
GAS for cooking and heating is manufactured and distributed from the municipal plant.
TAX RATES in both the City of Greenville and Pitt County are among the lowest in the state. The city and the county, as a result of good business management on the part of officials, are in excellent financial condition. The tax rate for Greenville is ninety cents, and for Pitt County sixty-five cents per one hundred dollars assessed valuation. Both the City and County are reducing bonded indebtedness systematically.
BANKING facilities are affording by two strong commercial banks, one operating branches in other communities in this section of the state; a Federal Saving and Loan Association, and a Building and Loan Asso- ciation. The commercial banks are managed by men well versed in the financial needs of all classes of businesses and industry, and have com- bined resources of approximately $26,246,344.00, with an average month- ly debit to individual accounts of $9,247,372.00.
INDUSTRIES, although the section is predominantly agricultural, include eight tobacco processing plants, cotton spinning mill, three lum- ber plants, two antique reproduction plants, two fertilizer plants, brick plant, five bottling plants, a creamery and milk pasteurizing plant, four laundries, five dry cleaning plants, poultry hatchery, three florists, marble works, three machine works, four commercial print shops, two daily newspapers, two drug manufacturers, sheet metal works, a full fashion hosiery plant, an abbatoir, and a poultry and stock feed plant.
TRANSPORTATION is provided by two railroad lines, the Atlantic Coast Line and the Norfolk-Southern, in addition to several motor freight lines. Supplementing the rail and motor freight facilities, seven hard- surfaced highways leading in all directions from Greenville, provide charter operators of motor trucks with safe avenues for operation in every direction. There are three passenger bus lines.
WATER TRANSPORTATION (discontinued for the duration) is pro- vided by the Norfolk, Baltimore and Carolina Line which serves the Greenville Port Terminal connecting with boat lines at Norfolk, Virginia, for eastern ports, and at Wilmington and Morehead City, North Carolina, and Charleston, South Carolina, for ports in the South and the Gulf. Greenville is the most inland port in North Carolina having a channel
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twelve feet deep and one hundred feet wide over which is operated regularly scheduled boat transportation.
THE AIRPORT, owned jointly by the city and the county and em- bracing an area of over seven hundred acres, with three five thousand foot paved runways, is one of the best municipal fields in the Southeast. Following the war, regular passenger, freight, and express air service will be inaugurated.
COMMUNICATION facilities include Western Union Telegraph, the Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Company with a modern dial system, and nine incoming and eight outgoing mails daily.
TWO DAILY NEWSPAPERS afford excellent news coverage for this section including the county and territory adjacent.
RADIO STATION W.G.T.C., Greenville's locally owned radio station, the most modern in this section, serves a wide area of Eastern North Carolina, providing entertainment, news, and a publicity service of the highest type.
HOTELS include the Proctor with 77 guest rooms and the Greenville with 40 guest rooms.
These lodging facilities are supplemented by several guest houses, providing accommodations approaching those available in the hotels.
CHURCHES of practically all major denominations adequately pro- vide for religious worship of the citizenship which ranks high in attend- ance. There are eleven churches for white and fifteen for negroes.
THE CLIMATE is moderate and open. The average mean annual temperature is 61 degrees, and the average annual rainfall is 45 inches. The altitude of the City is from 64 to 75 feet above sea level and the topography is rolling.
HEALTH conditions are comparable to any city in the Coastal Section of the South.
HOSPITAL facilities are provided by the Pitt General Hospital, a grade A institution with fifty-four beds, and equipped with modern X-ray, Fluroscope and Bronchoscope and staffed by highly trained phy- sicians and specialists.
Organizations include an active Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club, Lions Club, Women's Club, Business and Professional Women's Club, County Club, Merchants Association, American Legion Post and Auxiliary, as well as chapters of the major fraternal organiza- lions.
AS A SHOPPING and marketing center, Greenville serves a large area in the eastern section of the state, and is known as "East Carolina's Shopping Center." Sales of its more than two hundred retail stores total approximately nine million dollars annually, while the annual
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volume of the City's forty wholesale establishments totals approximately forty-five million dollars.
THE GREENVILLE TOBACCO MARKET is one of the largest markets for bright leaf flue cured tobacco in the nation. Facilities include ten auction warehouses with five sets of buyers. Floor space devoted to the handling and processing of tobacco in Greenville totals more than two million square feet.
The City is also the home of one of Eastern Carolina's largest firms buying cattle and hogs.
