Hill's Winston-Salem (Forsyth County, N.C.) City Directory [1934], Part 2

Author: Hill Directory Company.
Publication date: 1934
Publisher: Hill Directory Co.
Number of Pages: 652


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Industry and Education


Winston-Salem is nationally known for two outstanding factors in its growth and development.


One is industry and the other is education.


While the manufacture of tobacco products is its chief industrial pur- suit, it has a number of diversified industries that, in themselves, would make the city a manufacturing cen- ter.


The output of the cigarette factor- ies of Winston-Salem, in comparison with those of other cities in which cigarettes are manufactured, easily makes this community the world's


cigarette capital. Far more cigarettes of a particular brand are manufac- tured in Winston-Salem than in any other city in which this product is made. Over 15,000 people are em- ployed in Winston-Salem's tobacco industry, which includes the produc- tion of cigarettes and smoking and chewing tobacco in large volume.


The hugeness of the tobacco indus- try of Winston-Salem can be visual- ized by noting the fact that the city pays to the United States Govern- ment, in internal revenue, more than $160,000,000 per annum and its man- ufacturers purchase from tobacco farmers on this and other nearby leaf tobacco markets over $20,000,000 worth of leaf tobacco per year.


A. A.


FIRST UNIT OF RICHARD J. REYNOLDS HIGH SCHOOL AT WINSTON-SALEM


Winston-Salem is known in American educational circles as a city which is developing an ideal school plan. 75 acres are part of the High School plant, some of the space being set aside for future expansion and the balance being devoted to an athletic field. Each school in Winston-Salem has approximately 10 acres of ground, used for neighborhood and school athletic and recreational activities.


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INTRODUCTION


SALEM TAVERN AT WINSTON-SALEM


MODERN HOME AT WINSTON-SALEM


During the past few years many homes have been erected in the environs of Winston- Salem that might be classed as estates. This residence, like many others, is located on a wide expanse of land, and is typical of residential structures erected by Winston-Salem citizens. Winston-Salem's low tax rate and low valuation has greatly encouraged home- owning in this city.


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Blankets, hosiery, underwear and furniture are the four other major products. In underwear it is one of the leading centers of the country. One unit of this local industry-that of heavy knit goods-far exceeds the production of any single unit in any


other state. The South's largest woolen mill gives Winston-Salem the rank of America's third largest blan- ket center. The world's largest silk rayon hosiery mill is another Win- ston-Salem manufacturing establish- ment, while in furniture this city is one of the leading North Carolina manufacturing points-the state as a whole producing more furniture than any other in the U. S.


As a city of industry, Winston-Sa- lem compels attention because the value of the output of its factories exceeds that of any other Southern city except Baltimore. In value add- ed to manufacture, it outranks all Southern cities and is, according to the United States Census, one of America's forty leading industrial cities.


The interesting thing about the in- dustrial development of Winston-Sa- lem is that ninety-six per cent of the city's factories are of local origin and ownership. All the major industries had their beginning through the in- itiative and energy of local citizens, and each one had a small beginning. The entire investment in the tobacco industry in 1875 was $25,000. Today one company alone, based upon net earnings in excess of $30,000,000 per annum, has a valuation of over $500,- 000,000.


While the city has grown industri -- ally, the civic leaders of the com- munity have not lost sight of the ne- cessity of planning definitely a com- prehensive program of civic develop- ment. This phase of the commun- ity's vision is best emphasized by the school development program.


In educational circles the "Winston- Salem Plan" is often referred to. In 1922 the city made provision for a modern school development program, not only to take care of present needs, but for the future. Each school is lo- cated upon expansive grounds instead of on mere lots, not only permitting expansion of facilities, but providing neighborhood school recreational and play areas. The average school acre-


age under the plan is ten, and each school was located according to den- sity of population and area served, as charted in the City Plan. A recent bond election for more than $2,000,- 000 for additional school funds, for the then present and future develop- ment, had but eleven votes against the measure.


