- Collection:
- Columbus, Georgia City Directories
- Title:
- Polk's Columbus (Muscogee County, Ga.) and Phenix City (Russell County, Ala.) Directory 1963-4
- Creator:
- R. L. Polk & Co.
- Date of Original:
- 1963
- Subject:
- Columbus (Ga.)--Directories
Muscogee County (Ga.)--Directories - Location:
- United States, Georgia, Muscogee County, Columbus, 32.46098, -84.98771
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- city directories
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- Text
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- Description:
- City directory for Columbus, Georgia containing information that identifies residents and local businesses. Digitization of this collection is a project of the Georgia Public Library Service, a unit of the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, in association with Chattahoochee Valley Libraries. The project is supported with federal LSTA funds administered by the Institute of Museum and Library Services. For more information, please visit georgialibraries.org/archival-services.
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- Language:
- eng
- Extent:
- eng
- Original Collection:
- Columbus, Georgia City Directories
- Holding Institution:
- Columbus Public Library (Columbus, Ga.)
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W. C. BRADLEY MEMORIAL LIBRARY
COLUMBUS, GA.
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CONTAINS:
Buyers' Guide and a complete classified business directory
Polk's
Alphabetical directory of business concerns and private citizens
COLUMBUS (MUSCOGEE COUNTY, GA.)
and
Complete street and avenue guide, including a list of householders, and occupants of office buildings and other business places, with telephones
PHENIX CITY (RUSSELL COUNTY, ALA.)
Numerical telephone directory
PLUS
DIRECTORY
Useful and interesting information about the city
1963-64
PRICE S55.00
Director! Library for free nse of Public at
Cbaaber of Coaaerce
PUBLISHER MAY 1 8 1964 4o. 7^5 M _T
R*L*POLK & CO.
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PUB LI SUERS
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BRADLEY MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Copyright, 1964. by R. L. Polk & Co.
COLUMBUS. GEORGIA
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PUBLISHERS NOTE
The information in this Directory is gathered by an actual canvass and is compiled in a way to insure maximum accuracy.
The publishers cannot and do not guarantee the correctness of all information furnished them nor the complete absence of errors or omissions, hence no responsibility for same can be or is assumed.
The publishers earnestly request the bringing to their attention of any inaccuracy so that it may be corrected in the next edition of the directory.
R. L. Polk & Co., Publishers
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INTRODUCTION
AND
GENERAL INDEX
R. L. POLK & CO., publishers of more than 1,000 city, county, state and national Directories, (publishers of the Columbus City Directory since 1888), present to subscribers and the general public, this, the 1963-64 edition of the Columbus, Ga., and Phenix City, Ala., City Directory.
Confidence in the growth of Columbus and Phenix City's industry, population and wealth, and in the advancement of their civic and social activities, will be maintained as sections of this Directory are consulted, for the Directory is a mirror truly reflecting Columbus and Phenix City to the world.
The enviable position occupied by R. L. POLK & CO.,'S Directories in the estimation of the public throughout the country, has been established by rendering the best in Directory service. With an unrivaled organization, and having had the courteous and hearty cooperation of the business and professional men and residents, the publishers feel that the result of their labors will meet with the approval of every user, and that the Columbus and Phenix City Directory will fulfill its mission as a source of authentic information pertaining to the community.
Four Major Departments
The four major departments are arranged in the following order: --
I. THE BUYERS' GUIDE constitutes the first major department of the Directory, printed on yellow paper. In the first section of this department, grouped under appropriate headings, are included the advertisements and business cards of firms and individuals desiring to make a complete presentation of their products or services. Following this is the Classified Business section, which embraces a list of the names and addresses of all business and professional concerns of the communities, arranged in alphabetical order under appropriate headings--a catalog of all the activities of the communities. The Buyers' Guide represents reference advertising at its best, and merits the attention of all buyers and sellers seeking sources of supply or markets for goods. In busy and diversified communities like Columbus and Phenix City, the necessity of having this kind of information up-to-date and always immediately available, is obvious. The Directory is the common intermediary between buyer and seller, and plays an important role in the daily activities of the commercial, industrial and professional world.
II. THE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES of residents and business and professional concerns, is the second major department, printed on white paper. This is the only record in existence that aims to show the name, marital status, occupation and address of each adult resident of Columbus and Phenix City, and the name, official personnel nature and address of each firm and corporation in the communities.
III. THE DIRECTORY OF HOUSEHOLDERS, INCLUDING STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE is the third major department, printed on green paper. In this section the numbered streets are arranged in numerical order, followed by the named streets in alphabetical order-, the numbers of the residences and business concerns are arranged in numerical order under the name of each street, and the names of the householders and concerns are placed opposite the numbers. The names of the intersecting streets appear at their respective crossing points on each street. Special features of this section are the designation of tenant-owned homes and the listing of telephone numbers.
IV. THE NUMERICAL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY is the fourth major department, printed on blue paper.
Community Publicity
The Directory reflects the achievements and ambitions of the community, depicting in unbiased terms what it has to offer as a place of residence, as a business location, as a manufacturing site and as an educational center. To broadcast this information, the publishers have placed copies of this issue of the Directory in Directory Libraries, where they are readily available for free public reference, and serve as perpetual and reliable advertisements of Columbus and Phenix City.
The Columbus Out-of-Town City Directory Library
Through the courtesy of the Publishers of the Columbus and Phenix City Directory, a Directory Library is maintained in the offices of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce, for free reference by the general public. This is one of more than 1,000 Directory Libraries installed in cities and towns throughout the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico by members of the Association of North American Directory Publishers, under whose supervision the system is operated.
The publishers appreciatively acknowledge the recognition by those progressive business and professional men who have demonstrated their confidence in the City Directory as an advertising medium, with assurance thstt it will bring a commensurate return.
R. L. POLK & CO., Publishers.
HOW TO USE YOUR CITY DIRECTORY
The major departments in the Directory are arranged in the following order for ready reference:
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The City Directory Will Answer Your Everyday Questions - - - '
About an Individual
How does he spell his name?
Alpha.
Is he married? What is his wife's
name?
Alpha.
Where does he live?
Alpha.
Does he own his home?
HH & St.
Mas he a telephone?
HH & St.
Where is the nearest telephone ?. HH & St.
Who are his neighbors?
HH & St.
What does he do for a living?
Alpha.
Where does he work?
Alpha.
Is he the "head of the house" or a
resident?
Alpha. HH & St.
How many adults in the
family?
Alpha, (same address)
Does he own a business?. . .
Alpha.
Is he a member of a partnership? . . .Alpha.
Is he an officer in a corporation?. . .Alpha.
Others in the same business or profession?
Class.
Is the woman single, married or
a widow?
Alpha.
What was the name of the widow's
husband?
Alpha.
About a Business Concern
What is the correct name? . . . Alpha.-Class.
What is the correct address?. . Alpha.-Class.
Just what do they do?
Alpha.-Class.
Is it a Partnership or Corporation. .Alpha.
Who are the Partners? (if a f irm ) . . Alpha.
Who are the chief officers? (if Inc.) .Alpha.
Location of branches Alpha.-HH-Buyers Guide
Others in same or similar lines?. . . .Class.
(NOTE: If name is in bold type, saying
"(See Buyers' Guide )" much more
detailed information appears on that page
such as:)
What are their specialties1
Class.-Buyers' Guide
Description of products and
services?
Buyers' Guide
About a Locality
Quickest way to get there?. . . .HH fic St.
How do the Streets run?
HH fic St.
Who lives at a given address?. .HH fit St.
Is there a telephone there: where
is the nearest phone?
HH fit St.
What is the character of the
neighborhood?
HH fit St.
Is it a ``Home-owners" section, Apt. house section, etc? HH fit St.
Just where in the block is it
located?
. ..HH fic St.
What is the nearest street
corner?
HH fit St.
What is the nearest store, Church,
school, garage, etc?
HH fit St.
If business location, what
business?
HH fit St.
If an office bldg., who are in
what rooms?
HH fit St.
Where are bldgs.--office and public ?. Class.
About Clubs, Societies, Associations, Etc-
What is the complete name?. . Class.-Alpha. Where are their headquarters ?.... Alpha.
Who is the Secretary?
Alpha.
When are the stated meetings?. . . .Alpha.
What are the Churches and
where located?
Alpha.-Class.
Who are the pastors?
Alpha.
What are the names and
locations and who are the
Principals of the schools?. . Class.-Alpha.
W'hat are the names and locations
of the Cemeteries?
Class.-Alpha.
What are the locations of the
Hospitals, Homes and
Asylums?
Class.-Alpha.
About City, County, State or Federal Departments See Alpha. Section.
About Statistical & Historical Information Regarding your City
See. Introduction.
Key: Alpha.--Alphabetical Section
Class.--Classified List
HH & St.--Householders and Street Guide
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Page numbers below refer to the Buyers' Guide Section
Acme Air Conditioning & Heating Co
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Affolter & Roberts Business Machines Inc
Airport Limousine Service
Alexander L C Grading & Paving Co
Ambulance Service Co
American National Red Cross Muscogee County Chapter. . . ,
Anna Marie's Gift Shop
Averett Cliff M Inc
Avis Rent-A-Car System
B & H Oil Co
Bay Line The
Beach
Benning Boulevard Nurseries
Benson Paint Co
Benton Realty & Insurance Co
Best-Bilt Fence Co
Better Business Bureau of Columbus Ga Inc
Bickerstaff Clay Products Co
Big C Truck Stop
Blizzard John H Contractor
Bonded Credit Bureau Inc
Booth's Drug Store
Bradley W C Co
,
Brittain WB
Bush Sign Co
Calhoun Sand & Gravel Co
Carr G V & Co
Carter Bob Inc
Carter Realty Co
Carter's Cliff
Coco Supper Club
Colonial Funeral Home
Columbus Adjustment Bureau
Columbus Bank & Trust Co
Columbus Broadcasting Co Inc
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Columbus Detective Agenpy
Columbus Fixture Manufacturing Co
Columbus Interstate Insurance Agency Inc
Columbus Iron Works Co
Columbus Machine Works
Columbus Monument Co
Columbus News The
Columbus Office Supply Co
Columbus Savings & Loan Association
Columbus Trailer & Rent-Alls
Compton Service Station
Concrete Co The
Consolidated Gravel & Pipe Co
Co-op Taxi Co
Cooper Mattress Manufacturing Co
Crawford & Co
Credit Bureau of Columbus
Delta Fence Co Inc
Depot Coffee Shop
Dismukes R E Co The
Doris' Florist
Dowling Ray Motor Co
Dowling's Ray Service Station
Downtown Motors Inc
Dudley Bros Lumber Co Inc
E B C O Battery Co
Edge Robert Home Furnishings
Edge Robert Realty Co
Edgewood Upholstery
Farley Realty Co
Finley Sam Inc
First Baptist Church
First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Russell County
First National Bank of Columbus Ga The
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. left bottom lines and 34 B
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. left bottom lines and 3 right bottom lines and 66
49
46
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right bottom lines and 8 . . right top lines and 71
back cover and 26
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89
left bottom lines and 85
. right top lines and 44
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left bottom lines and 75
. .left side lines and 72
84
left side lines and 48
27
10
right side lines and 74
. . Page in Preface
39
left bottom lines and 90
front cover and
55
left side lines and 54
right side lines and 94
right bottom lines and 65
left side lines and 68
left side lines and 73
back cover, left top lines and 86
right bottom lines and 84
right bottom lines and
8
back cover and 28
left bottom lines and 29
B
right top lines and 64
. .left bottom lines 36
34
85
right bottom lines and 60 46
4
4
9
right bottom lines and 64
left side lines and
4
right bottom lines and 49 right bottom lines and 49 right bottom lines and 92
left side lines and 80
right bottom lines and 71 right side lines and 21
front cover, left top lines and 87 backbone, 12 and 13
VI
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
Page
Flournoy Josiah & Joe Co
right bottom lines and
81
Flournoy Realty Co-Realtors
.front lip margin, right top lines and 76
Foremost Dairies Inc
left side lines and
39
Fort Benning Taxi Co
C
Gas Light Company of Columbus
right top lines and
51
Georgia Power Co
back cover and 42
Griffith & Norris Inc
left side lines and
2
Groover-Mitchell Insurance Agency Inc
right bottom lines and 59
Hardaway Contracting Co Inc
front cover, left side lines and 30
Hardaway Motor Co
left side lines and
5
Harvey W T Lumber Co
left bottom lines and 63
Heard Bill Chevrolet Co
right top lines and
5
Holt Service Co
2
Home Federal Savings & Loan Association of Columbus
bottom stencil, right top lines and 88
Home Realty Co
right side lines and 81
Hotel Waverly The
53
Hurricane Fence Co
right bottom lines and 45
Huston Tom Peanut Co
right bottom lines and 19
Industrial Sheet Metal Works
right side lines and 89
Jefferson Company
right side lines and 82
Jerry's Body Shop
left bottom lines and 6
Jordan Co The
front and back covers, right top lines, 56 and 77
Kayser-Lilienthal Inc
23
Kinnett Dairies Inc
left side lines and 38
Kirven JACo
left bottom lines
Lancer Detective Agency
39
Ledger-Enquirer Co The
left bottom lines and 73
Levy Morton Co
43
Loeb Kurt Upholstery
right bottom lines and 93
Long Plumbing Co
left side lines and 73
Lummus Cotton Gin Co
left bottom lines and 35
Martinique Motor Hotel The
66
Maxwell Brothers
left side lines and 50
McAllister University of Cosmetology
left bottom lines and 16
Merchants Credit Association and Collection Service
right side lines and 36
Mitchell's
left bottom lines and 61
Mize James B Jr
33
Mobile Home Brokers Inc
right bottom lines and 64
Modern Plumbing & Heating Co
right side lines and 53
Mordic Jimmy Paint Center
back cover, right top lines, 70 and 93
Mullin Co The
right side lines and 91
Muscogee Iron Works Inc
front cover, left top lines, 90 and 94
Music Service Co
25
Newman Wm F Co Inc
32
Palmer W H Furniture Co
50
Parkhill Cemetery Inc
right side lines and 20
Perry Business College
right side lines
Phenix City Collection Service
back cover, left bottom lines and 37
Phenix City Russell County Chamber of Commerce
Page in Preface
Phenix-Girard Bank
front cover, left top lines, 14 and 15
Pierson Electric Co
33
Polk R L & Co
40
Pope Jno A Motor Co Inc
left bottom lines and 6
R & R Jack Repair
. .left side lines and 60
Radio Cab Co Inc
C
Ralston Motor Hotel
A
Reames Automatic Transmissions.
left side lines and
9
Reaves Wm R & Son Wrecking . . .
left bottom lines, Z and 95
Reddick-Pearce Realty Co
right bottom lines and 82
Rodgers-Morgan Plumbing Co . . .
right side lines and 72
Rogers Brake Service
left side lines and
9
Royal Crown Cola Co
left bottom lines
Rustin Oldsmobile Inc
right bottom lines and
7
StAndrews Bay Transportation Co.
right bottom lines and 66
StLuke Methodist Church
left side lines and 22
Salter Realty Co
left bottom lines and 83
Schwob Manufacturing Co
front stencil, left top lines and 24
Security Storage & Moving Service
right side lines and 67
Shine's C D Gulf Service
B
Silver Fleet Taxi Co
B
Slocumb & Cannon Inc
left side lines and 9
Smith-Raymond Co Inc Snelling Lumber Co Inc
X left top lines and 62
Southeastern Appraisal Co
left side lines and 84
Stephens Color Co
left side lines and 7
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
vn Page
St riffle r-Hamby Mortuary Inc
Sumbry Undertaking Co Sunbeam Heating & Insulating Co Inc . . . Tennyson-Garner Co
Tharpe & Brooks Inc Two-Way Transfer Co United Oil Corp Used Tires Inc Valley Fir & Redwood Co Inc WRBL-WRBL-FM WRBL-TV
Wadsworth Insulating & Awning Co . . . . Walt's T V & Appliances Washburn Storage Co Waverly Hotel The Wells Dairies Cooperative White Co The Willcox-Lumpkin Co Williams Construction Co Williams Lumber Co Wilson Carl Realty & Insurance Co ... . Woodruff-Brown Co Woolfolk Chas M Agency Wright Contracting Co Youngblood Van & Storage Co Inc
right top lines and 47
left bottom lines and 48
right side lines and 52
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left bottom lines and 92
left top lines and 78
right side lines and 67
right bottom lines and 8
right side lines and 91
left side lines and 63
right side lines and 74
left bottom lines and 33
left bottom lines and 91
. . .left side lines and 68
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53
left top lines and 38
right top lines and 69
front cover, right top lines and 57 32
left bottom lines and 18
front cover, right top lines, 58 and 7 9 left side lines, 59 and 83 right bottom lines and 60
left and right top lines and 31 left bottom lines and 68
There's Room For Your Plant in This Picture! -- BUT --
IT'S FILLING UP FASTMETROPOLITAN POPULATION 225,000
\ \ \ \ \
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA-THE PLANNED CITY-OFFERS:
Abundant Water Supply Low Cost Electric Power Natural Gas In Abundance Manpower--The Kind You Like Excellent Transportation Facilities
^ Good Plant Sites ^ Excellent Year-Round Climate ^ Low Tax Rates ^ Outstanding Schools ^ Efficient Local Government
COME AND GROW WITH US!
