Baldwin's and Post's Salisbury, North Carolina City Directory [1940], Part 3

Author: Baldwin Directory Company.
Publication date: 1940
Publisher: Baldwin Directory Co.;The Salisbury Post.
Number of Pages: 474


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Alley


Lakeland


Brooklyn.


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La Grande


Duluth


Northfield.


Waco


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Trenton


Grosse Pointe Park


Atlanta


Elkins


Tupelo


Bonham


Johnson City


West Chicago


Dunkirk


Emporia.


Woolrich


Lancaster


Saylesville.


Lexington


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Lowell


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Macon.


Dayton


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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY


N. C. GOVERNMENT


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT


CLYDE R. HOEY


Governor


W. P. HORTON


Lieutenant Governor


THAD EURE


Secretary of State.


GEORGE ROSS POU


Auditor Treasurer


CLYDE A. ERWIN


Superintendent Public Instruction


HARRY McMULLAN


Attorney General


T. W. BRUTON


R. H. WETTACH


Assistant Attorneys General


L. O. GREGORY


SUPREME COURT


W. P. STACY


Chief Justice.


HERIOT CLARKSON


Associate Justice


MICHAEL SCHENCK


Associate Justice.


W. A. DEVIN


Associate Justice


M. V. BARNHILL


Associate Justice


J. WALLACE WINBORNE


Associate Justice


A. A. F. SEAWELL


Associate Justice


DILLARD S. GARDNER


Librarian


DILLARD S. GARDNER


Marshal


EDWARD MURRAY


Clerk


ROBERT C. STRONG


Reporter


MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA SESSION 1939


Senators (Democrats except otherwise indicated)


First District-W. I. Halstead, South Mills; J. J. Hughes, Elizabeth City.


Second District-W. B. Rodman, Jr., Washington; D. B. Fearing, Manteo. Third District-C. W. Spruill, Windsor.


Fourth District-W. G. Clark, Tarboro; Dr. T. W. M. Long, Roanoke Rapids. Fifth District-Arthur B. Corey, Greenville.


Sixth District-J. C. Eagles, Wilson; W. L. Lumpkin, Louisburg.


Seventh District-John D. Larkins, Jr., Trenton; Fred I. Sutton, Kinston.


Eighth District-E. J. Wellons, Smithfield; Edgar H. Bain, Goldsboro. Ninth District-Geo. R. Ward, Wallace; Emmett H. Bellamy, Wilmington.


T'enth District-S. B. Frink, Southport; K. Clyde Council, Wananish. Eleventh District-Robt. A. McIntyre, Lumberton.


Twelfth District-M. G. Boyette, Carthage; Fred S. Thomas, Erwin. Thirteenth District-Wade Barber, Pittsporo; L. Y. Ballentine, Varnia. Fourteenth District-Frank H. Gibbs, Warrenton.


Fifteenth District-John S. Watkins, Route 2, Virgilina, Virginia.


Sixteenth District-Jos. H. Warren, Prospect Hill; J. W. Umstead, Jr., Chapel Hill. Seventeenth District-T. J. Gold, High Point; J. Hampton Price, Leaksville. Eighteenth District-O. C. Bruton, Mount Gilead; J. G. Jewell, Hamlet.


Nineteenth District-H. P. Taylor, Wadesboro; W. Erskine Smith, Albemarle.


Twentieth District-A. E. Palmer, Concord; Joe L. Blythe, Charlotte. Twenty-first District-E. C. Gregory, Salisbury.


Twenty-second District-Gordon Gray, Winston-Salem.


Twenty-third District-Fred Folger, Mt. Airy.


Twenty-fourth District-C. H. Cowles (R), N. Wilkesboro.


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Twenty-fifth District-W. A. Graham, Iron Station; Jack Joyner, Statesville.


