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Population
Asheville is the county seat of Buncombe County, and one of the prin- cipal resort centers of the eastern U. S. The city had a population of 53, 000 according to the report of the U. S. Census of 1950, with a metropolitan area population of 124, 403.
History
Asheville was founded in 1797 by John Burton, and was known for about three years of its early history as Morristown. The name was later changed to Asheville, in honor of Samuel and John Ashe, noted men of that period.
The city has long been a resort center, the first resort hotel having been constructed near the Sulphur Springs in the western part of the city, west of the French Broad River. Later the tourist traffic increased and other resort hotels were built including the old Battery Park Hotel on the site now occupied by the modern structure. Other hotels have been constructed with the growth of tourist trade, through expansion of transportation facilities, including rail- ways and highways into the highlands. Industry and agriculture also have de- veloped in the mountain section, to the point that Asheville has become a marketing and shopping center for 20 counties of western North Carolina.
Government
Buncombe County is governed by a board of three commissioners. Ashe- ville has the council-manager form of government, which includes a mayor and six other councilmen and a city manager. The two governmental bodies are housed in the handsome City and County buildings which flank the central city plaza. The city has one of the lowest fire records of any city of its size in the country, due to an efficient fire department, and the police department has become highly effective with the aid of radio, cooperation with state and county law-enforcement officers and by means of the police cruiser system. Two police radio stations are located here, one atop the Buncombe County Building and the other, a State police radio station, on the Black Mountain highway.
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Biltmore Estate
Rhododendron Blossoms in the "Land of the Sky"
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Tourist Attractions
Scenic and other attractions of Asheville and western North Carolina are always of paramount interest to visitors. The famous Biltmore House and Gardens, located in the midst of the 15, 000-acre Biltmore Estate in Ashe- ville, have been open to public view since 1930. The noted mansion, adjudged one of the finest private homes in the world, was constructed nearly half a century ago by the late George W Vanderbilt. The House, built after the ar- chitectural pattern of the French chateaux, contains a vast collection of ob- jects of artistic and historic value, gathered at great cost by Mr. Vanderbilt in all parts of the world. Notable among the priceless treasures on display are the chessmen of Napoleon, the ceremonial robes of Cardinal Richelieu, ancient tapestries which graced the tent of Francis I at the Field of the Cloth of Gold, and a myriad of other rare and precious objects.
Surrounding the House, the vast expanse of gardens and landscaped park presents a great mass of flowers and superbly-designed vistas to the beholder throughout the spring, summer and autumn seasons.
Craggy Rhododendron Gardens
In Riverside Cemetery are located the tombs of the famous writer, O. Henry, and Zebulon Vance, Civil War Governor of North Carolina, and the now-famous marker erected to-the memory of 18 German sailors by mem- bers of the Kiffin Rockwell Post of the American Legion. This is the only monument ever erected by American Soldiers to the memory of their foreign foes.
Also in Asheville, in the city of his birth, is the tomb of the late Thomas Wolfe, internationally-known author of "Look Homeward, Angel," "Of Time and the River," "The Web and the Rock, " and "You Can't Go Home Again. " He spent most of his childhood at his mother's boarding house, the "Old Ken- tucky Home," at 48 Spruce St. This house is known to millions of American readers as "Dixieland, " the boarding house operated by Eliza Gant in Wolfe's first novel, "Look Homeward, Angel. " It has been purchased and restored by the Thomas Wolfe Memorial Association and is open to the public. It con- tains the furnishings of the days when the author resided there. His birth- place is located on Woodfin St.
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View of Lake Lure and the Valley. The Top of Chimney Rock is in the Foreground
Mount Mitchell, Highest Peak East of the Rockies
A Scene in the Smokies
Large Stands of Virgin Timber Are Found Throughout Western North Carolina
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Richmond Hill, home of the late Richmond Pierson (minister to Persia and Greece), is open to the public. It is filled with rare treasures collected from all over the world.
