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PILOT MOUNTAIN, NEAR WINSTON-SALEM
A peculiar geological formation, rising 1,000 feet above its mountain base. The name "Pilot" was given to this mountain because it was used as a direction-finder by the Indians in the early days of the Colony of the Carolinas. The Red Men would make their way to this mountain and get their directional bearings from this point.
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GRADE SCHOOL -AT -- WINSTON-SALEM .
One of the grade schools in Winston-Salem's school development plan. - This school, like others built recently, is located on acres instead of lots, which areas are developed and used for school and neighborhood recreational activities. Recently , the. City . voted $2,000,000 for additional school facilities, and only, seven votes were cast against the . measure .;
168 clear days, Winston-Salem might well claim to be a "City of Sunshine."
The sunshine in the fall and winter months is delightful. The normal January temperature ranges between 35 and 40 degrees Fahrenheit. There is an average snowfall of 6 inches in the winter, distributed over January and February, but the sun's rays clear the streets in a day or two. In conse- quence, automobiles can be driven and golf played with pleasure throughout the entire winter.
The above description, it is be- lieved, exactly portrays climatic con- ditions in Winston-Salem.
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Industry and Education
Winston-Salem is nationally known for two outstanding factors in its growth anddevelopment:
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 facto- ries of Winston-Salem, in comparison with those of other cities in which cigarettes are manufactured, easily
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. Schools here are located on acres rather than on lots. 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 approxi- mately 10 acres of ground, used for neighborhood and school athletic and recreational activities. More than $2,000,000 have been spent recently for new buildings and addi- tional units. This money was authorized by bond election, when only seven votes were cast against the measure.
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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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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 leaf tobac- co markets over $20,000,000 worth of leaf tobacco per year.
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 "Win- ston-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 located upon expansive grounds instead of on mere lots, not only permitting expansion of facili- ties, but providing neighborhood school recreational and play areas. The average school acreage under the plan is ten, and each school was located according to density of popu- lation and area served, as charted in the City Plan. A recent bond elec- tion for more than $2,000,000 for ad- ditional school funds, for the then present and future development, 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 commun- ity because of the fact that for nine consecutive years Winston-Salem has not only exceeded the set goal, but only one day was required to put over each drive successfully. The 1931 campaign goal was for $130,000, and in one day the sum of $133,000 was subscribed and there were 3,000 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 $1.30. 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- sets 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)
1932
MORE GOODS ARE BOUGHT AND SOLD THROUGH THE
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS LISTS OF THE DIRECTORY THAN ANY OTHER MEDIUM ON EARTH
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
HILL DIRECTORY CO., INC., Publishers 8 NORTH SIXTH STREET (Fourth Floor) RICHMOND, VA.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
WINSTON-SALEM TITLE ABSTRACT CO.
DISTRICT OFFICE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE CORP.
REAL ESTATE TITLES
EXAMINED and INSURED
1209 REYNOLDS BLDG. 405 N. MAIN
PHONE 9822
MILLER &SIA
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Furniture
The Sign over your door
22WI
tells the passer-by that you are there ready to serve him. But you also want to tell people, in all parts of the community, where you are and what you do.
Thesign isonly seen, however, by thesmall portion of the population who pass your way. Being fixed, it cannot reach out and tell some- body, a good prospect, on the other side of town about your business.
But
Your Directory Advertising
is before the entire community
It directs buyers from all parts of the community to your business and to any particular service which they may require. The advertisers stand out as the leading and permanently progressive firms of the community. You should make it easy for people to find you by putting in the directory such information as a buyer wants to know. For FREE suggestions on how to make your advertising most effective write-
Hill Directory Co., Inc. 8 N. 6th St. (4th Flr.) Richmond, Va.
