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GREER FUNERAL HOME
AMBULANCE PHONE 4-4521
CARS-TRUCKS WAYNE JOHNSON MOTORS STUDEBAKER "SALES
231 E. HARPER AVE.
GREER-ALEXANDER MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION, Inc. PHONE 4-4521
300 WEST AVENUE
LENOIR, N. C.
W. E. Alexander, Pres.
G. W. Greer, Sec .- Treas.
LENOIR ROOFING CO.
ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK
212 W. HARPER AVE. PHONE 4-9006
FIDELITY INSURANCE AGENCY
INCORPORATED
PHONE 4-9371
132 WEST AVE.
L. E. DIMMETTE, Pres .- Treas.
CITIES
BARRINGER OIL CO. DISTRIBUTOR CITIES SERVICE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
PHONE 4-6351 HICKORY ROAD
FLOWERS AUTO PARTS CO. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS -- MACHINE SHOP SERVICE DE S. DRUL BERRY ST.
PHONE 4-5341
PHONE 4-6161
SERVICE
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THE COLLECTION OF NORTH CAROLINIANA PRESENTED BY Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
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S' SPECIAL DIRECTORY
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E. SHELL, Mgr.
GENERAL INSURANCE
Property Management
ne 4-9341
National Bank Building
Newton Transportation Co., Inc.
MOTOR FREIGHT LINES Service To and From Virginia - Washington, D. C. - Baltimore, Md. - Pennsylvania New Jersey - New York, N. Y. - West Virginia - Ohio
PROMPT ECONOMICAL
SHIP BY MOTOR TRUCK
NEWTON
Transportation Co., Inc.
INSURED CARRIER
DEPENDABLE
SERVICE
PHONE 4-4516
531 W. HARPER AVE.
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ADVERTISERS' SPECIAL DIRECTORY
E. F. ALLEN
J. B. BERNARD
ALLEN & BERNARD
INSURANCE "THAT INSURES"
FIRE x AUTOMOBILE x CASUALTY
PITAL Standard
125 S. MAIN ST.
DUONE A.A010
pro MPANY
Mutual B Loan A.
HOME BUILDERS AND
HOME F
Information
E. F. ALLEN - - - Exe
J. T. ENNIS - - S W. C. SMITH - - - Ass
125 S. MAIN ST.
This book must not be taken from the Library building.
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ADVERTISERS' SPECIAL DIRECTORY
Design Studio
Let us help vou with your DECORATING PROBLEMS
INTERIORS - DRAPES - SLIP COVERS LAMPS - DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
MRS. LESLIE THORNE KOUNTZE, Owner & Designer
327 E. HARPER AVE. PHONE 4-7409
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STATESVILLE
BRICK COMPANY
Manufacturers of
Face SHALE BRICK Common
Sewer Pipe
Flue Lining
Structural Tile
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TITLE PAGE
MILLER'S Lenoir, North Carolina
CITY DIRECTORY
VOL. IX
1953-1954 VOL. IX
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, Buyers Guide, Numerical Telephone Directory;
And A Complete Classified Business Directory
SOUTHERN DIRECTORY CO.
ASHEVILLE, N. C. .. : PUBLISHERS
Member Association of North American Directory Publishers (See General Index, page 6)
Issued Biennially
PRICE - - $20.00
LENOIR MERCHANT'S ASSOCIATION
LOCAL AGENTS
LENOIR, N. C.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Copyright February, 1953, by Chas. W. Miller
NOTE-This publication has been carefully revised (a new canvass hav- ing been made by competent parties), but it is distinctly understood that no responsibility is assumed for any errors or omissions that may have occurred in such revision. -PUBLISHERS
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INDEX
GENERAL INDEX
Page 101
Abbreviations
Alphabetical List of Names
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Associations and Clubs
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Buyer's Guide 1 1
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Classified Business Directory
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County Government (Caldwell). 1
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Fire Alarm Boxes
Fly Y
North Carolina State Government.
