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Walker's Ambulance Dial 563
Phone 318
THOMASVILLE REALTY & TRUST CO. HOME BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION
24 W. Main St.
CITY DRY CLEANERS
Thomasville's Largest, and Leading Cleaners"
JOHN F. CARTER, Owner
300 E. Main St.
Phone 369
STATE INDUSTRIAL BANK
7 SALEM ST.
PHONE 845
Savings
Loans
2% INTEREST DEPOSITS GUARANTEED By F.D.I.C. UP TO $10,000.00
PERSONAL AUTO REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
DAVIDSON kundin
DRY CLEANING
PHONE
400
605 Lexington Ave.
FIELDS ING,
Men's and Ladies' Ready-to-Wear.
and Accessories
6 E. MAIN STREET and 5 SALEM STREET
PHONE 2342
PERKINS PONTIAC, INC.
408 National Hwy. PHONE 348
FOR LINDALE DAIRY PRODUCTS
N. C
4538
HIGH POINT,
PHONE
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REED SUPPLY COMPANY
"Everything For The Builder"
PHONE 858
John Manville Products Sherwin-Williams Paint
Super Kem-Tone & Kem-Glo Gibson Appliances American Kitchens Sheetrock & Lath Imported Panelings Oak Flooring
Custom Millwork & Moulding
Ornamental Iron V Steel, Aluminum & Wall Boards Tile Boards & Trim Eljer & American S Wood & Steel Colu Sargent, Yale & Cement, Mortar Mi Flush & Panel Door Mantels Oak, Pine, Fir, Wal Mahogany & Othe Glass, Floor Coveri Perma Glas Hot W Roofing, Insulation Nails
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ADVERTISERS' SPECIAL DIRECTORY
BOWERS LUMBER CO.
THEO R. BOWERS, Owner
Lumber For All Purposes
Brick Paints Nails Roofing
Lexington Rd. (Highway 29)
Office Phone 22282 Theo. Bowers 22382
Appliances - Stokers
"YOUR ADMIRAL DEALER"
Electrical Contractors
EANES ELECTRIC & SUPPLY CO.
Phone 979
106 W. Main St.
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TITLE PAGE
MILLER'S THOMASVILLE, N. C.
CITY DIRECTORY
VOL. XI 1951-1952 VOL. XI
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
THOMASVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LOCAL AGENTS
THOMASVILLE, N. C.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Copyright November, 1951, 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 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.
278
Buyers' Guide
13
City Government.
255
Classified Business Directory
277
County Government (Davidson) İ
140
Index to Advertisers
6
Fire Alarm Boxes
. 8
Miscellaneous Directory
11
North Carolina Government
11
Numerical Telephone Directory
29
Preface
7
Street Directory
297
Title Page
5
United States Government
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
Amazon Cotton Mills Inc. fly Z
American Oil Co ___ bottom lines and p 25
Banks Welding & Machine Co_ _ back cover Bargain Furniture Store p 22
Black Lumber Co.
.p 18
Bowers Lumber Co p 4
Brown Equipment & Supply Co p 21
Burt's Studio. bottom
lines
Carolina Tire Co .p 14
Carolina Underwear Co insert
Childers Concrete Co .. p 19
Citizens Insurance Agency
_bottom lines
City Dry Cleaners front cover and top lines
City Ice & Fuel Co.
p 18
Cloninger Buick Co. back cover
Clover Brand Dairies Inc.
bottom lines and p 20
Clyde's Texaco Service.
-p 14
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. back cover
Crutchfield Hardware Corp ..
_bottom lines
Davidson Farm Equipment Co ____ top lines
Davidson Laundry Co
front cover
Disher David L Jr_ -p 27
Downtown Service Station p 15
Duke Power Co.
back
cover Eanes Electric & Supply Co -p 4
Efird's Department Store
.top
lines
Farlow's Esso Service. insert
Fields, Inc.
front cover
First National Bank
stencils and p 17
Flowers & Gift Shop The -p 22
Gardner's Auto Service p 15
Gray Concrete Pipe Co .p
19
Guilford Machine Works p 14
High Point, Thomasville & Denton Rail- road. fly Y
Hill J Elmer Insurance Agency -p 26
Hinkle Milling Co.
top lines
Hodgin Furniture Co .p 23
Holton Furniture Co. top lines
Home Appliance & Paint Co.
p 21 Home Building & Loan Assn.
front cover and top lines
Hughes Farm Supply. -p 22 Insurance & Loan Co. top lines
Jewel Cotton Mills Inc -p 20
Jewel Shoppe-
bottom lines
Lawing & Welbom Motor Sales_ _ top lines Lindale Dairy Corp. front cover Loflin C L Shoe Shop p 28
Loftin-Black Furniture Co.