Winston-Salem is the home of Sa- lem College and Academy, a Class A institution, founded in 1766. This in- stitution, though an educational ac- tivity of the Moravians, is non-de- nominational, and the annual student enrollment represents nearly every state in the Union, as well as a num- ber of foreign countries. In one year students from Alaska, China, Russia and Nicaragua were among those en- rolled.


Salem College, despite the ravages of the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, has never closed its doors since it was founded, except during the usual va- cation period.


Social-Service-Mindedness


Another outstanding feature about Winston-Salem is the record it has made in connection with the annual Community Chest campaign. Those engaged in social service work often refer to Winston-Salem as "The South's Community Chest City." This appellative is given to the community because of the fact that for ten con- secutive years Winston-Salem has not only exceeded the set goal, but only one day was required to put over each drive successfully. The 1932 cam- paign goal was for $140,000, and the sum of $163,000 was subscribed and there were more contributors than in any previous campaign.


Lowest Taxes


Winston-Salem enjoys the distinc- tion of having the lowest combined county and city tax rate in North Carolina. The county rate is 50c and the city is $1.35. This low tax rate is not only due to Winston-Salem's form of government, but because its major industries have adopted a pol- icy of concentration and have built all their plants in Winston-Salem; and have their home offices and as- ses domiciled here, thus making a wide spread of taxable values to the advantage of the individual home- owner or small taxpayer.


CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE OF THE CITY OF


WINSTON-SALEM


(NORTH CAROLINA)


1934


"The DIRECTORY IS THE COMMON INTERMEDIARY BETWEEN BUYERA".SELLER"


The Buyers'Guide contains the advertisements and business cards of the more progressive business men and firms in the city, classified according to lines of business.


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AUTOMOBILES


Tires


Firestone Batteries


SERVICE STORES, Inc. R. A. BRUNSON, Mgr.


GAS, OIL


BRAKES Axle and Wheel Setting PHONES 2-1131-2-1132 N. Cherry SE. cor. 5th


LUBRICATION


MODERN CHEVROLET CO.


CHEVROLET


SALES AND SERVICE


Showrooms and Office


148 N. MAIN


TELS. 6144 and 6145


STOWE'S GARAGE INC.


COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING BY COMPETENT MECHANICS


AUTOMOBILE WRECK SERVICE A SPECIALTY PAINTING AND TOP WORK


Open 7 A. M. to Midnite Sundays, 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.


807-809 N. Trade


Phone 7632


TWIN CITY MOTOR CO. Inc. Authorized


Sales


Ford


Service


OFFICE AND SALES, N. LIBERTY, COR. 7th. PHONE 6155 SERVICE DEPARTMENT, N. MAIN, COR. 7th. PHONE 2-1041


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AWNINGS AND TENTS


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1512 SOUTH MAIN ST.


DIAL DIZE


Have the porch AWNINGIZED-then you can get out in the open after dinner and get real enjoyment out of the old Jimmy Pipe.


One of the largest and best equipped plants south


DIZE AWNING & TENT CO. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. DIAL 4802


BANKS


WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY NORTH CAROLINA


ASHEVILLE HIGH POINT


WINSTON-SALEM


RALEIGH SALISBURY


"The Carolina's Largest Bank" The Southeast's Largest Trust Company


OFFICERS


HENRY F. SHAFFNER, Chairman Board of Directors ROBERT M. HANES, President


A. H. ELLER, Vice-Pres. & Trust Officer


C. T. LEINBACH, Vice-Pres.


M. H. WILLIS, Vice-Pres. & Manager Bond Dept.


J. L. FISHER, Vice-Pres.


R. G. STOCKTON, Vice-Pres. & Associate Trust Officer


FRANK PAGE, Vice-Pres. & Associate Trust Officer


GILBERT H. MORRIS, Vice-Pres. & Asso- ciate Trust Officer


THOMAS BARBER, Vice-Pres. & Mgr. Insurance Dept.