Twenty-sixth District-J. H. Separk, Gastonia. Twenty-seventh District-Ralph W. Gardner, Shelby; L. B. Prince Hendersonville, Twenty-eighth District-H. J. Hatcher, Morganton. Twenty-ninth District-W. B. Austin, Jefferson. Thirtieth District-J. V. Bowers (R), Newland. Thirty-first District-Zeb F. Curtis, Asheville. Thirty-second District-Chester A. Cogburn, Canton. Thirty-third District-R. B. Morphew, Robbinsville.


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REPRESENTATIVES


Alamance-Dr. Will S. Long, Graham. Alexander-A. C. Payne, Taylorsville.


Alleghany-S. . W. Brown, Sparta.


Anson-U. B. Blalock, Wadesboro. Ashe-Ira T. Johnston, Jefferson. Avery-W. C. Pittman (R), Spear. Beaufort-Dr. Zeno L. Edwards, Washing- ton.


Bertie-Thomas N. Peele, Lewiston.


Bladen-U. S. Page, R.F.D. 7, Fayetteville. Brunswick-Cornelius Thomas, Shallotte. Buncombe- R. E. Finch, Black Mountain;, Hubert C. Jarvis, Asheville. Burke -* Leon Butler, Valdese.


Cabarrus, E. T. Bost, Jr., Concord.


Caldwell-J. T. Pritchett, Lenoir.


Camden-R. L. Bray, Belcross.


Carteret-Fred R. Seeley, Beaufort. Caswell-W. C. Taylor ,Blanch. Catawba-Ralph Flowers, Hickory. Chatham-C. C. Hall; Pittsboro.


Cherokee-Clyde H. Jarrett (R), An- . drews.


Chowan-John F. White, Edenton. Clay-A. Lee Penland, Hayesville. Cleveland-O. M. Mull, Shelby.


Columbus-Raymond B. Mallard, Tabor City.


Craven-D. L. Ward, New Bern. Cumberland-D. Lacy McBryde, Fayette- ville.


Currituck-G. C. Boswood, Gregory.


Dare-Roy L. Davis, Wanchese.


Davidson-J. Lee Wilson, Lexington.


Davie-J. B. Grant (R), Mocksville.


Duplin-C. E. Quinn, Kenansville.


Durham-Victor S. Bryant, Durham;


Forrest A. Pollard, Durham.


Edgecombe-W. W. Eagles, Macclesfield. Forsyth-Rex Gass, Winston-Salem; T. Spruill Thornton, Winston-Salem; Virgil A. Wilson, Rural Hall.


Franklin-A. F. Johnson, Louisburg.


Gaston-Carl


A. Rudisill,


Cherryville;


R. G. Cherry, Gastonia. Gates-E. S. A. Ellenor, Gates.


Graham-Dr. J. H. Crawford, Robinsville. Granville-James W. Horner, Oxford.


Greene-E. A. Rasberry, Snow Hill.


Guilford-Joe T. Carruthers, Jr., Greens- boro; John W. Caffey, Greensboro; Rupert T. Pickens, High Point.


Halifax-B. B. Everett, Palmyra; Wm. D. Holloman, Weldon.


Harnett-N. McK. Ross, Lillington.


Haywood-Glenn C. Palmer, Clyde, R.F.D. 1.


Henderson-L. L. Burgin, Rt. 1, Horse Shoe.


Hertford-R. H. Underwood, Murfrees- boro.


Hoke-E. B. McNeill, Raeford.


Hyde-Geo. T. Davis, Swan Quarter. Iredell-Zeb V. Turlington, Mooresville. Jackson-Dan Tompkins, Sylva.


Johnston-Lawrence H. Wallace, Smith- field; R. T. Fulghum, Kenly.


Jones-R. P. Bender, Pollocksville.


Lee-J. M. Willcox, R. 3, Sanford. Lenoir-Fitzhugh E. Wallace, Kinston.


Lincoln-Sheldon M. Roper, Lincolnton. Macon-Geo. B. Patton, Frankiin. Madison-J. M. Baley, Jr., (R), Marshall .. .Martin-Hugh Horton, Williamston. McDowell-Ashby Robinson, Old Fort. Mecklenburg-J. . B. Vogler, Charlotte; Marvin L. Ritch, Charlotte; J. W. Alex- ander, Charlotte.


