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DAVIDSON MOTOR CO.
SALES CHEVROLET SERVICE
202 N. MAIN ST. PHONES 2292 and 2733
RED BIRD CABS - Phone 2331
PIEDMONT FURNITURE CO.
LEXINGTON'S FOREMOST FURNITURE STORE
PHONE 2368
111 N. MAIN ST.
RADIOS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES RUGS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS PHONE 2366 405 S. MAIN ST.
DRY QUAL CLEANING B & B.LAUNDRY PHONE TELLS 2315
FORD
GORDON MOTORS, INC.
Ford Sales and Service
805 WINSTON RD.
PHONES OFFICE 2193, PARTS 463
Hamilton, Gruen, Elgin, Bulova Watches
fullochs'
EWELERS REPAIRING A SPECIALTY 21 S. MAIN ST. "Keepsake Diamond" PHONE 416
114-120 E. FOURTH ST.
527
WAGNER TIRE SERVICE PHONE 2382
AIR RIDE RECAPPING -- COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE
ALL KINDS OF FINISHED BUILDING MATERIALS
E. M. WARD COMPANY
Phone
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Lexington Insulation Co., Inc.
A. C. LEONARD, Pres .- Mgr.
WEATHER STRIPPING, BLOWN ROCK WOOL, BARRETT ROOFING, WHITE ASBESTOS SIDING
"FOR A COOL HOME IN SUMMER AND A WARM HOME IN WINTER"
FUEL SAVING AND FIRE PROTECTION
PHONE 2416
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ADVERTISERS' SPECIAL DIRECTORY
Names Appearing in Black Letters
IN THIS DIRECTORY are the names of those people who accomplish things and are entitled to favorable consideration, if for no other reason than their public spirited support of measures which make for progress. They represent the energy and push so essential to the commercial prosperity of the City, and in dealing with them no mistake will be made. The publishers are hon- ored in thus making them better known to the public.
PATRONIZE THEM!
"Q" is for QUALITY
... and the trademark of Burlington Mills products - the symbol for fine fabrics at moderate cost.
The diversified talents of Burlington Mills are revealed in the variety of textile products manufactured-decorative fabrics for household and industrial uses, women's woven and knit outerwear and underwear, men's wear fabrics, cotton piece goods and yarns, hosiery and ribbons.
LEXINGTON RAYON PLANT Lexington, N. C. A UNIT OF
Burlington Mills
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TITLE PAGE
MILLER'S LEXINGTON, N. C.
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CITY DIRECTORY
TOL. VIII
1951-1952 VOL. VIII
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 .
$22.50
LEXINGTON MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION, LOCAL AGENTS
LEXINGTON, N. C. Copyright, September, 1951, by Chas. W. Miller.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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 ommissions that may have occurred in such revision. -PUBLISHERS.
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INDEX
GENERAL INDEX
Page
Abbreviations
101
Alphabetical List of Names
101
Associations and Clubs
I 319
Buyers Guide
17
City Government.
215
Classified Business Directory 1
318
Davidson County Government 1
145
Index to Advertisers
6
Miscellaneous Directory
5
North Carolina State Government 1
11
Numerical Telephone Directory I
41
Preface
Street Directory
341
Title Page
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United States Government.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
Acme Plumbing & Heating Co -p 34
B & B Laundry Inc. front cover
B & M Tractor & Implement Co.
p 24
Everhart Tire Service. top lines
Bailey Roy Oil Co. p 26
Fairview Dry Cleaners .p 20
Baney Construction Co p 21
Family Shoe Center
bottom lines
Belk-Martin Co -p 22
Billings Transfer Corp. p 33
Briggs Furniture Co. bottom lines
Fritts Packing Co
-p 32
Builders Supply Co. top lines
Burlington Mills Corp.
-p 4
Byrd Motor Line.
.p 33
Carolina Appliance Co. back cover
Cecil J K & Son p 21
Central Motors Inc. -p 16
City Shoe Shop.
-p 37
City Tire Recapping Co. p 38
Clark's Garage p 14
Coble Dairy Products Inc. -p 2
Commercial Bank of Lexington stencils
Conrad's.
_top lines
Costner's Jewelers bottom lines
Craven E B & J B Inc top lines
Craver Leonard H. insert
Craver & Essick Construction Co. _insert
Craver & Essick Hardware & Lumber.