W. C. IDOL, Vice-President


C. S. STARBUCK, Treasurer JAMES P. ASHBY, Auditor


I. S. BULL, Sec. & Asst. Trust Officer RAY JOHNSON, Asst. Trust Officer C. A. LOVEJOY, Asst. Trust Officer CHAS. E. WOOD, Jr., Asst. Tr. Officer


H. A. VOGLER, Asst. Treasurer W. P. RAINEY, Asst. Treasurer C. C. ARMFIELD, Asst. Treas. C. F. MATTON, Asst. Treas. R. H. OGBURN, Jr., Asst. Treas.


T. P. PATTERSON, Asst. Secretary J. FRED BROWER, Jr., Asst. Treasurer R. E. SPAUGH, Asst. Treasurer


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BRICK MANUFACTURERS


Pine Hall Brick & Pipe Co.


Manufacturers and Dealers in Shale, Face and Common Brick, Sewer Pipe, Hollow Tile, Flue Linings, Etc.


Office and Yards 1045 N. W. Blvd., nr. Reynolda Rd. Plants Pine Hall, N. C.


Phone 4002


BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS


Piedmont-Mutual Building & Loan Ass'n Home Owners Friend


MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM-


OFFICE: 16 W. THIRD ST. DIAL 5294


A. H. ELLER, President R. A. SHORE, Vice-Pres.


LEON CASH, Sec .- Treas. E. L. PFOHL, Asst. Sec .- Treas. RATCLIFF, HUDSON & FERRELL, Attys.


STANDARD BUILDING & LOAN ASS'N MAKE, SAVE, THRIVE


236 NORTH MAIN ST. PHONE 9634


From 30 to 50 per cent


Of the Information in the DIRECTORY of a city or town changes each year. Did you know this? For this reason is it not money saved to have the latest information handy? The only way to do is to have the


LATEST CITY DIRECTORY


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1889 1934


Winston-Salem Building & Loan Association


Continuously for 45 Years


Savings and Loan Shares


1889


COR. MAIN AND 3rd STS. PHONES 7140 and 7149 1934


COAL


CARROLL. CRANFORD COAL COMPANY


C.F CARROLL MGR


KIDS


KOAL


ALL GRADES DOMESTIC AND STEAM COAL


TELEPHONE 5114 .


NORTHWEST BLVD . WINSTON . SALEM N.C.


C. M. THOMAS, Mgr.


CITY FUEL COMPANY


Sunshine and Black Beauty Coal


All Other Grades of Coal


AND WOOD


NORFOLK & ROANOKE STS. PHONE 2-2854


CONSUMERS COAL CORP.


BEST QUALITY Domestic and Steam Coal


PHONE 2-2940


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COAL


CRYSTAL ICE & COAL CO. "QUALITY MEANS ECONOMY"


For Ice DIAL 5145


A COAL FOR EVERY NEED EVERY TON GUARANTEED


For Coal DIAL 2-1101


ICE CHESTS


513 N. LIBERTY ST. REFRIGERATORS


COAL & COKE


The Very Best Grades of All Kinds of Coal


Forsyth Coal Co. R. B. BALLARD, Mgr. 405 E. Ninth St.


Phone 2-2432


DRUGS


Patronize Patterson's


The Store That Brought Down Drug Prices in Winston-Salem


PATTERSON DRUG CO., INC.


Winston-Salem's Original Cut Rate Drug Store


112 W. 4th STREET


PHONE 7194


Names Appearing in Black Letters


IN THIS DIRECTORY are the names of those people who ACCOM- PLISH THINGS and are entitled to favorable consideration, if for no other reason than their public-spirited support of measures which make for progress. They represent that ENERGY AND PUSH so essential to the commercial prosperity of the City, and in dealing with them no mistake will be made. The publishers are honored in thus making them better known to the public.