Mitchell-Jeter C. Burleson, (R), Bakers- ville.


Montgomery-E. R. Burt, Biscoe.


Moore-W. R. Clegg, Carthage.


Nash-W. E. Fenner, Rocky Mount; C. C. Abernathy, Spring Hope.


New Hanover-John Q. LeGrand, Wil- mington; John R. Morris, Wilming- ton.


Northhampton-H. L. Joyner, Jackson. Onslow-Geo. W. Phillips, Jacksonville.


Orange-Roland P. McClamrock, Chapel Hill.


Pamlico-Dallas Mallison, Oriental. Pasquotank-W. Clarence Morse, Jr.,


Elizabeth City.


Pender-A. H. Davis, Burgaw.


Perquimans-J. T. Benton, Hertford.


Person-E. P. Warren, Hurdle Mills.


Pitt-S. O. Worthington, Greenville;


John S. Moore; Bethel.


Polk-C. P. Rogers, Tryon. Randolph-J. D. Ross, Asheboro.


Richmond-R. T. McNair, Rockingham.


Robeson-Frank McNeill, Lumberton; I. P. Graham, Proctorville.


Rockingham-T. C. Stone, Stoneville; Joe W. Garrett, Madison.


Rowan-Walter Murphy, Salisbury, George Uzzell, Salisbury.


Rutherford-Grady Withrow, Hollis.


Sampson-Jas. B. Barefoot, (R). R.F.D., Godwin.


Scotland-O. L. Moore, Laurinburg .. Stanly-C. C. Efird, Albemarle.


Stokes-Wm. F. Marshall, Danbury. Surry-Henry C. Dobson, Elkin. Swain-T. D. Bryson, Jr., Bryson City. Transylvania-W. Pat Kimzey, Brevard.


Tyrell-R. S. Knight, Jr., Columbia. Union-O. L. Richardson, Monroe. Vance-W. A. Hunt, Henderson.


Wake-Arch T. Allen, Raleigh; Wm. T.


Hatch, Raleigh; C. B. Park, Jr., Raleigh.


Warren-John Kerr, Jr., Warrenton. Washington-Wilbur M. Darden, Ply- mouth.


Watauga -- Roby T. Greer, Boone.


Wayne-W. Frank Taylor, Goldsboro; J. Leslie Crawford, Pikeville.


Wilkes-David Sebastian (R), Hays. Wilson-Larry I. Moore, Jr., Wilson. Yadkin-Frank M. Woodhouse, Boonville. Yancey-D. M. Buck, Bald Mountain.


BALDWIN'S AND POST'S SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA


BUYERS'


GUIDE


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CIVIC SECTION


QUALITY DIRECTORIES


PROMPT


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ACCURATE


CONSERVATIVE


BALDWIN


Containing display advertise- ments of business and com- mercial establishments, industrial plants and manufacturers; cards of professional men and women, full page an- nouncements of churches, schools, clubs, lodges, associations and other civic institutions, al- phabetically classified for convenient use.


The Show Window of Salisbury and Spencer


Automobiles


EAST SPENCER MOTOR CO.


SALES


SERVICE


Wrecker Service


Expert Repairing


RADIATOR CLEANING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY


1009-11 N. Long St.


Phone 1198-J


EAST SPENCER, N. C.


A. C. MENIUS COMPANY Packard Automobiles Sales and Service ESSO DEALERS 237-239 N. Main


Telephone 707


SOUTH MAIN MOTOR COMPANY


Oldsmobile


SALES - SERVICE


904 S. Main


Phone 1174


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Auto Camps


"DO DROP INN" AUTO CAMP


"ALL OF THE COMFORTS OF HOME" FOR THE TRAVELER "SERVICE" IS OUR MOTTO


A Sanitary "Home on the Road"


CLEAN, COMFORTABLE BEDS FREE PARKING TO GUESTS


"That Good Gulf Gas and Oil"


Lunch Room Service SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS - SOFT DRINKS - CAKES AND CANDIES - CIGARS - CIGARETTES - TOBACCOS AMELIA E. MISENHEIMER, Prop. On Charlotte Hwy 29-Just South of Salisbury, N. C.


