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THE MULLIN-KILLE AND SUN-JOURNAL
NEW BERN
NORTH CAROLINA
Con Survey
CITY DIRECTORY MASTER EDITION
VOLUME 2
1958
ABCD 778
QUALITY DIRECTORIES
PROMPT
by
ACCURATE
CONSERVATIVE
BALDWIN
Containing an Alphabetical Directory and Cosmopolitan Telephone Directory of All Residents over Eighteen with Detailed Information Concerning Each; a Civic Section of Local Interest and a Numerical Telephone Directory.
A Complete Buyers' Guide and Classified Business Directory With Special Listings for Nationally Advertised Brands and A Street Guide and Householders' Directory Showing Telephone Numbers Arranged by Streets
Issued with a Special Supplement Edition for Presentation to a Selected Group of Private Homes, Farms, Chambers of Commerce, Boards of Trade, Merchants' Associations, Selling Agents, Buyers, Government Officials and Newspapers throughout the United States and Canada.
This Directory remains the Property of Mullin-Kille, and is Leased to Subscriber until the Next Edition is Published and Directory Must be Returned to Publisher at the Expiration of This Lease.
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DIRECTORIES
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THE NEW BERN SUN-JOURNAL PHONES ME 7-4176 & ME 7-4177
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COPYRIGHT 1958 BY ROBERT MORTON BALDWIN
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Mullin-Kille
INDEPENDENT AND PROGRESSIVE
Mullin-Kille (associate of Baldwin ConSurvey Company) publisher of this directory and world's largest independent publisher of city directories, is in no way connected with any national association, combination or directory "trust." Its policies are laid down with a view to serving the individual directory subscriber and the general public. It is a progressive com- pany, constantly on the alert to improve its service.
The ABCD type of ConSurvey directory was originated by Robert Morton Baldwin and Heber Page. While many publishers have been content to rest on their laurels, issuing the same type directory used fifty years ago, the Mullin-Kille and Baldwin organizations have led the way to the production of an up-to-date ConSurvey directory to meet modern selling and credit conditions.
Newspapers, chambers of commerce, merchants' associations and individual business con- cerns are invited to write for particulars concerning this type directory service. In the fu- ture, as in the past, Mullin-Kille and Baldwin ConSurvey directories will stand for the high- est ideals in public service.
ROBERT MORTON BALDWIN
The information herein contained was taken by trained enumerators in a house-to-house canvass of the city and adjacent territory and checked with material supplied by employers. The publishers offer it as the most reliable information available but do not assume any responsibility for errors.
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C. L. BLAZER
Regional Manager
HETTIE S. MINZER Senior Compiler
BILL G. KENNEDY Canvass Manager
POPULATION FOR
NEW BERN
20,076
A 448
H.
1,951
0.
145
V 95
B
2,244
I
93
P
1,159
W. 1,833
C.
1,340
J.
996 Q.
16
Y. 34
D
963
K.
389
R.
809
Z. 33
E
394
L.
766
S
1,976
F
631
M 1,764
T
788
G
917
N
231
U
11
TOTAL 20,076
SIX DIVISIONS OF THE BOOK
The principal divisions of the Mullin-Kille Directory contain the following information : 1. THE PREFACE contains historical and civic information with photographs of general interest.
2. THE BUYERS' GUIDE and CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY SECTION contains display information concerning the leading business firms of the city, announcements of churches, clubs, lodges, associations and schools, and the names of all business firms, pro- fessional men and women and non-profit organizations, properly classified, with the names of distributors of national brands of merchandise.
3. THE NUMERICAL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY contains telephone numbers arranged in numerical sequence.
4. THE HOUSEHOLDERS' DIRECTORY AND STREET TELEPHONE GUIDE contains a complete directory of streets and avenues, properly located, gives the names of all house- holders arranged as they come upon the streets and avenues, indicates ownership of prop- erty, and gives the telephone number of each house.
5. THE RESIDENT DIRECTORY AND COSMOPOLITAN TELEPHONE DIRECTORY con- tains most of the data concerning the individual. The wife's name is given in parentheses, and the number of dependents under 18 is shown as well as the ownership of homes. This is followed by position, place of employment, home address and accessible telephone numbers.
