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Three banking institutions and two building .and loan associations have assets and resources totaling near $100,000, 000. "Insurance Capital of Eastern North Carolina" has been given to Goldsboro as a title be- cause of the representation in this city of several of the state and national insurance firms through district headquarters or large general agencies.
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More than 40 physicians now are on the roster of the Wayne Medical Society, with a high percentage of these men specializing in some branch of medicine or surgery and giving added recognition to Goldsboro as a medical center. A new $ 1,500,000 hospital plant is to be completed in the coming year. The State of North Carolina maintains the Hospital for Negro Insane-largest mental hospital of its kind in America-near Goldsboro. A public health center, the Eastern North Carolina Branch of the State Orthopedic Hospital, and several private clinics, help to make Goldsboro one of the best-equipped cities with medical facilities.
Wayne County Memorial Community Building has become a living memorial to World War I veterans and is headquarters for many civic and recreational agencies. The Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows of North Carolina maintains an orphanage here and recently completed a new ad- ministration building and cottage in the city.
Cotton and tobacco prices toppledin the past decades, and yet Golds- boro citizens have taken their adversities in stride, and built even greater and stronger community enterprises as they turned misfortune into good fortune. A hybrid buggy with automobile tires pulled by horse or mule was the inspiration for a mammoth "Hoover Cart Parade" in Goldsboro, and brought it international fame. Thus Goldsboro people turned a de- pression disaster into a good advertising piece.
Through the years Goldsboro has been in the "Parade of Progress" as a community of sound growth, steady and forward in its movement; generous in providing for good education, balance in industry, and di- versification in agriculture, and at all times concerned with the health, recreation, and social and spiritual welfare of its citizens.
During World War II thousands of men trained at nearby Seymour Johnson Field carried around the world the story of Goldsboro's sound community life andits hospitality. During and since the days of the recent war period there has been rapid and sound business expansion in and around the city. There is new "unity" in the Goldsboro "community."
And in the words of a beloved citizen of Goldsboro, a distinguished editor, the late Col. Joseph E. Robinson, the community has this banner in sight of all the world: "Goldsboro Goes Forward."
OTHER DATA
LOCATION: Goldsboro is located in eastern North Carolina, three miles north of the Neuse River and 52 miles southeast of Raleigh, the State capital. Its central location partially explains the city's consistent growth as the chief merchandising and distributing point of a rich agri- cultural area of more than 250,000 people.
POPULATION: Census reports reflect the steady growth of the city. The 1950 U. S. Census preliminary showed a population of 21,399 in the city proper. The population in 1910 was 6,107, and by 1930 it had grown to 14,985, and by 1940, 17,274. Wayne County, of which Goldsboro is the county seat, in 1930 had a population of 53,013, and in 1940, 58,328. A conservative estimate for the county in 1950 is 68,000.
INDUSTRY: The city's people find employment in merchandising, dis- tributing and manufacturing. Goldsboro's more than 40 manufacturing plants produce lumber and lumber products, brick, agricultural imple- ments, cotton yarn, veneer, furniture, cottonseed products, meal, grits, stock feed, electric wire, textile products, meat products, frozen foods. Its three tobacco redrying plants handle millions of pounds of tobacco yearly, much of it shipped from other points in eastern North Carolina and from South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky.
HOUSING: Housing is modern and living costs are reasonable. Local markets afford for most of the year an abundance of vegetables and fruits produced within a short radius of the city. Local markets also afford a bountiful supply of poultry, dairy products and meats for the entire year.
RECREATION: Ample recreational facilities are provided. A recrea- tional council provides a year-around program of sports and activities for the city, including basketball, physical education classes, swimming team, playgrounds directed by specialists, amateur baseball and soft-
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One of Goldsboro's modern and diversified industries -- bottling plant of a popular beverage.
ball. The city is a member of the Coastal Plains Baseball (Class D) League. A Civic Theatre group has provided stimulating entertainment for many years. The city's public libraryis one of the oldest inthe state, and at the same time is one of the most modern in its facilities.