Auto Dealers


BYRUM-HALEY MOTORS, INC.


Depoto®


DeSoto and Plymouth SALES AND SERVICE CHRYSLER AND PHILCO AUTO RADIOS BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES


plymouth


MOTORS


200 E. Liberty St. Phone 1213


FOIL MOTOR COMPANY


Chrysler


Plymouth


SALES AND SERVICE


211 E. Innes St.


Phones 1852 and 1853


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Auto Dealers


HAYNES ONE STOP SERVICE


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Hudson


SALES SERVICE


Terraplane


204 W. Innes St.


Phone 1840


Auto Repairing


Radiator Repairing Acetylene Welding Expert Garage Service


McCALL'S GARAGE


118 E. Liberty St. Phone 1752


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THE SALISBURY EVENING POST


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Auto Stores


HADEN'S


Re-Caps Go a Long Way to Make Friends


Cor. Innes & Lee Phone 267


TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS IN THE AUTOMOBILE TIRE BUSINESS


GOODRICH TIRES, TUBES & BATTERIES MOTOROLA AUTO & HOME RADIOS


BALANCED RETREADING A SPECIALTY


A Complete Line of Auto Accessories


USE OUR ORIGINAL BUDGET PLAN TO PURCHASE ANYTHING FOR YOUR AUTOMOBILE


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Bakers


Rabon's Bakery


Quality Bread and Cakes


907 S. Main St.


Phone 939


SALISBURY, N. C.


Banks


FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK


21/2 % INTEREST ON SAVINGS


Granite Quarry, N. C.


J. B. McCOMBS, President DR. C. E. BROWN, Vice-President J. E. FISHER, Cashier E. W. Poole, Asst. Cashier


Telephone 161


OSIT INSUR RAN


CORP


$5,000 MAXIMUM INSURANCE FOR EACH DEPOSITOR


ORAT


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Bottlers


JEPSI: OLA


TRADE MARK


"NICKLE DRINK- WORTH A DIME"


SALISBURY ORANGE CRUSH BOTTLING CO.


BOTTLERS OF


ORANGE CRUSH . PEPSI COLA . NU GRAPE


610 N. Main St. at Southern R. R.


Telephone 247


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Cafes


FOR WHOLESOME HOME COOKED MEALS


Stop at the


DIXIE DINER


Fried Chicken,


Country Ham,


Steaks


OUR SPECIALTY


We Never Close


223 S Main St.


On Route 29


Salisbury, N. C.


DORSETT'S CAFE


"BEST FOOD IN TOWN"


Light Wine and Beer


24 Hour Service


SATISFACTION GUARANTEED


518 S. Salisbury Ave.


Phone 9221


SPENCER, N. C.


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Civic Institutions


Salisbury North Carolina 5.


"Hub City of the Piedmont"


HADEN C. HOLMES


City Manager


DEADRICK C. DUNGAN Mayor


City Council


Deadrick C. Dungan, Chairman


Members


Jas. P Mattox


Chas. F. Raney


U. Ray Miller


Reginald E. Ramsey


JOS. W. ELLIS


Attorney


ELIZ. L. MASSEY


Clerk


LON H. JULIAN


Electrical Inspector


JAS. A. ENGLISH


Engineer


CHAS. L. BURKETT 1


Fire Chief


JOHN D. POOLE


Police Chief


SAML. L. McCANLESS I 1


Sanitary Inspector


JOHN A. WEANT


1 Foreman Street Dept. 1


JACK H. KNOX


Supt. of Schools


HENRY E. RUFTY


Tax Collector


MRS. MARGT. H. WHITT Treasurer 1 1


JAS. A. ENGLISH


Supt. Water Dept.