The famous Craggy Rhododendron Gardens, located on the crest of the Great Craggy Mountains near Asheville, are one of the noted scenic attrac- tions of the region near the city. The gardens, which present the massed bloom of millions of purple rhododendron shrubs in June, are reached by means of a link of the famous Blue Ridge Parkway, and are the objective for many visitors in Asheville during the bloom of the flowers, which is generally around the middle of June, depending on the season.
In the surrounding highland region, the beauty of the Sapphire Country, Chimney Rock and Lake Lure, the Blowing Rock, Little Switzerland, Linville and Grandfather Mountain sections, the Tryon resort region, and the sections near Hendersonville, Waynesville, Brevard, Highlands and Whiteside Moun- tain are of interest to visitors.
Mount Mitchell, highest mountain in eastern America (altitude 6, 684 feet), and Mount Pisgah (5, 749 feet) in the Pisgah National Forest, may be climbed by the motorist.
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Asheville is the eastern gateway city to the Great Smoky Mountains Na- tional Park, one of the nation's most popular playgrounds. This great scenic region with its majestic peaks and deep valleys, its vast expanse of virgin forests, its clear trout streams and tumbling waterfalls, is a center of inter- est for visitors. 2, 295, 428 visitors entered this park in 1952. Excellent high- ways connect Asheville with the Great Smokies, and on the eastern approach to the park is located the 57, 000-acre reservation of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Here live 3, 000 Indians, occupying their ancient hunting grounds and pursuing their ancient crafts and customs under supervision of the Government.
The National Parkway
Through western North Carolina the "Blue Ridge Parkway" is nearing completion, connecting the Shenandoah National Park in Virginia with the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina and Tennessee. This
One of Asheville's Fine Golf Courses
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great touring route, when completed along the summits of highest of the Ap- palachian peaks, will be the finest motor-way in America, covering a dis- tance of approximately 500 miles, with an average elevation of 3,000 feet above sea level. 3, 374, 962 persons traveled the parkway during 1952.
Sports
Asheville and western North Carolina comprise a region which is a para- dise for outdoorsmen. In Asheville, four golf courses, adjudged among the finest in the South, offer grass greens and fairways to the golfer. These are the courses of the Country Club of Asheville, Inc., the Biltmore Forest Country Club, the Beaver Lake Golf Club, and the Municipal Golf Links. Over a score of excellent courses are to be found in the resort centers of the high- lands.
Tennis courts, swimming pools and other recreational facilities are pro- vided in Asheville. The City Recreation Park, with its huge outdoor pool, its skating rink, and its amusement devices, is a center of attraction during the summer months.
More than 70 artificial lakes, located in all parts of the "Land of the Sky, " provide opportunities for boating, sailing and fishing. Through the mountains many hundreds of miles of trails are open to the hiker and horse- man. Streams of the region are well stocked in most cases with brook and rainbow trout, and the five game preserves in the western North Carolina region provide good hunting for deer in the surrounding terrain during the open hunting seasons. Bear, Russian wild boar, grouse, rabbits and other small game also are plentiful in most of the mountain regions, and during the open season, nimrods from practically every state in the Union come to this section. For many years, deer, bear and boar hunts have been held in the Pisgah and Nantahala National Game Preserves.
Horseback-riding along the many enticing mountain trails is one of the favorite recreations among visitors. Horse shows at Asheville, Bent Creek Ranch, Tryon, Blowing Rock, Hendersonville and Linville each year are events of great interest to followers of equestrain activities.
In the mountain region near Asheville are located nearly 50 camps for boys and girls, which operate during the summer months and provide excel- lent summer recreational programs for thousands of boys and girls of school age.
In western North Carolina also are located the great religious assemblies, sites for summer recreation and conferences for the members of a number of denominations. These include the Baptist assembly at Ridgecrest, the Presbyterian assembly at Montreat, the Y. M. C. A. assembly at Blue Ridge, the Methodist assembly at Lake Junaluska, the assembly of the Associate Re- formed Presbyterian Church at Bon Clarken near Hendersonville, and the Episcopal assembly at Lake Kanuga. Also, there are the Ben Lippen Bible Conference, and the Lutheridge Assembly at Arden.