-- Patronize Them


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DYERS AND CLEANERS


Sartin Dry Cleaning Co.


60 BURKE ST. PHONE 7101


DE LUXE LAUNDRY SERVICE AND GENUINE DRY CLEANING


properly done, is not only a rejuvenating measure, it is also a clothes insurance in- asmuch as it makes your garments wear longer as well as look better.


We brush out the seams and reshape the garment to its original mold. Close attention is paid to loose, broken and missing buttons.


Dry Cleaned Clothes


Defy Moths


CleanClothes Service


FUNERAL DIRECTORS


VOGLER SERVICE (Dependable Service for More Than Seventy-Five Years)


Phone 6101


FUNERAL DIRECTORS


MORTICIANS AMBULANCE


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FURNITURE


ROMINGER FURNITURE CO.


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Household and Office Furniture


422 Main St. and 423 Liberty St. Phones 5131 - 5132 - 2-0922


Winston-Salem, N. C.


A Store Worthy of Winston-Salem


Telephones 5118-5119


HAVERTY FURNITURE Co.


521-525 N. Liberty St.


Complete Home Furnishings It's Easy to Pay the Haverty Way


FURNITURE THAT FITS


Dress up that empty corner with a chair or davenport that fits into the general decorative scheme of the room. A bridge lamp might help also, and an otherwise cold, uninviting spot turned into a comfortable nook. It's a Fact- "You Can Buy It For Less" at


EASY TERMS


N.4. Jones FURNITURE COMPANY


Furniture? Headquarters


441-3 N. Liberty


Phone 5635


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FURNITURE


Southern Furniture Co., Inc.


Complete Line of Household Furnishings Stoves -- Ranges


1203 N. LIBERTY


TEL. 5934


GLASS


PFAFF'S INC.


Paints Varnishes Oils Wallpaper


Automobile Tires and Tubes


Automobile Glass Window Glass Plate Glass Rough Rolled Glass


219 N. MAIN


PHONE 6340


HARDWARE


WINSTON - SALEM HARDWARE CO. Charlie Beck, Mngr.


Jobbers and Dealers in


Hardware, Cutlery, Sporting Goods, Agricultural Implements, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Etc.


215 W. 5th St.


Winston-Salem, N. C.


Phone 2-1173


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HOTELS


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Hotel Robert E. Lee -- Winston-Salem, N. C. 350 Rooms Rates $2.00 to $5.00


INSURANCE


INSURANCE


Fire


Use and Occupancy


Steam Boiler Plate Glass


Marine


Riot and Civil Commotion


Electrical Machinery


Group Life


Jewelry and Furs


Sprinkler Leakage Accident and Health


Paymaster


Burglary


Public Liability


Fidelity Bonds


Tornado


Workmen's Compensation


Surety Bonds


By reason of our experience and company connections we are pre- pared to handle well these and many other forms of insurance with all their varied individualities.


BROWN-RUFFIN CO., INC.


533-34 Wachovia Bank & Trust Bldg.


PHONE 6070


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Automobile


Explosion


Tourist Floater


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INSURANCE


INSURANCE


ALL FORMS EXCEPT LIFE


Local Claim Service in Casualty Lines


Pilot Insurance Agency, Inc. PHONE 6123


Cor. Fourth and Spruce Streets


FORREST J. WRIGHT


E. T. PULLEN


E. L. STOCKTON


INSURANCE DEPARTMENT


OF THE WACHOVIA BANK & TRUST CO.


An Insurance Organization PROPERLY EQUIPPED to Write All Forms of Insurance Protection Except Life.


THOS. BARBER, Vice-President and Manager 803-807 WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST BUILDING PHONE 8181


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INSURANCE


INSURANCE


Fire Automobile Marine Tourist Floater Jewelry and Furs Burglary


Tornado Use and Occupancy Explosion Riot and Civil Commotion Sprinkler Leakage


Accident and Health Public Liability Workmen's Compensation Steam Boiler Engine Breakage


Electrical Machinery Group Life Paymaster Fidelity Bonds Surety Bonds


Complete Service-Strong Companies-Local Claim AdJustor With our experience and company connections we are in position to handle your insurance to your entire satisfaction.