City Hall -- 115-17 W. Fisher


Telephone 217


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Civic Institutions


SALISBURY "Where Opportunity Greets You"


Because of the unrivalled package car service of the Southern Railway's Spencer Transfer, and because of its nearness to all important eastern markets, Salis- bury is an ideal location for that new factory, branch plant, branch warehouse or wholesale organization.


The South is forging ahead and the executive who has the vision and foresight to grasp the possibilities the "NEW SOUTH" offers is planting seed that will bring a rich harvest


Salisbury, the center of a marketing area of more than half a million people offers unparalleled opportunities for any type of industry or business. The city and sur- rounding area are rich in industrial and economic resources with an abundance of educational, religious and recreational facilities available.


Further information gladly given by


SALISBURY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE


SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA TELEPHONE 358


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Civic Institutions


Rowan County


Rowan County, named in honor of General Matthew Rowan, was formed in 1753 from Anson County, with Salisbury as her County Seat, and until Surry and Burke were taken off, this county comprised most of the west- ern part of North Carolina and Tennessee. In 1850 the population of Rowan County was 9,901 whites; 115 free negroes; 3,854 slaves, and 12,328 representative popu- lation. Today the population of Rowan County, which embraces 489 square miles, is approximately 65,000.


County Officials


BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS


R. L. Bernhardt, Chairman; O. L. Linn, T. M. Byrd, C. A. Long and J. T. Graham


The above Board is in session the first Monday of each Month


Clerk of Superior Court


B. D. McCubbins


Auditor and Treasurer


J. E. Haynes


Sheriff


J. H. Krider


Register of Deeds


1 Wm. D. Kizziah


Tax Collector


R. L. Shoe


County Farm Agent


D. H. Sutton


Home Demonstration Agent I 1 1 1 I


1 Miss Nell Kennett


Health Officer


C. W. Armstrong, M.D.


Supt. Public Welfare


1 Mrs. Mary O. Linton


Coroner Walter Lowe Tatum, M.D. I 1


County Attorney


Kerr Craige


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John C. Kesler, Judge; W. Thomas Burke, Prosecuting Attorney


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Churches


William Booth


Founder


George L. Carpenter General


William C. Arnold Sou. Territorial Comdr.


The Salvation Army


PHONE 937


P. O. BOX 625


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SALVATION


Lt. Colonel A. Tyler Divisional Commander


429 East Council Street


Captain and Mrs. Edgar H. Wilmer Officers in Charge


EVANGELISM SOCIAL WELFARE CHARACTER BUILDING


PUBLIC SERVICES Sunday


Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Holiness Meeting .11:00 A.M.


Young Peoples Legion 6:00 P.M.


Evangelistic Meeting 7:45 P.M. Thursday


Salvation Meeting __ 7:30 P.M. Saturday


Free & Easy Meeting 8:00 P.M.


LOCAL ACTIVITIES Transient Relief


Emergency Family Relief


Christmas Cheer for the Poor Visitation


Open Air Services


Girls Club


Mothers Club


Disaster Relief


"Remember The Salvation Army In Your Will"


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Coal


KISER COAL & WOOD COMPANY


CLINCHFIELD AND VIRGINIA BLUE GEM COAL


Stoker Coal


5th Cor. Whitehead Ave., Spencer, N. C., Phone 1370


Coal Dealers


YADKIN FUEL COMPANY


"OUR COAL MAKES WARM FRIENDS"


FOR PROMPT SERVICE


PHONE 1594


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Colleges


Catawba College


FOUNDED 1851


Salisbury, North Carolina


Administration Building


Four year Co-educational College


FULLY ACCREDITED BY THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS


Thirteen Buildings -- 38 Teachers -- 500 Students


For Catalogue call 1800 or write


.HOWARD R. OMWAKE, Litt. D., President


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Colleges (Colored)


LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE Salisbury, North Carolina


Livingstone College-


the chief school of the A.M.E. Zion Church, is located in Salisbury, in the western part of North Carolina. Its position on the main line of the Southern Railroad makes it easily accessible from any direction.