Goldsboro has three parks with a combined area of more than 300 acres. One of these, Herman Park, has the largest menagerie in eastern North Carolina. Included in the recreational assets is a new municipal stadium. A well-planned 18-hole golf course is a part of the park system.
Four modern movie houses complete the recreational picture. These theatres play first-run pictures and an occasional road show or vaude- ville.
CHURCHES: Goldsboro is not neglectful of religious activities. There are 19 denominations and branches of ecclesiastical bodies having 50 churches, for both white and Negro citizens. The denominations include: Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Disciples of Christ, Episcopal, Free Will Baptist, Friends, Holiness, Jewish, Latter Day Saints of Jesus Christ, Lutheran, Methodist, Pentecostal Holiness, Presbyterian, Salvation Ar- my, Evangelical Baptist, and three minor groups.
EDUCATION: Goldsboro graded schools were the first chartered public schools in North Carolina and have a wide reputation for excellence of instruction. The Goldsboro High School is a member of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, and its graduates are admitted to standard institutions of higher learning without examination. The city has twelve public schools ( elementary and high) for its students- seven white and five Negro, valued at $2, 600,000, and a combined faculty of more than 125. In addition to the public schools, the Sisters of the Im-
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Beautiful and hospitable homes make Goldsboro a city of gracious living. The photograph above shows one of the modern homes.
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maculate Heart of St. Mary maintain a parochial school which provides instruction from the kindergarten through the second year of high school, and a private secretarial school trains pupils for business careers. A modern school of practical nursing is an adjunct of the Wayne Memorial Hospital.
CLIMATE: Weather conditions are ideal. The cityis practically with- out fogs or freezes. The annual precipitation computed from the Weather Bureau records averages 53.93 inches. The mean minimum annual tem- perature, likewise computed from the Weather Bureau records, is 41.4 degrees, and the 'mean maximum annual temperature is 80.2 degrees. The mean annual temperature is 62.2 degrees. The altitude is 102 feet.
RAIL SERVICE: Goldsboro is served by three railroad lines. They are the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, connecting points north and south; the Atlantic & East Carolina Railroad, Goldsboro being the western ter- minus of this line, connecting with coastal cities; and the Southern Rail- way, connecting with points west, southwest and northwest. These carriers operate fast trains to, through and from Goldsboro, and offer the shipping public very efficient transportation service, having good connections to the principal industrial centers in every area along the Atlantic Sea- board and in the Middle West. There are ten passenger trains in and out of Goldsboro daily.
HIGHWAYS: Nine standard highways radiate from Goldsboro, offering a convenient service to tourists and motor transportation. U. S. Highway 70 traverses the state in an east-west direction, from the Atlantic Sea- board on the east across the state and into Tennessee. U. S. Highway 117 connects the principal cities of the North and East to Southern and South- eastern points. State Highway 102 crosses the city from northeast to southwest. In the northeast direction it affords direct connections with the Norfolk, Va., area, and southwest to Goldsboro it provides a through channel to Charlotte and Atlanta. State Highway 111, southeast of Golds- boro, offers an almost open direct lane to the U. S. Marine bases at Jack- sonville, N. C. U. S. Highway 70 leads to Cherry Point, N. C., southeast of Goldsboro and to Beaches on the Atlantic Coast, North Carolina High- way 581 provides access to north-central areas in the state.
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Among Goldsboro's assets are its churches. One of the oldest edifices of worship is shown in this photograph.
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Goldsboro High School, a modern school plant, is excellently equipped for its courses in literary and industrial training.
BUS LINES: The Union Bus Terminal serves three transportation companies, with 70 buses arriving and departing daily. Companies serv- ing Goldsboro include the Atlantic Greyhound Lines, Queen City Coach Co., and Seashore Transportation Co.
AIRPORTS: The City owns the new 420-acre modern Class 4 airport which is a part of Seymour Johnson Field, southeast of Goldsboro.