"Our Service is as Near to You as Your Phone" FARMERS NATIONAL CO., INC.


FARMERS NATIONAL BANK BLDG.


F. E. LONG


F. G. WOLFE


PHONE 2-2243 J. K. SPENCER


DAN M. HODGES


GENERAL AGENT Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.


K. E. SHORE H. R. SPENCER THOMAS WILSON T. K. KNIGHT SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES MRS. RHODA B. FELDER, Cashier 1401 REYNOLDS BLDG. PHONE 4010


H. L. WILSON


Special Agent


E. E. MONTEITH Manager


TOM KEATON Special Agent


INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INSURANCE CO.


A GOOD RULE TO FOLLOW


"Get Our Figures Before You Buy" An Old Line, Legal Reserve, Truly Mutual Company Dividend Record Unexcelled


407 REYNOLDS BLDG. PHONE 4231


MODERN LIFE INSURANCE SINCE 1845


The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. of Newark, N. J.


Geo. C. Tudor, General Agent


8th FLOOR O'HANLON BLDG. PHONES 8175-8176


THE LEADING ANNUAL DIVIDEND COMPANY


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INSURANCE


THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York


E. E. HELMER, Dist. Mgr. J. B. PADGETT, Special Representative


824 Wachovia Bank Bldg.


Phone 7074


ROYALL R. BROWN


THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. "The Dividend Paying Company"


824A NISSEN BLDG.


WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. TEL. 4095


"MUTUALIZE AND ECONOMIZE"


THE PHOENIX COMPANY


INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS REAL ESTATE AND BONDS


105 Nissen Bldg. Phone 4386


PILOT LIFE INS. CO. A. C. STUART, Gen. Agt.


A. L. GOOGE, Special Agt. E. B. HAMPTON, Special Agt. W. L. KINNEY, Special Agt. W. S. HANCOCK, Special Agt. GEO. A. STOCKTON, Special Agt.


319-20 Reynolds Bldg. Phone 2-1214


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INSURANCE


Security Life and Trust Co. Winston-Salem's Home Company A. M. McGLAMERY, Manager HOME OFFICE AGENCY


420 N. SPRUCE


TEL. 5154


REPRESENTATIVES


GEO. R. TAYLOR LEE F. SCHANER LEWIS L. HARVARD


ROBERT W. GORRELL HARRY B. GRIMSLEY W. LAWRENCE CLARK


WINSTON MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY


"You Pay Us and We'll Pay You" "You Need Us and We Need You"


P. O. BOX 853


WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.


JEWELERS


CHINA - ART GOODS


ESTABLISHED 1865


GLASS - NOVELTIES


VOGLERS JEWELERS - SILVERSMITHS - STATIONERS


WEDDING INVITATIONS


WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS


CLUB AND COLLEGE STATIONERY


BUSINESS CARDS


GREETING CARDS


309 FOURTH ST. (Opposite Nissen Bldg.) DIAL 2-0347


LAUNDRIES


OLDEST LARGEST AND BEST


WINSTON STEAM LAUNDRY


Launderers and Dry Cleaners


Phones 4120-4129


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PAINTS


VICK PAINT COMPANY


Wholesale and Retail Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Wall Paper Distributors for Wetherill's Paints


219 West 5th St. Phone 2-0831


PLUMBING AND HEATING


HAMBY PLUMBING & HEATING


Steam Fitting, Pipe Fitting or Contract for Job Work of Any Kind All Mechanics Licensed We Don't Waste Your Time "Going Back for Tools" PHONE 2-0948 FOR ESTIMATES 117 W. 3rd STREET


PRINTERS


WILLIAM M. PENRY Superintendent


HARRY F. AITCHISON Manager


PENRYAITCHISON PRINTING CO.