This College was founded in 1879, opened its doors in Concord, N. C., in 1880, and moved to Salisbury in 1882. The illustrious Joseph Charles Price was the first president of the new College. The aim of the institution, has from the beginning, been to serve humanity and the Negro race by training young men and women for Christian leadership. During the fifty-seven years of its operation as a College, Livingstone has given to the Negro race and to the world some of the outstanding charac- ters of the time. Many of the leaders in American life today are graduates of Livingstone College.


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Credit Bureaus


and the greatest of these is . . .


CHARACTER


A message to parents and educators on the need of Character-Forming As a Part of Every Child's Training


Character, Capacity and Capi- tal are the three standards by which business men judge ap- plicants for credit. And CHAR- ACTER comes first.


For, a man may have Capital, plenty of money. He may have Capacity-the ability to earn more. But without Character- the willingness to pay promptly according to agreement - his promises are worthless. The man with character can be de- pended upon to keep his promi- ses and meet his obligations.


Character is a child's heritage, strengthened by the example of the parent and the precept of the teacher during early years-the formative period.


Character is honor - a high sense of personal responsibility and respect for one's obligations. And every child has the right to be trained in the tenets of honesty and fairness in meeting his obligations. Otherwise his education is incomplete - his chance for success is impaired.


Treat Your Credit as a Sacred Trust


USE YOUR CREDIT FREELY AND PAY ALL BILLS BY THE 10th OR PROMPTLY AS AGREED


SALISBURY-SPENCER MERCHANTS ASSN.


PHONES 749-750 209 WACHOVIA BANK BUILDING


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Electrical Contractors


CAUBLE ELECTRIC REPAIR COMPANY


Generators and Motors


REBUILT - REWOUND - REPAIRED


NEW AND REBUILT EQUIPMENT FOR SALE All Work Guaranteed 606 N. Main St. Salisbury, N. C. Day-Call 1284 Night-Phone 604-M


Finance Companies


PIEDMONT FINANCE COMPANY


H. Pitts Hudson, Manager


Financing New and Used Cars LOW RATES - DIVIDEND PAYING INSURANCE 205-06 Hanford Bldg. Telephone 392


Florists


"Say It With Flowers"


THE FLOWER SHOP


Featuring


Hanford's Flowers


MRS. K. G. PEELER, Prop.


Next to Capitol Theatre


Telephone 381


Flowers by Wire -- Anywhere, Anytime


Funeral Homes


GEO. C. PEELER FUNERAL HOME "Home for Funerals"


FREE CHAPEL - LOW PRICES


AMBULANCE


LADY ATTENDANT


MORTICIANS


414 S. Main St.


Tel. 108 -- Day or Night


SALISBURY, N. C.


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Funeral Homes


Greetings!


Salisbury -- Spencer


E. Spencer


COMPLIMENTS OF


POWLES FUNERAL HOME 1


L. C. POWLES, Owner


Rockwell, N. C.


Telephone 282


Furniture


HOLSHOUSER BROTHERS


FURNITURE REPAIRS - REFINISHING - UPHOLSTERING


"Over 30 Years of Satisfactory Service"


Duco Painting Top and Body Repairing


"We Make a Specialty of Rebuilding Wrecked Cars"


ALL WORK GUARANTEED


122 E. Liberty St.


Phone 456-J


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General Contractors


L. S.


Bradshaw &


Son


GENERAL CONTRACTORS


and


BUILDERS SUPPLIES


601 N.Railroad


Telephone 419


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Ice Cream Manufacturers


PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY


PET ICE CREAM


"A HEALTH FOOD"


Phone 214 N. Main at Sou. Ry.


SALISBURY, N. C.


Insurance


J. P. MATTOX INSURANCE AGENCY


REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS GENERAL INSURANCE


FIRE


TORNADO


LIFE ACCIDENT


HEALTH LIABILITY


COMPENSATION


217-18 Wallace Bldg.