INDUSTRIAL COMMITTEE COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
1344 13th AV. P.0. BOX 1200
COLUMBUS GEORGIA
COLUMBUS
"THE INDUSTRIAL GIANT OF THE CHATTAHOOCHEE"
(Courtesy Columbus Chamber of Commerce)
STATISTICAL REVIEW
Airports--2 in Columbus; 1 at Lawson Army Air Field, Fort Benning, Ga. Altitude--250 feet above sea level. Area--City, 26.2 square miles, county, 220. Banks -- 3. Building Permits--Valued at $16,135,807 (1962). Churches --170, representing practically all denominations. Climate--Mean annual temperature, 65 degrees F; average annual rainfall, 49 inches. Education--58 public schools (city and county); number of teachers, 1,386. Students Enrolled--1962-1963 terms, 39,331, 1 junior college; 1 business college; 2 off-campus centers (University). Electric Meters--47,334 (1962). Households, Metropolitan Columbus -- 59,000 (1962 SM). Fire Protection--135 full-time firemen, with 8 fire stations. Muscogee County Volunteer Fire Department has 110 men. Gas Meters --39,627 (1962). Government--Columbus, commission-manager; Muscogee County, board of commissioners. Hospitals -- 3, St. Francis - 150 beds; Medical Center - 277 beds; Martin Army Hospital - 500 beds. Hotels--6, with total of 731 rooms; 22 Motor Courts, with total of 730 rooms. Industry--170 industrial plants, employing 17,000 people. Principal industry, textile manufacturing. Libraries -- 2, plus 1 branch and 2 bookmobiles with total of 240,638 volumes. Location--Latitude, 32 degrees, 26 minutes and 45 seconds north; longitude, 84 degrees, 58 minutes and 10 seconds west. Newspapers -- 2 daily, 1 Sunday; combined circulation of dailies, 65,461; Sunday circulation, 54,680. Police Protection--166 policemen, 36 pieces of motorized equipment. Population--1962 estimate 121,900 and county 169,700. Radio Stations--6 (AM& FM). 4 network affiliations, 2 TV stations. Recreation--17 public parks and playground areas, with total of 273.01 acres; 3 golf courses, 9 moving-picture theatres. Football stadium with seating capacity for 25,000. Municipal Auditorium with seating capacity for 5,265. High school athletics. Hunting and fishing, year-around outdoor climate. Retail Trade--Area, 20 counties, 65-mile radius. Retail Sales--Metropolitan area, $211,249,000 (1962-SM). Sewerage--Columbus and Muscogee County have 288 miles of sanitary, storm and combination sewer lines. Streets--289.5 miles of paved streets in city; Muscogee County, 213 miles. Transportation--Railway lines, 7; railway systems, 3; daily freight schedules (rail), 24; daily passenger schedules (rail), paved highway, 8; air lines, 3 (22 daily schedules). Intercity bus lines, 10; daily intracity bus schedules, 146; intracity bus lines, 2; motor-freight lines, 14. Water Supply -- Daily capacity, 36,000,000 gallons; source, Chattahoochee River; quality, very soft. Taxes--City, 17 mills; Schools, 25.5 mills; Fire Department, 1 mill; County, 14 mills.
GENERAL REVIEW
While its citizens have long been proud of their thriving metropolis and have watched with keen interest the phenomenal growth and progress springing forth, it took the 1960 U. S. Census to prove to the nation the many claims which Columbusites and visitors to the city had been making.
Prior to that census, Columbus ranked fifth in the State of Georgia in population. But the '60 Census placed Columbus second only to Atlanta in metropolitan population, with an estimated 217,985 persons.
Columbus' growth and development can best be shown by the following statistics: In the twenty year period ending in 1960, Columbus had nearly a 100% increase in population. County population more than doubled during the period, and during the same period the area of the city more than doubled.
Civic-minded residents say that the past is a yardstick with which to measure the future and they are working now so that in twenty more years the present will look like the Gay Nineties.
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
XI
Foreground.
Columbus Municipal Auditorium with seating capacity for 5, 265
XII
INTRODUCTION
Fortunately the remarkable growth of the city has been steady and thoroughly planned; thus, even at the height of Columbus' expansion, it was done in an orderly and systematic manner. Consequently there resulted none of the "growing pains'' felt by many modern-day cities.
The only boom time experienced by this city was in its earliest days. Columbus was born in 1828 in virgin forests that had just been vacated by the Indians. And what an exciting birth it had!
The new city, established by the Georgia Legislature as a trading center, was laid off in an unbroken forest by State engineers, who have left Columbus a wonderful heritage of wide, straight streets, tree-lined parkways. Building lots in the new town were offered for sale in July, 1828. That July the town was packed with people, who camped in tents or slept under the trees, and the bidding was lively. Indians, who were exiled across the Chattahoochee River in Alabama and weren't permitted to cross into Georgia except in the daytime, sometimes came t,o Columbus 1,000 strong te watch the goings-on.
Within two weeks, 488 city lots had been sold. By November the frontier town had three hotels; 100 frame buildings, one of them three stories high; and a population of between 700 and 1,000. Within twenty years, Columbus had outgrown every city in the state except Savannah and Augusta, and by the time of the War Between the States had become one of the chief industrial centers of the South.
By that time it had become highly industrialized, especially in the fields of textiles and hard goods and was second only to Richmond as a source of military supplies.
Columbus is the site of the last battle of the Civil War east of the Mississippi. Poor communications slowed the word of Lee's capitulation until a week after it was made. Consequently, in the capture of Columbus by the Union forces--a week after the surrender--mills and public buildings were destroyed and 1,200 men were taken prisoners.
Columbus appreciates its past, but is not handicapped by it. The city looks forward, not backward.
It was laid out to be a trading center, and today fulfills that purpose constantly. It now is the retail center for an area embracing 20 Georgia and Alabama counties containing one-half million persons --an area larger than the State of New Jersey.
Early in its history Columbus acquired the first of many nicknames it later was to receive--"The Lowell of the South."
The abundant power of the Chattahoochee River furnished the impetus for Columbus to enter the cotton textile field, which opened here early and grew rapidly.
At the head of navigation of the river, Columbus soon became one of the South's largest inland ports and a leading market for raw cotton. At times there were as many as 16 steamboats on the river hauling cotton down to the Gulf of Mexico.
Today textile mills provide employment for around 9,000 persons in Columbus, with a yearly payroll of approximately $2 9,000,000.
While Columbus now is the second largest textile center in the South, by no means does it depend on that industry alone. The city's manufacturers--some 170 of them--produce a wide diversity of items ranging from soft drinks, candy and hosiery to kitchen stoves and caskets. The world's first ice-producing machine was turned out in Columbus in 1873.
Muscogee County Airport
INTRODUCTION
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Reeves Bros., Inc. Eagle & Phenix Division
Lummus Cotton Gin Co FORT BENNING
Fort Benning, the Infantry Center of the Army, and often called "The World's Most Complete Army Post," has aided greatly in spreading Columbus' name throughout the world. Established just outside the city in 1918, Fort Benning now sprawls over 182,000 acres. Here some 1,000,000 officers and men were trained during World War II. A permanent installation. Fort Benning in war, peace, or police-action, trains officer candidates and paratroopers as well as infantry specialists in all lines. Its annual payroll is now in the vicinity of $100,000,000.
XIV
INTRODUCTION
Fort Bennlng, the Infantry Center of the Army
Columbus' association with Fort Benning and its neighbor, Lawson Army Air Field, brought it another nickname, "Mother-in-Law of the Army." The two communities are closely akin. Some Columbus citizens belong to the Officer's Club, where life-time friendships are formed. Thousands of Benning soldiers live in Columbus. Almost all of them spend money here, making a sizable contribution to the city's economy. Columbus shows its gratitude with genuine hospitality, by supporting service clubs, Y.M.C.A.'s and other organizations, to provide wholesome off-duty enjoyment.
Throughout the years of the Columbus-Fort Benning alignment, most of the senior offiers of the Army have served at Benning. Many of them married Columbus girls. Now the city points with pride to the title, "Mother-in-Law of the Army." Columbus is now the home of hundreds of persons who first knew of the city during their tours of duty in the Army. They liked the friendly atmosphere and decided to make Columbus their permanent home upon retirement or discharge.
Recreation
While the hustle and bustle of business is constantly felt throughout the city, the recreational side of life in Columbus never is neglected. Abundant facilities for sports and other forms of relaxation are within access to all. The city maintains a full-time, paid recreation department which plans and coordinates a year-around program. In addition, there are golf courses, amusement parks, theatres, night clubs, spacious fair grounds, and a new, air-conditioned public library containing 240,638 volumes and 7,133 recordings (including branches). Hunting and fishing in the area are excellent.
A modern football stadium with a seating capacity of 25,000 people is the scene of numerous high school and college games, and a new Municipal Auditorium seats 5,265 people.
The Chattahoochee River provides swimming, water skiing, sail and motorboat enthusiasts with an ample playground, and a half-hour's drive takes one to two other paradises--Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park and the Ida Cason Callaway Gardens.
The Roosevelt State Park contains over 2,000 acres, where facilities include lakes, swimming pools, picnic areas with grills, and trails leading through the beautiful pine-wooded area. Atop Pine Mountain, inside the State Park, is a rustic lodge with hotel and dining facilities for those who don't bring their own food.
Adjacent to the park is Ida Cason Callaway Gardens, built around seven lakes named for birds -- Mockingbird, Whippoorwill, and so on. Fishing and boating are two of the highlights here. Down at the clubhouse, modeled after a 17th Century provincial inn, one can enjoy his golf game. The 18-hole course flanks the lake on every fairway and is one of the most interesting courses in the country.
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One of the Bibb Mfg. Co. 's Columbus Plants. In This Vast Mill, One Floor Contains 100,000 Spindles. Making It The Largest Spinning Room in the World. It Is Almost One-Quarter Mile Long, and the Mill Processes More Than 110,000 Bales of Cotton Annually.
The Gardens were designed for beauty, and it is visible at every turn. Each lake is banked with wild or cultivated flowers. In your car, you can take a five-mile scenic drive through dark pine forests, giving way to occasional glimpses of the water. A beautiful white sand beach and swimming lake are available.
Persons in the vicinity usually visit the Little White House while they are so near. Scene of the late President Roosevelt's death in 1945, the shrine is open to visitors all the year around.
A new addition to Columbus is the Columbus-made Confederate boat which has been reclaimed from its 100-year-old watery grave in the Chattahoochee River. The Ironclad "Muscogee" rests on the site of the recently established Confederate Naval Museum, the only one of its kind in America.
COLUMBUS NAVAL MUSEUM--Members of the Columbus, Georgia Guards salute the Confederate Gunboat "Muscogee" at the Columbus Naval Museum.
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Columbus College
Education
Probably no single endeavor is closer to the hearts of Columbus citizens than the public school system here. Columbus has few equals when it comes to the education of its youth.
All citizens, young and old, have a place in the school program. In addition to the 39,000 students of grades one through twelve who receive instruction, an additional 6,000 adults are given instruction. Even the home-bound students--who because of some illness are prevented from regular attendance at school--receive attention from the schools. Two-way telephone systems are installed at their bedsides to enable such children to maintain their classwork.
Columbus College, a 2-year liberal arts school, opened in Columbus in September, 1958.
In addition to the public school system described above, Columbus is fortunate in having two private schools, and three parochial schools, and 1 business college. These schools are well staffed with efficient teachers and are a credit to the city.
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The modern Martinique Motor Hotel in Downtown Columbus
Also, finished in 1950 was the W. C. Bradley Memorial Library, erected at a cost of $250,000. It includes air-conditioning, vast facilities for reference and research, and modern innovations such as phonograph records service and film and filmstrips.
28 Markers Erected in Columbus by Georgia Historical Commission Entrance to Camp Conrad, where Spanish-American troops camped.
North Highlands and 32d St. George Foster Peabody's Boyhood Home,
S. W. corner 2d Ave. and 15th St. Last Battle, War Between the States,
N. W. corner 4th Ave. and 14th St. Blind Tom,
Talbotton Road (Warm Springs Road near home of Fred W. Dismuke). Founding of Columbus as a Trading Town, 1828,
Broadway between 11th and 12th Streets. George Parker Swift, Pioneer in Manufacturing,
Corner Broadway and 14th St. Oglethorpe House (Ante-bellum Hotel),
N. E. corner 1st Ave. and 12th St. St. Elmo (Old Home),
2808 18th Ave. "Wildwood"--Birthplace and Old Home of Augusta Evans Wilson,
Wildwood Ave. near 18th St. Mirabeau B. Lamar, established first Columbus newspaper. The Enquirer, in 1828. Afterward Presi-
dent of Republic of Texas, Corner Broadway and 11th St.
Francis Orray Ticknor, Poet, Author of "Little Giffen of Tennessee," Fort Benning Road, Victory Highway near Benning Hills.
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Columbus Iron Works, S. W. corner Front Ave. and 9th St.
Eagle & Phenix Mills, Front Ave. south of 13th St., Marker is on building.
Haiman's Sword Factory, 1st Ave. between 14th and 15th Streets.
First Memorial Day Service held in Columbus, April 26, 1866, 2d Ave. and 11th St. near west door St. Luke's Church.
Site Martin J. Crawford Home, 13th St. between 2d and 3d Aves., north side of street.
Cannon of 1860's, "Red Jacket'' and "Ladies' Defender,'' In front of Court House steps, 10th St. between 1st and 2d Aves.
William H. Young, Pioneer, Hamilton Ave. near 46th St.
Bragg Smith, colored laborer, who gave his life in an unsuccessful effort to save from death City Engineer Robert Johnson, Sept. 30, 1903. South of colored cemetery.
Site of Gen. Henry L. Benning's Home after the War, Broadway between 14th and 15th Streets, East Side.
John S. Pemberton, maker of Coca-Cola formula, 50th St. and 18th Ave.
Mallory Reynolds Flournoy, who worked to bring Fort Benning to Columbus, 1608 Wildwood Ave.
City Mills (first industrial establishment on Chattahoochee River in Columbus), 1st Ave. and 18th St.
Columbus Guards (pioneer military company)--the Armory was in old Police Station near Police Station of 1956, 2nd Ave. between 9th and 10th Streets.
Columbus Steamboat Wharf, planned location of the marker: Bay Ave. just south of Dillingham St., with arrow pointing toward old steamboat landing, about two blocks away.
Col. Wm. L. Salisbury, 700 block Broadway, in area long known as Salisbury Park. In addition to a distinguished career with the Confederate Army, and as owner and publishers of the Columbus Enquirer, Col. Salisbury was one of the most active workers for the establishment of the Columbus Public School System.
Linwood Cemetery, Commemorating Confederate Veterans buried in two plots and numerous private lots. Every Confederate State is represented.
Site of former Court House, Used as a Confederate Hospital during War Between the States. On present Court House lawn.
Conclusion
With diversity of industry, and progressive citizens who pride themselves in their homes, schools, churches, recreational facilities and hospitality, modern transportation, health and communication facilities of all types, a splendid climate, and an efficient government, there can be no doubt that Columbus is an extraordinarily progressive city.
The Chattahoochee River--a prime consideration in the selection of the present site of the citywill soon return to an important role of influence in the development of Columbus. Work is well under way on the Chattahoochee-Apalachicola-Flint River project which will maxe the Chattahoochee navigabie, with a nine-foot channel all the way to Columbus. Columbus' future will be tied closely with the project, which will assure that Columbus again becomes a river port enjoying the benefits of low-rate water transportation. Completion date is the winter of 1963.
With these examples in mind, it is clear that Columbus, Georgia, is on the threshold of still greater things to come.
