Asheville, North Carolina city directory [serial] 1917, Part 61

Author: Piedmont Directory Co; Miller, Ernest H
Publication date: 1911
Publisher: Asheville, N.C. : Piedmont Directory Co.
Number of Pages: 676


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Asheville Mission Hospital- 5 Charlotte; Miss E N Redwine supt


Clarence Barker Memorial Hospital and Dispensary-Vil- lage la, Biltmore; Miss Mary P Laxton supt


Buncombe County Home for Aged and Infirm-Leicester rd


Children's Home - Woolsey; supported by the city of Ashe- ville; Miss M E Morse supt


City Hospital-3 miles w of city on French Broad River


Faith Cottage (rescue home for unfortunate women)-53 At- kinson; Rev L B Compton supt Highland Home (private)-75 Zillicoa; Dr R S Carroll phys


Dispensary Settlement Home


The BATTERY PARK BANK ASHEVILLE, N. C. CITY, COUNTY AND STATE DEPOSITARY CAPITAL, $100,000.00 SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $200,000.00


MAPLE FLOORING HARDWOOD LUMBER OF ALL KINDS


Richmond Lumbe Company, Inc. 4th & Stockton, Richmond, Va see Adv. Opposite Page 851


MISCELLANEOUS 727


Flower Mission and Associa- ted Charities and Free Medical 160-162 Biltmore av; Miss Jane M Brown dist nurse, Miss Grace Miller sec


Meriwether Hospital (private) -24 Grove; Mrs Ida Hawes ma- tron


Mildred E Sherwood Home (private) - Bingham Heights; Miss M E Sherwood supt


Mission of the Good Samari- tan (The)-Pearson Drive; Rev J S Williams chaplain, Rev R F Campbell pres


St Joseph's Sanitarium-428 Biltmore av; Sisters of Mercy in charge


Salvation Army Hall and In- dustrial Home - 3812 Biltmore av and 504 w Haywood; Walter Hayes adjt


Libraries


Christian Science Reading Room-66 n French Broad av


Directory Library-66 Amer Natl Bank Bldg


Pack Memorial Library-4 s Pack Sq; Miss Ann Talbot Erwin librarian


Socialist Reading Room-19-21 Biltmore av


Y M C A Library-Y M CA Bldg


MISCELLANEOUS ZATIONS


ORGANI-


Asheville Poultry & Pet Stock Association; Dr B J Durham pres, E S West sec-treas


Asheville Automobile Trade Assn- 67-71 Broadway


Pack Memorial Library Assn -4 s Pack Sq; Donald Gillis pres, S P Ravenel v-pres, Mrs A M Field sec, David Watson treas


Ashev Real Estate Assn-F M Messler pres, H T Sharp v- pres, Jno Acee sec-treas


Pythian Home Co-66 Amer Natl Bank Bldg; Allen Morrison pres, D A Roberts v-pres, Oscar White sec, F O'C Fletcher treas, E H Miller mngr property


PARKS


Albemarle Park-Charlotte nr city limits


Aston Park- (city)-French Broad av opp Philip


Battery Park (private)-Pat- ton av cor Haywood


City Park-Flint cor Magno- lia av


Court House Park-(r) Court House


Grove Park (residential)- Charlotte extd


Montford Park-Montford av cor Panola


Oak Park-Furman av opp Chestnut Oates Park (Baseball) - Southside av cor Chotaw


Overlook Park-(Sunset Mtn) Proximity Park (residential) Charlotte extd


Riverside Park-Riverside Dr cor Pearson dr


*Shady Grove-w Ashev


SECRET SOCIETIES AND FRATERNAL ORGANI- ZATIONS_


Masonic Temple and Scottish Rites Cathedral-78 Broadway Wm F Randolph sec Masonic Bodies


Asheville Lodge of Perfection No 1 A AS R-Meets every first Tuesday night; C FWard V M, W F Randolph sec


Ionic Council No 9, R and A M-Meets third Thursday night, W D Meacham T I M, W F Ran- dolph recorder


Asheville Chapter No 25, R A M-Meets every second Thurs- day night; J W Grimes H P, W F Randolph sec


Cyrene Commandry No 5, K T -Meets every fourth Thursday night; W D Meacham E C, W F Randolph recorder


Mount Hermon Lodge No 118 A F and A M-Meets every 1st Thursday night; R E Currence W M, W F Randolph sec Eastern Star


Esther Chapter No 12-Meets


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ALSO 20 YEAR ANDOWMENTS


Liberal


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CCIDENTS ARE FREQUENT


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Imperial Mutua Life & Health Insurance Co.