-p 23
Mann's Cut Rate Drug Store. top lines Miller & Sink Hardware Co __ bottom lines Murphy's Fred Tire Service p 15
Mutual Insurance
Agency
-p 26
National Motor Co.
displays
North Carolina Gas Corp. bottom lines
Paramount Printers
_p 27
Paul Motor Co
bottom lines
Peacock Furniture Co
.p 23
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PREFACE
THOMASVILLE, N. C.
"THE CHAIR TOWN"
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PREFACE
LOCATION
Thomasville, in Davidson County, is located in the center of the Pied- mont, North Carolina's industrial section situated between the mountains and the coastal area. Midway between Washington and Atlanta, Thomasville is served by both the Southern Railway's main line and the locally owned, short-line High Point, Thomasville and Denton Railroad, connecting with the Atlantic Coast Line and Norfolk and Western Rail- roads. Thomasville is the junction between United States Highways Nos. 70 and 29 and State Highways Nos. 109 and 62, with local and inter- state bus service. Eighteen miles away is the Greensboro-High Point airport, and within 20 miles is the Smith Reynolds airport in Winston- Salem, both serviced by the Eastern, Capital and Piedmont Air Lines.
POPULATION
According to the United States Census Bureau, the population of Thomasville in 1860 was 308. By 1900 it had grown to only 750. At the turn of the century the rapid growth and progress of Thomasville began with the advent of the furniture manufacturing industry. By 1910 the population was 3,877. New enterprises, particularly in the textile field, were added, so that by 1920 the city had grown to 5,676; by 1940 to 11,041, and by 1950 to 11,054. Many small enterprises have been started in the past ten years. The city limits have not been extended since 1915. At least 2,500 people live in the area immediately surruonding the city's incorporated limits of 3,375 square miles.
Fifteen per cent of the city's population is Negro.
Within a radius of 50 miles more than one million people reside.
CLIMATE
Mean annual temperature is 58 degrees. Seasonal averages are Winter - 42 degrees; Spring - 57 degrees; Summer - 76 degrees; and Fall - 56 degrees. Average annual rainfall is 47.56 inches. Altitude is 857 feet above sea level. Malaria and typhoid fever are practically non- existent.
GOVERNMENT
Thomasville is governed on the council-manager plan. The council is composed of a mayor and five councilmen. The city adopted the council-manager plan in 1915, the third city in North Carolina to employ a city manager. Government offices are centralized in a three story structure completed in 1938.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS-CONT.
(Continued from Page 6)
Peoples Savings & Loan Assn ____ top lines
Perkins Pontiac Inc_ _ front cover and p 16
Piedmont Cleaners back cover and top lines Pioneer Theatres Inc -p 28
Ragan Knitting
Co.
insert
Reed Supply Co.
-p 3
Refrigeration Sales & Service Co
p 21
Thomasville Store Co p 25
Thomasville Theatre Co.
bottom lines
Thomasville Tire & Battery Co bottom lines
Thompson Auto Co. top' lines
Thompson Auto Service Store p 15
Thrift Shop The
-p 28
Tomlinson Grocery Co. top lines
Unity Hardware & Feed Co p 25
Wagger Jewelry Co.
top lines
Walker Funeral Home front cover
Witty's Flower Shop p 22
Yates Coal Yard p 19
Thomasville, N. C. IN CASE OF FIRE - PHONE 321
Location Of Fire Alarm Boxes
12 Loftin and Colonial
14 Main and Salem
15 Main and Myers
16 Church and Forsyth
17 Guilford and Salem
18 Amazon Mill
21 Colonial and Mock
22 Davidson and Hoover
23 West Main and Fisher Ferry
24 Randolph and Colonial
25 Plant A. W. Main and Hoover
26 Randolph and Gray
27 Randolph and Harris
28 Broad and Sullivan
31 Plant B, Fisher Ferry
32 Salem and Forsyth
33 Morton and Kern
34 Cox and Fife
35 Ragan Mills, Cox and E. Main
36 Guilford and College
37 Main and Park
38 Fisher Ferry and Polk
41 Plant D, Trinity St.
42
Plant C, E. Main St.