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Tom Huston Peanut Co. Muscogee County Court House
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The Medical Center Hospital
ST. ELMO, built in 1833 and named from the best-seller (1866) of Augusta Evans Wilson
Developments in Russell County and
Phenix City
"THE PORT
With excellent roads and a good school system, Russell County stands among the South's most developed counties. Rich in resources and geographically in the "Heart of the South", the realizations of Russell County have just begun. Its area totals 639 square miles, the home of 49,351 people.
HISTORY
This county in Alabama history rates second only to Mobile. Long the capital of the powerful Creek Indian Tribe, Russell was first visited by the Europeans in 1698. The first federal road bed came through it, and the body of Alabama's first congressman lies in the military cemetery at Fort Mitchell. The last battle of the Civil War was fought here on Easter Sunday, April 10, 1865. The old breast works are still intact.
DAIRYING, TIMBER and ROW CROPS Dairying heads the agricultural field having achieved immense growth during the past ten years. More than $1,500,000.00 annually comes into Russell County through these modern dairies.
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The thousands of acres of fine timber are hauled in our own mills, where both southern pine and hardwood are processed and shipped throughout America. The South recognizes that Russell County's fine timber has become known as quality lumber. Rich in fertile soils, its wonderful warm climate makes row crops real money makers. Major row crops are cotton, corn and peanuts. Truck farming is also most advantageous. For this reason you can readily understand how the people of Russell County can own new automobiles and modern homes, and maintain a high standard of living. STREETS, ROADS and SCHOOLS Phenix City has 90 miles of paving, more being paved this year, County has 280 miles of paved roads. The City and County have 55 white and colored schools, Phenix City's population is 29,215 County population is 49,351
History Chattahoochee Transportation
Low Cost Utilities Modern Stores Recreation
3 U. S. Highways (431 - 280-80) Progressive Industries
Excellent School System
65 Churches - 13 Denominations
64 The City of Opportunity"
THE PORT CITY
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PHENIX CITY RUSSELL COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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P. 0. Box 356, Phenix Plaza Tel. 298-8562
PHENIX CITY
"1955 - All American City - 1955"
"EAST ALABAMA'S GATEWAY METROPOLIS"
(Courtesy Phenix City-Russell County Chamber of Commerce)
STATISTICAL REVIEW
Form of Government--Commission. Population--1950 U. S. Census, 23,305; U. S. (1960 official) Census, 27,630. Area--More than 6 square miles. Altitude -- 301 feet above sea level. Climate -- Mean annual temperature. 65.4 degrees F. Parks--3: 2 for whites, 1 for Negroes, with total of 77 9 acres. Assessed Valuation-Over $21,150,240.00, with $1.20 per $100 city tax rate. Financial Data --2 banks in city, with deposits of over $9,000,000. Two banks in county, deposits over $2,000,000.00. One building and loan association. Assets--$8,500,000.00. Telephones in Service--Over 9,200. Churches--Over 65, representing 13 denominations. Industry Chief industries of city and surrounding territory: Agriculture, cattle and manufacturing. Principal manufactured products: Brick, lumber, pottery, concrete products, candy, metal castings, office and bank fixtures, rebuilt auto parts and kitchen cabinets. Hospitals 1, valued at $3,000,000, with 130 beds. Additional wing just completed at a cost of $1,000,000. Water Meters--6,850-gas meters-5,870-vehicle registration 1960-15,652-county population 46,351.
Trade Area --Retail area has a radius of 130 miles, and population of 275,000; wholesale area radius of 100 miles, and population of 500,000.
Railroads--2: Central of Georgia and Seaboard Air Line. Highways--U. S. 80, 280 and 431. Amusements --1 motion picture theatre, with seating capacity of 1,500 persons. 1 open air theatre, school sports, fishing, swimming, boating, skating and bowling. Education--12 public schools including 2 senior high and 3 junior high. 2 parochial schools. Number of pupils in public schools, in city, 4,772; in parochial schools, 700. Number enrolled in all public and parochial, city and county schools 7,602. Number of teachers in public school system, 212; total personnel of the city system, 270. Total teachers in parochial schools, 22. Value of parochial school system, $500,000; public school system, $5,000,000. City Statistics total street mileage, 105, with 90 miles paved. Miles of gas mains, 74; sewers, 68. Number of water customers, 6,674; light meters, over 10,000; gas meters, 5,784. Fire department has 16 men, with 2 stations and 3 pieces of motor equipment of triple combination. Police department has 28 men, with 1 station and 9 pieces of motor equipment.
GENERAL REVIEW
In 1923, the twin cities of Phenix City and Girard abandoned their independent, aldermanic form of government, and by an act of the Alabama State Legislature, were merged, thereby forming the present municipality of Phenix City, a prosperous community of approximately 30,000 inhabitants, including contiguous territory.
Phenix City, situated on the western bank of the Chattahoochee River, opposite Columbus, Georgia occupies a strategic highway position with reference to other important commercial and agricultural cities of eastern Alabama.
Three main trunk highways converge in Phenix City. U. S. Highway 80, an important military highway, extends from San Diego, California, to Savannah Beach, Georgia, passing through Montgomery and Maxwell Field, Alabama, to Fort Benning, Georgia. U. S. 431 extends from Michigan City, Indiana, through Phenix City, continuing to Dothan, Alabama. Also U. S. 280 from Birmingham, Alabama, to Georgia.
Special mention should be made of the great hydro-electric power plants, located on the Alabama side of the river near Phenix City.
Situated in the foothills of the Appalachian Range of the Blue Ridge Mountains, in the Chattahoochee Valley, at the head of navigation on the Chattahoochee River, Phenix City enjoys a most temperate climate. The elevation is 301 feet above sea level, with an annual mean temperature of 65.4 degrees.
Barbee Fixture Mfg. Co.'s original plant was destroyed by fire in the fall of 1954. The company immediately rebuilt a new and modern plant about three blocks from their original location on a three acre tract of land. The new plant, comprising approximately 20,000 square feet of floor space, is 100% sprinkler protected.
This is one of the most modern fixture manufacturing plants in the South and offers its customers the most efficient service in the designing, manufacturing and installation of high quality bank and office fixtures.
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Idle Hour Park
Coulter Building
First Methodist Church
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New, Modern Store in Phenix City
Phenix City has twelve public schools, including a senior high school (also a senior high for Negroes), and three junior high schools. The present valuation of school properties is $5,000,000.
There are 65 churches of various denominations in Phenix City, all enjoying large attendance. Resurfacing of numerous streets in all parts of the city has taken place during the past few years. Total mileage of paved streets in the city now is 90. Transportation in Phenix City is served by two railroads (Seaboard Air Line and Central of Georgia), four interstate bus lines, and local bus service, operating on twenty-minute schedules. Numerous taxicabs are in operation between Phenix City and Columbus, with a 25 rate to a point determined by the distance and route. Sanitary and health conditions existing in Phenix City are of highest standard. The County maintains a complete and full-time staff of physicians, nurses and sanitary inspectors, with a new $200,000 clinic. Industry and industrial products include agriculture and textiles, woodwork, brick, pottery, tile, iron products, candy and bank and office fixtures, and a modern cardboard box plant. Building expansion in recent years included the First Federal Savings &. Loan Association s new building, Wofford Oil Co., new Texaco stations, new Standard Oil stations, three new tourist courts, Alabama Power Co.'s new and modern office, and a vast church expansion program. Also the new Phenix Lithographing Plant, and numerous small industries. Phenix City has an assessed valuation of over $21,150,240, with a city area of more than six square miles. It is the county seat of Russell County, and has a county tax rate of $1.05 and city tax rate of $1.20. New industries are offered an exemption up to ten years. The new Russell County Court House and Russell County Jail, located at Phenix City, represent an initial investment, respectively, of $500,000 and $150,000, and are among the most modernly equipped public buildings in the entire South. The Phenix City Post Office represents a Federal expenditure of approximately $65,000. Phenix City is the smallest city in the U. S. to receive white and colored Federal Housing Authority housing projects totaling over $7,500,000 in value. The white project known as the Riverview Court Apartments, has been completed, and the colored project, known as the Frederick Douglas Apartments, also has been completed. The Lucian Stough 200 Homes For Colored is completed. The Housing Authority of the City of Phenix City has a total of 872 public low-rent dwelling units, management, community and maintenance facilities at a total cost of over $7,000,000.00. A new 200-unit Federal housing project for colored people began construction in 1960. The Riverview Court Apartments, for whites, has 390 dwelling units and Frederick Douglas Homes for Negroes has 282 dweUing units. The local Authority is serving as the local agency for the Urban Renewal Administration. The Phenix Shopping Plaza, a shopping center in the heart of Phenix City, only two blocks from Broad St. in Columbus, just across the state line, contains 27 stores with ample parking. An all-out industrial drive is put forth by the Phenix City Chamber of Commerce, seeking new industry. Brochures and hundreds of personal letters are written to prospective new industries, telling of Phenix City's many advantages. The municipal government is composed of three commissioners, including a mayor-commissioner. The police, fire and street departments are completely equipped and adequate for the needs of the municipality. The Idle Hour, a City-owned recreational park is located three miles from the heart of Phenix City. This center offers practically every form of clean indoor and outdoor recreation. Among them are swimming, boating, bowling, skating, picnics, rides, horseback-riding, fishing, target games, dancing, and many other sports.
Dixie Brick Co.
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Lakewood Park, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, located three miles from Phenix City, off Summerville Road, is municipally-owned and is part of the City recreation program. The lake itself consists of about forty acres, surrounded by a beautiful wooded section of about 400 acres. Among the principal forms of recreation are fishing, boating, swimming, picnicking, archery and badminton. The Boy and Girl Scouts camps are near the lake, and these two organizations enjoy all privileges free of charge. This reservation is open to the public, and a nominal charge is made for the different forms of recreation, for maintenance expenses only. An 18-hole golf course has just been completed on Lakewood Park Property.
Phenix City has an excellent recreation department, with a paid manager, assistant manager, janitor and other workers. The Recreation Board has control of Lakewood Park operations, in which outstanding achievements have been recorded. Lakewood, a natural park, draws many thousands for picnics, swimming, hiking, boating and fishing.
Phenix City Lions Club is now building a 9-hole Golf Course in the Lakewood Park area.
Active clubs include the Chamber of Commerce, Junior Chamber of Commerce, Lions, Rotary, Sertoma, Civitan Club, Kiwanis Club, Moose Club, American Federated Garden Clubs, Women's Civic Club and C Club (Central High School graduates). The American Legion has more than 1,000 members, and is the sixth largest post in the state.
All of the civic clubs participated in some form of community improvement and fun the past years.
The Phenix City Lions Club was most active, with proceeds pledged for continued work in sight conservation. The Junior Chamber of Commerce won first place over the nation in its "Come to Church Program." Christmas in Phenix City was colorful, with scenes and lights strung along the Court House wings, under the sponsorship of the Phenix Merchants Association.
Successful promotional work has been conducted by the Phenix City Chamber of Commerce. News bulletins, industrial indexes, color folders, picture cards and other advertisements distributed over the entire nation are paying big dividends.
There is a Senior Employment Service office in Phenix City, capable of supply the labor needs of Russell County. In a recent year, more than 2,500 persons used these services, either filing for employment, registering for unemployment compensation, seeking advice or information from the department, or securing war veterans' benefits. All of the city uses the services of the employment agency, and many placements are made through it.
Direct bus service is in operation on ten-minute schedules from Phenix City and Columbus. Phenix City has two modern movie theatres. There are several fine theatres in the metropolitan area.
No resume of Phenix City's history would be complete without mentioning the highlight of the last battle of the Civil War east of the Mississippi River, which was fought on Ingersoll Hill breastworks located within the city limits of Phenix City. These breastworks are still intact and standing. The Phenix City Chapter of T.A.U.D.C. is now engaged in a nation-wide campaign to perpetuate the memory of this momentous event in American history, with a singing, memorial tower to be erected on the exact spot the breastworks now occupy. Land has been donated or otherwise acquired, and architects' plans and specifications for the tower have been approved. The memorial, which will be constructed of Alabama marble or granite will contain acoustical chimes and pipe organs, which will be synchronized to broadcast at intervals.
Phenix Chamber's Tourist Bureau
The Hawthorne Apartments were constructed at a cost of $350,000 in 1950. This 52-unit construction is privately-owned and houses both civilian and military families.
Building 174 units for the Federal Housing Program started during 1951. These new units were added to the Riverview Court Apartments, which house white families in Phenix City.
Tourists will welcome and-admire the modern motel facilities all air-conditioned and modern in every respect.
Living expenses in Phenix City are moderate, and commensurate with modern housing facilities and municipal advantages. Agriculture and live-stock farming are followed successfully in the county environs of Phenix City. Opportunity awaits you in Phenix City--"The City of Opportunity and Progress.'' The city's latch-string is out--come, live, work and play in this progressive community.
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One of Phenix City's New Buildings
Phenix City, industrial-minded, and with an attitude of welcome to newcomers, not only holds out the hand to new enterprises, but is showing the way. Its new plants offer encouragement to others who wish to establish their industry in a city with a future. The city's manufacturing institutions are progressive and successful. The pages of this Directory give striking illustration. The Rock City Box Co., The Phenix Foundry, Barbee Fixture Mfg. Co., and Bickerstaff Brick-Clay Products are considered leading industries in the city. Many have expanded their plants and their territory since starting operations a few years ago.
A new Alabama Power Co. office is located on 14th St. Several new retail stores have located in Phenix City recently. Ric's Motel, a new ten-unit court, has helped to fill the demand for lodging in the town.
Probably the one most important recent construction was the building of the Phenix-Shopping Plaza. Its attractiveness stands out above the rest, since the location is at the crossing of Phenix City's two busy streets. The building's cost ran into about 2-million dollars.
WPNX is the Phenix City radio station and other prospects are being worked in an attempt to bring new industry to the city. The Chamber of Commerce is making every possible move to give Phenix City its much-needed payroll.
A $150,000 American Legion Hall, and the churches, which have expanded $450,000, principally expressed in adequate and thoroughly enlarged and modernized Sunday School quarters, are among the other outstanding construction projects of recent date.
Phenix City has recently had a cardboard box company, which is the Rock-City Box Co to open a plant. It is a 52,000 square foot building in the Phenix Industrial Park.
The Phenix-Girard Bank, a member of the Federal Insurance Corp., held deposits of over $7,000,000 at the close of business on June 30, 1961. Established in 1904, this bank has proved its worth many times.
The Barbee Fixture Mfg. Co. was organized in 1945 by a partnership of three brothers consisting of John Barbee, J. J. Barbee, and C. F. Barbee.
The company specializes in custom-built fixtures for banks, stores and offices. Its services include designing, manufacturing and installation of its products with sales and installations throughout the South.
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Britton & Dobbs is Phenix City's newest funeral home, opened recently. The building is of modern design, chapel built of cracked blocks with mortuary of brick and tile construction. The chapel is of cathedral type and with adjoining room will seat 218. It has a specially designed air-conditioned unit which holds the temperature at the proper level regardless of the crowd. It is also equipped with the latest Hammond organ and the acoustics are excellent.
Phenix City is developing a 120 acre industrial park on a paved highway and railroad with city water, natural gas and ample electricity, with paved streets and railroad siding, ample sites available with a 10 year tax exemption for city, county and state taxes.
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BUYERS' GUIDE OF THE CITIES OF
COLUMBUS GEORGIA AND
PHENIX CITY ALABAMA
1963-64
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ALSO A COMPLETE CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY BEGINNING ON PAGE 97
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RAY DOWLING'S SERVICE STATION RAY DOWLING MOTOR CO.
GASOLINE
OILS
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TIRES -- TUBES -- BATTERIES -- AUTO SUPPLIES WASHING -- LUBRICATION
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WYNNTON BRANCH 1230 13th Avenue
m FORT BENNING - Corner Vibbert and Hall
lOJLUi TENTH STREET BRANCH
Broadway at 10th Street
Complete Banking Services tor Three Quarters of a Century
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BANKS
THE
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
OF COLUMBUS, GA.
ESTABLISHED 1876
Home Of The 66Oldest Bank In Columbus"
Resources Over $45,000,000.00 Capital and Surplus $3,500,000.00
TEL. FAirfax 2-8242
101 13th STREET
P.O. BOX 40
BANKS
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BENNING PARK BRANCH
FIVE POINTS BRANCH
BROADWAY BRANCH
WYNNTON BRANCH
OFFICE AT FORT BENNING, BUILDING SIXTEEN
The First National Bank of Columbus, Ga.