HOME OFF'CE ASHEVILLE, N. C PHONE 495


MOALE & MERIWETHER


CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY


Real Estate and Insurance 27 Patton Ave., (2d fl) Phone 661 Farms and Timber Lands


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THE TIME


Any Time, All the Time


THE PLACE


The SUNNY SMOKE SHOP


D. H. FATER, Proprietor 3 Haywood St. Phnoe 102


THE CIGARS


D. H. F. Smoker A Clear Havana Cigar for 5 Cents


Asheville French Dry Cleaning Company


4 N.Pack Sq. Office Phone 389


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Plant Phone 326


ODORLESS CLEANING


Silk Gloves Opera Coats Draperies, Laces, Feathers, Slippers, Gloves, White Furs, Coat Suits, Portiers, Rugs


Hats Cleaned and Blocked


Merchant Tailoring


J. C. Wilbar, Prop. 4N.Pack Sq. Phone 389


728


MISCELLANEOUS


first and third Wednesdays; Mrs Hattie Patterson W M, Miss Anna Powell sec


Military


First Brigade of N CN G- Staff Officers; S W Battle surg genl, Eugene B Glenn major, surg, Lawrence W Young major First Infantry, comndrg Ashe- ville Post 1


Company K, N CN G-Meets in Armory Hall every Thursday night; Chas I Bard capt com- mndg, D E Penland 1st lieut, J H Koon 2d lieut


Company R, First Infantry N C N G - Meets Armory Hall every Friday night; C H Fel- met capt commndg, E F Jones 1st lieut, Walter Watts 2d lieut


First Regiment Band, N C N G-Meets Armory every Thurs- day nights; Edwd Woodard di- rector, Chas Glass principal musician, J D Cole drum major


Troop B-Robert R Reynolds capt, R L Fitzpatrick 1st lieut, Gilliland Stikeleather 2d lieut


Field Hospital No 1-Maj C B Clemenger commander, J M Lynch capt, Jos L Adams lieut


Dental Corps-Dr D F Hall 1st lieut, B J Durham 2d lieut


Ben Hur H E Walter, organizer BPO Elks


Asheville Lodge No 608- Meets every Wednesday night in hall at Elks Home, cor Hay- wood and Walnut; F W Thomas sec


CK of A


St awrence Branch NoL 826- Meets at 26 Patton av every 1st and 3d Sunday nights Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie No 1377-Meets every Thursday night at Hall, Broad- way nr Woodfin


I O Heptasophs


Asheville Conclave No 405- Meets second and third Tues- day nights at C L U Hall


IOOF


Asheville Encampment No 2 -Meets every Friday at Drhu- mor Bldg; L W Jeannerete scribe


Blue Ridge Lodge No 205- Meets every Monday night at Drhumor Bldg; Guy Weaver sec


French Broad Lodge No 712 -Meets every Monday night at Biltmore Hall


Sulphur Springs Lodge No 186 -Meets every Wednesday night in their Hall W Asheville


Pisgah Rebekah Lodge No 36 -- Meets every Friday night in Odd Fellows Hall, W Asheville


Swannanoa Lodge No 56- Meets every Tuesday night at 18-20 Church; L W Jeannerette sec


Swannanoa Rebekah Lodge No 37-Meets every Thursday night at 18-20 Church


JrOUAM


Asheville Council No 6- Meets every Monday night 3d fl Paragon Bldg


Emma Council No 253-Meets every Monday night in Odd Fel- lows' Hall, W Asheville


French Broad Council No 79- Meets every Thursday night at 11/2 Biltmore av


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Blue Ridge Lodge No 1799- Meets first and third Monday nights in Library Bldg


K of Maccabees


Meets in K of P Hall, 18-20 Church every 1st and 3d Thurs- day nights at 8 o'clock; H E Walter dept sup comdr for W N C


Uniform Rank The Maccabees State Headquarters 9 Electrical Bldg; Col H E Walter adj gen


K of P


Post Chancellors Assn No 1 -Meets 2d Tues in each month at 112 Biltmore av; Oscar White


JBon Marche Cor. Patton and Lexington Aves.