Co insert
Craver's Paint & Wallpaper Store
bottom lines
Crook & Heitman Radio Service
p 35
Crouse's Shoe Repair
p 37
Davidson Funeral Home Inc
back cover
Davidson Greenhouse
24
Davidson Motor Co.
front cover
Davis Plumbing & Heating Co.
-p 34
Dick's Dry Cleaners
bottom lines
Green Printing
-p 35
Grimes Bros Milling Co .p 25
Grubb Oil Co.
-p 26
Gulf Oil Corp
-p 27
Hayes Motor Co
bottom lines
Hedrick & Briggs
_p 14
Hill Roy G & Son
p 16
Hoover Furniture Co.
back cover
Industrial Bank of Lexington -p 18
Jack's Typewriter Exchange p 38
Lanier Hardware Co __ bottom lines and p 31 Lee-Heitman Motor Co
-p 17
Lexington Book & Stationery Co. -p 19
Lexington Chair Co
p 29
Lexington Drug Co.
bottom lines
Lexington Furniture Exchange
top lines
Lexington Hardware Corp.
p 31
Lexington Insulation Co p 2
Lexington Motor Co_ _ back cover and p 17
Lexington Perpetual Building & Loan
Assn
back cover
Lomax Construction.
p 21
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Dixie Furniture Co. -p 28
Forest Hill Memorial Park
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Fritts Realty Co .p 36
Fry James L
bottom lines
Gift Shop The.
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Gordon Motors Inc.
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PREFACE
LEXINGTON, N. C.
Preface
Population Greater Lexington, 16,327
FOUNDED by pioneers in pre-Revolutionary War Days and given the name "Lexington" shortly after the battle of Lexington, Massachus- etts, in 1774, the present city of Lexington, North Carolina, was put on the map by act of the N. C. Legislature in 1822 immediately following the separation of Davidson and Rowan Counties. The city is located in the center of Davidson Couny, in an area noteworthy because of its beautiful farms, the great number of textile, wood-working and hosiery plants and extensive dairying.
LEXINGTON, the county seat of Davidson County, has an elevation of 809.4 feet and an area of 3.7 square miles. Citizens enjoy a climate which is mild, equitable and free from severe storms. The average mean temperature is 62 degrees and the average rainfall is 51 inches. The growing season is approximately 210 days.
THE POPULATION of the City of Lexington, according to the 1950 census was 13,562. The present City Directory population is 16,327 with more than 99 percent of this number native-born. The population of Davidson County is 62,625.
THE GOVERNMENT is of the managerial type and is vested in a City Manager, a Mayor and six Councilmen who are progressively administering the affairs of the city to provide the necessary facilities required for continued growth and prosperity.
UTILITIES, including water, electric power and gas, are provided city residents at low rates. A modern water and sanitary system and light and power system is city-owned, with current for the latter purchased from Duke Power Company. The Piedmont Gas Company and the North Carolina Gas Corporation furnish gas service, and REA service, operating from a modern new plant just outside the city limits, provides electric power for rural residents.
TAX RATES for the city are set at $1.40 per hundred. Total real estate evaluation in 1950 was $10,395,000. A basic tax rate of .83 per hundred has been established for property outside the corporate limits.
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INDEX
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
(Continued from Page 6)
McCarn Motor Co ____ bottom lines and p 17
McCullochs' Jewelers front cover
March Hotel
bottom lines
Master Service Station.
p 14
Michael & Lohr Sales Co.
p 31
Sink & Green p
30
Morgan's Appliances
p 23
Mountcastle G W Agency. -p 3
Mutual Building & Loan Assn _top lines
Myers Appliance Co
p 23
Myers Auto Parts Inc. bottom lines
Myers & Carver
back cover
North Carolina Gas Corp
top lines
Penry W G Co.
p 23
Peoples Drug Store
bottom lines
Peoples Insurance & Finance Co
bottom lines and p 32
Period Furniture House
p 28
Pickett & Green
bottom lines
Piedmont Electric Repair Co
p 23
Piedmont Funeral Home
front cover, top lines and fly Z Piedmont Furniture Co
front cover, top lines and fly Z
Piedmont Gas Service Co. top lines
Piggly-Wiggly Super Market. top lines
Radio Station WBUY p 36
Ralph's Flower Shop. p 24
Raper Emery E Insurance Agency -p 32
Red Bird Cabs
front and back covers
Shoaf Appliance Co.