6. THE RURAL ROUTE DIRECTORY contains a list of householders and residents on each Rural Route leading out from city.
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ACL RR
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co
A&EC Ry
Atlantic & E Carolina Railway Co
CSCP. Civil Service Cherry Point
58361
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Explanation
All persons over 18 years of age living in the community are listed.
The wife's name is shown in parentheses after the husband's as follows: Smith Robt R (Mary L).
The number of children under eighteen years of age is shown after the wife's name as follows: Smith Robt R (Mary L) 3.
In the resident directory home ownership is designated by @ as follows: Smith Robt R (Mary L) 3 H. Renters are shown by the ommission of the H.
In the householders' directory ownership is shown by the same designation as follows: 210 Main Smith R R @
In the case of a natural widow this fact is shown with the name of the deceased husband in parentheses, whenever possible, as follows: Smith Mary L (wid Robt R).
The occupation and place of employment are shown as follows: Smith Robt R (Mary L) clk Hub Clo Co.
The residence of each person is shown by "h" denoting householder or head of a family and by "r" denoting other persons in the home. Only one person in each home is listed with an "h". Therefore, a circular mailed to each householder marked "h" will reach every home in the city.
Married women engaged in some responsible occupation are listed individually in addition to their regular listing with the husband as follows: Smith Mary L (Mrs Robt R) bkpr Hub Clo Co r 210 Main.
The words street and avenue are understood.
Persons living outside the city limits and receiving their mail in the country are marked RD.
P. O. Jarvis
Telephone numbers are designated in the resident directory at the end of the line with the designation & as follows: Smith Robt R (Mary L) 3 @ clk Hub Clo Co h 210 Main A498.
In the householders' directory the telephone number of each house is given at the end of the line as follows: 210 Main Smith R R @-4498. In the division of the book each street is listed alphabetically and each house on the street is listed according to number. All street intersections are shown at the proper places with the names of the cross street. In case there is no telephone shown the nearest telephone on the street may be found.
In the numerical telephone directory the telephone numbers are listed in numerical order.
In the business directory and buyers' guide the various business and professional firms are arranged according to their line of business and merchandise sold. Nation- ally advertised brands are designated with a *. For example under the heading auto- mobiles will be found the following classification: * FORD-Jones Mtr Co 110 Elm. The buyers' guide carries the printed message of the city's leading business and pro- fessional firms.
This directory contains all the regular departments of the modern city directory and many features used by no other publisher. It shows the exact population of the city and environs at the present time.
ROBERT MORTON BALDWIN
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ABBREVIATIONS
accnt accountant
adv
advertising
dist
agcy
agency
div
division
agrl
agricultural
dlr
dealer
agt
al
alley
Am
American-
-America
appr apprentice
apt
apartment
archt
architect
assn
association
asst
assistant
atndt
attendant
emp
employee
atty
attorney
eng
aud
auditor
engine
auto
automobile
engr
engraver
av
avenue
exch
exchange
no
number
bdg
boarding
exp
express
nr
near
bet
between
extd
extended
ofc
office
bey
beyond
fcty
factory
opp
opposite
sup
supply
fndry
foundry
bk
bank
figmn
flagman
fir
floor
fnshr
finisher
formn
foreman
bldg
building
forwn
forewoman
bldr
builder
frt
freight
blk
block
ft
foot
blksmith
blacksmith
birmkr
boilermaker
blvd
boulevard
br branch
brklyr
bricklayer
genl
general
gdnr
gardner
bros
brothers
gds
goods
plstr
plasterer
btlg
bottling
Cabtmkr
cabinetmaker
carp carpenter
cash
cashier
ch
church
chauf
chauffeur
chf
chief
chiro
chiropractor
cir
civ
clk
clnr
cleaner
clo clothes- clothing
collr collector
coml
commercial
comn
commission
comnr
commissioner
confr .... confectioner
confy confectionery lab laborer
constn .. construction
Ibr
lumber
contr contractor cor corner
cred
credit
ct
court
ctr
cutter
del
delivery
dept
department
dir director
PROPER NAMES
Alex Alexander
Chas
Charles
Kath
Margt
Margaret
Theo
Theodore
Arth
Arthur
Fredk Frederick
Michl Michael
Thos Thomas
Benj
Benjamin
Geo
George
Patk Patrick
Wm William
Cath Catherine
Jos
Joseph
Richd
Richard
sav
savings
sch
school
mgr
manager
sec
secretary
serv
service
ship
shipping
mkt
market
mldr
moulder
minr
milliner
mn man
elec
electric,
msngr
messenger
mstr
master
musician
engineer,
Mut
Mutual
sta
station
n
north
std
standard
Natl
National
PO
Post Office
PS
... Public Schools
pdir
peddler
pharm
.... pharmacy,
man
tchr
teacher
tech
technical,
technician
tel
telephone
teleg
telegraph
ter
terrace
tex wkr
textile
worker
tmkpr
timekeeper
tndr
tender
tob
tobacco
tr
trust
trk dr .. truck driver
trkr
trucker
prod
produce
trans
transfer,
transportation
trav
traveling
treas
treasurer
undtkr .. undertaker
uphol
....