Interest in aviation has' long been active in Goldsboro. For many years before the outbreak of World War II, a municipal airport was main- tained and from this field there was much civilian flying. In 1940, the City of Goldsboro purchased a site for a large modern airport, and was nearing completion of the construction of this field when the Army Air Forces leased it. Since that date more and more construction and ad- ditions have developed it into one of the most up-to-date flying fields along the Atlantic Seaboard.
The Civil Aeronautics Board has certificated Piedmont Aviation, Inc., to provide air service-passenger, mail, express and freight-to and from Goldsboro. This line provides daily connections to all parts of the U. S.
COMMUNITY BUILDING: A building costing $100,000, erected through public subscription by patriotic citizens of Goldsboro and Wayne County, memorializes the young men of the city and county who served in the World War of 1917-1918. This first memorial erected in the U. S. follow- ing World War I is dedicated to the heroes of that conflict and recently has been renovated throughout to serve more adequately.
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Wayne County, named for Revolutionary War General Anthony Wayne, has a stately building housing the various departments and divisions of its government.
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The Wayne Memorial Community Building is home of the civic and com- munity organizations. It is a memorial to the men and women of Wayne County who gave their lives in the service of their country in World War I.
The building provides recreational and educational advantages and facilities for the entire citizenship of the county. It is headquarters for the Goldsboro Community Chest, Wayne County Chapter of the American Red Cross, Tuscarora Council of the Boy Scouts of America, Goldsboro Council of Girl Scouts, Goldsboro Bureau of Social Agencies, Goldsboro Swimming Association, Wayne County Boys' Club, and many other civic. and social activities.
GOLDSBORO AS A CENTER: Goldsboro is widely known as the "Gate- way to Eastern North Carolina." It is the agricultural and industrial cen- ter of this area. It is one of the best planned and laid-out cities of the section.
Although situated in a rich agricultural area, Goldsboro alsois gen- erally recognized as possessing a balanced and diversified industrial life. Many of the industries are related to the agricultural and timber interests.
Wayne County is primarily an agricultural county, with most of its income derived directly from agricultural products. Principal crops are tobacco, cotton and corn, with noticeable increase in live stock, swine and grains. The following crops are grown in reasonable proportions: Wheat, peanuts, rye, cowpeas, soybeans, cowpea hay, truck crops and commercial vegetables. Goldsboro has long ranked as a leading tobacco and cotton market. Its principal commodities in 1949 were valued in ex- cess of $ 21,500,000.
CIVIC CLUBS: The civic life of the community is represented by a number of strong, thriving and progressive organizations. These render civic, fraternal, patriotic and social service: Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, Civitans, and Business & Professional Women's clubs; two Masonic lodges; the Odd Fellows; the Junior Order of United American Mechanics; the Woodmen of the World; the American Legion, Wayne Post No. 11; the American Legion Auxiliary; the Goldsboro Woman's Club; the Elks Club; the Junior Chamber of Commerce; the Grange; the Farm Bureau, and the Goldsboro Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association, Inc. Also the Veterans of Foreign Wars; the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, and the Disabled American Veterans.
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RAIL MILEAGE TO PRINCIPAL CITIES:
New York, N. Y.
. 501
Boston, Mass. 730
Chicago, Il1. 1,110
Norfolk, Va.
154
Wilmington, N. C.
84
Raleigh, N. C.
48
Greenville, S. C.
315
Columbia, S. C.
232
Atlanta, Ga.
455
Cincinnati, Ohio .
742
Fort Bragg (Fayetteville, N. C.). .
75
Marine Base (Jacksonville, N. C.) .
100
TIME BY RAIL FROM GOLDSBORO TO:
Passenger
Freight
New York, N. Y.
. 13 hrs.
.3 days
Boston, Mass.
. 20 hrs.
.4 days
Chicago, Il1.
. 22 hrs. .3 days
Norfolk, Va. .
6 hrs. overnight
Wilmington, N. C. 3 hrs. overnight
Raleigh, N. C.
1 23 hrs. overnight
Greenville, S. C.
13 hrs.
.3 days
Columbia, S. C. .
10 hrs.