Phone 427


J. P. MATTOX --- DISTRIBUTOR


"THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE" AND OTHER GULF PRODUCTS


GULF PRIDE OIL


GULF SPRAY"


BULK PLANT


So. Main St. Extd.


Telephone 661


CHARLOTTE HIGHWAY


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Insurance


THE MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY


Jas. W. Freeman H. Pitts Hudson FIRE, TORNADO COMPENSATION, REAL ESTATE LOANS F. H. A. LOANS AUTOMOBILE, FIRE, THEFT AND COLLISION 5 LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE


205-06 Hanford Bldg., S.


Telephone 392.


Jewelers


NEWSOM & COMPANY


Diamonds


Watches


Jewelry


Silverware


104 S. MAIN STREET PHONE 185-W SALISBURY, N. C.


TWO STORES


926 N. MAIN STREET PHONE 540 KANNAPOLIS, N. C.


Laundries


SALISBURY LAUNDRY A. S. JONES, Prop. Laundry Services


DAMP WASH ROUGH DRY


THRIFT SERVICE FAMILY FINISH


135 E. Fisher St.


Phone 292


A SERVICE FOR EVERY HOME


WET WASH - FAMILY FINISH - THRIFTY - ROUGH DRY DRY WASH AND DRY CLEANING


STAR LAUNDRY


"THE GOOD ONE" Phone 24


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Machinists


MIDWAY MOTOR & MACHINE COMPANY


(A. L. Jarrell & Sons)


ELECTRICALLY WELDED STEEL BUILDINGS Large or Small


General Machine Shop Work


1410 N. Main


Phone 1073


Men's Shop


Arcade Bldg. West Innes St.


KENERLY'S MEN'S SHOP


HERMAN KENERLY, Prop.


Phone 42


Salisbury, N. C.


Milk Dealers


ROWAN CREAMERY, INCORPORATED


Pasteurized Dairy Products Guernsey Gold Creamery Butter


127 E. Kerr St. Phone 1328


SALISBURY CITY DIRECTORY 61


Newspapers


The Carolina Watchman


- EST 1832 - Published


TUESDAY - FRIDAY


Local News


National News


Sports


Complete Coverage


Experienced Advertising Staff


LAYOUTS COPY · IDEAS JOB PRINTING


The creation of ideas to sell is featured at our establishment.


The Carolina Watchman has served thousands of satisfied customers during the many years in Salisbury.


Let us figure with you when you are in the market for anything in the printing or publishing business.


Write or phone us today and we will be glad to go into your advertising problems with you.


PHONE 760


120 N. CHURCH ST.


P. O. BOX 919


Salisbury, North Carolina


BALDWIN'S 1940


62


Newspapers


Che Salisbury Evening Post


Largest city circulation in pro- portion to population of any afternoon newspaper in North Carolina


SALISBURY CITY DIRECTORY


63


Optometrists


DR. C. C. MORRISON


OPTOMETRIST


"Special Care for Your Eyes"


EYES EXAMINED - GLASSES FITTED


1111/2 S. Main St.


Phone 1571-W


Photographers


Alexander Studio


J. E. ALEXANDER-Photographer


"Photographs Live Forever"


2041/2 S. Main St.


Telephone 248


SALISBURY, N. C.


Plumbers


BAT


DA


KEEPS YOU FIT


EVERY


WAY


BEAVER BROTHERS


PLUMBING - HEATING AND REPAIRING "SATISFACTION GUARANTEED"


108 E. Fisher St.


Telephone 879


C. B. Beaver


Salisbury, N. C.


H. C. Beaver


BALDWIN'S 1940


64


Plumbers


M. L. GANTT


PLUMBING, ROOFING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR Anchor Kolstokers - Sales and Service 121 W. Fisher Res. Phone 1113-W


GEO. T. KLUTTZ


Roofing Plumbing --- Heating


"Nearly Forty Years of Service" "STANDARD" FIXTURES "COMBUSTIONEER" STOKERS "AMERICAN" HEATING EQUIPMENT Satisfaction Guaranteed


114 W. Fisher St. Phone 282


STANDARD PLUMBING & HEATING CO.