upholsterer
US
United States
USA .. United States
Army
USMC
United
States Marine
Corps
USN .. United States Navy
vet
veterinary
v-pres vice president
vulc
vulcanizer
W west
whol
wholesale
whse
warehouse
wid
widow
wkr
worker
wks
works
wn woman
wtchmn .. watchman
wtr
waiter
wtrs
waitress
RyMS
Railway
Mail Service
yđ
sismgr
sales
manager
slsmn salesman slswn saleswoman smstrs ... seamstress
mtr
motor
soc
society
solr
solicitor
mus
music,
Spl
special
opr
operator
supt
superintendent
supvr
......
supervisor
surg
surgeon
swtchmn
switch-
pharmacist
photog photographer
phys
physician
ftr
fitter
pk
park
furn
furniture
furn rms
pkr
packer
-
furnished
pl
place
pntr
painter
pres
president
prin
principal
pract
practical
prof professor
prsfdr
pressfeeder
ptg
printing
hse
house
ptr
printer
circle
hts
heights
civil
hwy
ptrnmkr
clerk
pattern-
highway
inc
incorporated
pub
public
maker
decorator
int rev
revenue
jan janitor
cond
conductor
jr
junior
jwIr
jeweler
kpr
keeper
rep
representative
repr
repair
res
residence
Indrs
laundress
ret
retail-
retd
retired
restr
restaurant
real estate
rl est
mdse .... merchandise
mech
mechanic
RR
railroad
mechl ....
mechanical
Ry
Railway
med medical, medicine
Met
...
s
Metropolitan
south
mfg .. manufacturing mfr .... manufacturer
agent
dr
drive, driver
mkr
maker
e
east
electrical
electn electrician
elev
elevator
Elizabeth
Alf
Alfred
Eliz
Indry laundry mach machinist, machine
lino
linotype
ins
insurance
publg
publishing
inspr
inspector
publr
publisher
instr
instructor
int dec
interior
r
resides, rooms
purch
purchasing
(r)
rear
internal rd road
RD .. Rural Delivery
reg
registered
refg refining
plumbing
plbr
plumber
pishr
polisher
gro .. grocer, grocery
Home Owner
H
h
householder,
home
hdw hardware
hlpr
helper
hngr
hanger
hosp
hospital
brkmn
brakeman
bkbndr .. bookbinder bkg
baking
bkpr
bookkeeper
bgemil
.. baggageman
dispr dispatcher
district
drftsmn .. draftsman drsmkr .. dressmaker dstbtr distributor
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Katherine Saml Samuel
yard
rooms
plbg
sten
stenographer
stereo
stereotyper
stmftr
steamfitter
str
setter
Preface NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
By New Bern Chamber of Commerce
CENTER OF HISTORY - PIVOT OF PROGRESS
This is the land where much of our history had its beginning. centered about New Bern, North Carolina's second oldest town, Colonial Center for business, culture, and political activity, the site of many of our "firsts". It is also a land of jet planes, trim modern boats, great modern highways and buildings - a land where the pulse of Eastern North Carolina's great new era of development is strongly evident.