bottom
lines
Shoaf Mrs Flower Shop p 25
Shoaf Robt H. -p 32
Shockey Franklin Co. p 30
Siceloff Manufacturing Co. -p
34
Sink Fred O Printing House _p
35
Michael's Service Station & Garage p 15
Smith G W Lumber Co.
back cover and top lines South Main St Texaco Service -p 15
Southside Furniture Co -p 28
Stamey's Drive-In p 19
Stonestreet Clifford S. -p 36
Sunlight Laundry top .lines
Super Service Station p 15
Supreme Oil Co p 27
Swing Cletus -p 22
Swing Radio Service -p 35
p 22
Talberts The_
Taylor's C T Esso Service
top lines
Tesh Grocery
31
Thayer Cleaners p 20
Thomason G Arthur. -p 22
United Baking Co -p 18
United Furniture Corp. -p 29
Veterans Cabs_
p 37
Wagner Tire Service
front cover and p 38 Walser Arnold Used Cars. p 18
Ward E M Co ____ front cover and top lines Western Auto Associate Store __ top lines
Westover Greenhouse & Flower Shop __ p 25 Young Buck Oil Co 27
POPULATION OF THE STATES OF THE UNITED STATES
1. New York 14,830,192
2. California 10,586,223
27. South Carolina 2,117,027
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
12. Indiana
3,934,224
37. Arizona
749,587
13. Georgia
3,444,578
38. Utah 688,862
681,187
15. Virginia
3,318,680
40. South Dakota 652,740
16. Tennessee
3,291,718
41. North Dakota 619,636
42. Montana 591,024
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
26. Mississippi 2,178,914
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
14. Wisconsin 3,434,575
39. New Mexico
17. Alabama
3,061,743
TOTAL 1950 CENSUS
150,697,361
p 30
Swing's Dairy
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PREFACE
PREFACE
(Continued from Page 7)
BANKING facilities for the city and surrounding trading area are provided through three chartered banks, all members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. There are also three strong building and loan associations, all of which are members of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
EDUCATIONAL institutions in the city include five elementary and two high schools, all operating for a full nine months term with the high schools providing twelfth grade work. Both of the high schools are ac- credited. During the 1950-1951 term there were 86 white and 22 colored teachers employed in the city system and a total of 3300 pupils enrolled.
INDUSTRIAL plants in the corporate limits include 10 manufacturers of furniture and household furnishings, 3 cotton textile plants, 5 hosiery mills, 1 dairy products plant, 3 shirt factories, 2 manufacturers of over- alls and work clothes, 4 lumber companies, 3 cement products busi- nesses, 4 large construction companies, 1 mattress factory, 1 flour mill, 3 rayon plants, 8 food processing businesses and 1 retinning firm. One panel company is located in the city and four additional veneer plants together with a metal bed rail plant are located just outside the corporate limits. These combined industries did an estimated volume of business of over $78,390,000 in 1950 and employed over 7,000 persons.
RETAIL STORES in the city number approximately 125 compared with 99 in 1940. Retail sales last year were over $15,000,000.
CHURCHES in the city include 23 and amply provide both the white and colored population with places of worship. A Catholic chapel and protestant churches of practically every denomination make up this number.
TRANSPORTATION for the city include airport, rail and motor fa- cilities. Lexington is located on U. S. Highway 29-70, "The Main Street of North Carolina," with U. S. Highway 64 and 52 radiating in three di- rections from the city. Rail service is provided by the Southern Railway Company, a main line, and the Winston-Salem Southbound Railway which connects with the Norfolk and Western Railroad at its northern terminal and the Atlantic Coastline and Seaboard Air Line on the east. Four bus lines and numerous motor-express trunk lines serve the city along with an airport designed for light aircraft.
COMMUNICATION is afforded the city through Western Union Telegraph and the Lexington Telephone Company's modern dial system for local and long distance service.
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PREFACE
(Continued From Page 9)
PUBLICITY is furnished through Radio Station WBUY and The DIS- PATCH, published daily except Sunday, both of which are locally owned.
HOTELS include the New Hotel Lexington and the Hotel March with a combined service of 61 rooms and two dining rooms. A modern motel on the edge of the corporate limits contains 25 rooms and provides addi- tional accomodations.