Complete Printing Service


Catalogs -- Books -- Commercial Forms Letterheads -- Booklets Display Cards


Copy - - - - Layout - - Art Work - Direct Mail Campaigns --- Distributing Mailing


15 West Fifth Street Phone 8694 Winston-Salem, N. C.


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PRINTERS


Hutchison-Allgood Printing Co.


Printing - Ruling - Multigraphing - Mimeographing Direct Mail Advertising


Phone 4333


213 W. 4th Street


QUARRIES


PIEDMONT QUARRIES CO.


"SERVICE WORTH WHILE"


Crushed Stone --- Wall Stone Building Tile


Leight, Cor. Elliott


P. O. Box 302


Phone 2-2901


RADIOS


C. R. WILLIAMS RADIO CO.


PHILCO RADIOS


NORGE ROLLATOR REFRIGERATORS


Automobile, Radio and Battery Service


103 N. LIBERTY ST.


PHONE 6942


REAL ESTATE


REALTORS


LET THIS SHIELD BE YOUR PROTECTION


DEED


HOME REAL ESTATE LOAN


140 3146


POLICY


NO COST WITHOUT SERVICE


DOLLARS FOR ASHES


INSURANCE CO


DOLLARS FOR DIRT


ALL THAT THE NAME IMPLIES


PHONE 2-1137


511 LIBERTY ST.


INSURORS


WE WRITE IT RIGHT


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REAL ESTATE


T. E. JOHNSON


REALTOR


Real Estate-Rentals and Property Management, Leases, Business and Industrial Property WOOLWORTH BLDG.


OFFICE 4853


-PHONES- RES. 7079


Real Estate Insurance


Homes for Rent


FOR COMPLETE SERVICE


CALL 7114


A. V. NASH & SONS CO.


530 Liberty Street REALTORS Near Post Office


Real Estate Mortgage Loan Financing


Fire and Liability Insurance Real Estate Sales


SECURITY BOND & MORTGAGE CO. E. M. SHEPHERD, Pres.


234 North Main Street


Dial 2-2354


RUBBER STAMPS


MEDEARIS STAMP & PRINTING COMPANY


Manufacturers and Dealers in RUBBER STAMPS NOTARY AND CORPORATION SEALS Brass Stencils, Stamp Inks, Stamp Pads Numbering Machines


PAID DATERS, LINE DATERS, STOCK CERTIFICATES


TELEPHONE 7884


524 N. LIBERTY ST.


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SHEET METAL WORK


H. W. Clodfelter Roofing & Sheet Metal Co.


All Kinds of Roofing, Furnace and Sheet Metal Work


628 Brookstown Ave.


Phone 2-0653


PIEDMONT SHEET METAL CO. W. L. ROTHROCK


Everything in Sheet Metal Work


Warm Air Heating Bonded Roofs Mastic Flooring Torrid Zone Furnaces


Waterproofing


120 WEST THIRD STREET PHONE 2-1752


WEST END TIN SHOP C. C. MOORE


Williamson Furnaces


Furnace Repair Service Roofing and Sheet Metal Work


17 BURKE PHONE 8718


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SPORTING GOODS


BOCOCK-STROUD CO.


Sporting, Athletic, Gymnasium and Play Ground Equipment


General Electric Refrigerators and Appliances


RADIO SETS AND SUPPLIES


431 N. Trade St.


Phone 2-1331


TAXI


BLUE BIRD CAB Inc


CAREFUL AND COURTEOUS DRIVERS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE


Baggage Transfer STANDS: Robt. E. Lee Bus Station, R. R. Passenger Station


MAIN OFFICE: 525 N. CHERRY DIAL 7121


UNDERWEAR MANUFACTURERS


P. H. Hanes Knitting Company


WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.