.2 days
Atlanta, Ga. . 17 hrs. .2 days
.4 days
Fort Bragg (Fayetteville, N. C.). overnight
Camp Davis (Holly Ridge, N. C.).
6 hrs.
.3 days
Chattanooga, Tenn.
.3 days
Memphis, Tenn.
.3 days
Charleston, S. C. .
.2 days
HIGHWAY MILEAGE TO PRINCIPAL CITIES:
New York, N. Y.
511
Boston, Mass.
729
Chicago, Il1.
925
Norfolk, Va.
167
Wilmington, N. C.
92
Raleigh, N. C.
52
Greenville, S. C.
314
Columbia, S. C.
218
Atlanta, Ga. .
474
Fort Bragg (Fayetteville, N. C.).
70
Washington, D. C.
275
Charleston, S. C. .
260
TIME BY HIGHWAY FROM GOLDSBORO TO:
New York, N. Y.
18 hrs.
Boston, Mass. 28 hrs.
Chicago, Il1.
34
hrs.
Norfolk, Va.
42 hrs.
Wilmington, N. C.
2 hrs.
Raleigh. N. C. . 12 hrs.
Greenville, S. C. . 10 hrs.
Columbia, S. C.
hrs.
Atlanta, Ga. . 14 hrs.
Fort Bragg, N. C.
12 hrs.
Cincinnati, Ohio .
overnight
Washington, D. C. .
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Goldsboro is a leader in retail sales, figures from Sales Management's "Survey of Buying Power" for the past several years placing Goldsboro's volume of retail sales in excess of $ 30,000,000 annually, and far ahead of any other eastern North Carolina city,
Its diversification of industry gives it a substantial lead over other cities of similar size and interest in North Carolina in the value of its manufactured goods and annual payrolls.
Inquiries about the development of new branch units forthe manufac- ture of goods or the distribution of various commodities will receive the prompt attention of the Goldsboro Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association, Inc.
Goldsboro welcomes its visitors and has a friendly atmosphere for those making this city their place of residence.
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A garden scene at Pondrose, country estate of Dr. and Mrs. David J. Rose, near Goldsboro.
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GENERAL ABBREVIATIONS
acct accountant
adi . adjustsr
admn administrator
OT administration
adv
advertising
agcy agency
agrl agriculture agt agent
alley
Am American eng appr apprentice engr
a pts
apartments
archt
architect
asmblr
assembler
asBOC
associate
asst assistant
atndt attendant
atty
attorney
aud
auditor
avenue f1
bgsmn baggageman
bkbndr bookbinder
bkpr . bookkeeper
bldr
builder
blk
blksmith .. blacksmith
birmkr boilermaker
blvd boulevard
bmo. . business . machins
operator
br branch
brklyr bricklayer
brkmn brakeman
bur
bureau
CSP
Christian
Science Practitioner
cabtmkr , cabinetmaker
hdw
hardware
carp
carpenter
hlpr
helper
cash
cashier
chauffeur chauf
chem chemist or
chf
chkr checker
cir circle
clv
civil
clk
clerk
cln. . cleaning or cleaner clo
clothing
collr collector
coml commercial
comn commission
comnr commissioner
comp compositor
condr conductor
confr confectioner jwir Jswelst
constn construction
contr contractor la
cor
corner lab laborer
corres correspondent laby laboratory R
ct
court 1br
ctr cuttsr
custdn custodian lino
del delivery dep deputy
dietn dietitian
dir
·director ltd limited
lwyr
lawyer
refgr
refrigeration or refrigerator
representative
repr rspairman or repair
rsstr restaurant
med medical rst retail wtchmn watchman
dr
drive
drftamo .... draftsman
ABBREVIATIONS OF GIVEN NAMES
Abr
Abraham
Chas
AlsI Alexander
Alf
Alfred
Edw
Edward
Kath
Katherine
Margt
Margarst
Steph
Stephen
Aug
August
Eug
Eugene
Michl
Michael
Theo Theodors
Banj
Benjamin
Fredk
Frederick
Nathl
Nathaniel
Thos Thomas
Cath
Catharina
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Gso
Gsorge
Patk
Patrick
Wm William
8-1-50
mfg manufacturing
s or 8 . South
mfr manufacturer san sanitary Sav Savings
manager
maker sch school
market Be southeast
molder sec secretary
mldr mlnr milliner serv service