66Oldest Bank In Columbus"
TOTAL RESOURCES OVER $45,000,000.00
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $3,500,000.00
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
EXPANDED BANKING FACILITIES IN MODERN SURROUNDINGS
6 CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU
AMPLE PARKING SPACE DRIVE-IN WINDOWS COMPLETE TRUST DEPARTMENT FACILITIES CHECK CREDIT PLAN Your Every Need in Banking Conducted in An Atmosphere of Courtesy and Efficiency.
10113th Street
ESTABLISHED 1876 P.O. BOX 40
Phone FAirfax 2-8242
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BANKS
C. L. MULLIN, Chairman of Board CARL G. PICKREN, Cashier BARTOW D. TOMBLIN, Asst. Vice-Pres.
S. R. MULLIN, Pres. H. R. MILLS, Vice.-Pres. W. E. COPELAND, Vice-Pres. and Trust Officer
PHENIX - GIRARD
RANK A Modern Bank With
Modern Methods
PERSONAL LOANS AUTOMOBILE LOANS
MORTGAGE LOANS
Our Sixtieth Year of Faithful Service To Our Community
1401 3rd Ave.
Phenix City, Ala. Member F.D.I.C.
Phone CYpress 8-0691
BANKS
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WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNTS--LARGE or SMALL HERE YOU WILL FIND A COURTEOUS, FRIENDLY STAFF TO ADVISE and ASSIST YOU WITH YOUR BANKING NEEDS
COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES
ESTABLISHED 1904
PHENIX - GIRARD
1401 3rd Ave.
RANK Phenix City, Ala.
Phone CYpress 8-0691
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BEAUTY SCHOOLS
McAllister university
OF
COSMETOLOGY
AGNES McALLISTE^ Proprietor FRANCIS STEGMEIER, Instructor
All Work By Students V2 Price
"Here To Serve You"
STUDENT TRAINING
ENROLL NOW
-- DAY and EVENING CLASSES -- OPEN 'TIL 9:30 P. M.
15 W. 11th
TELS. 327-3156 - 322-9378
BEAUTY SCHOOL
CITY DIRECTORY ADVERTISING IS A/ational ADVERTISING
Each edition of your Gty Directory is widely distributed to free-reference Gty Directory Libraries located at the Chambers of Commerce of hundreds of other cities.
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Distributors jor DIXIE BRICK COMPANY, Inc. BICKERSTAFF BRICK CO., Inc.
BICKERSTAFF CO., Inc. Manufacturers
FACE BRICK
BUILDING BRICK
STRUQURAL TILE
CONCRETE BLOCK
Mail, P. O. Box 1178 Columbus, Georgia
Plants: Four Miles South of Columbus at Ceramic, Dixieland
and Brickyard, Ala.
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BUILDING MATERIALS
WILLIAMS LUMBER COMPANY
For over 30 years we have been furnishing the home-owners, industrial plants and contractors of Columbus and surrounding territories with the highest grade millwork and building materials. Some of the finest homes and buildings in Columbus are outstanding examples of our skill, ability, and of the confidence which the people here have in us.
MILLWORK, BUILDING MATERIALS and SUPPLIES
Comer 12th and Webster Ave. BUSINESS MACHINES
Phone FAirfax 7-3282
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BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. Sales - Service - Supplies - Rentals - Lease Plans
TYPEWRITERS-ADDING MACHINES - CALCULATORS - POSTING MACHINES DUPLICATING MACHINES - PHOTOCOPY MACHINES - FURNITURE - DICTATING MACHINES
1048 TALBOTTON ROAD, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA
PHONE 322-4217
You save more than money with
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CANDY MANUFACTURERS
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TOM HUSTON
7
PEANUT CO. "SERVING THE CHATAHOOCHEE VALLEY"
CONFECTION MANUFACTURERS
TOASTED PEANUTS -- PEANUT BUTTER CRACKERS CANDY
900 8th
TELEPHONE FAirfax 3-2721
Do Not Lend Your
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IT COSTS YOU MONEY--Every Time it Is Loaned
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The reason is:-- There is a definite cost involved in the making of the DIRECTORY of Your City. THIS COST MUST BE ABSORBED BY THE SUBSCRIBERS--BE THEY ONE-OR BE THEY 1000. If there were but ONE SUBSCRIBER to the CITY DIRECTORY--THE ONE SUBSCRIBER would of necessity have to absorb THE WHOLE COST. If there were 100 SUBSCRIBERS--each one would have to absorb 1/100th' PART OF THE WHOLE COST. If there were 1000 SUBSCRIBERS--each one would have to absorb 1/1000th PART OF THE WHOLE COST. From which it is obvious that the GREATER the number of subscribers --the LESSER the cost to each. And It is also obvious that the LESSER the number of subscribers--the GREATER the cost to each. Every time you loan your City Directory the LESS NECESSITY THERE IS FOR THE BORROWER TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SERVICE. MORE BORROWERS result in FEWER SUBSCRIBERS which means INCREASED COST.
THE PUBLISHERS
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CEMETERIES
mraiLL
INC. *- m li r t.i a
4151 MACON ROAD (EDGEWOOD)
PHONE FAirfax 2-7796
PERPETUAL CARE
PARKHILL MEMORIAL CHAPEL AND MAUSOLEUM
CARILLONIC TOWER ( EQUIPPED WITH A SET OF 25 SCHULMERIC BELLS)
GARDENS OF GETHSEMANE and RESURRECTION BURIAL ESTATES ARE NOW AVAILABLE IN THESE NEW GARDENS LOCATED IN THE CHAPEL AREA MASONIC GARDEN -- CATHOLIC GARDEN
CHURCHES
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THE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
"Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life" (Opposite Ralston Hotel)
Church Calendar
SUNDAY: 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 8:30 a.m. Morning Worship
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship * 6:15 p.m. Baptist Training Union * 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship
WEDNESDAY: 6:15 p.m. Family Night Supper 7:00 p.m. Mid-week Prayer Service
Thirty minutes later April through September
212 12th Street
Tels. 322-4469 and 322-4460
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CHURCHES
ST. IUKE
METHODIST
CHURCH
CHURCH CALENDAR SUNDAY
9:45 A.M. Church School
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship
6:00 P.M. MYF Supper and Recreation (September thru May)
6:30 P.M. MYF Supper and Recreation (June thru August)
7:30 P.M. Evening Worship (September thru May)
8:00 P.M. Evening Worship
(June thru August)
WEDNESDAY
7:00 P.M. Church Night Supper and Fellowship (September thru May)
No Wednesday Evening Services (June thru August)
1104 2d Ave. at 11th Street
327-4343 Phones: 327-4344
327-4345
CLOTHING
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Ladies1 and Misses1 Ready-to-Wear
Millinery -- Shoes -- Hosiery Furs
Bags -- Accessories Sportswear -- Coats - Suits
Dresses -- Formals Bridal Gowns --Lingerie
Bridal Consultant
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SHOE
READY
DEPARTMENT TO WEAR
OFFICE
ACCESSORIES and
MILLINERY SPORTSWEAR
1109 Broadway FAirfax 3-7752 FAirfax 2-4281 FAirfax 2-4151 FAirfax 2-3491 FAirfax 2-1144
CHILDREN S DEPARTMENT WYNNTON STORE ONLY FAirfax 4-1987
2302 Wynnton Road
Phone FAirfax 7-8625
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CLOTHING
SCHWOB MANUFACTURING
COMPANY Makers of
THE SOUTH'S LEADING MEN'S CLOTHIER ALSO MEN'S CLOTHES AND MILITARY UNIFORMS MADE TO ORDER
GENERAL OFFICES 945 Broadway at 10th St. Telephone FAirfax 3-5631
RETAIL STORE 947 Broadway at 10th St. Telephone FAirfax 2-1191
RETAIL STORES LOCATED THROUGHOUT GEORGIA, FLORIDA ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, and LOUISIANA
COIN MACHINES
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COLLECTIONS
BONDED CREDIT BDREAD INCORPORATED
Nation Wide Credit Reporting Service and
Bonded Collecting Service
Affiliated With
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CREDIT BUREAUS
AMERICAN COLLECTORS ASSOCIATION
1318 WARREN AVE.
CREDIT REPORTING
Phones
A Thru F
324-5441
G Thru O
324-5611
P Thru Z
324-4261
General Information
322-6681
COLLECTIONS Phone
322-6692
COLLECTIONS
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Columbus Adjustment Bureau
- COLLECTIONS -
ANYWHERE - ANYTIME
NO COLLECTIONS -- NO CHARGES
COMMERCIAL
PROFESSIONAL
PERSONAL CALL-SERVICE
LEGAL SERVICE
339 MARTIN BLDG.
MRS. MAUDE G. JOHNSTON, owner
1320 Broadway St.
Phone FAirfax 4-1316
When You Want to Know:
--where a person lives. --what his occupation is.
who lives at a certain number on a street.
--where a street is located. --the correct spelling of a name.
--the officers of a corporation.
--the partners in a firm.
--the solution to any of scores of problems that pop up unexpectedly to annoy and baffle you.
you can quickly find the answer in the City Directory
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CONCRETE PRODUCTS
MANUFACTURERS OF
SPECIFICATION CONCRETE
QUALITY AND SERVICE
OUR EXCLUSIVE PLANT-MIXING PROCESS INSURES ACCURATE QUALITY CONTROL
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Dial FAirfax 74548 SSS
THE
CONCRETE CO.
822 12th P. O. Box 628
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
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CONSOLIDATED GRAVEL &
INCORPORATED
4" Telephone MUrdock 9-9744
SAND and GRAVEL TRUCK LOAD or TRAIN LOAD
CONCRETE PIPE 4" Through 84"
Brennan Road
PIPE CO. P. O. Box 510
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CONTRACTORS
HARDAWAY
CONTRACTING COMPANY, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS
and ENGINEERS
Industrial Plants Foundations Docks and Terminals Warehouses
Dams and Power Plants
Bridges Highways Railroads
General Offices COLUMBUS GEORGIA
15 L 11thSt.
Tel. FAirfax 3-6451
335 Andrews Rd.
Tel. MUrdock 9-9701
Phones FAirfax 3-6451; Shop MUrdock 9-9701
CONTRACTORS
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CONTRACTORS
Wm. F. NEWMAN CO., INC. YOUR BUTLER BUILDER
GENERAL CONTRACTORS See us before you build.
Get facts and figures on a Butler Building! Call or Write Today.
1328 WEBSTER AVE. Dial FAirfax 7-4528
EQUIPMENT SUPPLY - SERVICE CO.
DIVISION OF WM. F. NEWMAN CO., INC.
KERRICK STEAM CLEANERS STEAM CLEANING COMPOUND SKILL ELECTRIC SAWS-DRILLS HAMMERS-GRINDERS-ETC.
WELDING EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES EVERYTHING lor ELECTRIC and OXY-ACETY WELDING
ALL COMPRESSED GASES OXY-ACETY - HYDROGEN - NITROGEN HELIUM
CARBON DIOXIDE and MEDICAL GASES
SAFEWAY SCAFFOLDS (Rentals)
BULLARD GRINDING PRODUCTS (Wheels - Roths - Disc Cut-Off
Wheels - Etc.)
Extinguishers Sales and Service
1328 Webster Ave.
P. 0. Box 112
Phone Fairfax 7-4528
WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Commercial and Industrial BUILDERS
1229 WEBSTER AY.
PHONE 324-5451
CONTRACTORS
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JAMES
B.
MIZE,
CONTRACTOR
--$ Quality ^JJcrome
5017 St. Francis Ave. Tel. 327-8173
Columbus, Georgia
PIERSON ELECTRIC COMPANY
CONTRACTORS
2970 BROOKHAVEN RD.
Commercial and Industrial Only
- P. 0. BOX 5373 -
V TELEPHONE 327-7461
RESIDENTIAL -- COMMERCIAL
ALUMINUM AWNINGS
SCREENS CARPORTS JALOUSIES STORM DOORS MARQUEES GUTTERS
INSULATION
BLOWN ROCKWOOL BATTS DUCT WRAPPING PIPE COVERING BOILER WORK SOUNDPROOFING WEATHERSTRIPPING SUNSCREENS
PLASTIC COATINGS HOME
IMPROVEMENTS ROOFING
ASBESTOS SIDING DRIVEWAYS PATIOS BLOCK WORK
Wadsworth Insulating and Aionmg Co.
TEL. 322-6284
P.O. BOX 1653 - 403 OLD BROWN ST.
DIXSON WADSWORTH
THE KNOWLEDGE OF
WHERE TO BUY IS AS IMPORTANT
AS WHERE TO SELL GOODS
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CONTRACTORS -- FENCES
Block and Brick Panel Weave
Chain Link Wood Link
INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL
RESIDENTIAL
fences
All Styles Redwood and Cypress
Fence Co.# Inc.
All Posts Equally Spaced At 10 Feet Or Less
NO DOWN PAYMENT LOCAL BANK FINANCING Telephone -- 327-2929
or-327-3415
CONTRACTORS -- GRADING AND PAVING
L. C. ALEXANDER
GRADING & PAVING CO.
FILL DIRT 2845 MIMOSA
TOP SOIL
Office Tel. 327-7005
Night 687-0050
COTTON GIN MANUFACTURERS
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Lummus Cotton Gin Co. MANUFACTURERS
COTTON GINS AND MACHINERY
STRUCTURAL STEEL
TEXTILE MANUFACTURERS FABRICATED STEEL
'Lummus First Name In Cotton Gins and Equipment"
712 lOth Av
Telephone 323--1871
Know Your Directory SYMBOLS
^ means TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBER
PARK PLACE (Highland Park)--From 21
S 1st av east 110 _ Hay ter Jennie AJMrs^ i
HOME OWNER
1ll1j8gArfilainpgpLHawarrreyncWe L2 3(
If you wish to know whether a man owns his home or has a telephone, refer to the Householders and Street Guide Section of your City Directory. The symbols shown above enable you to learn if the occupant owns the home and is a telephone subscriber.
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CREDIT BUREAUS
MERCHANTS CREDIT ASSOCIATION
AND COLLECTION SERVICE (CREDIT BUREAU OF COLUMBUS) NATION-WIDE CREDIT REPORTING SERVICE and BONDED COLLECTING SERVICE AFFILIATED WITH
ASSOCIATED CREDIT BUREAUS OF AMERICA Medical Credit Division Retail Credit Division
NATIONAL RETAIL CREDIT ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN COLLECTORS ASSOCIATION
Credit Reports FAirfax 7-0201
PHONES
Collections FAirfax 7-4326
409 12th Street
CREDIT BUREAUS
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PHENIX CITY COLLECTION SERVICE
CREDIT BUREAU OF PHENIX CITY Tel. 298-2521
MEMBER INTERNATIONAL CREDIT ASSOCIATION LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED
CREDIT REPORTING AND COLLECTIONS
LOCAL-NATIONAL SERVICE
"Collections of all Types''
WILLIAM D. EABY, JR. PARTNER
MILDRED M. KING PARTNER
PHONE 298-3653
BROKEN PROMISES INTO CASH
516 14th St.
Phenix City, Ala.
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DAIRIES
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ICE CREAM
at Better Dealers
,.. Everywhere
DAIRY PRODUCTS
The choice of discriminating homemakers. Kinnetts Ice Cream is manufactured under the most exacting specifications for finest in flavor and quality.
Ku^a
DAIRIES. INC . 1243 Sixth Ave.,
PHONE: FAirfax 3-4371
Columbus, Go.
STORE AND HOME DELIVERY
*
917 Brown Ave.
Dial FAirfax 3-3651
YOUR FAMILY GETS THE MOST
FROM . . .
DAIRIES
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ICE CREAM
FOREMOST DAIRIES INC.
308 17th STREET
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
TEL. 322-8251
COLUMBUS DETECTIVE AGENCY 22 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Call Us At
Anytime For
Any Kind of Detective Work
CIVIL - CRIMINAL - DOMESTIC - FACTORY PERSONNEL - INDUSTRIAL DIVORCE EVIDENCE - COMMERCIAL - SKIP TRACING
CARL E. SHOAF, Owner
Telephone FAirfax 7-6580
823 - 2nd Avenue
24 HR. PHONE SERVICE
COLUMBUS, GA.
Civil -- Commercial -- Domestic
loANCER detective agency
PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS
We Maintain Manual and Electronic Equipment For All Types Investigation
Investigation -- Protection -- Collection -- Automobile Repossession Trained Personnel Available -- 24 Hr. Service -- Reasonable Rates
233 Martin Bldg.
Tel. 323-6614
1320 Broadway
A PROSPECTIVE PURCHASER Turns to the Advertising Department covering the Desired Business and selects certain names and addresses.
Will He Find Your Advertisement There? If not, you lose the business, and your competitor gets it through his advertisement in the Directory.