Manufacturers of


TRADE


FOR MEN AND BOYS


MARR HANES


FOR EVERY SEASON


UNDERWEAR NEW YORK OFFICE: 93 WORTH ST.


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CITY DIRECTORY USES


1. SALES PROMOTION:


a. Sales Analysis-


Comparing present amount of business obtained in a given area with possible maximum business in that area. The Householders' Directory shows the classes of business located on a street, in office buildings, in sections of the city, etc. In checking up salesmen's calls on business in an assigned territory the directory presents a picture of how many places have not been reported upon, and shows a ready list of prospects for your goods or service.


b. Leads-


Determining parts of city best suited for increasing business. The alphabetical listing for each business and professional concern, shows the names of the owners, partners or officers.


c. Selected districts-


Determining parts of city best suited for increasing business. The Householders' Street Directory shows the exact type of business or residences along each street of the city-and shows if the occupant of the home is the owner.


'd. Building mailing lists and direct mail campaigns-


1. List of local people (Neighborhood List) within a given radius of Business location. On a city map, draw a circle to include the ter- ritory you wish to cover in your neighborhood list. From the map you can obtain the name of each street with intersections in the circle you have drawn. In the Householders' Street Directory you will find the correct name of the occupant at each house, or building on these streets. This will give you a 100% list of the territory desired.


2. Lists of business houses and the professions-The business directory at the end of the book classifies every business and profession ac- cording to the nature of the business. Complete lists such as doc- tors, lawyers, printers, garages, auto dealers, furniture stores, con- tractors, etc., can be found in this classified directory section.


3. Vocational Lists-Such as clerks, stenographers, telephone oper- ators, carpenters, salesmanagers, purchasing agents, laborers, etc. The alphabetical directory shows the occupation of every individual in the city.


Run over the alphabetical pages-check marking the persons whose occupation is the one wanted for your list. This will give you a complete and accurate list for the entire city.


2. CREDIT:


a. Verifying customer's statements and information.


b. Information about customer.


Correct name, address, where employed and wife's name is given in the alphabetical directory for every individual. Whether he rents or owns home is usually shown in the Householders' Directory.


c. Determining character and stability of applicant for credit.


This directory gives his present occupation and residence. By referring to each yearly edition of the directory for the past few years, it is quickly determined whether the applicant holds the same job and residence, or flits from one job to another and one residence to another. After the new directory is delivered to you keep the old one on file. Never destroy it. You'll find old ones invaluable in checking your past records.


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FOR EVERY BUSINESS


d. Identifying applicant and applicant's references.


The alphabetical directory gives complete information for each indi- vidual. (See Information about customer). The references given by the applicant for credit, can be identified in the same manner-who they are, what position they hold, etc.


e. Collecting accounts.


Tracing and locating debtor. Locating other members of debtor's family or relatives.


3. DELIVERY AND SHIPPING:


a. Routing-laying out route for delivery.


Use description of streets in the Householders' Street Directory, with an indexed map of the city for locating and laying out delivery route.


b. Obtaining correct addresses.


Where numbers on shipping instructions are not plain, or only street is given, the correct number can be found in the alphabetical or House- holders' Street Directory.


c. Locating streets, buildings, un-numbered houses.


A full description of every street-with location is given in the House- holders' Street Directory. When the address given is an apartment or building without street and number being given, the alphabetical section will give you the correct street and number for that building. Many buildings on streets are not numbered-or badly numbered-making it difficult to find the building wanted. The Householders' Street Direc- tory shows the location of the buildings along the streets.


4. PURCHASING:


The complete classified business section in the back of this directory, makes available all sources of goods wanted; assists in selection of most reliable and satisfactory firms to deal with; the nearest companies to fa- cilitate delivery of purchases, and determining the proper official of firm to deal with. The standard classified headings are complete and show all firms under the proper headings. There are many special headings marked with an asterisk (*) showing firms in display type. These firms are progressive and desire a more complete classified representation of their products.




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