HOSPITAL facilities are provided through two clinics and a modern 80-bed hospital equipped with modern furnishings, instruments and surgical needs, and staffed by highly trained physicians and nurses.
RECREATION is afforded local residents who have at their disposal a modern 18-hole golf course and municipal club, three theatres, a muni- cipal pool, a modern ball park and numerous city playgrounds. A newly established YMCA provides additional recreation facilities for the young people of Lexington.
PAVED STREETS in the city total 54 miles. There are more than 300 miles of hard-surfaced roads in the county.
ORGANIZATIONS maintained in the city include a strong Chamber of Commerce with full time personnel; active Junior Chamber of Com- merce, a Retail Merchants Association with full-time office manager; chartered clubs of International Civitan, Kiwanis, Lions and Rotary or- ganizations; a Charity League; a Business and Professional Women's Club; a Hospital Auxiliary; a chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority; repre- sentative posts of American Legions, AMVETS, VFW and Disabled Vet- erans and their associated auxiliaries; and active chapters of the POS of A, Jr. OUAM, Masonic, O. E. S., and Woodmen of the World fraternal organizations.
LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, welcomes new business, new industries and new citizens. Those who come to Lexington to live and work will find a community in which every effort is made to provide facilities needed for a full and well-rounded life.
Full additional information about Lexington and Davidson County will be provided by
LEXINGTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
22 W. CENTER ST.
PHONE 542
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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY
MILLER'S LEXINGTON, N. C.
Miscellaneous Directory 1951- 1952
Containing Valuable Information Concerning United States and State Government.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Harry S. Truman-President Alben W. Barkley-Vice-President
The Cabinet
Dean Acheson, Secretary of State John W Snyder, Secretary of the Treasury J. Howard McGrath, Attorney General Robt. A. Lovett, Secretary of Defense Oscar L. Chapman, Secretary of the Interior Chas. F. Brannan, Secretary of Agriculture Chas. Sawyer, Secretary of Commerce Jesse M. Donaldson, Postmaster General Maurice J. Tobin, Secretary of Labor
Government Officials
Treasurer of the United States-Georgia N. Clark
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 ChiefAdmiral 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 - Warren R. Austin
NORTH CAROLINA GOVERNMENT
W. Kerr Scott-Governor
H. Pat Taylor-Lieutenant-Governor
Thad Eure-Secretary of State Henry L. Bridges-Auditor Brandon P. Hodges-Treasurer Clyde A. Erwin-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, I. T. Valentine, J. W. Winborne, M. V. Barn- hill, Jeff D. Johnson, Jr., E. B. Denney, A. J. Newton, Clerk
North Carolina Senators-Clyde R. Hoey and Willis Smith
North Carolina Representatives-Herbert Bonner, John H. Kerr, Graham A. Barden, Harold W. Cooley, Thurmond Chatham, Robt. L. Doughton, Ertel Carlyle, Wood- row Jones, Carl T. Durham, C. B. Deane, Hamilton C. Jones and Monroe M. Red- den
State Medical Commission
Jas A Clerk, Dr. Clarence Poe, F. J. Blythe, B. E. Jordan, J. W. Beam, Rev. C. E. Rozelle, Don S.Elias, Mrs. R. J. Reynolds, Jr., Wm. B. Rodman, Wm. Rich.
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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY
N. C. County Seats and Population
Total for State-4,061,929
County
Pop.
County Seat
County
Pop.