43 Jewell Mills, E. Main St.
44 Walker
45
Main St. School
46
Taylor and Jackson
47 Taylor and Montlieu
48 Plant L, E. Guilford St.
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Taylor and Warner
52 Jarrett and Welborne
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Fisher Ferry and Walnut St.
54 Salem and Arlington Ave.
55 Reed and June St.
56 W. Main and Elliott Dr.
62
Brown St.
112 Carmalt and Spring
113 Highland and Winston 114 Davidson and Barnwell
115 Lex. Ave. and Moore St.
116 Center and Spruce
212 Lake and Natl. Highway
213 Unity and Natl. Highway
214 Guilford and Natl. Highway
front cover and top lines
Rex Oil Co bottom lines
Rose Furniture Co
-p 23
Shirley Thos H -p 27
Sink Electric Co
bottom lines
Spainhour Tin Shop
.back cover
Star Furniture Co.
bottom lines
State Industrial Bank front cover
Stroupe Mirror Co
-p 27
Tasty Bakery. p 16
Thomasville Broadcasting Co_ _ back cover
Thomasville Chair Co p 24
Thomasville Drug Co.
top lines
Thomasville Dry Goods Co. 20
Thomasville Family Laundry -p 26
Thomasville Furniture Corp backbone
Thomasville Hardware Co ...
back cover
Thomasville Realty & Trust Co
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POLICE, FIRE PROTECTION
The Police Department is manned by 17 officers, who use two radio- equipped patrol cars and two motorcycles. In the Fire Department are 13 full-time employees and 13 volunteers, equipped with four fire trucks. Two fire stations are strategically located.
STREETS
There are 51 miles of streets within the city limits, 26 miles of which are paved with curb and gutter.
WATER, SEWERAGE, GARBAGE DISPOSAL
There are 39 miles of sewerage and two sprinkler disposal plants, a 1,500,000 gallon minimum flow per day water plant, and two elevated water tanks with a capacity of 1,100,000 gallons. The water facilities are capable of serving a population of 20,000. The land-fill method of garb- age disposal is in use.
POWER
Both gas and electric power are available. Duke Power Company, with hydro and steam plants distributed over North Carolina and South Carolina, furnishes electric power at rates well below the national aver- age. It is now expending $100,000,000 for expansion of its facilities over the next four years. The average residential consumption of electricity in Thomasville was 2,000 k. w. h. in 1948 compared to the average of 1,550 k. w. h. throughout the country.
SCHOOLS
The city schools, with five modern buildings and total enrollment of 2,669 students, are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, and the North Carolina State Department of Public Instruction. There are two high schools with 21 teachers and 8 special teachers and 626 pupils and five elementary schools with 60 teachers and 2,043 pupils.
Modern cafeterias have been built to all schools and a building purchased for vocational school.
There is also a business college with an enrollment of 93 students.
Within a radius of 100 miles the state's largest colleges and uni- versities are located.
RECREATION
The city operates, maintains and supervises a 38 acre park for the white citizens, dedicated to "all men who served their country in time of war". This City Memorial Park consists of a modern swimming pool and bath-house, tennis and badminton courts, horseshoe pitching cours- es, lighted stadium for football and baseball, amphitheater and picnic area and shelter for group or individual use.
In addition the city operates Doak Park, a 4 acre park in the south- west section of Thomasville. This park contains a junior baseball field,
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tennis courts, play ground apparatus, small recreation area and picnic area.
A lighted softball park is located in the northeast section of the city on Kern Street School property.
The colored Memorial Park is a 20 acre developed area for the use of the colored citizens. This park has a modern swimming pool and bath-house ,volley ball and horseshoe pitching courts and a picnic area.
The High School Gymnasium provides ample facilities for basketball and other indoor sports.
Other recreational facilities include a lighted baseball park rated the best in the North State class D league, a nine-hole golf course, four motion picture theatres, two skating rinks, and skeet club.
The city operates, maintains and supervises the park areas through a full-time recreation department.
During the past three years, the Thomasville Community Foundation has received donations from 3,000 citizens totaling $476,000 to be used for civic improvements.
HOSPITAL
The City Memorial Hospital, a community enterprise, built in 1928, has 47 beds and 12 bassinets, and is provissionally approved by the American College of Surgeons. Adjacent to it is a modern nurses' home. Construction is underway to make a modern, up-to-date 80 bed hospital.