ASHEVILLE'S BEST DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 2500


Asheville Paint and Glass Company


No. 57 Biltmore Ave., Swannonoa- Berkeley Bidg., Phone 1779


LUCAS; TINTED GLOSS PAINTS Covers Most Wears Longest


Wholesale and Retai Paints, Varnishes, Oila Brushes, Glass, Wal Paper, Calcimine, Etc. Etc.


MISCELLANEOUS 729


pres, C H Honess sec, D L Jack- son treas


Asheville Lodge No 106- Meets every Friday night at Paragon Bldg (3d fl); B M Tay- lor M of F, E M Lyda K of R & S


Pisgah Lodge No 32-Meets every Tuesday night at Castle Hall, 112 Biltmore av; Oscar White M of F, Cloyd Pennel K of R & S


West Asheville Lodge No 221 -Meets Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall, W Ashev; H B Posey K of R & S


Pythian Home Co -- 66 Amer Natl Bank Bldg


Pythian Sisters, Laurel Tem- ple No 3-Meets semi-monthly 1st Monday night at 8 o'clock and 3d Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Pisgah Lodge Room


Uniform Rank K of P-State headquarters, 9 Electrical Bldg, Col H E Walter State mustering officer


Modern Woodmen of America


Vance Camp No 13344-Meets at 18-20 Church every 2d and 4th Wed nights of each month


National Union


Beaumont Council No 589- Meets every 2d Fri afternoon in the month at rms 1-2 Library Bldg


Tahkeeostee Tribe No 51- Meets every Tuesday night in Odd Fellows Hall, w Asheville


Royal Arcanum


French Broad Council No 701 -Meets every 2d and 4th Mon- day at K of P Hall, 112 Bilt- more


Woodmen of the World


Balsam Camp No 1-Meets every Tuesday night over Citiz- ens Bank, C B McFee clerk


Star of Bethlehem


Mt Pisgah Lodge-Meets on Wed nights i nDrhumor Bldg; C C Myers S C


Confederate Veterans


Zebulon Vance Camp No 681 -Meets last Saturday in each month at the Court House, F M Miller com


Sons of Confederate Veterans


Camp Johnston Pettiegrew- Meets at Court House


GAR


Marion Roberts Post No 41- Meets fourth day of each month at homes of members


Daughters of the Confederacy


Asheville Chapter-Meets 1st Thursday of each month at 58 Haywood


Grand Order of the Confederate Veterans


R E Lee Camp-Meets once every month at the home of one of the members; Miss Julia Hatch sec


Grand Daughters of the Confed- eracy


Meet at Confederate Hall 3d Saturday in each month


Spanish War Veterans


Thomas W Patton Camp No 1 Spanish War Veterans; D C Led for commander


UNION (LABOR)


(Hall 19-21 Biltmore av, 3d fl) C G Worley, bus agent


Central Labor Union-Meets every Thursday night in their hall


Amalgamated Assn of Street & Electric Ry Employees of Am -- Meets every Friday night in C L U Hall


Barbers-Meets last Monday night of each month at C L U Hall


Brickmasons - Meets every Friday night at C L U Hall


Building Trades Council - Meets every Tuesday night at C L U Hall


Dairymen-Meets last Satur-


Gas Ranges


Asheville Power & Light Co. PHONES: METER AND SALES DEPT. 879, GEN. OFFICE 69


Meats


Kiibler & Whitehead


CITY MARKET


PHONES 832 and 83


EPSI DELICIOUS HEALTHEUL



The Great Sustainer


IT WILL KEEP YOU IN CONDITION


H. L. Finkelstein


LOAN OFFICE


Exclusive Agency for the famous Indestructo Trunks, Bags, and Suit Cases


23-25 Biltmore Avenue Phone 887


730


MISCELLANEOUS


day of each month at C L U Hall


Electricians - Meets every Thursday night at C L U Hall


Hodcarriers - Meets every Wednesday night at C L U Hall


International Alliance Theat- rical Stage Employees Local No 278-Meets 1st Sunday in C L U Hall, Biltmore av