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Numerical Telephone Directory
37
Preface
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Street Directory
289
Title Page
5
United States Government
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
Allen & Bernard -p 3
Appliance Center 23
Bank of Lenoir initial letter lines
Barger-Ashe
Roofing
Co
back cover and top lines
Barringer Oil Co
front cover
Beall Oil Co
back cover and p 30
Bernhardt Studio
p 34
Bernhardt-Seagle Co
bottom lines
Blair Insurance Agency
p 32
Bost Lumber Co
top lines
Broyhill Furniture Factories -p 28
Bush Transfer Inc __ insert
Caldwell Builders Supply Co. bottom lines
Caldwell Cinder Block Co.
20
Caldwell Finance Co
p 32
Caldwell Machine Co.
-p 33
Carolina Feed & Seed Co ..
_bottom lines
Carolina Tire & Appliance Co .. top lines
Central Cafe_ p 35
Chewning Buick Co 16
Children's Shop The .p 19
Citizens Building & Loan Assn back cover
Clay W Lawrence.
bottom lines
Collins Department Store
bottom lines
Courtney's insert
Design Studio .p 4
Dixie Cream Donut Shop. p 17
Duke Power Co
bottom lines
Estep Esso Service
14
Fashion The 36 Fidelity Insurance Agency
front cover and top lines
Flowers Auto Parts Co
front cover
Gibbons & Smith
p 24
Greer Funeral Home front cover
Greer-Alexander Mutual Burial Assn __
front cover
Guarantee Store The -p 23
Gulf Oil Corp
p 31
Hodges Cleaners p 20
Home Electric Co
top lines
Houck's Trim Shop
p 14
J P Feed & Grocery Co
p 25
Johnson Wayne Motors
front cover
Kent-Coffey Manufacturing Co.
p 29
Kirby J Russell_
p 21
Leftwich Electric Corp.
bottom lines and p 24
Lenoir Cleaners
.p 20
Lenoir Chair Co
p 28
Lenoir Drug Store
top lines
Lenoir Electric Repair
p 24
Lenoir Farm Equipment Co
p 25
Lenoir Finance Co bottom lines and insert
Lenoir Furniture Corp
.p 28
Lenoir Funeral Home
_back cover
Lenoir Hardware & Furniture Co back cover
Lenoir Hosiery Mills.
-p 31
Lenoir Ice & Fuel Co
top lines
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PREFACE
Lenoir, North Carolina
CITY OF LENOIR, COUNTY SEAT OF CALDWELL COUNTY
PREFACE
The City of Lenoir is situated in the western Piedmont section of North Carolina in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and is the southern gateway to the Blue Ridge Parkway, Blowing Rock-Grandfather Mountain area. It is principally an industrial city with the manufacture of furniture its leading industry, being the largest in the entire United States.
Between 1857 and 1900, however, Lenoir was known as a summer resort and had many summer visitors, while all of those who went to Blowing Rock left the train at Lenoir and drove the 23 miles by road up the mountain in horse drawn hacks. The distance is now only 20 miles.
INDUSTRY
It was during this period, however, that the manufacture of furniture first started in Lenoir, since there were many skilled cabinet makers in this area, the descendants of skilled artisans who had been brought over from England by the wealthy plantation owners in Happy Valley and the Yadkin Valley to build the furniture for the homes built in this valley shortly after the Revolution. Several of these beautiful old homes, containing the hand-made furniture, are still standing and in use by the descendants of the families who built them.