County Seat Smithfield
Alamance
71,220
Graham
Johnston
65,906
Alexander
14,554
Taylorsville
Jones
11,004
Trenton
Alleghany
3,155
Sparta
Lee
23,522
Sanford
Anson
26,781
Wadesboro
Lenoir
45,953
Kinston
Ashe
21,878
Jefferson
Lincoln
27,459
Lincolnton
Avery
13,352
Newland
McDowell
25,720
Franklin Marshall
Beaufort
37,134
Washington
Macon
16,174
Bertie
26,439
Windsor
Madison
20,522
Williamston
Bladen
29,703
Elizabethtown
Martin
27,938
Marion Charlotte Bakersville
Burke
45,518
Morganton
Montgomery
17,260
Troy
Cabarrus
63,783
Concord
Moore
33,129
Carthage Nashville
Camden
5,223
Camden
New Hanover 63,272
Wilmington
Carteret
23,059
Beaufort
Northampton 28,432
Caswell
20,870
Yanceyville
Onslow
42.047
Catawba
61,794
Newton
Orange
34,435
Chatham
25,392
Pittsboro
Pamlico
9,993
Bayboro
Cherokee
18,294
Murphy
Pasquotank
24,347
Elizabeth City
Chowan
12,540
Edenton
Pender
18,423
Clay
6,006
Hayesville
Perquimans
9,602
Cleveland
64,357
Shelby
Person
24,361
Roxboro
Columbus
50,621
Whiteville
Pitt
63,789
Greenville
Craven
48,823
New Bern
Polk
11,627
Columbus
Cumberland
96,006
Fayetteville
Randolph
50,804
Asheboro
Currituck
6,201
Currituck
Richmond
39,597
Rockingham
Dare
5,405
Manteo
Robeson
87,769
Lumberton Wentworth
Davidson
62,244
Lexington
Rockingham
64,816
Davie
15,420
Mocksville
Rowan
75,410
Duplin
41,074
Kenansville
Rutherford
46,356
Salisbury Rutherfordton
Durham
101,639
Sampson
49,780
Clinton
Edgecomb
51,634
Scotland
26,336
Laurinburg
Forsyth
146,135
Winston-Salem
Stanly
37,130
Albemarle
Franklin
31,341
Louisburg
Stokes
21,520
Danbury
Gaston
110,836
Gastonia
Surry
45,593
Dobson
Gates
9,555
Gatesville
Swain
9,921
Bryson City
Graham
6,886
Robbinsville
Transylvania 15,194
Brevard
Granville
31,793
Oxford
Tyrrell
5,048
Columbia
Greene
18,024
Snow Hill
Union
42,034
Monroe Henderson
Guilford
191,057
Greensboro
Vance
32,101
Halifax
58,377
Halifax
Wake
136,450
Raleigh
Harnett
47.605
Lillington Waynesville
Warren
23,539
Warrenton
Haywood
37,631
Plymouth
Henderson
30,921
Hendersonville
Watauga
18,342
Boone
Hertford
21,453
Winton
Wayne
64,267
Goldsboro
Hoke
15,756
Raeford
Wilkes
45,243
Wilkesboro
Hyde
6,479
Swan Quarter
Wilson
54,506
Wilson
Iredell
56,303
Statesville
Yadkin
22,133
Yadkinville
Jackson
19,261
Sylva
Yancey
16,306
Burnsville
Brunswick
19.238
Southport
Mecklenburg 197,052
Buncombe
124,403
Asheville
Mitchell
15,143
Caldwell
43,352
Lenoir
Nash
59,919
Jackson Jacksonville
Hillsboro
Burgaw Hertford
Durham Tarboro
Washington
13,180
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
MILLER'S
CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
OF THE CITY OF
LEXINGTON, N. C. 1951-1952
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.
SOUTHERN DIRECTORY CO.
PUBLISHERS OF QUALITY DIRECTORIES "SINCE 1905" Asheville, North Carolina
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
AUTO SERVICE
CLARK'S GARAGE
WRECKER SERVICE - WELDING - BODY AND FENDER WORK
COMPLETE FRAME AND FRONT END SERVICE
807 N. MAIN ST.
PHONES: DAY 2743, NIGHT 7525
Hedrick & Briggs
COMPLETE BEAR EQUIPMENT FOR STRAIGHTENING FRAMES, AXLES, BODIES WHEEL ALIGNING AND BALANCING . MOTORS REBORED
BATTERIES ACCESSORIES
EXPERT WELDING "Get Our Estimate and Save Money"
545 E. Center St. Phone 591
NIGHTS PHONE 7269 or 7296
Master Service Station "GULF SERVICE" GULF TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES LUBRICATION IS OUR SPECIALTY ROAD SERVICE
301 S. MAIN ST.
PHONE 2671
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
AUTO SERVICE
Michael's Service Station & Garage
ATLANTIC PRODUCTS - WASHING - LUBRICATING INDIAN MOTORCYCLES - SALES & SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING
722 S. Main St.
Phone 2896
SOUTH MAIN STREET TEXACO SERVICE
TEXACO
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TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FIRESTONE TIRES-BATTERIES-ACCESSORIES WASHING-GREASING-POLISHING
971 S. MAIN ST.
PHONE 2683
SUPER SERVICE STATION
SINCLAIR PRODUCTS
Fisk Tires and Tubes
Willard Batteries - Accessories
Road Service - Washing and Lubricating
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201 N. MAIN ST.