Greenville welcomes new industries and new businesses adapted to this section as well as new citizens desiring a home in a community where every facility for a full life is available.
For further information call or write:
THE GREENVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
501 Dickinson Avenue, at 5 Points
Phone 2725
PITT COUNTY
Formed in 1760, named in honor of William Pitt, population 61,244. Ranks 59th in the first 100 counties in the nation in agricultural pro- duction and farm income. The largest bright leaf tobacco county in the world-1939 crop, 48,545,162 pounds. Pitt County markets selling in 1939, 109,072,234 pounds, ranked first for flue cured tobacco.
Fertile sandy loam soils produce in abundance, tobacco, cotton, corn, peanuts, soy beans, rye, oats, wheat, hay, fruits, vegetables, and feed crops for live stock production which is increasing rapidly.
Ten growing progressive towns exclusive of Greenville, the county seat and principal commercial and educational center, are located in the county. These are Farmville, Ayden, Bethel, Winterville, Grifton, Grimesland, Falkland, Fountain, Pactolus, and Stokes.
Paved highways include N. C. numbers 11, 33, 43, 102, and 903, and U. S. Highways 64, 258, and 264.
The County School System embraces 13 consolidated units for whites, and 50 schools for colored, with a total enrollment of 14,000 students.
Investment in school plants and equipment totals more than $1,000,- 000.00. All white units are State Standard.
Pitt County's interest in the citizenship is evidenced by its liberal support of the following agencies: Agricultural and Home Demonstra- tion Departments in promotion of Farm Production, Marketing, and Home Making; Health Department in the protection of health; and a County Welfare Department in the preservation of the welfare of the citizenship.
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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY
MILLER'S GREENVILLE, North Carolina
Miscellaneous Directory 1944-1945
Containing Valuable Information Concerning Federal State, and Local Governments.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, President Henry A. Wallace, Vice President
The Cabinet
Cordell Hull, Secretary of State
Henry Morgenthau, Secretary of the Treas- ury
Henry L Stimson, Secretary of War Francis Biddle, Attorney-General
Frank Knox, Secretary of the Navy
Harold L Ickes, Secretary of the Interior Claude Wickard, Secretary of Agriculture Jesse Jones, Secretary of Commerce
Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor Frank C. Walker, Postmaster-General
The Supreme Court
Harlan F. Stone, Chief Justice
Associates-Hugo Black, Frank Murphy, Felix Frankfurter, Owen J Roberts, Stanley Reed, Wm O Douglas, Robt H Jackson
Government Officials
Treasurer of the United States-William Alexander Julian
Comptroller of Currency-Preston Delano
Director of the Mint-Nellie Tayor Ross
Register of the Treasury-Edward E Jones
Director of the Bureau of Printing and En- graving-Alvin W Hall
Quartermaster General of the Army- Maj E B Gregory
Surgeon General of the Army-Maj Gen J C Magee
Judge Advocate General of the Navy- Rear Admiral W B Woodson Salter
Quartermaster General of the Navy- Maj Gen Seth Williams
Chief of the Bureau of Plant Ind-R M Chief of Staff United States Army-Gen
Chief of the Weather Bureau-Francis W Richelderfer
Chief of the Bureau of Animal Ind- John F Mohler
Chief of the Bureau of Dairy Ind-O E Reed
Geo C Marshall
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NORTH CAROLINA GOVERNMENT
J M Broughton-Governor
R L Harris-Lieut-Governor
Thad Eure-Secretary of State
George R Pou-Auditor
C M Johnson-Treasurer
Clyde A Ervin -- Supt of Public Instructions
Supreme Court
W P Stacy-Chief Justice
Associate Justices - Michael Schenck, George W Connor, W A Devin, J W Win- borne, M V Barnhill
North Carolina Senators- Josiah W Bailey
and Robert R Reynolds
North Carolina Representatives-Herbert Bonner, John H Kerr, Carl T Durham, Gra- ham A Barden, Harold D Cooley, John H Folger, W O Burgin, J Bayard Clark, Robt L Doughton, Alfred L Bulwinkle, Zebulon Weaver and Cameron Morrison
COUNTY SEATS AND POPULATION
County
Pop.
County Seat
Duplin
39,739
Kenansville
Durham
80,244
Durham Tarboro
County
Pop.