By 1900 Lenoir was already well-known as a furniture manufacturing center. This industry has increased steadily until at the present time there are eighteen large furniture manufacturing plants, two veneer plants, two mirror plants, one paper box and packing materials concern, and several other concerns that supply materials for the furniture in- dustry. In all, there are some 50 different industries operated in Lenoir employing more than 9,000 persons. Of these the furniture industry alone employs more than 4,000 persons, a majority of these being men. The payroll for the furniture industry amounts to aproximately $200,000 a week and the total industrial payroll is approximately $450,000 a week. There are also eight cotton spinning mills in Lenoir and the Lenoir area which employs some 2,000 persons, mostly women, also a large plant making work clothing. There are also hosiery mills, machine shops, flour mills, sawmills, millwork plants and other miscellaneous industries.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS (Continued from Page 6)
Lenoir industrial Bank. _top lines
Lenoir Insurance Agency. top lines
Lenoir Machine Shop_ p 34
Lenoir Manufacturing Co
top lines and p 18
Lenoir Motors p 16
Lenoir Mills Inc bottom lines
Lenoir Office Equipment Co. top lines
Lenoir Roofing Co front cover
Lenoir Stationery Co. p 35
Miller Bros Ready Mix Concrete Co. -p 21
Mooney Plumbing & Heating Co.
p 34
Morris Ray Motor Co
-p 16
Mutual Building & Loan Assn
p 3
Newton Transportation Co. -p 2
Norwood Service Station p 15
Oakboro Lumber Co p 33
Parlier & Tomlinson.
bottom lines
Pennell M M & Sons.
back cover
Pennell & Haigler Inc p 22
Piedmont Gas Co
p 30
Price Brothers bottom lines
Pure Oil Service Station 15
Rabb Motor Co.
top lines and p 17
Rabb-Nelson Gulf Service _p 15
Rockhaven Gardens p 26
Rural Plumbing Inc p 35
Service Cleaners.
-p 21
Shaw W E Furniture Co. bottom lines
Shell Realty Agency. p 2
Shields Refrigeration Co stencils
Smith C T & Son -p 22
Smith Crossroads Inc_ insert
Smith D A Chair Co p 30
Smith Printing Co.
top lines
Smithey's Department Store
top lines
Spainhour's
36
Sprinkle Oil Co .p 31
Statesville Brick Co. p 4
Steele Rulane Service Inc
bottom lines
Suddreth D D Furniture Co .p 27
Teague Furniture Co
bottom
lines
Thompson-Lipe Co The
p 21
Tot 'N 'Teen. -p 19
Tire Sales & Battery Co
bottom lines
Triplett Clothing Co
back cover
Triplett Lumber Co
p 32
Turner Furniture Co 27
p
Union National Bank
_backbone and p 18
Valmead Furniture Co.
27
p
WJRI Radio Station.
bottom lines
Waldensian Bakery p 17
Wall Foundry & Machine Co.
top lines
West Avenue Food Lockers p 25
Western Auto Associate Store -p 14
Whitnel Supply Co
p 19
Woodbury Lumber Co.
top lines
POPULATION OF THE STATES OF THE UNITED STATES
1. New York 14,830,192
2. California 10,586,223
3. Pennsylvania 10,498,012
28. Connecticut 2,007,280
4. Illinois 8,712,176
29. West Virginia 2,005,552
5. Ohio 7,946,627
30. Arkansas 1,909,511
6. Texas 7,711,194
31. Kansas 1,905,299
32. Oregon 1,521,341
33. Nebraska 1,325,510
34. Colorado 1,325,089
35. Maine 913,774
36. Rhode Island 791,896
37. Arizona 749,587
13. Georgia
3,444,578
38. Utah 688,862
39. New Mexico 681,187
15. Virginia
3,318,680
40. South Dakota 652,740
16. Tennessee
3,291,718
17. Alabama
3,061,743
18. Minnesota
2,982,483
43. Idaho 588,637
19. Kentucky
2,944,806
44. New Hampshire 533,242
20. Florida
2,771,305
45. Vermont 377,747
21. Louisiana
2,683,516
46. Delaware 318,085
22. Iowa
2,621,073
47. Wyoming
290,529
23. Washington
2,378,963
48. Nevada 160,083
24. Maryland 2,343,001
District of Columbia 802,178
25. Oklahoma
2,233,351
TOTAL 1950 CENSUS
150,697,361
7. Michigan 6,371,766
8. New Jersey 4,835,329
9. Massachusetts 4,690,514
10. North Carolina 4,061,929
11. Missouri 3,954,653
12. Indiana 3,934,224
41. North Dakota 619,636
42. Montana 591,024
14. Wisconsin 3,434,575
26. Mississippi 2,178,914
27. South Carolina 2,117,027
PREFACE
PREFACE
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POPULATION
The population of Lenoir was 7,900 within the city limits according to the 1950 census, while the population of Caldwell county in 1950 was 43,329. The popuation of the two townships in which Lenoir is located was 26,090 in 1950. Accordingly, the population of Lenoir and the areas immediately surrounding it is conservatively estimated at approximately 20,106 persons now, while the trading area is approx- imately between 60,000 and 65,000.