Climate and Health
An unsurpassed climate, which combines light, cool, exhilarating sum- mers and mild winters, a large percentage of sunny days, mountain-protec- tion from severe storms and a dry atmosphere, has long been a principal attraction of Asheville and the western portion of North Carolina. The health- giving qualities of this climate have been a factor in luring here numerous health-seekers in search of surcease from many different afflictions. Many well-equipped sanatoria for the treatment of pulmonary and nervous afflictions are located in and near Asheville. Most notable among these are the U. S. Vet- erans Hospital at Oteen, just east of the city limits; the Veterans Hospital Annex, located near Swannanoa, and the North Carolina State Tuberculosis Hospital, near Black Mountain.
Industries
In addition to the large volume of tourist trade, Asheville is a center for diversified industries. Located near here are the great rayon plant, at Enka;
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Buncombe County Court House and Asheville City Hall
Asheville Senior High School
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the huge pulp and paper plant, at Canton; bleacheries, blanket factory, tan- nery, casket factory, and numerous other plants manufacturing mica products, tools, hosiery, dimension lumber, furniture, food products, barrel staves, rayon garments, and other articles.
Near Brevard is located a cigarette paper mill, where fine cigarette papers are made from flax; cellophane plant; tannery and other small indus- tries.
The native industries which produce homespun woolens, rugs, native pottery, native ironwork, and numerous other woven and manufactured arti- cles, are noted throughout the country.
The Asheville Industrial Council is located on the first floor of the City Hall building.
Mineral Resources
A variety of valuable mineral deposits are present in the Asheville area- mica, vermiculite, feldspar, talc, kaolin, quartz, granite, marble, copper and iron of proven quantity exist in this region. Asheville is a mineral re- sources center, having a mineral laboratory operated by the N. C. State College of Agriculture and Engineering of the University of N. C., in co- operation with the T. V. A. and the U. S. Bureau of Mines.
Agriculture
Asheville is a large dairy and livestock center, over 500 dairies sell to Asheville milk plants. Two livestock auction markets with weekly sales. Large local production of broilers and hatching eggs. Ten tobacco warehouses in Asheville with over five million dollars in tobacco sales annually.
The Asheville Agricultural Development Council is located on the fourth floor of the City Hall building.
Shopping Center
Due to its large trade area and the many hundreds of thousands of visitors touring western North Carolina at all seasons of the year, the city has become one of the finest high-class shopping centers in the South.
Water Supply
Asheville's water supply is the purest to be found. The water, coming from the summits of the high peaks, is noted for its soft quality and its lack of impurities. The city water system is one of the few gravity systems in ex- istence, and Buncombe County is one of the few counties in the U. S. pro- viding water by means of mains along most highways in the county.
For further information regarding Asheville and vicinity,
write ASHEVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
P. O. BOX 7497, ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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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 proper official to approach for sales interview. 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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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 firni 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.
5. GENERAL INFORMATION:
The Alphabetical Directory lists-Persons' full name and correct spelling, occupation, where employed, street address of residence, if married gives wife's name, head of house or roomer, renting or owns home. Lists all corporations showing officers, all partnerships showing partners, all individual business showing proprietor. All public officers, clubs, associa- tions, etc.
The Householders' Street Directory shows every street-a description of its location, all occupants on each street, the ownership of the property and all intersecting cross streets.
The Classified Business Directory shows all business in the city arranged under heading most descriptive of the nature of the business.