LIBRARY
The Thomasville Library, housed in a wing of the City Hall, is a branch of the County Library System, and has 12,686 volumes; 3,629 registration; and monthly average circulation of between 5,000 and 6,000 volumes.
A library for the Negro population also is part of the county system and is housed in the Negro Church St. School, along with the High School Library.
BANKS
Two banks (locally owned and operated):
Total resources, June, 1951 $10,059,500.34
Bank clearings, 1949 52,576,662.48
1950 63,512,048.08
Two building loan associations:
Resources, 1950 over. $4,000,000.00
CHURCHES
Thirty-nine churches represent the following denominations: Baptist, Church of God, Episcopal, Evangelical and Reformed, Lutheran, Meth- odist, Pentecostal, Pilgrim Holiness, Presbyterian, and Wesleyan.
ORGANIZATIONS
Civic organizations include Business and Professional Women's Club, Junior Chamber of Commerce, Lions Club, Rotary Club, and var-
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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY
MILLER'S Thomasville, North Carolina
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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ious fraternal organizations. Veterans' organizations are American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, and their auxiliaries. Other organizations are the American Association of University Women, American Red Cross, Boy and Girl Scuots, Garden Clubs, Merchants' Association, Min- isterial Association, Parent-Teacher Associations, and Woman's Club.
Many of the civic and social activities are centered in the Woman's Club Building, a large community building erected in 1938.
INDUSTRY
Industrially, Thomasville is unusually well-balanced and diversified. In the field of manufacturing, furniture and hosiery predominate. There are also makers of cotton yarn, wooden boxes, underwear, concrete and cinder blocks, mirrors and mattresses.
Twenty-four furniture companies manufacture a complete line of household furniture, veneers and panels, carvings, and radio and tele- vision cabinets. There are 14 hosiery and hosiery finishing companies. Forty million pairs of hose are produced annually. There are two cotton yarn mills.
AGRICULTURE
Just as the industry of Thomasville is exceptionaly well balanced, so Davidson County is one of the nation's best balanced counties between industry and agriculture, urban and rural population.
Davidson County ranks at the top in diversification of agricultural products. Its farmers grow tobacco, corn, wheat, oats, sweet potatoes, alfalfa, and clovers. Truck farming and raising of beef cattle, hogs and poultry are important. Dairying has become a large scale operation.
For Other Information, Write The CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, THOMASVILLE, N. C.
POPULATION OF THE STATES OF THE UNITED STATES
1. New York 14,830,192
26. Mississippi 2,178,914
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
7. Michigan
6,371,766'
32. Oregon
1,521,341
8. New Jersey
4,835,329
33. Nebraska 1,325,510
9. Massachusetts
4,690,514
34. Colorado 1,325,089
10. North Carolina
4,061,929
35. Maine 913,774
11. Missouri
3,954,653
36. Rhode Island. 791,896
12. Indiana
3,934,224
37. Arizona 749,587
13. Georgia
3,444,578
38. Utah 688,862
14. Wisconsin
3,434,575
39. New Mexico 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
TOTAL 1950 CENSUS
150,697,361
17. Alabama
3,061,743
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
MILLER'S CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
OF THE CITY OF
THOMASVILLE, 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.
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE
ACETYLENE WELDING
Guilford Machine Works
General Machinery Repairs
Electric and Acetylene Welding
203 Foster St. Phone 2319
Night Phone - High Point 76414
AUTO ACCESSORIES
CAROLINA TIRE COMPANY
GOODYEAR TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES AUTO ACCESSORIES - G E APPLIANCES MOTOROLA RADIO AND TELEVISION TIRE RECAPPING
18 SALEM ST.
PHONE 822
AUTO SERVICE
CLYDE'S TEXACO SERVICE
TEXACO
.... ..
60 E. MAIN ST.
TEXACO PRODUCTS - GILLETTE TIRES
TUBES AND ACCESSORIES
PHONE 2309
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AUTO SERVICE
DOWNTOWN CROWN
SERVICE STATION
GAS AND OILS
TIRES-BATTERIES-ACCESSORIES-USED CARS
44 W. Main St.
Phone 2306
Gardner's Auto Service J. F. GARDNER, Owner
General Repairing
610 LEXINGTON AVE. PHONE 2335
GAS AND OIL
WASHING AND GREASING
THOMPSON AUTO SERVICE STORE GENERAL TIRES AND TUBES
PHONE 2320
BUY AT THE ESSO SIGN
114 W. MAIN ST.
AUTO TIRES
Fred Murphy's Tire Service WEBB C. and BROWN CLINARD, Props.
KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES - VULCANIZING AND RECAPPING
402-406 E. MAIN ST. PHONE 587
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AUTOMOBILES
PERKINS PONTIAC, INC.
NEW and USED CARS Sales and Service
408 NATIONAL HWY.
PHONE 348
BAKERS
TASTY BAKERY
DELICIOUS CAKES PIES AND PASTRIES WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES A SPECIALTY
PHONE 895 40 E. MAIN ST.
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BANKS
A STRONG BANKING INSTITUTION
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Capital $ 200,000.00
Surplus
350,000.00
Undivided Profits and Reserves 90,000.00
Deposits
7,800,000.00
Total Resources
8,350,000.00
The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Thomasville, A.C.
GEO. D. FINCH President
R. L. POPE
Executive Vice-President
WALTER W. RAPP
Cashier
J. F. GARNER
Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS:
J. W. Boyles J. W. Lambeth, Jr. Doak Finch
C. F. Phillips
Geo. D. Finch
D. A. Long, Jr.
M. L. Bales
Harry B. Finch
N. C. English
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
PHONES: BANKING DEPT., 421; V-PRES., 387; CASHIER, 424 LOANS AND SAVINGS, 2363 BOOKKEEPING DEPT., 416 - 10 SALEM ST.
Member
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
C. L. Harris
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BUILDING MATERIAL
Black Lumber Company INC.
All Kinds of Building Material and Supplies
PAINTS - ROOFING - MILLWORK
BUILDERS HARDWARE
1015 Randolph
Phone 812
COAL
ICE - COAL - OIL
FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS DIAL 442
GULF
CITY ICE & FUEL CO.
403 Lexington Ave.
Thomasville, N. C.
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COAL
YATES COAL YARD
Coal For Every Purpose
ALWAYS CLEAN
ALWAYS GOOD
613 E. MAIN ST.
PHONE 813
CONCRETE
CHILDERS CONCRETE CO.
Transit - Mixed Concrete
106 E. VANCE RD.
PHONES 2376, NITE 26247
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
Build with CINDER BLOCKS
QUICKER
MORE ECONOMICAL . PERMANENT
GRAY CONCRETE PIPE CO.
Manufacturers SEWER AND CULVERT PIPE-WELL TUBING-FARM DRAINS TILE . BRICK . CONCRETE PILES . PRECAST SHAPES
209 RANDOLPH ST. PHONES 419 & 485
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COTTON MILLS
JEWEL COTTON MILLS
MANUFACTURERS Fine Combed Yarns
36's to 92's Peelers-Single or Ply-for Knitting and Weaving Trades
SELLING AGENTS, COTTON YARN CO., 389 5TH AVE., NEW YORK Sold Direct As Well As Through Agents
609 E. Main St.
DAIRIES Phone 426
Clover Brand Dairies, Inc. VITAMIN D HOMOGENIZED MILK WHOLE LACTIC BUTTERMILK - ICE CREAM All Products Pasteurized 918 W. BROAD ST. HIGH POINT, N. C. TELEPHONES 4553 - 4554
DRY GOODS
Thomasville Dry Goods Co. INCORPORATED
DRY GOODS - NOTIONS - SHOES
24-26 SALEM ST. PHONE 428
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ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
HOME APPLIANCE & PAINT CO.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - PAINTS - RADIOS - TELEVISION AIR CONDITIONING Sales and Service 48 Salem St.
Phone 2362
Refrigeration Sales Service Co.
LEONARD and BENDIX APPLIANCES
DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION
"We Sell the Best and Service the Rest"
900 Randolph, Cor. Holly Hill Road Phone 2391
FARM EQUIPMENT
BROWN EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO. ALLIS-CHALMERS FARM EQUIPMENT GENUINE REPAIR PARTS
Expert Shop Service
17-19 E. Guilford St. Phone 894
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HUGHES FARM SUPPLY
TUXEDO FEEDS - SEEDS, HARDWARE
1021 Randolph St.
Phone 25204
FLORISTS
THE FLOWER & GIFT SHOP, INC. INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO DECORATIONS, DESIGNS AND CORSAGES FOR ALL OCCASIONS POTTED PLANTE, CUT FLOWERS, GIFTS
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