The difference between the census population and the population living in and adjacent to Lenoir is due to the fact that many of those employed in the industrial plants live outside the city limits or on small farms out in the country.
TRANSPORTATION
Lenoir is served by the Carolina and Northwestern Railway, a sub- sidiary of the Southern Railway System, extending from Lenoir to Chester, S. C., where it connects with the Seaboard Airline Railway. The C & N W also intersects the main East-West line of the Southern Railway in Hickory, 19 miles south, and the main Washington-Atlanta line of the Southern in Gastonia, some 50 miles south of Lenoir. In addition, Lenoir is served by five hard-surfaced state and federal high- ways which afford frequent bus and freight transportation. Six large trucking concerns operate out of Lenoir either as common carriers or contract haulers. Regular bus service to all points in the United States is provided by the Atlantic Greyhound lines and the Queen City Coach Company. Through rail passenger service to New York, Chicago and all other points is available from Lenoir and Hickory over the Southern Railway System. Piedmont Airlines provides air travel from the Hickory Airport.
TAXES
The tax rate in the city of Lenoir for all purposes is $1.55 for each $100 valuation, for which $1.20 is for city purposes and 35 cents for school purposes. The county tax rate is 90 cents on each $100 valuation for all county purposes. Property is assessed at approximately 75 per cent of its real value for taxation purposes for both the city and county. No state property tax levied in North Carolina.
FIRE PROTECTION
Due to the fact that Lenoir has one of the most modern and well equipped volunteer fire departments in the United States, fire losses have been unusually low with a very low fire insurance rate.
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WATER SUPPLY
Lenoir has a modern water plant with a pumping capacity of ap- proximately 1,500,000 gallons a day although the city only uses between 800,000 and 1,000,000 gallons a day including industrial uses. This water supply is derived from several mountain streams fed by natural springs with the result that the water is extremely soft and unusually pure.
UTILITIES
The electric power supplied to Lenoir and Caldwell county by the Duke Power Company which with its network of hydro-electric and steam power plants is equipped to deliver an almost unlimited amount of electricity for either domestic or commercial use. Two of Duke Power Company's largest hydro-electric plants are located in Caldwell county while another is located in another county. The rates for power in Lenoir and Caldwell county are among the lowest in the United States.
Caldwell county is one of the most highly electrified counties in North Carolina with 945 miles of rural electric lines with more than 5,000 rural customers.
Gas for cooking, refrigerators and heating is available from the Piedmont Gas Company which is now supplying approximately 21,500,- 000 cubic feet and which has a capacity for about 50,000,000 cubic feet per month. Rates are reasonable and decline in proportion to the amount used. Natural gas will be available in 1953.
BANKS
Lenoir is served by two commercial banks, one industrial bank and two building and loan associations. The two banks have combined resources of more than $12,860,000 while the two building and loan associations have combined resources of aproximately $4,300,000.
LABOR SUPPLY
An adequate supply of native white labor is available in Lenoir and Caldwell county and is more than 99 per cent native Blue Ridge Moun- tain stock of pre-Revolution origin. These people are intelligent, hard working and are not inclined to float from one section to another. Most of them own their homes or farms. Their forefathers have lived in this mountain area for more than a century. This supply of native born white labor with intelligence and ability is the outstanding asset of Lenoir and this entire region.
