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MILLER's Monroe, North Carolina City Directory Vol I PHONE I McEWEN FUNERAL SERVICE 283-3173 2 = BOWIE MOTORS O of MONROE, INC. oo Your —fi*ll\il-j "Selling and Friendly Serving Fords Z YP*J&iW SO < o FORD ujQ^// *or ^*ver Dealer «&S^ 35 Years" tn a O Skyway at Boulevard Phone 283-8921 Z r— VI 8.2 O 3| cL/fMERICAN 2 w BANK & TRUST CO. Is Os MONROE - PINEVILLE - WAXHAW J* Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SB oi "The Bank of Friendly and Convenient Service" 2. COMPLETE BANKING - AT YOUR FINGERTIPS B H a MAIN OFFICE DRIVE-IN BRANCH MAIN ST. BRANCH St. 318 N. Hayne St. 301 N. Main St. CO 102 E. Franklin sm a MOTOR BANK 3 O u O Skyway and Hawk Streets 2 * H 2 LOAN DEPARTMENT O INSTALLMENT 5 120 N. Main Street O CO o w» MONROE OIL COMPANY •o Distributors of X US o J | Tires - Batteries ^JjgL^ Kerosene > a. & Accessories UA ERIC n) Fuel Oil 00 U- PRODUCTS 519 E. FRANKLIN ST. PHONE 283-5312 MONROE FAMILY SHOE CENTER 109 N. MAIN ST. "Monroe's Leading Family Shoe Store" PHONE 283-5814 y SPECIAL DIRECTORY THE LIBKARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA it & Milling Co., Inc. Vherever you see tese signs THE COLLECTION OF NORTH CAROLINIANA PRESENTED BY Greensboro Chamber zrvice — Parts of Commerce C971.90 er Farm Equipment Dealers" M75ml PHONE 283-2132 1962-63 PRODUCERS FEED MILL, INCORPORATED Manufacturers of GIMCO POULTRY & LIVESTOCK FEEDS GRAIN STORAGE PHONE 283-3431 Office Plant 419 E. WINDSOR ST. SUTTON PARK GIMCO SALES, INC. DEALERS IN FEEDS, POULTRY AND EQUIPMENT PHONE 283-2132 Office Warehouse 419 E. WINDSOR ST. SUTTON PARK ADVERTISERS' SPECIAL DIRECTORY BUILD WITH BRICK For Performance, Beauty, Comfort and Value Kendrick Brick & Tile Co. Manufacturers of UNIVERSITY OF N.C. AT CHAPEL HILL HIGH GRADE BUILMNfi BRICK 00031667072 Phone 283-8158 — This book must not be taken from the SANDEl Ubrary bu ' ldm9 COMPLE PROTECT!* BUSI RE^s 403 N. MAIN ST. Form No. 471 ADVERTISERS' SPECIAL DIRECTORY R. F. SMALL CO., INC SALES BUICK SERVICE Double Checked I^R Used Cars Complete Service Facilities R. F. SMALL RALPH OWEN 501 E. Franklin St. Phones 283-4021 & 283-6312 Public Welding & Machine Works DAVID A. TADLOCK, Manager Complete Line Machine Work Welding Shaft Stock -««o»»- Phones: Day 283-6916 816 Charlotte Ave. Night 283-5030 TITLE PAGE MILLER'S Monroe, North Carolina DIRECTORY vol. vin 1962-1963 VOL. vra Containing an Alphabetical Directory of Business Concerns and Private Citizens, Occupants of Office Buildings and Other Business Places, Including a Complete Street and Avenue Guide, Buyers Guide, Numerical Telephone Directory; And A Complete Classified Business Directory SOUTHERN DIRECTORY CO. ASHEVILLE, N. C. PUBLISHERS Member Association of North American Directory Publishers (See General Index — Page 6) Issued Biennially PRICE - - - $35.00 MONROE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - LOCAL AGENTS MONROE, N. C. ASHEVILLE, N. C. Copyright October, 1962, by Chas. W. Miller NOTE:—This publication has been carefully rev!sed (a new canvass having that no been made by competent parties), but it is distinctly understood responsibility is assumed for any errors or omissions that may have occurred in such revision. —PUBLISHERS. INDEX GENERAL INDEX Page Abbreviations _ jqj Alphabetical List of Names 101 Associations and Clubs 294 Buyer's Guide 13 City Government _ 211 Classified Business Directory _ 293 County Government (Union) __ 274 Index to Advertisers _ g Miscellaneous Directory j 1-12 Numerical Telephone Directory 25 North Carolina State Government 12 Preface __ __ 7 Street Directory _ 313 Title Page __ 5 United States Government \\ POPULATION OF THE STATES OF THE UNITED STATES l.New York 16,732,304 27. Oklahoma 2,328,284 2. California 15,717,204 28. Kansas 2,178,611 3. Pennsylvania 11.319,366 29. Mississippi 2,178,141 4. Illinois 10,081,158 30. West Virginia 1,860,421 5. Ohio 9,706,397 31. Arkansas 1,786,272 6. Texas .-= 9,579,677 32. Oregon 1,768,687 7. Michigan 7,823,194 33. Colorado 1,753,947 8. New Jersey 6,066,782 34. Nebraska 1,411,330 9. Massachusetts , 5,148,578 35. Arizona 1,302,161 10. Florida " 4,951,560 36. Maine 969,265 11 Indiana 4,662,498 37. New Mexico 951,023 12 North Carolina ...4,556,155 38. Utah _ 890,627 13 Missouri 4,319,813 39. Rhode Island 859,488 14 Virginia 3,966,949 40. District of Columbia ...763,956 15 Wisconsin .....3,951,777 41. South Dakota .680,514 16 Georgia .....3,943,116 42. Montana .._ 674,767 17. "-Tennessee 3,567,089 43. Idaho 667,191 18 Minnesota 3,413,864 44. Hawaii 632,772 19 Alabama 3,266,740 45. North Dakota ...632,446 20 Louisiana 3,257,022 46. New Hampshire _ 606,921 21 Maryland .3,100,689 47. Delaware .446,292 22 Kentucky 3,038,156 48. Vermont _ 389,881 23. Washington 2,853,214 49. Wyoming 330,066 24. Iowa 2,757,537 50. Nevada 285,278 25. Connecticut .2,535,234 51. Alaska _. 