FURNITURE
MILLER & SIMMONS 22 West 6t
Furniture Headquarters
Home FurnitureCo 540 Machst
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ACCOUNTANTS-CERTIFIED PUBLIC
Audits
Tax Service
C. E. Elberson & Company
Certified Public Accountants
Suite 633 Wachovia Bank Building PHONE 2-3903
Systems
Investigations
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ACCOUNTANTS-CERTIFIED PUBLIC
ERNST & ERNST ACCOUNTANTS and AUDITORS SYSTEM SERVICE 1101-04 R. J. Reynolds Building Phones 8105-8106 OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES
Winston-Salem
Carbis A. Walker & Associates
Certified Public Accountants TAX SERVICE
Nissen Bldg.
Phone 9802
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATIONS
PENN'S SERVICE STATION
Gas -- Oil -- Greasing Battery and Tire Service
Phone 2-2423 Winston-Salem, N. C. 516 East 3d St.
Red Star Filling Stations Texaco Products and Murray Tires and Tubes
Sixteen Modern, Attractive and Conveniently Located Service Stations in Winston-Salem One in Each Community - Patronize Your Local Red Star MAIN OFFICE BURKE COR. BROOKSTOWN AV. PHONE 2-1232
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AUTOMOBILES
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H. W. MASTEN, President
E. N. VAUGHN, Sec. & Treas. AUTO REPAIR AND SALES CO., Inc. NASH
DE SOTO
PLYMOUTH
De Soto
NASH
Service
Plymouth MOTORS PASSI
KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES AND TUBES AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING, ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES
638 W. 4th Street
Phone 5534
TIRES UJ
THE DOWNTOWN GARAGE
700 CAR CAPACITY "Where Service is a Pleasure" STORAGE - PARKING - WASHING - LUBRICATING Complete Battery Service U. S. ROYAL CORD TIRES AND TUBES
431 N. Main St. (Next to Reynold's Bldg.)
Phone 8177
GEO. L. IRVIN, JR., Mngr.
+0+ Goodrich
silvertown
GOODRICH SILVERTOWN CORD
Tires and Tubes "Best in the Long Run" A Complete One-Stop Service Station
GOODRICH SILVERTOWN Inc.
Phones 4119-4110 A. A. A. SERVICE 218 N. Liberty St.
"RAILROAD" JONES OIL CO. Tiolene 100% Pennsylvania Motor Oils
No. 1-1310 S. Main St .. . Phone 6177
No. 2-21st and Liberty Sts. Phone 9930
No. 4-Summit St. and W. E. Blvd. .. Phone 9441
No. 5-4th and Poplar Sts. . Phone 8844
No. 6-N. Main and Liberty Sts ..... Phone 9260
No. 7-W. Ist and Hawthorne Rd .... Phone 2-0551 No. 8-Hanes Rd. ... Phone 2-3733 No. 3-2d and Main Sts .. Phone 2-2633
No. 9-Rural Hall Rd. . Phone 9314
No. 10-Rural Hall and Moore Springs Rd.
No. 11-2301 Patterson Ave Phone 2-3552
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Sales
To
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AUTOMOBILES
Willys -- Willys-Knight -- Auburn SALES and SERVICE
STANDARD MOTOR SALES CO. 610 N. Liberty St. and 611 N. Trade St.
Phone 8042
Winston-Salem, N. C.
RI Buick®
SERVICE Emblem of Saltyfaction
BUICK 133-135 N. MAIN ST. 4166 -- Phones -- 4167
UTHOR ZE
Buick
SERVICE Enblem of Satisfaction
D. C. SWAIM
H. S. GLADSTONE
STATE GARAGE
STORAGE WASHING
GREASING
POLISHING
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
514 N. Cherry St. Through to Marshall
Phone 5141
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
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AUTOMOBILES
TWIN CITY MOTOR CO.
Authorized
Sales
Ford
Service
OFFICE AND SALES, N. LIBERTY, COR. 7th. PHONE 6155 SERVICE DEPARTMENT, N. MAIN COR. 7th. PHONE 2-1041
DISTRIBUTORS FOR WILLARD STORAGE BATTERIES
Authorized Service on
HARRISON RADIATORS DELCO-REMY PRODUCTS KLAXON HORNS
NORTHEAST PRODUCTS A. C. SPEEDOMETERS LOVEJOY SHOCK ABSORBERS
WINSTON-SALEM BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO.