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RICHMOND 30, VA. TEL. 359-6001
DRUGGISTS
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BOOTH'S DRUG STORE "OWNED BY PHENIX CITY FOLKS"
A COMPLETE LINE OF DRUGS AND SUNDRIES
614 16th STREET
PHENIX CITY, ALA.
PHONE CYpress 8-6311
OUT OF SIGHT! OUT OF MIND!
OUT OF BUSINESS!
^ The importance of keeping firm ana product names in the public eye is recognized by all business men. It is astonishing to' see how a firm or product, however meritorious, will slip into the limbo of the forgotten if not persistently advertised.
The City Directory is the natural medium for keeping a business or product name in the spotlight. Insist on being well represented in its pages.
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ELECTRIC POWER COMPANIES
Always at your service..
At the Georgia Power Company office you may apply for service, pay electric bills, purchase electrical appliances, leave appliances for repair, arrange for home repair of your large appliances, or receive information regarding your electric service.
In addition, the Georgia Power Company provides many valuable services, without cost or obligation, to help our customers Live Better . . . Electrically!
V IF you are a businessman, our commercial sales engineers will assist you in planning lighting, cooking, refrigeration, heating and cooling installations.
V IF you are a manufacturer, our industrial
sales engineers offer many services important to your plant operation.
V IF you are a builder, contractor, or architect, our residential sales engineers will provide adequate wiring plans and other aids toward electrical living.
V IF you are a housewife, our home service representatives will help you plan your house wiring, kitchen, laundry or home lighting. They will advise you on the care and use of your electrical appliances.
V IF you are a farmer, our rural engineers will help you plan your farm wiring. They know how to harness electricity to more than 300 farm jobs.
TAX-PAYING INVESTOR-OWNED
GEORGIA POWER COMPANY A CITIZEN WHEREVER W I SERVE
1330 BROADWAY
P. O. BOX 1220
PHONE: 322-1661
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
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COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL Complete Electrical Service
LIGHTING FIXTURES COMPLETE STOCK OF LAMP PARTS SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS
LEVY 1413 2d ave.
MORTON
CO. PHONE 323-6391
NEED
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CONSULT THE CLASSIFIED BUSINESS SECTION
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ENGINEERS
CARR Cosululiincj, +UfUtee/ii
CIVIL
ELECTRICAL AIR CONDITIONING
SURVEYS DESIGNS SUPERVISION
2627 Schaul St.
Phone FAirfax 2-1981
FENCES
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No Money Down 36 Months To Pay First Payment Due 45 Days After Installation
(Marti cane
N-*.
fence
RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL FENCES
FREE ESTIMATES
HURRICANE FENCE CO.
1408 Morris Rd.
Telephones FAirfax 4-4446 FAirfax 4-4447
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FLORISTS
BENNING BOULEVARD NURSERIES MR. AND MRS. EDGAR J. ALSOBROOK, Owners
Florists and Nurserymen Corsages -- Cut Flowers -- Weddings Floral Arrangements Plants -- Decorative and Garden
^ any Wire Flow" 1121 Fort Benning Road
Phone 689-5479
'florist DORIS and JIM PATRICK WHEN YOU THINK OF FLOWERS -- CALL DORIS
1912 Twelfth Ave.
FLOWERS BY WIRE
Telephones FAirfax 4-1331 Nights FAirfax 2-8609
From 50 to 70 per cent
Of the Information in the CITY DIRECTORY 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 this is to have the
Latest City Directory
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
STRIFFIER-HAMBY
MORTUARY, Inc.
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101513th SL Tel. FAirfax 2-3341
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
COLONIAL FUNERAL NOME
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AFDA - NFDA - AFDS
COMPLETE OXYGEN-EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE
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Phones CYpress 8-8728 CYpress 8-8729
SUMBRY
UNDERTAKING AUSTIN SUMBRY, JR. - Owner
CO.
COMPLETE FUNERAL and AMBULANCE SERVICE
FRIENDLY COURTEOUS SERVICE
CHAPEL SERVICE
418 South Seale Rd., Phenix City, Ala.
Phones Day--298-9561 Night--298-6745 Columbus 323-0686
FURNITURE
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WM.
BEACH
FURNITURE
APPLIANCES
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS
1010 BROADWAY ST.
TEL FAirfax 3-4329
Robert HOME
FURNISHINGS
pdge U REALTY
L
CO.
SAVE ON All YOUR FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE NEEDS "Across From Georgia Theatre"
11213th ST.
TELS. FAirfax 7-5972, FAirfax 7-1348
APPLIANCES
REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, AUTOMATIC WASHERS, DRYERS AND HOME FREEZERS
CARPETS AND RUGS BY Bigelow-Sanford
James Lees and Sons
1249 Broadway
Tel. FAirfax 2-5524
Bargains in Furniture IF YOU NEED
RUGS FURNITURE MIRRORS STOVES And Everything that Goes in a House SEE
W. H. PALMER
FURNITURE CO.
HOMES FURNISHED COMPLETELY Cash or Easy Payments
Telephone FAirfax 3-4991
1010 First Ave.
GAS
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Yfeu can do it better...
A tvrift taring
Only Automatic Gas Water Heaters, Give You Hot Water Three Times Faster.
with GAS!
efcftauftgng Only Gas Dries Clothes So Fast
... Costs So Little.
automatic ooofSng Look to Gas for the Smartest
Ranges Money Can Buy. j
4
attCMffifiatng Only Gap Gives Greatest Year-Round Comfort.
efcge*riu*
Only Gas Gives All Three-- Automatic Ice-Maker, 10-Year Warranty, No Moving Parts.
A'
tame taring Only Gas--
So Automatic So Clean-- So Convenient.
-CD
Gas Light Company
107 13th Street
OF COLUMBUS Your Natural Gas Company
COLUMBUS. GEORGIA
Tels. 322-8891 Service 344-4176
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GIFT SHOPS
ANNA MARIE'S
GIFT
SHOP
Religious Goods and Gifts A Specialty
&lfl\
Gifts For All Occassions Ash Trays, Lighters, Serving Dishes Greeting Cards, Party Goods
Specializinigg in: Rosaries -- Missals and Crucifixes Religious Medals ancd Charms -- Statues -- Testaments
and Non-Catholic Bibles
JW ^oVtWe. not cortfeitt
ALTERATION SHOP ON PREMISES
OPEN FROM 9 TIL 7:30 DAILY
EDGEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER
2236 ELM DR.
HEATING
TELEPHONE 323-1058
SUNBEAM HEATING &
INSULATING CO., INC CHAS. RAMBO, President
Registered Professional Engineer MEMBER OF: American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers, National Warm Air Heating
and Air Conditioning Association, National Association of Home Builders of the United States.
SINCE 1900
AMERICAN FURNACE HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT
STOKERS - GAS, COAL and OIL FURNACES
Telephone FAirfax 3-7301
1228 6th Ave.
Columbus, Ga.
HEATING AND PLUMBING
53
MODERN PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. WILLIAM J. DEAN - BEN W. BONE
Commercial
Residential
HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING - PLUMBING
915 9th Av.
P. O. Box 2063 HOTELS
TELEPHONE 327-8904
THE WAVERLY HOTEL MRS. LERA CROSBY, Mgr.
Completely Air Conditioned 100% Sprinkler Protected
100 Rooms -- Coffee Shop
13-1 3th Street
Tel. FAirfax 3-431 1
I am looking for some one - Likewise, some one is looking for me
If I have something to sell and I am not listed in this Directory under the proper headings
I LOSE A CUSTOMER
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INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES
Established 1853
COLUMBUS IRON WORKS COMPANY
SUPPLY DIVISION
BUILDING MATERIALS ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES and STEEL
WESTINGHOUSE JOHNS-MANVILLE
CRANE
RHEEM
Representing
CARBORUNDUM AMERICAN PULLEY THERMOID LINK-BELT
701
Front Avenue
Phone FAirfax 4-2461
Nights FAirfax 3-1047
MILL and ELECTRICAL SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
901 Front Avenue
Phone FAirfax 4-2461 - Nights FAirfax 3-6654
Mf- Citizen!
Correct Information Js
Valuable to you/
HCooperate with the City Directory enumerators to see that your name and those of your family are correctly listed in each edition. Your name, listed correctly in the City Directory, is a great asset. This has been proved thousands of times, especially in cases of employment application, proof of residence, questions relating to citizenship, applications for welfare assistance, distribution of mail, etc. Be better established ... be on record as a local citizen by seeing that your name is not missed or incorrectly listed in the Directory.
INSURANCE
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COLUMBUS INTERSTATE
INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
Member Columbus Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Georgia Association of Independent Insurance Agents National Association of Insurance Agents - - Offering - -
COMPLETE INSURANCE FACILITIES INCLUDING
Fire -- Automobile - Liability Workmen's Compensation
Surety Bonds--Marine
"The Value of your insurance depends largely upon the knowledge and integrity of your Agent"
COLUMBUS INTERSTATE BLDG.
1230-2ndAve.
Phone FAirfax 2-8843
W. M. FAMBROUGH, Executive Vice-President PAUL F. MORRISON, Vice-President
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INSURANCE
THE
JORDAN
COMPANY
Henry M. Coley
GENERAL INSURANCE
Harry T. Geeslin, Jr.
Paul E. Garrison
Representing
ASSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA FIDELITY & DEPOSIT COMPANY GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE & LIFE ASSURANCE CORP. LTD. GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA LIFECO INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA MILWAUKEE INSURANCE COMPANY MILLERS MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF ILLINOIS MONARCH INSURANCE COMPANY SAFECO INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW HAVEN UTICA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
"Strong Companies, Fair Adjustments, Prompt Payments" Our Services Are Unreservedly At Your Command
1220 2nd Ave P. O. Box 156
INSURANCE
57
WIILCOX-LUMPKIN CO. Founded 1848
COMPLETE
INSURANCE
SERVICE
FOR OVER 116 YEARS
Representing
AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSPECTION and INSURANCE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY NEWARK INSURANCE COMPANY
RELIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY SUN INSURANCE COMPANY TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY WESTCHESTER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CjooJ `^Icjency. Do d)o J^uAineAA 'lAJif/i
21613th Street
Phone FAirfax 3-3613
58
INSURANCE
c a\l
CARL
WILSON
REALTY
& INSURANCE. CO. SALES - RENTALS
ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE
We Buy-We Rent We Sell The Earth
"YOUR DRIVE-IN REALTORS'
1722 Hamilton Rd.
Dial FAirfax 4-2431 Residence Tel. FAirfax 3-8447
INSURANCE
59
INSURANCE AGENCY INC P. 0. BOX 79 - 2202 WYNNTON ROAD PHONE FAirfax 7-3607
ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE
FIRE CASUALTY AUTOMOBILE BURGLARY LIABILITY SURETY BONDS
Representing Stock and Mutual Companies
J. WRIGHT BROWN
FRANK A. ROBINSON, JR.
woodruff brown co.
INSURANCE (Featuring Home Owners Package Policies)
COMPLETE LINE FIRE and CASUALTY INSURANCE
114513th St
Dial FAirfax 3-6401
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INSURANCE
Chas. M. W00LF0LK AGENCY
Insurance of All Kinds
FIRE LIABILITY ACCIDENT and HEALTH
AUTOMOBILE BONDSHOME OWNERS POLICY.
MEMBER OF COLUMBUS ASSOCIATION
OF INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS
A Southern Mutual Policy means a 25% savings on your Fire Insurance Premium
214 13th STREET
TELEPHONE FAirfax 3-5656
THE
R. E. DISMUKES CO.
General Insurance Adequate Protection At A Savings
Insurance and Bonding Protection
YOUR mnJtptnJenr
For Every Need
For The Home
For The Individual
For The Business
1 1 29 1 3th Street
Phone FAirfax 3-3645
JACK AND LUBRICATING EQUIPMENT AND REPAIRS
1548 10th Ave.
R & R JACK REPAIR
Specializing In
'saAeroquip
The Repairing of All Jacks and
HFOLSEEXILBILNEES DETACHABLE, REUSABLE
FITTINGS
Lubricating Equipment
SCEOLFU-SPELAINLGINSG
FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE FOR GRACO-BALCRANK and OTHER LEADING EQUIPMENT
BCROEUAPKLAINWGASY
BIG 4 TIRE CHANGERS and EQUIPMENT
qj | pA| f 4.5995
LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES
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JESSE and VIRGINIA
ENGLISH AND WESTERN WEAR SADDLES AND LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES AND ACCESSORIES
Livestock Working Equipment Horse -- Stock Trailers -- Chutes Creep Feeders Mineral Boxes
Veterinary Biologicals, Pharmaceuticals, Antibiotics and Instruments
LIVESTOCK SHOW EQUIPMENT Saddles and Leather Repairs
"Everything For The Rancher . . . His Family . . . and Livestock"
1014 13th St.
Tel. 327-5120
KNOW YOUR DIRECTORY
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HOW TO LEARN OCCUPATION
AND NAME OF EMPLOYER
Credit, Sales and Advertising Departments can quickly check this vital information regarding customers and prospects. Responsibility, probable approximate income and similar questions can be answered instantly by referring to your Directory. Complete information is provided on every employed person.
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LUMBER
SNELLINGS
LUMBER
CO.,
INC.
"YOUR COMPLETE BUILDING MATERIAL DEALER" JOHN 0. BRYANT, President
tk& nmt BEAUTIFUL WINDOWS
in the, umld
Aluminum Windows and Screen Doors Cement, Brick, Terra Cotta, Pipe
Weather Board, Shingles, Wall Board All Types of Building Material
RUBEROID AspAa/t and'At
WEST COAST FIR LUMBER KILN DRIED FRAMING and FINISH
Phone 298-8726 1600 N. Railroad, Phenix City, Ala.
LUMBER
63
W.
T.
HARVEY LUMBER Established 1892
QUALITY - PRICE - SERVICE
CO.
RETAIL LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS
WALL BOARD
SASH, DOORS, SCREENS
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER
MILLWORK, ROOFING, PAINTS
BRICK, FLOORING, CEILING
OILS, GLASS, HARDWARE
WEATHER BOARD, SHINGLES
Phone FAirfax 2-3371
Wolmanized PRESSURE-TREATED LUMBER
800 15th St.
VALLEY FIR & REDWOOD CO.. INC. WHOLESALE and RETAIL
QUICK DELIVERY SERVICE FRAMING AND FINISH PLYWOOD - ROOF TRUSSES
903 Morris Rd. P. O. Box 5251
Tel. FAirfax 4-4316
64
LUMBER
DUDLEY BROS.
SASH ROOFING FLOORING SHEET ROCK
LUMBER CO., INC.
FIR and YELLOW PINE LUMBER
DOORS NAILS BUILDING FELT
PAINT
Wynn Rd., R.D. 2, Box 500 (P C)
Tel. CYpress 8-7847
MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS
Cooper Mattress Manufacturing Co. SINCE 1912
Manufacturers of Quality Bedding for the Retail Furniture Trade
Innersprings, Foam Rubber, Felt Mattresses and Box Springs
BEDDING BY BEMCO
G The World's Greatest Sleeping Pill'
Even-ized Quilted Construction
QUILTORAMA - HEALTH-O-MATIC CARLTON - DREAM MAID
Spring Filled Mattresses and Box Springs Nursery Furniture and Pillows
Available at All Leading Furniture Dealers
941 9th St. Cor. 10th Ave.
P. 0. Box 145
Phone 323-6411
COLUMBUS
MOBILE HOMES
OO 3748 VICTORY DRIVE
.INC.
PHONE 689-2097 (Area Code 404)
l
MONUMENTS
65
COLUMBUS MONUMENT CO.
"N&o&i ca*t tltesie. ite. a
a *no*tunte*U"
BENJAMIN F. HOUSE - WILLIAM M. HOUSE - W. HASSELL HOUSE
41! Authorized Dealer
GEORGIA CRYSTALLINE MARBLE GEORGIA (ELBERTON) BLUE GRANITE
A LASTING TRIBUTE TO OUR OWN
34|
418 10th AY.
322-7081
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MOTELS
the MARTINIQUE MOTOR HOTEL
DOWNTOWN COLUMBUS, GA.
AIR CONDITIONED 198 ROOMS RADIO and TV BACKGROUND MUSIC RESTAURANT, BANQUET ROOM HEATED POOL
1001 4th Av. at 10th
carl w. vann, Mgr.
Tel. FAirfax 2-664 Teletype 327-1874
MOTOR FREIGHT
THE
BAY
LINE
ST. ANDREWS BAY TRANSPORTATION CO.