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GENERAL ABBREVIATIONS
South
adj
. adjuster
e or E
East
mfr
san
Sanitary
admn
administretor
educ
elec
electrical or
etectric
Egcy
agency
agri
agt
&1
Am
American apprentice
engr
equip
equipment
mtge
mortgage
aembir
assembler
exam
examiner
eIch
exchange
asst
assistant
atndt
attendant
atty
attorney
aud
auditor ..
a
avenue
bgemn
baggageman
bkbndr
bookbinder
bkpr
. bookkeeper
bidr
bullder
fr
freight
optn opttclan
stge
storage
blksmith blacksmith
btrmkr
bollermaker
blvd
boulevard
bmo bueiness machine
operator
br
branch
brklyr
bricklayer
geni
general
brkmn
brakeman
bur
bureau
CSP
Christlan
h
householder
hairdrsr.
hairdresser
parkway tech techntclan
carp
carpenter
caeh
caehler
chauf
chauffeur
chem
chemist or
chf
chtef
chkr
checker
clr
circle
civ
clvll
clk
clerk
cin. . cleaning or cleaner
cio
clothing
collr
collector
coml
commercial
comn
commission
comnr
commissioner
comp
compositor
condr
conductor jan
Janttor
pub public
publ
publisher or
constn construction
kpr
keeper
publishing
contr
contractor la
lane purch purchasing
cor
corner lab
correo
correspondent laby
laboratory R
room
undwrtr underwriter
ct
court Ibr
ctr
cutter
1lbrn
librarian RD
Rural. Deltvery
uphol upholsterer
custdn
cuetodian lino
del
dellvery
Iltho
lithographer rdr
reader
vulc vulcanizer
dietn dietittan
dir
director ltd
limited
dlep-
dispatcher
lwyr
lawyer
refgr
refrigeration or
wtd
widow
wkr
worker
wks
works
dlr
dealer
mech
mechanic
or mechanical
reetr
restaurant WS west side
do
ditto or same
med
medical ret
dr
drive
Met
Metropolitan
Rev
Reverend
ydmn
. yardman
drftsma
, drefteman | meter rdr. . meter reader
ABBREVIATIONS OF GIVEN NAMES
Abr
Abraham | Chas
Charlee Jas
James !
Rtchd
Richard
Alex
Alexander
Dani
Daniel Jos
Joseph
Saml
Samuel
Alf
.. Alfred
Edw
Edward
Kath
Katherine
Sol Solomon
Arth
Arthur
Ellz
Elizabeth
Margt
Margaret
Steph Stephen
Aug
August
Eug
Eugene
Michi
Michael
Theo
Theodore
Benj
Benjamin
Fredk
Frederick
Nathi
Nathaniel
Thos
Thomas
Cath
Catherine I
Geo
George | Petk
Patrick | Wm
William
3-1-50
acct
accountant
drsmkr
dressmaker
manufacturing s or S
manufacturer manager maker
Sav
Savings
or administration
adv
advertising
electro
elev
elevator
emp
employee
msngr
messenger
sls
sales
appr
epts
apartments
archt
architect es
east side
mtr motorman or motor mus
mut
n or N
North
south side
eta
station
sta eng
. stationary engineer
stat statistician or
fnshr
fintsher
forma
foreman
forwo
forewoman
opr operator
blk
block ft
foot
ftr
fitter
furniture osteo osteopath str
PS
Public School
PTS
Postal
gdnr
gardener
gds
goode
Transportation Service pass
photog . photographer
phys physician
pk park
pkr
packer
tchr teacher
pkwy
pl
place
tel telephone
hipr
handler
hospital
polisher ter terrace
plstr
plasterer
tmkpr ttmekeeper
tndr
tender
pres
preeldent
tob tobacco
prfrdr proofreader trans transportation
prin
principai trav traveling
priv
private
treas treasurer
Insp
Inspector or
prntr
printer trmr trimmer
prod
produce
trnmn trainman
tester
prsfdr . prese feeder twp township
prsma
pressman typ typist
prar
presser
USA U 8 Army
confr confectioner
Jwir
jeweler
lumber RC Roman Catholic
Univ Untversity
dep deputy
Indre
laundress
real estate
receiving
w or W whol wholesale
recpt
receptionist
winemn warehouseman
dist
district