County Seat
Alamance
57,427
Graham
Franklin
30,382
Alexander
13,454
Taylorsville
Gaston
87,531
Alleghany
8,341
Sparta Wadesboro
Graham
6,418
Ashe
22,664
Jefferson
Granville
29,344
Avery
13,561
Newland
Greene
18,548
Beaufort
36,431
Washington
Guilford
153,916
Oxford Snow Hill Greensboro Halifax Lillington Waynesville
Brunswick
17,125
Southport
Haywood
34,804
Hendersonville Winton Raeford
Cabarrus
59,393
Lenoir
Hyde
7,860
Swan Quarter Statesville Sylva
Caswell
20,032
Yanceyville
Johnston
63,798
Smithfield
Catawba
51,653
Newton
Jones
10,926
Trenton
Chatham
24,726
Pittsboro
Lee
18,743
Sanford
Cherokee
18,813
Murphy
Lenoir
41,211
Kinston
Chowan
11,572
Edenton
Lincoln
24,187
Lincolnton
Clay
6,405
Hayesville
Macon
15,880
Franklin Marshall
Cleveland
58,055
Shelby
Madison
22,522
Columbus
45,663
Whiteville
Martin
26,111
Williamston
Craven
31,298
New Bern
McDowell
22,996
Marion Charlotte
Cumberland
59,320
Fayetteville
Currituck
Mitchell
15,980
Bakersville
Dare
6,041
Manteo
Montgomery
16,280
Troy
Davidson
53,377
Lexington
Moore
30,969
Carthage
Davie
14,909
Mocksville
Nash
55,608
Nashville
Bertie
26,201
Windsor
Halifax
56,512
Bladen
27,156
Elizabethtown
Harnett
44,239
Buncombe
108,755
Asheville
Henderson
26,049
Burke
38,615
Concord
Hoke
14,937
Camden
5,440
Camden
Iredell
50,424
Carteret
18,284
Beaufort
Jackson
19,366
Caldwell
35,795
Morganton
Hertford
19,352
Gastonia Gatesville Robbinsville
Gates
10,060
Anson
28,443
Edgecombe
49,162
Forsyth
126,475
Winston-Salem Louisburg
Mecklenburg 151,826
Currituck
6,709
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New Hanover 47,935
Wilmington
Scotland
23,232
Northampton 28,299
Jackson
Stanly
32,834
Onslow
17,939
Jacksonville
Stokes
22,656
Laurinburg Albemarle Danbury
Orange
23,072
Hillsboro
Surry
41,783
Dobson
Pamlico
9,706
Bayboro
Swain
12,177
Bryson City
Pasquotank
20,568
Elizabeth City
Transylvania 12,241
Brevard
Pender
17,710
Burgaw
Tyrrell
5,556
Columbia Monroe
Person
25,029
Roxboro
Vance
29,961
Henderson
Pitt
61,244
Greenville
Wake
109,544
Raleigh
Polk
11,874
Columbus
Warren
23,145
Warrenton
Randolph
44,554
Asheboro
Washington
12,323
Plymouth Boone
Robeson
76,860
Lumberton
Wayne
58,328
Goldsboro
Rockingham
57,898
Wentworth
Wilkes
43,003
Wilkesboro
Rowan
69,206
Salisbury
Wilson
50,219
Wilson
Rutherford
45,577
Rutherfordton
Yadkin
20,657
Sampson
47,440
Clinton
Yancey
17,202
Yadkinville Burnsville
1.
New York
13,479,142
26. South Carolina
1,899,804
2. Pennsylvania
9,900,180
27.
Florida
1,897,414
3. Illinois
7,897,241
28.
Maryland
1,821,244
4. Ohio
6,907,612
29.
Kansas
1,801,028
5. California
6,907,387
30.
Washington
1,736,191
6. Texas
6,414,824
31.
Connecticut
1,709,242
7.
Michigan
5,256,106
32.
Nebraska
1,315,834
8.
Massachusetts
4,316,721
33.
Colorado
1,123,296
9.
New Jersey
4,160,165
34.
Oregon
1,089,684
10.
Missouri
3,784,664
35.
Maine
847,226
11. North Carolina
3,571,623
Rhode Island
713,346
12. Indiana
3,427,796
37.
South Dakota
642,961
13. Wisconsin
3,137,587
38. North Dakota
641,935
14.
Georgia
3,123,723
39.
Montana
559,456
15. Tennessee
2,915,841
Utah
550,310
16. Kentucky
2,845,627
41.
New Mexico
531,818
17.
Alabama
2,832,961
42.
Idaho
524,873
18.
Minnesota
2,792,300
43. Arizona
499,261
19.