PHONES 2622, NIGHT 6488
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
AUTOMOBILES
CENTRAL MOTORS, INC.
CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH "SALES AND SERVICE"
plymouth
925 N. MAIN ST.
PHONE 2494
O. L. Evans Motor Co.
YOUR PACKARD DEALER Packard
RICHMOND TIRES AND TUBES
TIRE RECAPPING - ONE DAY SERVICE "Sales and Service"
200 N. MAIN ST.
PHONE 2654
ROY G. HILL & SON
"LEADING USED CAR DEALERS IN DAVIDSON COUNTY"
7 W. THIRD ST. PHONE 535
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AUTOMOBILES
LEE-HEITMAN MOTOR CO., INC.
SALES
TUDIKOKIŲ
SERVICE
1725 S. MAIN ST.
PHONE 2446
LEXINGTON MOTOR CO., INC.
Cadillac and Oldsmobile Cars International Trucks
"Sales & Service"
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
WRECKER SERVICE
214 N. MAIN ST. PHONE 485
USED AUTO PARTS - WINSTON RD. PHONE 2981
McCarn Motor Co.
YOUR LINCOLN AND MERCURY DEALER "Sales and Service" 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE
418 N. Main St. Phones: Ofc. 2444; Night 36129 or 36185
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AUTOMOBILES
ARNOLD WALSER USED CARS
Lexington's Oldest and Largest USED CAR DEALER
DAY or NIGHT
WRECKER SERVICE
AUTOMOBILES - AUTO SERVICE
986 S. MAIN ST.
PHONES: Day 504; Night 7259
BAKERS
UNITED BAKING CO. J. LEON PEELER, Mgr.
OVEN FRESH PREMIUM BREAD AND MELLO-MOIST CAKES
12 E. CENTER ST.
PHONE 2279
BANKS
AUTO & INSTALLMENT LOANS
PROMPT SERVICE BANK RATES WE WRITE ALL LINES OF INSURANCE
Industrial Bank of Lexington
MEMBER F DIC
L. M. Grimes, President
Elizabeth Hutchison, Cashier
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BARBECUE
STAMEY'S DRIVE-IN
SANDWICHES - BAR-B-Q - COLD DRINKS ICE CREAM - CANDIES
"YOU WILL LIKE OUR BARBECUE"
1702 S. Main St.
Phone 2449
BOOK STORES
Lexington Book & Stationery Co. ARVEL G. FRAZIER School & Office Supplies HALLMARK & NORCROSS GREETING CARDS
19 S. MAIN ST.
PHONE 551
CEMETERIES
FOREST HILL MEMORIAL PARK Inc.
"PERPETUAL CARE"
Phone 25191 Office Room 2, Hedrick Bldg. Cemetery, W. 5th Ave. Extd.
COPYRIGHT LAW
Section 28, Copyright Law In Force July 7, 1909
That any person who wilfully and for profit shall infringe any copyright secured by this act, or who shall knowingly or wilfully aid or abet such infringement, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by imprisonment for not exceeding 1 year, or by a fine of not less than one hundred dollars nor more than one thousand dollars, or both, in the discretion of the court.
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CLEANERS
FAIRVIEW DRY CLEANERS
"Lexington's Newest"
COMPLETE SERVICE
· CLEANING
· HAT RENOVATING
· PRESSING
· ALTERATIONS
DRIVE IN SERVICE
250 Fairview Drive
Phone 2924
"The Modern Method"
Thayer Cleaners
WINSTON ROAD AND SIXTH STREET
Phone 2437
CASH & CARRY AND DELIVER
520 Salem St. (Winston Road) Phone 2437
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CONCRETE
BANEY CONSTRUCTION CO.
Ready-Mixed Concrete
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION WORK OF ALL KINDS
PHONE 2865 605 W. THIRD AVE., COR WEST SIDE DRIVE
CONTRACTORS
J. K. CECIL & SON
GRADING CONTRACTORS
ROAD BUILDERS
Greensboro Road
Phone 8846
LOMAX CONSTRUCTION
HAROLD W. LOMAX
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