mach
. machintst or
refrigerator
dtstr
distributor
machine rep
representative
div
division
mdse
merchandise repr repelrman or repair
widr welder
dmnetr .demonstrator
retatl wtchma watchman
room ! ydmstr yardmaster
ho
headquarters
hsekpr . housekeeper
htg
heating
Heights
Impits
implements
Ins
insurance
Inspection
instructor
.interior
degorator
Int rev internal revenue inv
Investment
ntrnmr .. patternmaker
USAF. .. US Air Force USCQ .U 8 Coast Guard
USMC US Marine Corps
laborer r
residee or rooms USN US Navy
linotype rd
road
vet veterinary
real 93$
Indry laundry
rec
plumber or
teleg telegraph
telev television
pntr
painter
swtchmn awitchman
gro
grocer
eys system
Science Practitioner
cabtmkr . Cabinetmaker hdw
furngs
furnishings
stevedore
sup supply
supt superintendent
passenger supvr supervisor
geol
geologist
pharm pharmactst sw
southwest
govt
government
hardware helper
pimb
plumbing
pishr
chemical
fcty fdry Fed
factory
Nati National
ne
northeast
Federal
floor
PW . northwest
ofc offtce
Opp opposito
stereo stereotyper
stmftr steamfitter
optom optometrist
setter
studt
student
etvdr
SOC eoclety
solr solleitor
spi special
muetc eg square
mutual srtr eorter
exp
express
minr
milliner
mn
man
ehtp
mono
monotype sht mti sheet metal
eng engineer engraver
mstr master
smstrs seamstress
mtce maintenence
molder ser v sec secretary service shipping
electn electrician mldr
electrotyper
mgr mkr mkt
education
sch school
market se southeast
agriculture agent alley
associate
foundry
ns north side
etatistical
sten stenographer
furn
hndir
hosp
Hte
instr Int dec
prof professor tstr
West
Robert
Robt
1
Member Federal Reserve System
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wachovia Bank and Trust Co.
Four Locatione: Patton Ave., Kitchen Pl., Haywood Rd., Merrimon Ave. Tel. 3-3341
ASHEVILLE CITY DIRECTORY 1954
INCLUDING
Beverly Hills, Biltmore Forest (N.C.), Broadview Park, East Biltmore, Gentry Park, Lakeview Terrace, Linwood Park, Martel Mill Village, Morningside, Oakley, Oaklyn Park, Sayles Village, South Biltmore, and Woodfin (N.C.).
Copyright, 1954, by Piedmont Directory Co.
FOR LIST OF GENERAL ABBREVIATIONS SEE OPPOSITE PAGE
SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS
A & P A & P Food Stores
ABCBd A sheville Alcoholic Beverage
. Control Board
Mtn
. Mountain
Newberry's
J Newberry Co
Ashv
BF .
Asheville
0 .
. Oakley
Biltmore Forest
OP
BVP Broad View Park
Belk's Belk's Department Store
Bilt ..
. Biltmore
Bowers Bowers Bar gain Built Store Inc btry flr
battery filler
CH
. Colonial Heights
CP&L Carolina Power & Light Co
Co-op Co-Operative
EB East Biltmore
ET&WNC East Tennessee &
Western North Carolina
Transportation Co
Efird's Efird's Department Store Enka American Enka Corp
Firestone . Firestone Stores
GMAC General Motors Acceptance Corp
GP
Grove Park
Sou
Southern
spdr
speeder
spnr
spinner
swpr sweeper
TVA U S Tennessee Valley Authority
twstr
twister
Woodfin
WA.
West Asheville
Washn
wvr
weaver
Alphabetical List of Names
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A A A MOTOR CLUB (CAROLINA MOTOR CLUB INC), DAVID J WILKINSON BR MGR 16 S PACK sq, TEL 3-5376, STATE HEAD- QUARTERS 701 S TRYON, CHARLOTTE, NC
A & B Dept Store (Sol C and Mrs Leona Isaac) 723 Haywood rd (WA)
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