CIVIC CLUBS
Among the various civic clubs in Lenoir are the Lions Club, Kiwanis Club, Rotary Club, Optimists Club, Exchange Club, Woman's Club,
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Business and Professional Women's Club, Garden Club, Lenoir Service Club, the Mozart Music Club, the Lenoir Music Club, Woodmen of the World, Knights of Pythias, and the Masonic Order. The Rotary Club meets at 12:30 each Friday, Kiwanis Club at 6:30 P. M. each Friday at the Carlheim Hotel. The Lions Club meets the first and third Mondays at 6:30 P. M. in the Carlheim Hotel and the Optimists Club each Monday at 6:30 P. M. at the Optimist Club House, the Exchange Club meets each Tuesday at 6:30 P. M. at Smith Crossroads.
SCHOOLS
The Lenoir school system is composed of five elementary schools and two high schools with the total enrollment of more than 2,500 and with approximately 500 in the high schools. The schools have a nine. months term and 12 grades. There are 24 rural schools in the county system with an enrollment of approximately 10,500. These schools also have a nine months term and 12 grades. Nearly 7,500 of the children in the rural schools are transported to and from school every day in 60 school buses which travel an average of 1,800 miles every day.
CHURCHES
There are 18 churches in Lenoir, 12 of these for the white congrega- tion and 6 for the colored congregation, representing all denominations.
HOSPITALS
Lenoir has three modern hospitals containing the most modern equipment and staffed by able doctors and nurses.
CLIMATE
Situated as it is in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Lenoir has an unusually mild climate the year around. The average annual temperature is 56.5 degrees with an average summer temperature of 73.7 degrees and a fall average temperature of 57.2 degrees. The average winter temperature is 38.9 degrees and the spring temperature is 56.2 degrees.
Although the altitude in Lenoir is only 1,186 feet, within 18 miles it is possible to attain an altitude of almost 4,000 feet, while Grandfather Mountain in the northwestern edge of the county attains an altitude of 5,964 feet.
RECREATION
Those seeking outdoor recreation can find an almost unlimited amount in Lenoir or in this general area. There is a nine-hole Donald Ross golf course in Lenoir, and several hundred miles of extensive trout and bass fishing waters in the county. An 18-hole golf course is available in Blowing Rock at an altitude of almost 4,000 feet.
For additional information concerning Lenoir and Caldwell County write to the Lenoir Chamber of Commerce, 112 North Main Street, Lenoir, N. C.
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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY
MILLER'S Lenoir, North Carolina
Miscellaneous Directory 1953 - 1954
Containing Valuable Information Concerning United States and State Government.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER-President RICHARD M. NIXON-Vice-President
The Cabinet
John Foster Dulles, Secretary of State
George M. Humphreys, Secretary of the Treasury
Herbert Brownell, Jr, Attorney General
Charles E Wilson, Secretary of Defense
Douglas E Mckay, Secretary of the In- terior
Ezra Taft Benson, Secretary of Agricul- ture
Sinclair Weeks, Secretary of Commerce Arthur E Summerfield, Postmaster Gen- eral
Martin P Durkin, Secretary of Labor
Government Officials
Treasurer of the United States-Ivy Baker Priest
Comptroller of Currency-Preston Delano
Director of the Mint-Nellie Taylor Ross Register of the Treasury-Edward G Dolan
Director of the Bureau of Printing and En- graving-Alvin W Hall
Assistant Secretary of Labor-Edw C Moran Jr
Chief of Staff United States Army-Gen Jos L Collins
Navy Chief-Admiral Wm. W. Fechteler Air Chief-Gen Hoyt S Vandenberg
Chief of the Weather Bureau-Francis W Richelderfer
Director of War Mobilization-Jno W Snyder
Representative World Security League- Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
NORTH CAROLINA GOVERNMENT
William B. Umstead-Governor
Luther H. Hodges -- Lieutenant-Governor
Thad Eure-Secretary of State Henry L. Bridges -- Auditor
Brandon P. Hodges -- Treasurer Chas F Carroll-Supt of Public Instruction L. Y. Ballentine- Comr. of Agriculture Forrest H. Shuford-Comr. of Labor Waldo C. Cheek-Comr. of Insurance Harry McMullan-Attorney General
Supreme Court
Wm A Devin-Chief Justice
Associate Justices-Michael Schenck, J. W. Winborne, M V Barnhill, Jeff D Johnson, Jr, R Hunt Parker, E B Denny, A J Newton clerk.