PLUMBING HEATING ROOFING


SHEET METAL WORK


ESSO OIL BURNERS FREEMAN STOKERS


113 E. Fisher St. Telephone 406


SALISBURY, N. C.


Printers


PEELER'S PRINTERY


Book, Job and Commercial Printing 133 W. Innes St. Phone 500


SALISBURY CITY DIRECTORY


65


Printers


ROWAN PRINTING COMPANY


PRINTERS - LITHOGRAPHERS OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT


DISTRIBUTORS OF


UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS


SUNSTRAND ADDING MACHINES


SHAW-WALKER STEEL EQUIPMENT


DIEBOLD SAFES AND CASH GUARDS


120 North Main St.


Telephone 532


SALISBURY, N. C.


Radio Repairers


SOUTHERN RADIO SERVICE


Alison A. Lomax, Prop.


RADIOS: R.C.A .- Crosley-Philco.


REFRIGERATORS & WASHING MACHINES: Crosley PAINTS AND VARNISHES-"Republic" LINOLEUMS -- "Bonny Maid"


Service on All Makes of Radios, Refrigerators, Washing Machines Electrical Wiring, Equipment and Supplies


512 S. Salisbury Ave. Telephone 1647


SPENCER, N. C.


BALDWIN'S 1910


66


Real Estate .


FRANK S. CLINE


REALTOR


Real Estate and Insurance Mortgage Loans


104 N. Main Street


Phone 200


W. H. HOBSON --- REALTOR


Real Estate


Insurance


Loans


Property Management


104 N. Main St.


Telephone 200


SALISBURY, N. C.


Real Estate - Insurance - Loans


Home B. & L. Assn.


Salisbury, N. C.


"HOME LOAN SERVICE"


E. H. Harrison, Treasurer


Telephone 116


Pilot Insurance and Realty Co.


REAL ESTATE INSURANCE


(All Kinds-Except Life)


Louis Harrison, Scc. Roger Harrison, Treas.


Salisbury, N. C. Phone 116


SALISBURY CITY DIRECTORY


67


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Real Estate Companies


CARRIES L


WALLACE BUILDING SALISBURY, N. C.


Professional and Business Offices for Rent APPLY ROOM 614 OR CALL 287


68


BALDWIN'S 1940


Savings & Loan Assn.


INVEST YOUR SAVINGS IN THIS INSURED ASSOCIATION


WE PAY ATTRACTIVE DIVIDENDS AND YOU HAVE THE SATISFACTION OF KNOWING YOUR FUNDS ARE-


SAFE


Get Your Home Loan from Home Folks


THIS FRIENDLY INSTITUTION HAS AMPLE FUNDS TO


ASSIST YOU IN OWNING YOUR OWN HOME


CITIZENS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSN.


W. O. RYBURN, President


W. H. HOBSON, Secretary


104 N. Main St.


Telephone 200


SALISBURY, N. C.


Service Stations


CHESTNUT HILL SERVICE STATION "At Your Service"


"TEXACO" GAS AND OIL "DOUGLAS" BATTERIES "U. S." AND FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES FIRESTONE AUTO RADIOS "MARFAX" LUBRICATION "SIMONIZING" AND WAXING


902 S. MAIN ST. Salisbury, N. C. TELEPHONE 9186


SALISBURY CITY DIRECTORY


69


Shoes


BELL SHOE STORE


"WE CLOTHE THE FEET-COMPLETE- AT NO. 103-NORTH MAIN STREET" Shoe Repairing Work Guaranteed WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 103 N. Main St. Phone 29


SALISBURY, N. C.


Tire Dealers


TIRES


MILLER AND HOOD TIRES AND TUBES


SALISBURY TIRE AND BATTERY COMPANY


ON


WILLARD BATTERIES HEATERS, RADIOS ON




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