226,167 26. South Carolina .2,382,594 Total 1960 Census 179,323,175 PREFACE Monroe, North Carolina "CITY OF PROGRESS" UNION COUNTY Union County with an average altitude of 600 feet, lies in the south- ern section of North Carolina. Monroe, the county seat, in the center of the county, is just 23 miles southeast of Charlotte, connected by a smart new four-lane highway. Union County is in the heart of the famous Variety Vacationland — the scenic Appalachian Mountains to the northwest and the Atlantic coast and its many popular beaches to the east. A happy holiday is just a pleasant driving distance for all. POPULATION The population of Monroe is 12,500, Union County, 45,350. Monroe is rapidly becoming better known in North Carolina as a city of progress. LABOR Labor, both white and colored, consists of skilled and unskilled and has a reputation of being dependable satisfactory workers. At present there is no organized labor in the county. CLIMATE Monroe enjoys a splendid year-round climate with excellent health conditions. The temperature—Mean 61 degrees, Winter low 18, Summer high 95, Average annual rainfall 46.1, Snowfall, very light. CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS Civic organizations and clubs include Rotary Club, Lions Club, Optimist Club, Monroe-Union County Chamber of Commerce, the Jr. Chamber of Commerce, Civitan Club, American Legion, American Legon Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Executive Club, Business and Professional Club, Union County Farm Association Club, Union County Historical Society, Indus- trial Education Association, Monroe Gun Club, Monroe Park and Recrea- tion Commission, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Union County Hospital Auxiliary, Monroe Woman's Club, Junior Woman's Club, Beta Sigma Phi, Monroe Music Club, Monroe Garden Club, Little Theatre, Ladies Golf Club, Archery, and Moose Lodge. RADIO AND TELEVISION Radio reception is excellent at all points in the county from Monroe Station WMAP, and a large number of stations with national hookups in nearby cities and towns. Television reception is likewise good, over five different channels carrying nation-wide programs. NEWSPAPERS Two semi-weekly papers with a combined circulation of twelve thousand give the county a paper each weekday, also the Charlotte morning and afternoon dailies are delivered promptly throughout the county. (Continued on page 9) INDEX TO ADVERTISERS INDEX TO ADVERTISERS American Bank & Trust Co front cover Lantern The p 21 Anne's p 24 Lee's Shoes bottom lines and p 24 Ashcraft Gin & Mill Co p 19 Lullabye Shoppe The displays B & S Appliance Co top lines McEwen Funeral Home front cover Baucom Furniture Co p 20 McGee Awning Manufacturing Co _ bottom lines Belk Bros Inc p 18 McGuirt R Hall & Son 22 Bowie Motors of Monroe p front cover and bottom lines Mike's Wheel Alignment p 14 Monroe Family Shoe Center Broom J W & Son back cover and p 19 front cover and p 24 Builders Supply & Hardware Co insert Monroe Hardware Co back cover C & D Contractors & Building Specialties. _ back cover and p 17 Moore Insurance & Realty Co p 22 Catawba Oil Co back cover Monroe Laundry-Cleaners Inc. .back cover Chaney's Woodwork & Supplies, .top lines Monroe Oil Co Commercial Products Inc.initial letter lines, front cover and top lines back cover, top lines and p 16 Myers Dairy p 17 Farmers Hardware Co 21 p Myers J H Lumber & Mfg Co.. bottom lines Faulkner's Drugs Inc.. top lines and p 18 Nationwide Insurance Co p 22 Firestone Home & Auto Supplies p 14 Peoples Savings & Loan Assn Fuller H L & Son top lines front cover and top lines Plyler Grading Service Funderburk Furniture Co p 20 bottom lines Public Welding & Machine Works Gamble's Drug Store, .bottom lines & p 18 p 4 Sanders Gordon Insurance & Investment Co Agency top lines and p 3 back cover and p 21 Secrest Rexall Drug Store bottom lines Griffin Chevrolet Co. .bottom lines & p 15 Security Bank & Trust Co front cover, top lines and 16 Griffin Motor Co bottom lines and p 15 p Small Johnie H p 20 Griffin Implement & Milling Co p 2 Small R F Co Inc 4 Hargett Electric Co bottom lines p State Farm Insurance Cos 23 Harrill & Myers Co backbone p Temperature Control bottom lines Helms J Walter Woodworks top lines Thrif-Ty Gas Co top lines Hendley Oil Co bottom lines Union Ice & Fuel Co top lines Hotel Monroe p 21 Walters Auto & Implement Co Huntley Co The top lines p 15 Western Auto Associate Store 14 Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co p top lines and p 22 Whitaker Plumbing Co p 24 Kendrick Brick & Tile Co.
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