New Bern looks two ways, a fact which accounts for the stability and sound character of progress which is evident here. Important strides have been made in the development of the area's mineral, timber and agricultural resources. Diversification in agriculture and industry have dominated this growth. Yet, while New Bern's aggress- ive citizens push on toward greater progress in business, agriculture and industry, they have kept a firm grip on the cherished traditions of their rich history, pre- serving the best of the past for themselves, their descendents, and for welcomed visitors who come here from throughout the world.
Aerial View of New Bern
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Tryon Palace, nearing completion, once called "The most beautiful building in Colonial America" was built by Royal Governor Tryon in pre-Revolutionary days, and later became the first capitol building for the State of North Carolina. Three Governors were inaugurated and lived there. The Palace is being restored at a cost of several millions of dollars and is expected to become one of America's historical showplaces. It will be opened to the public by 1959.
New Bern is a sight-seer's paradise. Here are over 100 homes a century or more in age, many of which are open to visitors during the annual Garden Club Pilgrimage. The John Wright Stanley home, now a free library, with museum, is open daily, The Fireman's Museum (awarded the only prize by the National Historical Society for the preservation of antiquities in 1957) Attmore-Oliver House, William Gaston House, Masonic Temples and nearby Fort Macon add points of interest.
Few cities anywhere afford more complete transportation than New Bern. By air, both National and Piedmont Airlines maintain scheduled flights from Simmons- Nott Airport, giving New Bern "the best, most frequent air service of any small city in the country".
Three railroads - Norfolk-Southern, Atlantic Coast Line and Southern serve the area. Three important highways, U.S. 17, U.S. 70 and N.C. 55, intersect here. The home office for Seashore Transportation Company is here and numerous Motor Freight Lines have offices and warehouses.
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Water commerce provides freight advan ages enjoyed by few cities. New Bern is served by both the Neuse and Trent Rivers, with a minimum 12 foot channel which connects directly with the Intra-Coastal Waterway and the North Carolina State deep- sea Port Terminal at Nearby Morehead City.
As county seat of Craven County, New Bern draws many patrons from the county and neighboring counties. Its population was 11,815 by official count in 1940, with 18,500 estimated at present. The county showed 31,298 in 1940 with 55,543 estimated at this time. More than 250,000 people reside in the trading area.
There are 69 manufacturing establishments employing 2600 workers who receive annual wages of more than $6,000,000. Annual payrolls for citizens and military personnel at the Marine Air Station at Cherry Point approximate $30,000,000. County retail sales were more than $50,578,014 in 1957.
New Bern's three banks (with branches in the county) and three Savings and Loan Associations with resources of more than $298,816,942 give this area a sound financial basis for expansion.
Current industrial establishments include factories for making men's trousers, ladies dresses, hand screened shirts and ties, one commercial boat manufacturer, two builders of pleasure craft, six lumber mills, three plywood factories, cement block plant, awning and tent manufacturing company, boat trailer plant, feed mills, grain elevator, fertilizer plants, livestock market, curb market, canning plant, meat packing plant, frozen foods locker, pickle plant, chicken hatchery, two milk pasteurization plants, ice cream factory, five bottling plants, patent medicine firms and printing firms.
Since July 1, 1947, New Bern has been under the City Manager form of govern- ment with a Mayor and City Manager, and one Alderman from each of five wards. The Chief of Police and Tax Collector are appointed by the Board of Alderman. Craven County is governed by a Board of five commissioners representing various parts of the county, with two from New Bern.
Property in the county was valued for tax purposes in 1957 at $39,823,067 of which $17,103,422 was in New Bern.
New Bern High School
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Fifteen State and Federal District Offices are located in New Bern. The Third District Congressman resides in New Bern.
Sudan Shrine Temple has its home here, with members as far west as Durham. A $150,000 Shrine Auditorium has been erected next to the Shrine home and is available for public programs. A $300,000 Temple is used for offices and semi-annual reunions of Scottich Rite Masons. Meetings are also held here frequently by New York Rite Masons and affiliated bodies.