Virginia
2,677,773
44. New Hampshire
491,524
20. Iowa
2,538,268
45.
Vermont
359,231
21. Louisiana
2,363,880
46.
Delaware
266,505
22. Oklahoma
2,336,434
47. Wyoming
250,742
23. Mississippi
2,183,796
48. Nevada
110,247
24. Arkansas
1,949,387
District of Columbia
663,091
25. West Virginia
1,901,974
Who Sells It?
The Easiest and Quickest Way to Find Out is to Consult the Classified Business Section
OF THIS DIRECTORY IT'S A BUYERS' GUIDE PAR EXCELLENCE !
Perquimans
9,773
Hertford
Union
39,097
Richmond
36,810
Rockingham
Watauga
18,114
POPULATION OF THE STATES OF THE UNITED STATES
36.
40.
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A Business Must Be Built
Builders need material to build with.
"Material" for Building a Business may be obtained from this Directory.
Build up your list of pros- pective customers by check- ing the Classified Business Lists in this book for those who should use your product.
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MILLER'S Numerical Telephone Directory - OF -
Greenville, North Carolina
VOL. VII
1944-1945
VOL. VII
Containing a list of telephone subscribers arranged according to telephone numbers. Since telephone numbers change rapidly, it is suggested that persons using this list refer to the latest edition of the regular telephone book in order to verify information contained herein.
NUMERICAL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 15
2001
Kyzer Willard T
2063
Moore Harvey A
2002
Proctor John C
2065
Clark John G
2004
Bilbro Cecil O
2067
James Dewey L
2005
Roebuck N Archie
2069
Brandt Bartholomew B
2006
McLeod M Jas
2070
Brown Frank M
2007
Boyd John H Jr
2071
Irving Hunter D
2008
Nobles Jack E
2072
Perkins Virginia Mrs
2009
Gardner Geo W
2074
Forrest Martha J C Mrs
2010
Cannon Alvin R
2075
Howard Jas L
2011
Warren Norman O
2076
Bryan Lucian D
2012
State Bank & Trust Co
2077
Keeter Eva Miss
2013
Fitzgerald Paul Dr
2078
Schultz Alfred M Dr
2015
Peaden's Ser Sta
2079
Bullock Clifton
2016
Stafford Oldsmobile Co
2080
Williams Heber L
2017
Harris James L
2081
Browne Walter A
2018
Allen Sadie C Mrs
2082
Wilson Lill B Miss
2019
Simpson Howard J
2083
Harrison Louis B
2022
Hotel Greenville
2085
Star Cafe
2026
ECTC
2088
Nobles Floyd A
2028
Jones Jas S
2089
Brewer Warren L
2029
Local Board No 1
2090
Vandiford Jas
2030
Baker Specialty Co
2091
Johnson Bertis McK Dr
2032
Drum Horace B
2092
Beane Marvin R
2035
Snedeker Edw W
2093
Ormond H Lyman
2036
G'ville Nehi Botlg Co
2094
Jarvis Memo Meth Cr
2038
Glass Willis G
2097
Cunningham Harry P
2040
Smith Milo H
2101
Wilkerson S G & Sons
2041
Ward Jas M
2102
Wilkerson S G & Sons
2042
Western Auto Asso Store
2104
Williams Odie D
2043
Howell Robt E
2105
McMullan Edwin G
2044
Moore Edwin L
2106
Garris-Evans Lbr Co
2045
Wells Percy E
2109
Warner John W
2046
Brown Elvira Mrs
2110
E C T C Wilson Hall
2048
Hertlein Geo B Jr
2111
County Farm Agent
2049
Hearne Wm A B
2112
U S Agrl Adjustment Agcy
2050
Ricks J Edw
2113
Pepsi-Cola Botlg Co
2051
Lanier D Belmont
2115
Bilbro Whol Co
2052
White Saml T
2116
Bilbro Whol Co
2053
Tilghman Larry B
2118
Murray Carlos W
2054
Van Dyke Furn Co
2119
Taft Wm H
2055
Ruffin Alger C
2120
Moore D Raymond
2059
Taft Furn Co
2121
City Market
2060
Batchelor Paul F Dr
2125
Askew's Market
2062
King Cornelia S Mrs
2128
White's Stores
2021
Guzanus Henry G
2084
Boykin Toland H
2023
Greene James C Co
2086
Matlock Marion T
2037
Massey Moulton B Dr
2095
Moore Annie L Miss
2039
Watson & Haar Drs
2098
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