mn man ship shipping Bht mtl mono monotype msngr messenger .sheet metal sls -sales
smstrs seamstress
mtce maintenance BOC society
mtge solr solicitor mortgage mtr.motorman or motor spl special square mus muste mut mutual srtr sorter
n or N .North 88 south side
sta station
sta sng .stationary engineer
nw northwest stat statistician or
statistical
sten
stenographer
starso
stereotyper
stge
storage
stmftr
steamfitter
fitter
osteo
osteopath
str
setter
studt student stvdr stevedore
sup supply
supt
superintendent
super
supervisor
SW
southwest
swtchmn
awitchman
sys system
tchr teacher
tech
technician
tel
telephone
teleg
telegraph
telev
television
plshr
polisher
ter
terrace
tmkpr
timekeeper
tndr tender
tob tobacco
prfrdr proofreader trans transportation
principal
trav
traveling
treas
treasurer
trmr trimmer
trnmn trainman
prof professor tstr tester
township
typ typist
USA U S Army
USAF .. .US Air Force
pub
publ publisher or publishing
.Tesides of rooms
room
lumber RC Roman Catholic
librn librarian RD linotype rd Rural Delivery road
litho lithographer rdr reader
Indrs laundress real est .real estate
Indry laundry rec receiving
W Or W . West
whol wholesale
whsemn warehouseman wid widow
wkr worker
wks works
widr welder
Ws west side
ydmn
. yardman
room
ydmstr
..
yardmaster
Richd Richard
Robt
Robert
Saml
Samuel
Sol
Solomon
Arth
Arthur Eliz Elizabeth
mechanic
or mechanical
Met
Metropolitan
meter rdr .. meter reader rm
dressmaker
East
education
elec electrical or
electric
electn electrician
electro electrotyper
elev
elevator
emp
employee
engineer
engraver
equip equipment
east side
exam
examiner
exch
exchange
exp
express
fcty factory
fdry
Fed
Federal
floor
finisher ofc office
fnshr formn foreman opp opposite
forwn
forewoman
frt
block ft
ftr
furn
furnga
furnishings
gdnr gardener
gds
goods
genl general
geol geologist
govt
government
gro
grocer
householder pk park
pkr
packer
pkwy
parkway
pl
place
plmb plumber or
plumbing
plstr plasterer
pntr
painter president
pres
Heights
impits implements prin
insurance
priv
private
protr printer
prod
instructor
int dsc
interior
decorator
int rev.internal revenue inv Investment jan janitor
kpr keeper
lans purch purchasing
pressman PrST presser ptrumkr .. patternmaker public USCG U S Coast Guard USMC . US Marins Corps
profdr .. press feeder twp
prsmn
USN
US Navy
undwrtr
underwriter
Univ
University
uphol
upholsterer
vet
veterinary
vulc vulcanizer
dispr dispatcher
dist
district
. mach machinist or
machine rep
mdse
merchandise
dealer mech
dir
dmnstr .. demonstrator
do .. ditto or same
chemical hq
headquarters hsekpr
. housekeeper
heating
Hts
ins
insp
inspector or
hndlr
handlar
hosp
hospital
furniture PS Public School
PTS
Postal
Transportation Service pass passenger
pharm Pharmacist
photog photographer
phys physician
Natl National
foundry
ne
northeast
ns
north side
opr
Operator
freight
optn
optician
foot
optom
optometrist
| dramkr
e or E
educ
mgr mkr mkt
Charlas Jas
Danl
Daniel
Jos
Joseph
Jamas
Rev Reverend
h
hairdrar. hairdresser
chief htg
instr
Inspection
produce
recpt receptionist
distr distributor div .division
mstr master
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HILL'S GOLDSBORO CITY DIRECTORY 1950-51
Copyright, 1950, by Hill Directory Co., Inc. For List of General Abbreviations see opposite page
SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS
ACL. Atlantic Coast Line Rallroad
A & E C Ry . Atlantic &
Belk's . Belk-Tyler Co
Carolina Power. Carolina
.Power & Light Co
Efird's Efirds Department Storee Gboro. Goldsboro Gboro Htg & Plmbg . Goldsboro : Goldsboro for the Colored Insane
Heating & Plumbing Supply Co
Kemp Splty. . .Kemp Specialty Furniture Co Kress . . S H Kress & Co
Leder Bros. . Leder Bros Department Store
Mclellan's .