Located here are St. Luke's Hospital, Eastern North Carolina Baptist Hospital, and Good Shepherd for Negroes and the County Hospital Home. The City-County Health Department has a modern Health Center.
Numerous Churches are in and around New Bern and there are many religious, benevolent, patriotic and civic organizations.
The Sun-Journal publishes two editions of its daily newspaper. There are two local radio stations, WHIT and WRNB. New Bern is in the process of completing Federal Communications Commission requirements for a Channel 12 Television Station. Also nearby, are two television stations serving the area with a primary signal, one NBC, the other CBS. Muzak offers a source of background music that is used by major companies throughout America.
Hundreds of new homes have been built with suburban residential sections expanding rapidly. There are two low-rent housing projects, one for white, the other for colored.
Recreation is unlimited, The broad, beautiful waters of the Neuse and Trent Rivers provide the perfect setting for boating, fishing, swimming, skiing and other water sports. In addition, North Carolina's popular beach resorts are but a short distance away. There is excellent hunting in season.
New Bern people love fun, and their recreation is varied: golf at the Country Club, riding, tennis and other outdoor sports may be enjoyed in the mild climate. There is a well organized year-around municipal recreation program, as well as lively social and civic life.
Excellent hotels, motels, restaurants and dining rooms, together with cordial hospitality is fast making New Bern into a convention and tourist center.
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Seven Elementary and three High Schools, with exceptional faculties, give college preparatory courses plus Vocational-Trade and Technical Training. The school plants are modern in every respect and a constant building program has been under way for the past several years. The rural schools have modernized their plants in the past five years and are excellent in every respect. New Bern with 58% and Craven County with 43.27% of its graduates entering college rank among the highest in North Carolina.
New Bern Business College is located here where completed courses are taught in secretarial fields. The college operates both day and night classes with excellent instructors.
The world's largest Marine Air Base, Cherry Point with its thriving civilian settle- ment at fast growing Havelock, is in the eastern part of Craven County, greatly strengthening the economy of the entire area. Camp Lejeune, largest all-purpose Marine Ground base, is in nearby Onslow County.
New Bern wears its long honored career of 248 years well. Its tradition of hospital- ity and genuine friendliness is experienced by every visitor whether he comes as a tourist or a business man, whether as a casual visitor, or to make his home here, he will receive a warm genuine welcome to the "Land of Enchanting Waters".
Barbour Boat Works, Inc. (Commercial) and
Barbour Boats, Inc. (Pleasure Craft)
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Home of the Sun-Journal
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COLEMAN MOFORS INC.
GENUINE Cora PARTS
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COLEMAN MOTORS, INC.
MEMORANDA
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1958
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Containing the Names and Advertisements of Business and Commercial Establishments, Industrial Plants and Manufacturers, Professional Men and Women, Churches, Schools, Lodges, Clubs and Civic Institutions Arranged Con- veniently Under Their Properly Classified Headings.
The Show Window of new Bern
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AUTOMOBILES
TRENT OLDSMOBILE & CADILLAC, INC. BILE Authorized Sales & Service
SM
UTURA
414 S. FRONT ST.
Cadillac
PH. ME 7-4169
BOAT TRAILERS
JAMES PAUL "Fleet Cap'n Trailers" BOAT TRAILERS
GEORGE & CYPRESS
TEL. ME 7-4736
warrIH-KIFTE СОWbYHA
MULLIN-KILLE COMPANY
4D WEST WATER STREET
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CIVIC INSTITUTIONS
CITY OF
NEW BERN
ROBERT L. STALLINGS, JR. MAYOR
C. L. BARNHARDT CITY MANAGER
H. E. RUSSELL CITY CLERK - TREASURER
ALDERMEN
CHARLES H. RICHARDSON - MRS. KATHLEEN ORRINGER DR. DALE MILLNS - J. O. SIMPKINS C. W. HODGES
W. B. BARTLING Director of Utilities
J. F. RHODES, JR.
Tax Collector
JAMES E. PEARSALL
Chief of Police
J. E. BLUE
City Engineer
CEDRIC BOYD Supt. of Sanitation & Streets
W. F. PIERCE, JR.
Director of Recreation
A. D. WARD
City Attorney
C. E. HANCOCK, JR. Judge of City Court
NEW BERN, N. C.