DIRECT DAILY SERVICE TO and FROM LUMPKIN, CUTHBERT, BLAKELY
DOTHAN, COTTONDALE, MARIANNA PANAMA CITY and INTERMEDIATE POINTS
DAILY CONNECTIONS TO ALL POINTS
FOR DELIVERY ON TIME CALL "THE BAY LINE"
1210 11th Av.
P.0. Box 1734
FAirfax 2-705!
Tels.
and
FAirfax 2-617!
DRESS UP your business. Put your name in bold face type under every heading that describes your product. IT PAYS
3
MOVING AND STORAGE
67
ASK - WOODROW MILLER your North American man...
How is the cost of my move determined?
Free booklet answers questions about moving The final charge for any move is based on: (1) actual weight of your goods; (2) actual distance goods are moved; (3) the charge for "accessorial services". Call today ... let us give you a FREE packing estimate. Ask, too, for a free booklet, "How to Buy a Move," that gives the facts about moving services and charges.
SECURITY STORAGE & MOVING
410014th Av.
SERVICE
AGENT FOB /Va PITH AMER/CA/V VA/V L//VE3
Tels. FAirfax 2-1236 FAirfax 2-5032
ANYWHERE ANYTIME
LOCAL LONG DISTANCE
MOVING
STORAGE
PACKING and SHIPPING
FREE ESTIMATES - NO OBLIGATION OPERATED BY EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL SINCE 1934 - SERVING THE PUBLIC
ANY SIZE JOB APPRECIATED - SPECIAL PRICES ON LOCAL DELIVERIES
AGENTS FOR B. A. EVENS TRANSFER CO. - La GRANGE, GEORGIA
WITH GEORGIA LOW RATES
TWO-WAY TRANSFER COMPANY
3506 2d AV.
HOME OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE Tels. FAirfax 2-5592 or FAirfax 4-5729
68 PHONE FAirfax 3-1883
MOVING AND STORAGE
CHARLES L. DAWSON, Manager
WASHBURN STORAGE COMPANY LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE MOVING PACKING, CRATING and STORAGE
Serving 48 States and 7 Foreign Countries 1342 WEBSTER AVE. P. O. BOX 332
YOUNGBLOOD VAN & STORAGE CO. INC. America's Most Recommended Mover
ACCREDITED MOVING - PACKING - STORING - LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE
Maero ayflower
A SATISFACTORILY MOVED EMPLOYEE IS A SATISFIED EMPLOYEE.
3908 Hamilton Rd.
Columbus, Ga.
Tel. FAirfax 2-5595
NEWSPAPERS
THE COLOMBO HEW! The Largest Negro Weekly In The Chattahochee Valley
"Put Your Money Where The Market Is" Use The Pages Of Columbus News To Sell Your Products
For News-Advertising and Photography Contact
500% 9th St.
Tel. 324-3186
Vital Oetfjo'imatiCMt at 'l/aust, tf-uujesi-tipA.!
Tens of thousands of people who Were formerly strangers to the City Directory are consulting it on questions of citizenship, em-
ployment, sources of supply, communication, etc. In addition, Directory usage is up among regular subscribers.
MORE PEOPLE ARE SEEING CITY DIRECTORY ADS
OFFICE SUPPLIES
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WHITE
CO.
OnMXfUFPLIES
BOOKS STATIONERY PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES OFFICE EQUIPMENT OFFICE SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOUNTAIN PENS GREETING CARDS GAMES ART SUPPLIES BUSINESS MACHINES
AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR fABDICK MIMEOGRAPH PRODUCTS
Authorized Distributors
SHAWWALKER
A. B. DICK DUPLICATING PRODUCTS
1216-221st Ave.
Phone FAirfax 2-7701
BOOK DEPARTMENT
PHONE FAirfax 3-2691
70
PAINT
More Goods Are Bought and Sold Through the Classified Business Lists of City Directories, Than Through Any Other Medium!
PAVING
71
JIN H. BLIZZARD CONTRACTOR
DRIVEWAYS WALLS PATIOS
SIDEWALKS STEPS
SHUFFLE BOARDS
CONCRETE WORK TERMS
4243 3d Ave.
Tel. FAirfax 3 0901
SAM
FINLEY
INCORPORATED
ASPHALT PAYING
Parking Areas
Driveways %
Streets
Roads
w
S. LUMPKIN ROAD
P. 0. BOX 1599
PHONE MUrdock 9 5683
72
PICTURE FRAMERS
1611 13th Av.
(Eltff (Harter a
DECORATOR LAMPS
LAMP SHADES
LAMPS MADE FROM YOUR TREASURES
Custom Picture Framing Prints
Old Maps -- Engraving
Phone FAirfax 7-1382
PLUMBERS
RODGERS - MORGAN
PLUMBING CO.
"Where Your Business Is Appreciated" 29 Years in Business in Columbus
DAY AND NIGHT JETGLAS WATER HEATERS WE SELL --INSTALL --SERVICE and GUARANTEE 10 YEARS NO DOWN PAYMENT -- 36 MONTHS TO PAY
1710 10th AV. Phone FAirfax 3-3693
CANCER may be cured when prompt medical attention is secured. Ask your doctor for a thorough physical examination at least once a year. It's your best health protection. As a convenient reminder, make a date on your birthday for your annual check-up.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
73
... for fast dependable
PLUMBING REPAIRS
INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS CONTRACTING
CYpress 8-9089
1410 20th AVE.
LONG PLUMBING CO.
PHENIX CITY, ALA. PRINTERS
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RADIO AND TELEVISION STATIONS
Only WRBL brings you
all
AM
FM
TV
1420 On Your Radio
5000 Watts
102.9 On FM Radio 21,200 Watts
Channel 3
100,000 Watts
TELECASTING FROM THE WORLD S TALLEST STRUCTURE - 1,749 FEET ABOVE THE GROUND
Columbus Broadcasting Company, Inc.
Offices and Studios 1350 13th AVENUE
FAirfax 2-0601
Providing Tops in Local and Network Programs for Your Pleasure
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE arter REALTY CO. FA 4-4481 MU 9-4545
SERVING COLUMBUS SINCE 1937
SALES -- RENTALS -- INSURANCE -- LOANS
TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
DOWNTOWN
FAirfax 4-4481 1309 SECOND AVE.
NEAR BENNING MUrdock 9-4545 3391 VICTORY DR.
'Htdtou COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Complete Real Estate Service
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REAL ESTATE
JAMES B. HUFF, Pres, and Treas. WM. C. PEASE, Vice-President
GORDON FLOURNOY, Secretary JOHN F. DIXON
FLOURNOY REALTY
COMPANY Realtors
Established 1887
ENGAGED WHOLLY and EXCLUSIVELY IN THE BUSINESS OF
REAL ESTATE-RENTALS SALES and INSURANCE
Members
Columbus Real Estate Board Georgia Association of Real Estate Boards National Association of Real Estate Boards
Office 513th Street
Columbus, Ga.
Phone 323-6456
REAL ESTATE
77
78
REAL ESTATE
THARPE & BROOKS INCORPORATED THARPE
/ BROOKS
Mortgage Bankers
Insurors Serving Georgia From Atlanta, Athens, Augusta, Columbus, Macon and Savannah
"IN A STATE OF STEADY PROGRESS"
Phone FAirfax 3-1841
1305 2d Ave.
REAL ESTATE
79
"FOR LAND SAKES" SEE
CARL WILSON HE BUYS, HE RENTS, HE SELLS THE EARTH
City or Country
You Can Trust A Realtor
SALES -- RENTALS ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE HANDLED
CARL WILSON
REALTY & INSURANCE YOUR DRIVE-IN REALTORS
CO.
1722 HAMILTON RD. DIAL FAirfax 4-2431 RES. FAirfax 3-8447
80
REAL ESTATE
W. B. BRITTAIN REAL ESTATE BROKER
SALES - LOANS - APPRAISALS REAL ESTATE
CITY SUBURBAN
(OFFICE] 203 First Federal Bldg
1234 1st Av.
FARMS APPRAISALS
Tel. FAirfax 7-3641
FARLEY REALTY COMPANY
Insurance Agency REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE FIRE -- AUTO -- LIABILITY
PLATE GLASS -- BONDS
OUR MOTTO COURTESY and EFFICIENCY
See Us Today For PROPERTY MANAGEMENT -- SALES -- LEASES -- INSURANCE
MRS. E. W. FARLEY, Owner
TO RENTl
814 Fifth Avenue
Telephone FAirfax 3-8576
REAL ESTATE
81
JOSIAH
& JOE FLOURNOY
REAL ESTATE
CO
3131 Macon Rd.
SALES
RENTALS
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE
YOURR(KWnJeipendenf I'nSsIKurVaInSc/eYM OKU l/M*AG1TE*'NT
FIRE
CASUALTY
Phone FAirfax 4-1301
3662 Victory Dr. Members:
Phone MUrdock
Merchants Assn. - Better Business Bureau Columbus Real Estate Board Georgia Real Estate Association National Association of Real Estate Boards
9-2535
HOME REALTY CO
Sales and Rentals
tmway^^^AOEtiT
INSURANCE Fire, Theft, Auto Collision
REAL ESTATE LOANS
121614th, Phenix City, Ala.
Tel. CYpress 8-9767
82
REAL ESTATE
Jefferson Company
REAL ESTATE
SALES -- LOANS - RENTALS
tour/ WLprrJ.n, Insurance /AGENT 1IIKIS/ IOU I It if
Li
WE MAKE F.H.A., G.l. and CONVENTIONAL LOANS
INSURANCE FIRE-AUTOMOBILE
CASUALTY- SURETY-INLAND MARINE
422 11th St.
Tel. 322-5554
"YOUR BEST INVESTMENT IS REAL ESTATE"
REDDICK-PEARCE REALTY CO.
SALES LEASES RENTALS INSURANCE
Reddick-Pearce Bldg 845 Brown Ave.
Dial FAirfax 2-5536
REAL ESTATE
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G. C. WOODRUFF, SR., Chairman of Board PERRY BOROM, Vice President - Lease Department
GEO. C. WOODRUFF, JR., President JOHN F. SCARBOROUGH, JR., Soles Deportment
woodruff brown co.
GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE SALES LEASES and HOME LOANS
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
INSURANCE
BUSINESS PROPERTY INDUSTRIAL SITES
COMMERCIAL LEASES
APPRAISALS
MORTGAGE LOANS
SUB-DIVISION DEVELOPMENT
PRESENTLY DEVELOPING: WINCHESTER WINDSOR PARK
1145 13th St.
Dial FAirfax 3-6401
BENTON REALTY & INSURANCE CO.
REAL ESTATE SALES RENTALS MANAGEMENT
INSURANCE FIRE AUTOMOBILE CASUALTY
Specializing In Collecting Rents
810 6th Av.
Telephones 324-3586 Res. 298-2156
SALTER REALTY CO.
750 LINWOOD BLVD.
"WE DEVELOP - WE BUILD - WE SELL" PHONE FAirfax 7-4567
84
REAL ESTATE
ASTERN APPRAISAL. COMPANY
TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE IN REAL ESTATE VALUATION
COMMERCIAL -- INDUSTRIAL -- RESIDENTIAL AND FARM PROPERTIES
1 320 Warren Williams Rd.
Telephone FAirfax 7-5391
RENTALS -- EQUIPMENT
COLUMBUS
TRAILER AND RENT-ALLS // We Rent Most Anything"
Columbus Trailer & Rent-Alls is a service business designed to rent to you various types of equipment which you occasionally need, but do not wish to
purchase, listed below are a few of the items available for rent:
Garden and Yard Tools Carpenter Tools Power Tools
Mechanics Tools Plumbers Tools Cement Tools Picnic and Party Items Hospital Beds and Equipment
Moving Equipment Sanding Machines Painters Equipment
(Harvie C. Golden, Mgr.)
3140 Victory Drive Tel. MUrdock 9-7728
RESTAURANTS
ONE MILE FROM DOWNTOWN COLUMBUS ON HIGHWAY 27 & 280 SO. VICTORY DRIVE
COCO SUPPER CLUB Where Dining Is A Pleasure
Tel. MUrdock 9-8008
Owned and Operated By H. C. and Mrs. H. C. Thornton
Columbus, Ga.
DFCTAIIRANTS
85
DEPOT COFFEE SHOP
MRS. GRACE LANGFORD, Prop.
home cooked food
24-Hour Service
601 12th
Steaks -- Sea Foods -- Lunches -- Short Orders Tel. 327-6027
SAND AND GRAVEL
CALHOUN
SAND & GRAVEL INCORPORATED
J. PAUL CALHOUN, President
TRUCK LOAD or TRAIN LOAD Affiliated with
Consolidated Gravel & Pipe Co., Inc. Office and Plant
LUMPKIN ROAD TELEPHONE MUrdock 9-5814
CO.
EVERY STORE should appear in the Directory and the Directory should be in Every Store. Besides its use to the storekeeper, it is a convenience the customer expects.
The store that offers an old Directory, or no Directory at all, fails to show its patrons a courtesy they will find elsewhere.
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SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
The OLDEST Savings and Loan Association in Columbus
"ORGANIZED IN 1877"
REAL ESTATE LOANS HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS SAVINGS
Make your money work as hard as YOU do!
CURRENT DIVIDEND
40/
PER
/ ANNUM
9 - 12th STREET
TEL. 322-8291
Formerly Columbus Mutual Loan Association
SAVE TODAY!
VISIT US IN OUR NEW HOME .... COLLEGE EDUCATION FOR SON OR DAUGHTER? DREAM HOME? VACATION ? BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN?
Make the first move NOW!
Open your SAVINGS ACCOUNT with us today! Your money is readily available if the need should arise ... earns liberal dividends twice each year. And the best way to accumulate those reserves is through regular savings with this specialized savings association.
SERVING THIS COMMUNITY FOR THIRTY YEARS
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF RUSSELL COUNTY
>
OWN YOUR OWN HOME . . .SAVE WITH US!
1201 Broad St., Phenix City, Ala.
Dial CYpress 8-7801
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SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION OF COLUMBUS "THE SAVINGS CORNER"
GEO. C. WOODRUFF, SR. GEO. C. WOODRUFF, JR. J. DOUGLAS NEILL, JR. WM. W. HARRELL. . . .
I. B. BARRON MARY R. LARMON . . .
ELIZABETH M. BUSSEY. MARY ALL IE MIZELL .
MARGARET HAYWOOD . ADDIE MAE O'NEAL . . LOIS E. FLOYD . . . .
PEGGY G. GOOLSBY . . HELEN M. MAXWELL . .
OFFICERS
Chairman of Board . . . Vice-Chairman of Board
President 1st Vice President
Vice-President . . . Secretary and Treasurer
Assistant Secretary .Assistant Secretary-Treasurer
Teller Teller . Teller Teller Receptionist
J. WRIGHT BROWN FORREST L. CHAMPION, JR FRANK D. FOLEY WM. W. HARRELL
GEORGE C. WOODRUFF, SR.
directors
A. ILLGES
I. B. BARRON J. DOUGLAS NEILL, JR. H. K. PARK GEORGE C. WOODRUFF, JR.
INSURED SAYINGS - HOME LOANS
Accounts Insured Up To 510.000.00 By The Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp.
201 13th STREET Tel. FAirfax 4-3421
SHEET METAL
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3ndu3 trial Sleet H!/]etal Work
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DUST COLLECTORS
STEEL FABRICATORS SHEET METAL BUILT-UP ROOFING SHIELDED ARC-WELDING
BLOW PIPES
3840 HAMILTON RD.
TELS. FAirfax 7-9886 FAirfax 7-6373
SIGNS DIAL 323-5602 1256 Midway Drive
Res. 324-1984
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1323 CHERRY AVE. P. O. BOX 1142
TEL. 322-8271 COLUMBUS, GA.
STORE FIXTURES
COLUMBUS FIXTURE MANUFACTURING CO.
MANUFACTURERS and DESIGNERS BANK. STORE AND OFFICE
FIXTURES
930 10th Ave., P. 0. Box 1422
Phone 323-5687
TELEVISION
91
COMPLETE HOME
OUTFITTERS
WALT'S
FURNITURE TELEVISION APPLIANCES
Budget Terms
Complete Repair Department
No-Down Payments
Fast and Prompt
36 Months To Pay
Delivery
Open Monday Through Friday
10 A.M. Til 8 P.M. Saturday
9 A.M. Til 6 P.M.
1 523 Benning Road
3304 Victory Drive
1 529 Benning Road
Phone 689-4280
Phone 689-4161
Phone 689-5700
OAKLAND PARK SHOPPING CENTER
2055 South Lumpkin Road -- Phone 689-4161
TIRES
USED TIRES, INC.