121 N. Main St. (Next to City Hall)
Phone 4109
Tires FIRESTONE Batteries
TIRE STORES, Inc.
GAS, OIL LUBRICATION
BRAKES Axle and Wheel Setting PHONES 2-1131-2-1132
Names Appearing in Black Letters
IN THIS DIRECTORY are the names of those people who ACCOMPLISH 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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BANKS
Officers
W. J. BYERLY Pres.
T. J. BYERLY V .- Pres.
F. G. WOLF Cashier
Banking Offices
MAIN BANK Cor. 3d and Liberty Phone 2-1187
SOUTH SIDE BRANCH
2100 Waughtown Phone 2-2122
N. TRADE ST. BRANCH
725 N. Trade St. Phone 7714
Open Your Account with the
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO.
This Bank has aroused the admiration of pro- gressive people by its enterprise. It is thank- ful for public appreciation, and it earnestly endeavors to repay that appreciation by the best public service in all of its departments.
We encourage savings and pay interest on savings accounts.
If we could persuade all the people who might make use of banks to do so, the prosperity of our city would be wonderfully increased.
We do whatever we can, however, in this direction by cordially and heartily welcoming the new depositor whether his means are great or small.
Open an account with us today.
Capital and Surplus $600,000
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BANKS
WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHEVILLE HIGH POINT
WINSTON-SALEM
RALEIGH SALISBURY
"The Carolinas' Largest Bank" The Southeast's Largest Trust Company
Capital and Surplus $4,500,000.00
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.
N. S. CALHOUN, Vice-Pres.
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.
C. S. STARBUCK, Treasurer 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 JAMES P. ASHBY, Asst. Treasurer 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., Auditor
THE HOOD SYSTEM INDUSTRIAL BANK 18 West Third Street
INSTALLMENT LOANS Payable weekly or monthly
4% ON SAVINGS
From date of deposit to withdrawal
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BANKS
OUR LOANS are SIMPLE and EASY to PAY
Amount of Loan $1,200.00
You Receive Net $1,119.00
12 Monthly Payments $100.00
900.00
838.00
75.00
600.00
557.00
50.00
300.00
276.00
25.00
240.00
220.60
20.00
180.00
165.20
15.00
120.00
109.80
10.00
60.00
54.40
5.00
We lend any amount up to $15,000.00
First Industrial Bank
Reynolds Office Bldg.
Main Street
No Person Ever Lost a Penny of Their Savings in Any Morris Plan Bank. 4% INTEREST - 100% SAFETY
THE MORRIS PLAN
THE MORRIS PLAN BANK
206 WEST FOURTH STREET PHONES 8108-8109
BATTERIES
WOOSLEY BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO.
Exide Batteries Sales and Service
Repairing and Recharging on All Makes Starter and Generator Work a Specialty
214 N. Liberty St. Phones : Day 2-3042, Night 6915
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BEAUTY PARLORS
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MISS LILLIAN M. REICHERT MISS SYLVIA R. NUTRIZION
ROBERT E. LEE BEAUTY SALON
For the Scientific Care of the Skin, Scalp and Hair Permanent Waving, Hair Tinting, Finger Waving, Marcel Waving, Parker Scalp Treatments, Facials, Manicuring, Etc. Cosmetics for All Beauty Aids ROBERT E. LEE HOTEL (Mezzanine Floor) Dial 2-0282-6161 Winston-Salem, N. C.
BOOK STORES
HINKLE-LANCASTER BOOK STORE, Inc. "OFFICE OUTFITTERS"
Books, Stationery and Office Supplies
423 N. Trade St.
Phones 8103-8104
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. Phone 4002
Plants Pine Hall, N. C.