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CIVIC INSTITUTIONS
NEW BERN
Invites You
"The Historic Center of North Carolina In the Land of Enchanting Waters" . Midway Between Pines and Palms on U. S. 17 "The Ocean Hiway."
Where Hospitality is a Tradition
D
- DELIGHTFUL CLIMATE- - UNSURPASSED HUNTING- EXCELLENT FISHING- CIVIC INTERESTS- RESORT FEATURES
C
DIVERSIFIED AGRICULTURE
INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITIES
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Write for Further Detailed Information New Bern Chamber of Commerce, Inc. New Bern, North Carolina
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CONTRACTORS
James Chance
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
· DRAINAGE
. WATER & SEWER INSTALLATION
. PILE DRIVING (Drop or Steam)
DIAL ME 7-4294 DAY OR NIGHT
IRRIGATION
· LAND CLEARING
· GRADING & PAVING
Free Estimates N. C. License No. 2893
. ROAD BUILDING
. FILL DIRT & TOPSOIL
· CONCRETE WORK
513 B STREET
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CONTRACTORS-EXCAVATING
EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS HYDRAULIC DREDGING
PUBLIC UTILITIES . . HEAVY CLEARING EXCAVATING-wet and dry-GENERAL UTILITIES DIAL
ME 7 -7148
C & L ENGINEERING CO., INC.
404 CRAVEN ST.
NEW BERN, N. C.
Branch Offices in
AUGUSTA
GA.
SENECA S. C.
HAMPTON VA.
DAIRIES
EAT Maola ICE CREAM
MILK & ICE CREAM CO., INC.
305 AVE. C
TEL. ME 7-7131
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DEPARTMENT STORES
COPLON-SMITH CO., INC.
Clothing for the Entire Family
232-34 MIDDLE
TEL. ME 7-3189
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
. MEN'S, WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
. AUTO ACCESSORIES & SPORTING GOODS
. PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES
· FURNITURE & RUGS
Stoves - Heaters - Refrigerators - Washers - Radios & Television
RIVERSIDE TIRES & TUBES
229 Middle
Tel. ME 7-7176
PENNEY'S J. C. PENNEY CO.
New Bern's Newest & Most Modern Department Store AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT CORNER MIDDLE & BROAD STREETS TEL. ME 7-3106
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FERTILIZERS
DIXIE CHEMICAL CORPORATION
XXX DIXIE FARM TESTED FERTILIZERS
DIXIE CHEMICAL CORP KINSTON, N.C.
Manufacturers of
Farm Tested DIXIE Fertilizers
MOREHEAD CITY HWY. DIAL ME 7-7193
XXX -DIXIE FARM TESTED FERTILIZERS
DIXIE CHEMICAL CORP. KINSTON. N.C.
FUEL OIL
DIAL ME 7-5003
WE DELIVER ANYTIME ANYWHERE - TO ANYONE PRINT-O-METER TICKET SERVICE
McCOTTER OIL CO. 2207 TRENT BLVD.
FURNITURE STORES
McCOTTER FURNITURE STORE DEALER FOR MONOGRAM OIL HEATERS WEST NEW BERN SHOPPING CENTER OFF STREET - FREE PARKING 1404-06 Neuse Blvd.
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GENERAL CONTRACTORS
CLEMENT
AND
JOHNSON
Contractors
GRADING - SEWER
DRAINAGE - WATER
CONCRETE
EQUIPMENT RENTAL
DRAG LINES
BULLDOZERS
SHOP & YARD TEL. ME 7-5830 GASTON BLVD.
303-304 DUNN BLDG.
TEL. ME 7-3991
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INSURANCE
W. C. CHADWICK
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
FIRE - CASUALTY - AUTO - BONDS
214 CLARK BLDG. TEL. ME 7-3146
MIDYETTE INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE - INVESTMENT SECURITIES
D. McRAY ROBINSON - DONALD T. MIDYETTE
237 Craven St. Ph. ME 7-2360
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