. McLellans Stores Co
Mont-Ward. . Montgomery-Ward & Co
News-Argus . . . Goldsboro Newe-Argus Co
PO. .
. United States Post Office
East Coast Railway Co
Ry Exp .
. Railway Exprese Agency Inc
Seare. . Sears-Roebuck and Co (c) colored
SB T & T. . Southern Bell
Telephone & Telegraph Co
S J Homes
Seymour Johnson Homee
Sou Ry .
Southern Railway Syetem
State Hoep
. State Hospital at
w urei.
Western Union Telegraph Co
Wayne Agrl.
.Wayne
Agricultural Works Inc
Weil'
. . H Well & Broe
Woolworth'e
F W Woolworth Co
Alphabetical List of Names
A & P Food Stores, Leonard E Rackley mgr, gros 222 N Center Abbott Robt W (Margt) phys State Hosp r do
Ace Barber Shop (c; Ralph S Hogan) 407 W Pine Acker Charlotte P Mrs nurse County Memorial Hosp r413 E Ash Adams Alex (c; Dochia) h227 W Pine
-- Amelia K clk Area Rent Control r1407 E Holly
-- Amos C (Lillian M) chef Carolina Coffee Shop h402 N Kornegay
LANGSTON TIRE COMPANY Goodrich Tires - Batteries - Auto Supplies Wheel Aligning
TEL. 93
137 N. CENTER
107 (102) W. VINE
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
Roofing-Insulation-Paints-Hardware Sheet Rock-Ready Mixed Concrete
Tel. 1500
CO
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ROGERS Jewelers INC.
Diamonds Watches Silverware
Watch and Jewelry Repairing
109 S. CENTER ST.
TEL. 1278
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OLDSBORO BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MURRAY BORDEN Sec .- Treas. FEDERAL HOME LOAR E. Walnut St.
Adams
-- Betty L slswn Kress' r209 Creech
-- Blanche B (wid Jas S) cash Gboro Milling h102 S William apt 7
-- D Clarence (Annie L) gro 502 S John h1207 N William
-- David J prep Carolina Welds Wks rRD 3
-- Dorchie M Mrs (c) maid Terminal Hotel r227 W Pine
-- Ernest (c) lab h412 School
-- Harvey G (Amy K) vets rep State Emp Security Comn h1407 E Holly
-- Jas W (Minerva W) formn Gboro Ice Del rRD 3
-- John (Victoria) carp r211 E Pine
-- Judith B studt r402 N Kornegay
-- Mamie H (c; wid John) r618 E Spruce
-- Matilda W (c; wid Wesley) nurse 1102 N John h do
-- N Lee (Ruth G) r315 N John
-- Ruth G Mrs opr SBT&T r315 N John
-- Sadie asst chf opr SBT&T r Adamsville N C
-- Victoria Mrs Indrs White's Lndry r211 E Pine
-- Will I parts clk Mtr Bearings & Parts rRD 3
Adcock Chas M (S Louise; Phillips & Adcock) supt M E Robinson Inc h611 W Walnut
-- W L slsmn Garner Home Furnishers r N James
Adderholdt Chas acct Frank L Greathouse & Co r207 N James Adkins see also Atkins
SERVICE GARAGE 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Body, Fender and General Repairs
RALEIGH HWY.
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