North Carolina Senators-Clyde R. Hoey and Willis Smith
North Carolina Representatives-Herbert Bonner, Graham A Barden, Harold W Cool- ey, Thurmond Chatham, Carl T Durham, C B Deane, L H Fountain, F E Carlyle, Chas R Jonas, W W Jones, Geo A Shuford and H Q Alexander
State Medical Commission
Jas A Clerk, Dr. Clarence Poe, F. J. Blythe, B E Jordan, J W Beam, Rev C E Rozzelle, Don S Elias, Mrs R J Reynolds, Jr, Wm B Rodman, Wm Rich.
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
MILLER'S
CLASSIFIED
BUYERS' GUIDE
OF THE CITY OF
Lenoir, North Carolina
1953-1954
The Buyers' Guide contains the advertisements and business cards of the more progressive business men and firms in the city, classified according to lines of business.
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
AUTO ACCESSORIES
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE
Accessories - Sporting Goods - Bicycles - Radios Batteries - Tires and Tubes - Paints - Fishing Tackle
121 S. MAIN ST.
ROY F. SHOAF, Owner PHONE 4-4091
AUTO SERVICE
ESTEP STANDARD ESSO DEALER
SERVICE
COMPLETE LINE OF ESSO PRODUCTS ATLAS TIRES AND TUBES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES WASHING - GREASING - POLISHING - WAXING
119 S. Mulberry St. Phone 4-3440
HOUCK'S TRIM SHOP Roby Houck, Owner CUSTOM BUILT SEAT COVERS CONVERTIBLE TOPS HEADLINERS AND DOOR PANELS - UPHOLSTERING 496 W. Harper Ave. Phone 4-7618
Don't Use An Old Directory!
One address taken from an Old Directory may send you miles out of the way and waste a whole day's time. You take pride in keeping a fresh stock of merchandise on your shelves-
Why Not Avail Yourself of Fresh Information for Your Daily Use ?
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
AUTO SERVICE
NORWOOD SERVICE STATION
Firestone Tires - Auto-Lite Batteries Washing - Polishing - Lubricating Road Service
231 N. MAIN ST.
PHONE 4-9412
PURE OIL SERVICE STATION
PURE
PURE OIL PRODUCTS
TIRES - TUBES - WASHING - LUBRICATING ROAD SERVICE
255 WEST AVE. TEL. 4-5310
J. DUDLEY RABB JOHN B. NELSON
RABB-NELSON GULF PRODUCTS AND ACCESSORIES
GULF
Tires - Batteries - Accessories Washing - Polishing - Lubricating
Evinrude Motors
100 E. Harper Ave. Phone 4-3681
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
AUTOMOBILES
OLDSMOBUS
Oldsmobile
LENOIR MOTORS
INTERNATIONAL
"Sales and Service" TRACTORS AND FARM EQUIPMENT
International
107-109 WILLOW ST.
PHONE 4-9621
CHEWNING BUICK COMPANY
Authorized SALES - SERVICE
-
PHONE 4-4642
W. HARPER AVE. EXTD.
MORGANTON ROAD
RAY MORRIS MOTOR CO., INC.
DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE "JOB-RATED" TRUCKS Sales and Service
PLYMOUTH
211 EAST AVE.
PHONE 4-6331
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
AUTOMOBILES
RABB MOTOR CO., INC.
DeSoto
410 E. HARPER AVE.
Plymouth and DeSoto Cars MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE Farm Implements TRUCKS-TRACTORS
LES
PHONE 4-4591
BAKERS
DIXIE CREAM DONUT SHOP BAKERY
We Specialize In All BAKERY PROUCTS - RETAIL and WHOLESALE
110 N. BOUNDARY ST. Open 24 Hours PHONE 4-6201
WALDENSIAN BAKERY
DELICIOUS PASTRIES AND PARTY CAKES PIES and ASSORTED BREADS Special Orders For Weddings and Parties
103 S. MAIN ST.
PHONE 4-3221
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
BANKS
UNION NATIONAL BANK
Capital and Profit $500,000.00
Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. and FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
105 WEST AVE.
PHONE 4-3181
BUILDING MATERIALS
Lenoir Manufacturing Co.
Lumber - Millwork - Building Material
"EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING"
LOWE BROS. PAINTS
US GYPSUM ROOFING, ASBESTOS and SIDING
PHONE 4-5241
OAK ST. at C. & N. W. R. R.
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BUILDING MATERIALS
WHITNEL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC.
PAINTS - BUILDING MATERIALS
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
"Sales and Service"
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HICKORY ROAD WHITNEL, N. C. PHONE 4-6157
CHILDREN'S WEAR
The Children's Shop
LENOIR'S OLDEST and MOST EXCLUSIVE INFANTS THROUGH TEENS
104 WEST AVE. PHONE 4-9065
TOT 'N' TEEN "Lenoir's Newest and Most Modern Childrens Store" We Outfit The Girl and Boy From Cradle Through Teens
117 S. MAIN ST, Next to Ballews. PHONE 4-5111
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
CINDER BLOCKS
CALDWELL CINDER BLOCK CO.
INCORPORATED
PHONE 4-6541
Electrically Vibrated - Steam Cured Construction Units
HICKORY ROAD HUDSON, N. C.
CLEANERS
HODGES CLEANERS, INC.
SYNTHETIC, ODORLESS CLEANING "One Day Service" Cash & Carry or Pickup & Delivery 100-102 N. MULBERRY ST. PHONE 4-4918
LENOIR CLEANERS
Dry Cleaning and Hat Blocking At It's Best DELIVERY SERVICE AND CASH AND CARRY
316 E. HARPER AVE.
PHONE 4-4041
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CLEANERS
SERVICE CLEANERS
"Wear Clean Clothes" SHIRT LAUNDRY AND BACHELOR BUNDLES DELIVERY SERVICE OR CASH AND CARRY PLAN 214 W. HARPER AVE. PHONE 4-4681
COFFEE AND SPECIALTIES
THE THOMPSON-LIPE CO.
Wholesale Coffee - Confections Drugs - Specialties - Notions 324 WEST AVE. PHONE 4-7541
CONCRETE-READY-MIX
Miller Brothers Ready Mix Concrete Co. SAND - GRAVEL - STONE - CONCRETE PRE-CAST SEPTIC TANKS
121 AVENT ST. (N. Main Extd.) PHONES 4-5091 and 4-9312
CONTRACTORS
J. RUSSELL KIRBY
CONTRACTOR GRADING AND EXCAVATING STONE - FISH PONDS - GRAVEL
309 E. Harper Ave. Phone 4-6316
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
CONTRACTORS
WADE B. HAIGLER President
M. M. PENNELL Vice-President
J. H. SWANSON Secretary-Treasurer
PENNELL & HAIGLER, INC.
General
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Contractors
WILKESBORO ROAD
PHONE 4-6171
C. T. SMITH & SON
COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
GEXTRU
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Hickory Road
P. O. Box 89
Phone 4-3128
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DEPARTMENT STORES
DAVID COHEN
ISADORE KAMINSKY
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