(JSD
596 - 15th
SERVES THE SOUTH
DELIVER ANYWHERE
TRUCKS
TEL. 324-3244
THE MULLIN CO
Your International Harvester Dealer
SALES - SERVICE and PARTS
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TRUCKS
TENNYSOH-GARNER CO.
TRUCKS AND TRACTORS SALES and SERVICE
INTERNATIONAL DEALER Farm Tractors -- Motor Trucks Crawler Tractors -- Repair Parts -- Diesel Engines
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER '
935 8th St.
Columbus, Ga.
Tel. FAirfax 3-2756
UPHOLSTERERS
EDGEWOOD UPHOLSTERY
Quality Workmanship At Reasonable Prices Complete Renovating and Repairs
Open Monday thru Friday 8 A.M. til 6 P.M.
Saturday 8 A.M. til 12 Noon
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4015 Forest Rd. Telephones 327-3996
and 323-5386
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UPHOLSTERING
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FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERERS
93
Slip Covers Draperies Curtains Bed Spreads Carpets
Decorating Service Upholstering Custom Built
Furniture
"Columbus' Oldest Custom Shop"
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1713-15 12th AVENUE 1713-15 12th Ave.
FA 3-4281 Phone FAirfax 3-4281
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94
WELDERS
Serving Columbus and Phenix City Over 16 Years WELDING Specialists Portable Electric and
Acetylene Equipment
GENERAL MACHINE WORK 12011oth Ave.
Dial FAirfax 3-0994
MUSCOGEE IRON WORKS INC.
Structural Steel -- Fabricated and Warehoused Machine Shop -- Engineers -- Welding Anywhere
GEAR CUTTING-BUILDERS OF SPECIAL MACHINERY
1323 CHERRY AVE. P. O. BOX 1142
TEL. 322-8271 COLUMBUS, GA.
WRECKERS -- BUILDINGS
95
WM. R. REAVES & SON
WRECKING CO.
DEPENDABLE SERVICE
900 7th Avenue
NEW BUILDING MATERIALS ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF USED BUILDING MATERIALS
HOUSE WRECKING
EXPERT WORKMEN
Phone FAirfax 2-8923 and FAirfax 2-5145
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GRADING -- DRAINAGE -- SEWERAGE -- PAVING
506 Coolidge Ave. at Brookhaven Road
Tel. FAirfax 3-6431
BUYERS' GUIDE
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
NAMES APPEARING UNDER HEADINGS MARKED THUS (*) ARE INSERTED ONLY WHEN SPECIALLY CONTRACTED FOR
ABSTRACTERS COLUMBUS SERVICE UNIT 1240 1ST AV RM 305
ACCOUNTANTS -- CERTIFIED PUBLIC
ABERNATHY JOHN 0 JR 8 W 13TH ST RM 511
BLACKMON,GUY R JR 416 12TH ST RM 215
DOWDELL-ROSS MURRAY 1131 13TH ST
ERNST ERNST 1240 1ST AV RM 219
LE MAY OTIS B JR, 1509 4TH AV, TEL FAIRFAX
2-
1637
LEONARD, WEST & FAVORS, 306-15 SWIFT BLDG, 8W
13TH, TEL FAIRFAX 7-3271
LOFLIN WM F & CO, 1218 PEACOCK AV, TEL FAIRFAX
3-
3626
MAC NEELY & HENRY, 205 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
BLDG, 1240-42 1ST AV, TEL FAIRFAX 7-7486
O'KELLEY EDW E (CPA), 213-15 PROFESSIONAL BLDG 1238 2D AV, TEL FAIRFAX 2-5868
SATLOF C HIRSCH 1240 1ST AV RM 302 SIKES THOS E ASSOCIATES 1914 12TH ST RM 504 WELLBORN CO 208 1ITH ST
ACCOUNTANTS -- PUBLIC
BAIRD PHYLOMAE D MRS 1320 BROADWAY ST RM 323 GEESLIN ROY L 750 LINWOOD BLVD GOOWIN JOHN B 1235 13TH AV GRESHAM JAMES W 1200 BROAD ST (PC) RM 203 JERNIGAN J E BOOKKEEPING SERVICE, 1645 12TH AV,
TEL 322-3541 LADSHAW D E & CO, 2210 WYNNTON RD RM117, TELS 322-5478 AND 322-5479 MANGHAM HENRY G 1120 21ST ST NORRIS ACCOUNTING AGENCY 820 20 AV REGISTER 8 F PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 1527 4TH AV
ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
D &H BOOKKEEPING &
E TAX SERVICE, 26
ESQUILINE DR, TEL 6$9-<
ADDING MACHINES
__.ER & ROBERTS BUSINESS MACHINES INC, 1048TALBOTTON RD, TEL FAIRFAX 2-4217 (SEE PAGE 18 BUYERS' GUIDE) ADJUSTERS ADJUSTMENT RECOVERY CORP 3526 N LUMPKIN RD BREWER ADJUSTMENT CO 321 14TH ST RM 208 BONDED CREDIT BUREAU INC (COLLECTIONS), 1318 WARREN AV, TEL 322-6692 (SEE PAGE 26 BUYERS' GUIDE) COLUMBUS ADJUSTMENT BUREAU (COLLECTIONS). 339 MARTIN BLDG 1320 BROADWAY, TEL FAIRFAX 4-1316 (SEE PAGE 27 BUYERS' GUIDE) CRAWFORD & CO (INSURANCE), 1340 13th, TEL FAIRFAX 7-7424 (SEE LEFT BOTTOM LINES) GENERAL ADJUSTMENT BUREAU INC 2206 WYNNTON RD GEORGIA ADJUSTMENT CO 1230 2D AV RM 211 GUI NAN EDW R 2131 CUSHING DR HARPER PARKER 1828 WYNNTON RO HAWTHORNE ADJUSTMENT BUREAU 2300 4TH AV (PC SOUTHERN STATES ADJUSTERS 314 13TH ST SOUTHWEST GEORGIA ADJUSTERS 831 2D AV WESTBROOK ADJUSTERS 314 13TH ST * ADJ USTMENTS- COLLECTIONS
ADJUSTMENT & RECOVERY CORP, 3526 CUSSETA RD, PO BOX 5402, TEL 689-8249 ADVERTISING AGENCIES
KENNEY WOOD ADVERTISING AGENCY 4310 HAMILTON RD
MURPHY ADVERTISING CO 2520 WYNNTON RO PRITCHETT OOUG ADVERTISING INC 2121 WYNNTON RO
* ADVERTISING- DIRECT MAIL
* ACCOUNTING MACHINES
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO THE
SALES, SERVICE CASH REGISTERS ACCOUNTING MACHINES ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS
POLK R L & CO POLK BUILDING 431 HOWARD DETROIT 31, MICHIGAN
ADVERTISING NOVELTIES KLINE FLOYD W 1914 12TH ST RM 210 STEWART E P ADVERTISING 2517 OAWSON ST
IRFAXH?-4E386
ADVERTISING --OUTDOOR LYNCH OUTDOOR ADVERTISING 2400 12TH AV TURNER ADVERTISING CO INC 2411 2D AV
CHAS. 214 13th ST.
M. WOOLFOLK
GENERAL INSURANCE All Types of Insurance
AGENCY PHONE FAirfax 3-5656
JU GARDEN
AND MONUMENT
TYPE LOTS
Perpetual Care
Talaphona FAirfax
2-7796 4151
MACON RD. (EDGEWOOD)
COLONIAL
FUNERAL
HOME
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
Ambulance with
Equipped Emergency Oxygen
Unit
613 14th Phenix City
PHONES CYpress 8-8728
AND
CYpress feb 8-8729
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF RUSSELL COUNTY
"
1201 BROAD STREET PHENIX CITY, ALA. PHONE CYpress 8-7801
* ADVERTISING- RAD 10 WDAK, 344-59 MARTIN BLDG, 1320 BROADWAY, PO
BOX 1640, ZIP 31902, TEL FAIRFAX 2-5447 * ADVERTISING-TELEVISION STATIONS WTVM TELEVISION- 1307 1st AV, TELFAIRFAX
2-8828, SALES OFFICE 1317 1st AV. TELS 322-8823 AND 322-8824
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT DEALERS COLUMBUS TRACTOR t MACHINERY CO 315 ANDREWS RD MITCHELL'S FARM SUPPLY 1613 15TH ST (PC) MULLIN CO THE, 908 BROAD (PC), TEL CYPRESS PHI8L-L7I8P7S2 (FSOERED PTARGAECT9O1R BCUOYE3R21S' AGNUDRIDEWES) RD TENNYSON-GARNER CO (INTERNATIONAL HARVES-
TER), 935 8th, TEL FAIRFAX 3-2756 (SEE PAGE 92 BUYERS' GUIDE) AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MANUFAC-
TURERS
SOUTHERN PLOW CO 901 FRONT AV TELEPHONE FAIRFAX4-2461
* AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS ACME AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING CO, 1837 49th,
TEL327-0241 (SEE PAGE 2 BUYERS' GUIDE) DOMESTIC CONTRACTORS INC, 1118 10th AV, TEL
322-0709 MODERN PLUMBING & HEATING CO, 915 9th AV, PO
BOX 2063. TEL 327-8904 (SEE PAGE 53 BUYERS' GUIDE) AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT AND
SUPPLIES-SALES AND SERVICE GRIFFITH & NORRIS INC, 1702 OPELIKA RD (PC), TEL
CYPRESS 7-6535 (SEE PAGE 2 BUYERS' GUIDE) HOLT SERVICE CO, 3700 HAMILTON RD, PO BOX 4152,
TEL 324-3697 (SEE PAGE 2 BUYERS' GUIDE) SMITH-RAYMOND CO INC, 1233 10th AV, PO BOX
1197, TEL FA IRFAX 3-6481 (SEE PAGE X BUYERS' GUIDE) AIRLINE COMPANIES OELTA AIR LINES INC 1210 2D AV SOUTHERN AIRWAYS INC 5201 BRITT DAVID RD
AIRCRAFT CHARTER AND RENTAL SERVICE GARDENS AVIATION 5201 BRITT DAVID RD
AIRCRAFT REPAIRERS AND SERVICE MUSCOGEE COUNTY AIR SERVICES 5201 BRITT DAVID
RD
AIRPORTS COLUMBUS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT 1301 VICTORY DR DELTA AIR LINES INC 5201 BRITT DAVID RD EASTERN AIR LINES 5201 BRITT DAVID RO M COUNTY AIRPORT 5201 BRITT DAVID RO
ALTERATION SHOPS JOE'S TAILOR SHOP 701 FORT BENNING RD
* ALUMINUM SCREENS
MC DOWELL VENETIAN BLIND CO, 914 18th, TEL FAIRFAX 2-6745
AMBULANCE SERVICE
ALLEN SANDY D MORTUARY, 312 17th, TEL FAIRFAX 3-7336
AMBULANCE SERVICE CO 24-HOUR SERVICE 1901 EXPRESSWAY TELEPHONES 322-5517 AND 322-5511 (SEE PAGE B)
COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME, 613 14th (PC), TELS CYPRESS 8-8728 AND CYPRESS 8-8729 (SEEPAGE 48 BUYERS' GUIDE)
SUMBRY UNDERTAKING CO, 418 S SEALE RD (PC), TELS DAY 298-9561, NIGHT 298-6745, COLUMBUS TEL 323-0686 (SEE PAGE 48 BUYERS' GUIDE)
AMUSEMENT MACHINES -- COIN OPERATED (SEE ALSO VENDING MACHINES)
GEORGIA MUSIC CO INC 601 2D AV MUSIC SERVICE CO, 2060 COMER AV, TEL 322-5929
(SEE PAGE 25 BUYERS' GUIDE) TFO'S MUSIC 9381S BROADWAY ST WHIPPLE MUSIC CO 2519 HAMILTON RD
AMUSEMENTS-PLACES OF (SEE ALSO PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS)
ARENA THE 1028 FRONT AV BAT-A-BALL 2129 FORT BENNING RD CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY EXPOSITION, FAIR-
GROUNDS 400 4th, ZIP 231902, PO BOX 1358,TEL CIT3Y22M-6E9M1O2RIAL STAOIUM 520 5TH ST GOLDEN PARK 100 5TH ST LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL PARK 510 55TH ST MADISON SQUARE GARDEN PARK 806 FONTAINE RO (PC) MARTIN STAOIUM 3800 SUMMERVILLE RO (PC) PUTT-PUTT GOLF COURSE 98 TORCH HILL RD SKATELAND 900 BROADWAY ST
ANIMAL HOSPITALS ABC DUG t CAT CLINIC 5207 HAMILTON RD ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTER 855 BROWN AV ANIMAL MEOICAL CENTER 5355 WARM SPRINGS RO COLUMBUS ANIMAL HOSPITAL 623 5TH AV EVANS^ANIMALHOSPITAL, 1006 13th, TELFAIRFAX LUM2PK88IN7XROAD ANIMAL CLINIC 1558 S LUMPKIN RO
JNO. A. POPE MOTOR CO.
13th St. Cor. 3d Av. Tel FAirfax 2-5575
Lincoln Continental Mercury Comet English Ford Parts Service "Serving Columbus Since 1928"
STRIFFLER - HAMBY
1015 13th ST.
MORTUARY INC.
Tel. FAirfax 2-3341
ANIMAL HOSPITALS-CONTD MEA00WS c MEADOWS ANIMAL HOSPITAL 160* OPELIKA
RD I PC) SSMUTATLOLNAANNIMIMAALL CCLLININICIC *0C8 BOI6ATRHDINSGT KENNELS 20*7
FORT BENNING RD ANSWERING SERVICE-TELEPHONE
TELE-SEC 24 HOUR PHONE ANSWERING SERVICE, 1332 3d AV, TELS FAIRFAX 2-6849 AND FAIRFAX 3-7517 ANTIQUES-DEALERS AND RESTORERS
WRIT AGE HOUSE 1B*6 BUENA VISTA RD OLDE HOUSE THE 20*2 7TH ST SPENCE JEWELL J ANTIQUE SHOP 2250 ELM DR WORRALL ELLEN A MRS 1221 3D AV
APARTMENT BUILDINGS ALPINE APARTMENTS *1*5 ALPINE DR ALVON APARTMENTS 5599 HAMILTON RD AMERICANA APARTMENTS 10** ENOCH DR ANN APARTMENTS 1519 23D ST ANN J APARTMENTS 838 20 AV ARAGON APARTMENTS *206 ALPINE DR ATLAS APARTMENTS *200 ALPINE DR BAKER VILLAGE APARTMENTS 1A BAKER VILLAGE BEL AIR APARTMENTS 3*06 TERMINAL CT BELMONT APARTMENTS 37 REGATTA CT BENEDICTINE APARTMENTS 2*21 10TH ST BEVERLY HILLS APARTMENTS 1310 51ST ST BIGGEKS APARTMENTS 1616 15TH AV BLANO APARTMENTS 1039 FORT BENNING RD BOULEVARD APARTMENTS 1030 BROOKHAVEN BLVD CALHOUN APARTMENTS 2903 10TH AV CALVARY APARTMENTS 1021 ADAIR AV CAMELLIA APARTMENTS 1 MATHESON RD CAMELLIA APARTMENTS 2-72 TORCH HILL RD CAMELLIA APARTMENTS 1 WILSON DR CARGILL APARTMENTS 1510 VIRGINIA ST CARLENE APARTMENTS 1831 WYNNTON RD CARMACK APARTMENTS 1217 1*TH ST (PC) CARRIAGE HILL APARTMENTS ** FORT BENNING RD CARRIAGE HILL APARTMENTS 35 TICKNOR DR CARVER COURT APARTMENTS 760 ILLGES RD CARVER PLAZA APARTMENTS 1012 ENOCH DR CATALINA APARTMENTS 3*11 TERMINAL CT CAVALIER APARTMENTS *158 ALPINE DR CENTRAL COURT APARTMENTS 16*8 CENTRAL ST CHEROKEE APARTMENTS 2112 CHEROKEE AV CHESTERFIELO APARTMENTS 5*2 20TH AV COLONIAL APARTMENTS *5 TICKNOR OR COLONIAL APARTMENTS 12*3 5TH AV COMMANDER APARTMENTS *6 FORT BENNING RD CONNER ROAD APARTMENTS **16 CONNER RD CONTINENTAL APARTMENTS 3*10 TERMINAL CT COHBINA APARTMENTS 882 TERMINAL CT CORONADO APARTMENTS 317 23D AV COUNTRY CLUB APARTMENTS 2500 CHEROKEE AV CRAWFORD ARMS APARTMENTS 11 CAPRICE CT CUMBAA* S APARTMENTS 706 DILLINGHAM ST (PC) CUSHMAN APARTMENTS 1123 BROWN AV CUSSETA PLACE APARTMENTS *030 CUSSETA RD CUSSETA ROAD APARTMENTS 1235 CUSSETA RD OAUPHINE APARTMENTS THE 815 2D AV DAWSON APARTMENTS 2*06 DAWSON ST DAWSON COURTS 2*08 DAWSON ST DECATUR COURT APARTMENTS 933 DECATUR CT DEL MAR APARTMENTS 699 ILLGES RD DIANNE APARTMENTS 1915 13TH ST
FINEST IN THE SOUTH
big c truck stop Wa Service Anything Thet Rolls
24 HOUR service
4th ST.