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
GUARANTY BLDG. & LOAN ASS'N THE DAYTON PLAN
229 N. Main St. Phone 2-3953
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
Piedmont-Mutual Building & Loan Ass'n
Home Owners Friend
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
1889 1932
Winston-Salem Building & Loan Association Continuously for 43 Years Savings and Loan Shares COR. MAIN AND 3rd STS. 1889 PHONES 7140 and 7149 1932
BUS LINES
SAFE BUS INC.
The Largest Motor Transportation System in the World Owned and Operated by Negroes
"Safety and Service"
Winston-Salem, N. C.
P. O. Box 841
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CLOTHING
MENS WIE O
Norman Stockton Inc.
Winston-Salem, n.C.
414 N. Trade Street Phone 2-1942
AND
113 Reynolds Bldg.,
Phone 6041
"Dress Well and Succeed"
COAL
CARROLL-CRANFORD COAL CO.
Domestic and Steam Coal PHONE 5114
CONSUMERS COAL CO., Inc.
Use "CAMEL" Smokeless Furnace Coal 110 WEST ST. Phones 2-1158, 2-1159
CRYSTAL ICE & COAL CO. "QUALITY MEANS ECONOMY"
For Ice
DIAL
5145
A COAL FOR EVERY NEED EVERY TON GUARANTEED
For Coal
DIAL
2-1101
513 N. LIBERTY ST.
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COAL
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
PEGRAM COAL CO.
C. V. PEGRAM, Owner and Mgr.
PROMPT DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN THE CITY. HIGH GRADE COAL FOR ALL PURPOSES
"BEST GEM" Our Specialty "Two Thousand Pounds to the Ton-A Square Deal to Every One" W. 28th St. Yard Near Liberty-Phone 2-2554 Southside Yard Cor. Haled and Lomond Phone 2-3233
COLLEGES
CAROLINA HALL
Administration Building and Headquarters of the School of Education Winston-Salem Teachers College WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
CONTRACTORS
FRANK L. BLUM & COMPANY
General Contractors
860 WEST 412 STREET
PHONE 2-1544
P. O. BOX 1520
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CONTRACTORS
CEMENT WORK OF ALL KINDS
BITUMULS PAVEMENT
WINSTON-SALEM PAVING CO.
Roofing and Cement Contractors "Retreating Roofs a Specialty" Asphalt Roofing - Material and Supplies SUMMIT AND REYNOLDA RD.
PHONE 9584
DEPARTMENT STORES
Van Dyke's INCORPORATED
The Carolinas' Finest Department Store
There is never a question when you buy Van Dyke Quality Merchandise. You are sure of correct style. Efficient service. In fact
YOU KNOW IT'S RIGHT
When it comes from Van Dyke's
KAUFMAN'S INC. DEPARTMENT STORE
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear, Millinery, Shoes, Etc. Men's Furnishings, Clothing, Shoes, Etc.
430-432 N. TRADE PHONE 2-2441
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DRUGS
HUTCHIN'S WEST END DRUG STORE
"The Home of Pure Drugs and Prompt Service" Drug Sundries, Candies, Toilet Articles Rubber Goods, Kodaks, Cameras and Supplies Cigars and Tobacco
848 W. 4th COR. BURKE ST.
PHONE 4302
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
DYERS AND CLEANERS
Sartin Dry Cleaning Co.
60 BURKE ST. PHONE 7101
Dry cleaning properly done, is not only a rejuvenating measure, it is also a clothes insurance inasmuch as it makes your garments wear longer as well as look better.
Our service insures the proper dry clean - ing, without fading or shrinkage.
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
Clean Clothes Service
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DYERS AND CLEANERS
ZINZENDORF LAUNDRY CO.