Lathers-Meets every Satur- day night at C L U Hall


Painters-Meets every Wed- nesday night at C L U Hall


Plasterers-Meets every Mon- day night at C L U Hall


Plumbers-Meets every Tues- day night at C L U Hall Retail Clerks International Protective Assn Local No 141- Meets every Monday night in C L U Hall


Sheet Metal Workers-Meets every Monday night at C L U Hall


Teamsters - Meets every


Thursday night at C L U Hall


Typographical Union No 263 -Meets first Sunday afternoon in each month at C L U Hall


Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers - Swannanoa Divis- ion No 267-Meets every second and fourth Sundays at 9 a m- at Hall 1812 Church


Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, Blue Ridge Lodge No 455-Meets every second and fourth Sundays in Drhumor Bldg


United Commercial Travelers of America-Meets every 2d and 4th Saturday nights at K of P Hall, 11/2 Biltmore av


United Brotherhood of Car- penters and Joiners Local- Union No 384-Meets every Wednes- day night in C L U Hall


Brotherhood of Railway Train men-Meets 1st and 3d Sundays at Drhumor Bldg


FRANK J. NEVERCEL


Dealer and Repairer Sundries and Supplies Gun and Locksmith 47 W. College


JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING


CREATES A NEW BUSINESS SECURES SUCCESS IN ANY BUSINESS SAVES A FAILING BUSINESS REVIVES A DULL BUSINESS ENLARGES AN OLD BUSINESS RESCUES A LOST BUSINESS AND WILL ENABLE YOU TO PAY DIVIDENDS IN YOUR BUSINESS


A few dollars spent annually for an ad. in your City Directory will prove these facts to you. For rates, etc., see the Directory man or write us.


Broadway Cafe GEO. H. BRAMLETT, Propr.


For Ladies and Gentlemen. Everything Served in Season. For 30 Cents (Relow Langren Hotel)


Best Regular Dinner in City


Phone 1939


PERSISTENT ADVERTISER


One of the most persistent advertisers in the history of success was Rob- inson Crusoe.


He believed in advertising.


He knew what he wanted-a ship.


And he put up an ad for one.


He flung a. shirt on .a pole at the top of his island; that, in the language of the sea, was plain to every seafaring man.


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The circulation was small and there was no other medium, but Crusoe kept it there despite the fact that he got no inquiries for a long time. He changed his copy-as one garment after an- ther was flapped out-and in the end got what he wanted, was happy, and his name and fame have come down through the ages.


The present-day merchant is much better off than Crusoe.


He Has The City Directory through which he can reach all the people, some of whom want his goods. Your chances of success are thousands to his one, but your chances of failure are the same as his.


Suppose Robinson Crusoe had taken down that signal after, say a year, and declared, "Advertis- ing doesn't pay," where would he and his story now be?


Put up your signal and keep it up. There will be a number of ships crusing around during the year 1917 that will be glad to call and take you off the island of Dull Business.


Crusoe advertised under dis- couraging circumstances. You have got a sure thing-The City Directory.


Mr. Manufacturer, Merchant (Wholesale and Retail) :


No other Publication in the world so thoroughly represents the commer- cial. social and private interests of your city as The City Directory. Repre- senting, as it does, every private citizen from the hovel to the mansion; every commercial, social, religious and educational institution and all other data pertaining to your city. it is beyond question. the most accurate and complete index to the city and its various interests in existence ..


The Directory is the dictionary to the city and the Piedmont Directory Co. intend that 1917 Directory shall be The Unabridged Edition. "The first aid to strangers and a standard remedy for homefolks," accurate, complete and up- to-date in every respect. Unusual prospects of' profit (direct and indirect) and Civic Pride should influence every manufacturer and business man to have full representation in this Directory. and every well-governed home to have a copy of the latest Directory for the use and convenience of Strangers and visitors. "Know thyself" is sound medical advice; Know Your City is equally good busi- ness advice. Consult the Directory when you want to buy or sell and you will get the best of everything at the lowest price and help reduce the hight cost of living.