Dry Cleaners --- Rug Cleaners Cleans Up Everything
1000 S. Main
Uptown Office 7 E. 3d
PHONE 5178
ELECTRIC
CLINARD ELECTRIC COMPANY The Leading Electrical and Radio Store
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Electrical Supplies and Equipment Motors - Lighting Fixtures - Contractors Radio and Supplies - Air Compressors Pumps, Tanks and Water Systems
200-206 N. MAIN ST.
PHONE 4155
GEO. W. BLUM
President
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
A. A. HUNT Sec'y-Treas.
ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY Art and Gift Shop
Visit Our Art and Gift Shop, Where One will Find a Complete Line of Gifts Suitable for All Occasions
114 WEST FOURTH ST.
PHONE 2-3743
ENGINEERS- CIVIL
GUY F. HINSHAW
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
419 FARMERS BANK & TRUST BLDG.
OFFICE PHONE 2-0532
RES. PHONE 2-2348
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Public Library of Winston - Salem and Forsyth County
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
VOGLER SERVICE (Dependable Service for More Than Seventy-Three Years)
Phone 6101
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MORTICIANS
AMBULANCE
FURNITURE
ROMINGER FURNITURE CO.
Household and Office Furniture
422 Main St. and 423 Liberty St. Phones 5131 - 5132 - 2-0922 Winston-Salem, N. C.
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FURNITURE
Picture Framing Draperies Furniture and Rugs, China, Glass, Giftwares
SHEPHERD'S 506 WEST FOURTH ST. PHONE 2-1253
GODWIN MERCANTILE CO., INC.
Furniture, Stoves, Ranges and General House Furnishings
874-876 N. LIBERTY ST. PHONE 5733
A Store Worthy of Winston-Salem
Telephone 5118-5119
HAVERTY FURNITURE Co.
521-525 N. Liberty St.
Complete Home Furnishings It's Easy to Pay the Haverty Way
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FURNITURE
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
H.t.Jones FURNITURE COMPANY INC.
Furnituret Headquarters
519 N. LIBERTY PHONE 5635
"Let Love Furnish Your Home"
LOVE FURNITURE CO.
Living Room, Bed Room and Dining Room Furniture Stoves and Ranges, Floor Coverings, Etc. CONVENIENT TERMS
515 N. Trade Street, Opp. Brown-Rogers-Dixson Co. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Phone 5823
J. H. EARLY F. B. MORRIS
E. L. PARRISH
MORRIS, EARLY & CO., Inc.
West 4th St. at Poplar
Furniture, Rugs and Draperies OUR AIM-BETTER QUALITY-BETTER SERVICE-AT FAIR PRICES 25 Years in Winston-Salem
GLASS
PFAFF'S INC.
Paints Varnishes Oils
Wallpaper
TIRES AND TUBES
Automobile Glass Window Glass Plate Glass Rough Rolled Glass
219 N. MAIN
PHONE 6340
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GREETING CARDS
PHILLIPS CARD CO.
T. E. HART, Mgr. Publishers Since 1920
THE BETTY PHILLIPS LINE Monogrammed Bridge Cards-Xmas Greeting Cards
602 REYNOLDS BLDG. EASTERN OFFICE BOSTON, MASS.
PHONE 5710
MID-WESTERN OFFICE CLEVELAND, O.
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
ROBERTS HARDWARE CO.
Everything in Hardware
425 N. Liberty St. Phone 5403
Three Stores to Serve You 1409 N. Liberty St. Phone 6222
Lexington Road Phone 7622
WINSTON-SALEM CITY DIRECTORY (1932)
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HOTELS
COMMERCIAL INN
HOMELIKE ACCOMMODATIONS CLEAN, COMFORTABLE ROOMS WITH BATH
Reasonable Rates -- $1.00 a Day and Up DINING ROOM IN CONNECTION 29 WEST END BLVD.
PHONE 9409
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS
Serve RANKIN'S ICE CREAM
445 West End Blvd.
Phone 2-2393
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 Plate Glass
Electrical Machinery Group Life
Paymaster Fidelity Bonds 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
(1932) HILL DIRECTORY CO.'S
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INSURANCE
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
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