Mr. Manufacturer and Business Man-It's a fact that the Directory is your city's only standing representative to the world beyond your own gates and the only index to your city's growth and prosperity. Future Directories, by the exchange system, now in general use. will be placed in the Directory Libraries of the Principal Cities of The United States for the use of all who wish to consult its pages. A well-patronized city directory indicates a good city to locate in.


Yours truly,


PIEDMONT DIRECTORY CO.Ernest H. Miller, Pres. an'd Genl Mngr.


A Traveling Salesman That's Always "On the Job"


The City Directory


Why?


There's a Reason


Because, just as the live wire which carries the current which turns the wheels of numerous industries, so does the City Di- rectory carry the Lights to the buyer seeking goods in your line ..


Because. just as the magnetic needle points the way to the mariner, so does the Directory point the way which brings to- gether the Buyer and Seller.


Nuff Sed


Up-to-Date Methods


In this Progressive Age the City Directory is found óń the Busy Man's desk.


Because he is wise to its true value, the cost of about a penny a day means to him the Saving of Dollars


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J. EUGENE JONES


MERCHANT TAILOR


CLEANING


PRESSING


REPAIRING


Call 857


35 East College


J. C. JUSTICE, Shoe Maker 153 PATTON AVENUE


Good Work


Reasonable Prices


SATISFACTION GUARAN-


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Patronize Directory Advertisers


When Writing Advertisers Please Mention the Directory


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WANT ADS


BRING RESULTS


50,000 Pair of Eager Eyes Read The Daily and Sunday Citizen


And will catch your message and Respond to your "C. W. A." call with Promptness and Desired Results


When you put a WANT AD. in the CITIZEN you put a DRIVE WHEEL in your advertising-you've started your publicity. in a power machine for RESULTS.


CITIZEN WANT. ADS. have become a . power in getting results-due to the fact that they have made the WANT AD. page-the people's page-a silent but effective and economical method of gratifying their WANTS.


MAKE THE CITIZEN . WANT AD. PAGE-YOUR PAGE.


READ IT FOR OPPORTUNITY. USE IT FOR RESULTS. YOU CAN RENT IT- SELL IT-BUY IT - EXCHANGE IT- OR FIND IT.


THE EMPLOYER MEETS THE UNEM- PLOYED.


CITIZEN WANT ADS. BRING RESULTS


The Asheville Citizen


WHY


The Asheville Citizen


DAILY SUNDAY WEEKLY


GAINED ITS


SUPREMACY


In the Homes of Western North Carolina


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Made Every


Copy Worth


To Every Subscriber


The Price


THE ONLY DAILY PAPER THAT CAN REACH EVERY HOME IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION


The Citizen continues to be, and has been for thirty- three years, an exponent of authentic and interesting news matter for the general public.


Full Associated Press service, augmented by a corps of trained and efficient writers and special correspondents.


Possesses better productive power for advertisers-and is read by 50,000 people daily.


Excellent service by carrier in city and suburban towns -ideal mail connections for out-of-town subscribers.


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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN


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CHAMPION SHOE HOSPITAL : Phones 600-601


6 Government St.


Oakhurst


SCHOOL FOR GIRLS


COURSES-Kindergarten, Primary, Intermediate, Academic and College Preparatory; Music, Art, Expression and Domestic Science. Registration by the month for children of temporary residents of Asheville.


For catalogue and information, address, MISS J. B. GRAY, Principal Asheville, N. C.


268 Chestnut St. Phone 615


When You Want to Rent, Buy or Sell.


REAL ESTATE


In Asheville or Vicinity, See


JOHN ACEE


Furnished Houses, Apartments and Bungalows for Rent Agent for Properties Heirs of Coxe-Estate Phone 315 No. 10 Battery Park Place


BARBEE'S


THAT'S OUR BUSINESS Wholesale and Retail


14 Patton Ave. Phones 1737-1738 Cigars, Confections and Perfect Soda 53 Patton Ave. Phone 2173"


F. M. MESSLER & SON


Real Estate and Insurance PHONE 682


Rooms 26-27 American Nat'l Bank Bldg.


POOLE BROS. EXPERT CLEANERS AND DYERS


Phones, Office - 1217 City Works - - 1234 Plant ( Woolsey ) 1230


SWANNANOA LAUNDRY


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