tel. 324-3508
DIMON COURT APARTMENTS 1930 DIMON ST DIMON COURT APARTMENTS 1*26 BROADWAY ST DIXON DRIVE APARTMENTS 1500 DIXON DR DIXON DRIVE APARTMENTS 2701 MACON RD DUDLEY APARTMENTS 903 17TH ST DUDLEY APARTMENTS 171* 9TH AV ELMS APARTMENTS 702 6TH AV FAR HORIZONS APARTMENTS *155 ALPINE DR FLAMINGO APARTMENTS 932 RIGDON RD FLOWERS APARTMENTS 1130 5TH AV FONTAINEBLEAU APARTMENTS 917 DECATUR CT FOREST APARTMENTS 221* 1*TH ST FOREST APARTMENTS 1318 FOREST AV FOURTH AVENUE APARTMENTS 2519 *TH AV FRANCES-CARLENE APARTMENTS 715 FORT BENNING RD FRANKLIN APARTMENTS 29 REGATTA CT GATEWAY APARTMENTS 9* FORT BENNING RD GIVENS H B APARTMENTS 715 BROADWAY ST GLENDALE ARMS APARTMENTS 1235 5TH AV GRADY APARTMENTS 1917 WARM SPRINGS RD GRAND PRIX APARTMENTS *213 ALPINE DR HAWTHORNE APARTMENTS 2300 *TH AV (PC) HENRY APARTMENTS 2905 KING ST HIDE-AWAY APARTMENTS *1 TICKNOR DR HIGHLAND COURT APARTMENTS 6*7 ILLGES RO HILLCREST APARTMENTS 1528 WILDWOOD AV HILLCREST APARTMENTS 2306 16TH ST HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS 2803 BUENA VISTA RD HOLMAN APARTMENTS 3500 *TH AV HOWARD ARMS APARTMENTS 25 REGATTA CT INFANTRY APARTMENTS 22 FORT BENNING RD JEFFERSON APARTMENTS *225 ALPINE DR KAY APARTMENTS 776 TERMINAL CT KNIGHT BUTLER APARTMENTS 101* 5TH AV KNOLL *N G B APARTMENTS 62 FORT BENNING RD LA DELLE APARTMENTS 181* 13TH ST LARCH AVENUE APARTMENTS 92* LARCH AV LA SABRE APARTMENTS 3537 RUBEN ST LAWYERS LANE APARTMENTS 110* LAWYERS LA LEVY ROAD APARTMENTS 32** LEVY RD LEWIS COURT APARTMENTS 9 REGATTA CT LILLIAN APARTMENTS 600 18TH ST LINCOLN APARTMENTS *150 ALPINE DR LINCOLN COURT APARTMENTS 695 ILLGES RD LION HOUSE THE 1316 30 AV LITTLE HOMES APARTMENTS 280* BUENA VISTA RD LITTLE HOMES APARTMENTS 2822 BUENA VISTA RD LOCKWOOD APARTMENTS 1228 LOCKWOOD AV LYNN HAVEN APARTMENTS *1** ALPINE DR MARATHON APARTMENTS 3319 MARATHON DR MARCOLA APARTMENTS 362 BRAGG SMITH ST MAR I DA APARTMENTS 659 ILLGES RD MAR I DA APARTMENTS 683 ILLGES RD MAYFAIR APARTMENTS *132 ALPINE DR MAYFLOWER APARTMENTS 1*00 30TH ST MC DONALD APARTMENTS 1519 3D AV MELROSE APARTMENTS 3*31 RUBEN ST METROPOLITAN APARTMENTS 1629 5TH AV MODERN APARTMENTS 6*5 ILLGES RD PALMETTO APARTMENTS 703 PALMETTO AV PALMS THE 1508 3D AV PARK APARTMENTS 1033 ADAIR AV PEACOCK APARTMENTS 3*2 29TH ST PEACOCK APARTMENTS 1263 PEACOCK AV PEARCE APARTMENTS 2602A COLORADO ST PINE TERRACE APARTMENTS 3800 PINE TERRACE DR PINEHAVEN TERRACE APARTMENTS 17 REGATTA CT PINEWOOD APARTMENTS 1030 FORT BENNING RD PINEWOOD APARTMENTS 10*0 FORT BENNING RD PONDEROSA APARTMENTS *138 ALPINE DR PRESTON COURT APARTMENTS *2 FORT BENNING RD PRINCE APARTMENTS 1701 13TH ST REGATTA COURT APARTMENTS 1 REGATTA CT ROBIN'S NEST APARTMENTS 758 TERMINAL CT ROCK TERRACE APARTMENTS 1337 *TH AV SATELITE APARTMENTS 15 CAPRICE CT
DOWNTOWN COLUMBUS
COMPTON SERVICE STATION
SERVING SHELL PRODUCTS WITH THE BEST OF SERVICE
1212 2d AVE.
TEL FAirfax 7-5064
YOUR BEST INVESTMENT IS A HOME OF YOUR OWN HOME
REALTY
CO. Sales
Rentals
Insurance
1216 14th Phenix City, Ala. DIAL CYpreu 8-9767
ROGERS
BRAKE SERVICE
VACUUMAIR AND
HYDRAULIC BRAKES
1548 10th AVE.
DIAL FAirfax 2-1728
COLUMBUS IRON
WORKS CO.
Established 1853 Distributors CRANE PLUMBING HEATING
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRICAL
APPARATUS JOHNSMANVILLE ROOFING ROCK WOOL
STEEL WAREHOUSE
and INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Manufacturers of
DROP FORGINGS HEATERS-RANGES COOK STOVES
701 FRONT AVE. Mill and Electric Supply Department FRONT1 AVE.
PHONE FAirfax 4-2461
Jl (jr.al nante tn Cfoti tny
"SUITS THE SOUTH11
947 Broadway a* 10*h
Phono FAirfax 2-1111
100
APARTMENT BUILDINGS--CONTD SAXONY APARTMENTS 770 TERMINAL CT SCHAUL APARTMENTS 1427 ADA AV SECOND AVENUE EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS 3001 2D AV SEVENTH AVENUE APARTMENTS 734A 7TH AV SMITH APARTMENTS 3302 5TH AV SOUTHERN AIR APARTMENTS 1308 17TH AV SOUTHERN AIK APARTMENTS 1314 17TH AV STARK AVENUE APARTMENTS 1300 STARK AV STEPHANIE ANN'S APARTMENTS 2413 CUSSETA RD STRIPLIN APARTMENTS 4237 MILLER RD SUMMIT APARTMENTS 4151 ALPINE DR SUNSET PLAZA APARTMENTS 1918 CENTRAL ST TAYLOR APARTMENTS 1503 DIXON DR TERMINAL COURT APARTMENTS 3403 TERMINAL CT TERRACE APARTMENTS 33 REGATTA CT THOMAS APARTMENTS 2609 N LUMPKIN RD THUNDERBIRD APARTMENTS 3414 TERMINAL CT TICKNOR APARTMENTS 21 TICKNOR DR TORCH HILL APARTMENTS 32 FORT BENNING RD TOWER APARTMENTS 39 TICKNOR DR TOWN HOUSE THE 1318 20 AV TWELFTH AVENUE APARTMENTS 3313 12TH AV VICK'S APARTMENT THE 1232 LOCKWOOD AV VICTORY APARTMENT WAY APARTMENTS 1 VICTORY
APARTMENT WAY WALDORF APARTMENTS 3433 RUBEN ST WASHINGTON ARMS APARTMENTS 6 CAPRICE CT WILDWOOD AVENUE APARTMENTS 1510 WILDWOOD AV WILDWOOD COURT APARTMENTS 1300 WILDWOOD AV WILLI SON APARTMENTS 1007 FORT BENNING RD WINTERFIELD APARTMENTS 2608 DAWSON ST
* APPLIANCES-- RETAIL MONTGOMERY WARD & CO, 1201 BROADWAY, TEL
FAIRFAX 2-7761 * APPLIANCES --TELEVISION--FURNITURE
APPLIANCE SALES & RENTAL, 1472 BENNING RD,TEL 689-5730 APPRAISERS
SOUTHEASTERN APPRAISAL CO (REAL ESTATE), 1320 WARREN WILLIAMS RD. TEL FAIRFAX 7-5391 (SEE PAGE 84 BUYERS' GUIDE) ARCHITECTS
BALDWIN G LETSON 2204 CAMILLE DR BIGGERS SCARBROUGH G NEAL 1353 13TH AV BROOKBANK G MURPHY 1018 13TH ST HECHT ROBT G 1320 WARREN-WILLI AMS RD HOGENCAMP WM H 1110B BROAD ST (PC) POUND. FLOWERS & DEDWYLDER INC, ARCHITECTS,
1218 WYNNTON RD, TEL 327-6291 SPENCE ROBT W 2250 ELM DR SZUTOWICZ TED J 1206 BROAD ST (PC)
ARMORED CAR SERVICE
* APARTMENTS - COOP ERATIVE WYNN TOWERS APARTMENTS, COLUMBUS APART-
MENTS INC, OWNERS, E W SWIFT & CO INC, SELLING AGENTS 307 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG TEL 323-7376, MODEL APARTMENT 1218-A 13th AV (NEXT TO HINSON GALLERIES), TEL 324-5279
BRINK'S INC 1320 BROADWAY ST RM 230 ARMORIES
ALA STATE OF ARMORY 3100 S RAILROAD ST (PCI STATE NATL GUARD ARMORY 2999 VICTORY DR
* APPLIANCE--RETAIL
ARTISTS
ROWE RAYMOND FURNITURE CO INC, 20 W 11th, TEL FAIRFAX 3-2747 * APPLIANCE DEALERS-RETAIL
MILES HOME FURNISHINGS INC, CROSS COUNTRY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER 3201 MACON RD, TELS FAIRFAX 3-0010 AND FAIRFAX 3-5674
ROTHSCHILD H INC, 1229 BROADWAY, TEL 323-6491
* APPLIANCES --HOUSEHOLD
CARGILL ANN T 1402 VIRGINIA ST ARTISTS' MATERIALS
WHITE CO THE 1216-22 1st AV, TEL FAIRFAX 2-7701 (SEE PAGE 69 BUYERS' GUIDE) ARTS AND CRAFTS WORKERS
FLEA MARKET 113 10TH ST
DANIEL APPLIANCE CO, 1050TALBOTTON RD, TEL 327-3253
KIRVENJ A CO, 1136-38 BROADWAY, TEL FAIRFAX 7-1511 (SEE LEFT BOTTOM LINES)
ROYAL FURNITURE CO INC, 1829 HAMILTON RD, TEL FAIRFAX 3-7347 * APPLIANCES --MAJOR--TELEVISION
PO^DS APPLIANCE CO, 1044 BENNING RD, TEL 689-
* ASPHALT PAVING FINLEY SAM INC, S LUMPKIN RD, PO BOX 1599,TEL
MURDOCK 9-5683 (SEE PAGE 71 BUYERS' GUIDE) ATTORNEYS SWIFT, PEASE, DAVIDSON & HENKEL, 1033 3D, BOX 11-99, TEL
* APPLIANCES --REPAIRED BYRD APPLIANCE SERVICE, 3655 CUSSETA RD, TEL
MURDOCK 7-0255
*ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW BAKER RICHARD H, 101 10TH, TEL FAIRFAX 3-54 CORNETT & PERDUE, 502 14TH, PO BOX 88 (PC), 'EL CYPRESS 8-0607
W.T. HARVEY LUMBER CO
Building Materials -- Millwork -- Paint and Hardwara
Dial FAirfax 2-3371
-- Established 1892 --
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HOME FEDERAL
Savings and Loan Association of Columbus
201 13tk STREET
THE SAVINGS CORNER"
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'ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW--CONTD
* AUTO LOANS
FERRELL J PELHAM 1110C BROAD PHENIX CITY, ALA TELEPHONE 298-7062
FOLEY, CHAPPELL, YOUNG, HOLLIS 0 SCHLOTH, 311 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BLDG 1240-42 1ST AV, PO BOX 196, TEL FAIRFAX 3-5646
GARRARD FRANK U JR, 512 EMPIRE BLDG, 19$ 12TH, TEL FAIRFAX 3-4831
GROGAN 6 JONES, LEGAL ARTS BLDG 908 2D AV, TEL 324-4461
HATCHER, STUBBS, LAND & ROTHSCHILD, 307-22 EMPIRE BLDG (FORMERLY MURRAH BLDG), 19* 12TH, TEL FAIRFAX 3-7338
KELLY, CHAMPION & HENSON, 301 COLUMBUS BANK & TRUST CO BLDG, 10 12TH, PO BOX 1975, TEL FAIRFAX 2-6776
MC GEE THEO J 507 EMPIRE BLDG 19$ 12TH TELEPHONE FAIRFAX 3-5542
MURRAH EDWARD P JR, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 512 EMPIRE BLDG, 19$ 12TH, TEL FAIRFAX 4-1138
RAY JOSEPH S, 904 2D AV, TEL FAIRFAX 4-3614 REGISTER J WILLARD, 317 FLOWERS BLDG, 1204 1ST
AV, TEL FAIRFAX 3-1951 ROBERTS 6 THORNTON, LEGAL ARTS BLDG, 908 2D
AV, TEL FAIRFAX 4-5606 SHAW SIGGLE S JR, 1318 WARREN AV, TEL FAIRFAX
2-1773 SMITH Cr MILLER
PHtNIX-GIRARD BANK BLDG 1401$ 3D AV
PHENIX CITY, ALA TELEPHONES
CYPRESS 8-7886 AND CYPRESS 8-7887
SMITH JOSEPH W, PHENIX-GIRARD BANK BLDG, 1401* 3D AV (PC), TELS CYPRESS 8-7886 AND CYPRESS 8-7887
STARLIN & FOLLOWILL, 924$ 2D AV, TEL FAIRFAX 4-3611
SWIFT, PEASE, DAVIDSON & CHAPMAN, 1043 3D AV, TEL FAIRFAX 3-6485
THOMPSON ALBERT W, 24$ 10TH, TEL FAIRFAX 7-2911 THOMPSON & REDMOND, 300 COLUMBUS BANK & TRUST
CO BLDG, 10 12TH, TEL FAIRFAX 7-4551 WILLIS 6 CARTER, 305 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
1240-42 1ST AV, TEL 327-6516 YOUNG & DICUS
924 2D AV TELEPHONE
324-4391
auctioneers COHN HAROLD C ASSOCIATES INC 1234 1ST AV SUITE
200 COLUMBUS AUTO AUCTION 3109 VICTORY DR RTELFAIRFAX2-6S31 NTERSTATE BLDG 1230 2d AV,
AUDITORS REGISTER B F PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, 1527 4TH AV, TEL
FAIRFAX 4-3606, RES TEL FAIRFAX 3-1976
COMMUNITY LOAN & INVESTMENT CORP OF COLUMBUS, 7 W 12th, 2d FL, TEL 323-1801
* AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES COMPTON SERVICE STATIONS, 1212 2d AV, TEL FAIR-
FAX 7-5064 (SEE PAGE 8 BUYERS' GUIDE)
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES AND PARTS-- MANUFACTURERS
DAYTON JAMES T 2916 E WYNNTON LA
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES AND PARTS RETAIL
ACM AUTO PARTS 3815 CUSSETA RD ACE AUTO PARTS C SUPPLY CO INC 3298 VICTORY DR AUSTIN AUTO PARTS 303 6TH ST (PC) AAA AUTO PARTS 200 BRENNAN RD
AUTO SUPPLY CO INC THE 1510 1ST AV
AVERETT CLIFF M INC, 1441-45 1st AV, TEL FAIRFAX 2-1601 (SEE PAGE 3 BUYERS' GUIDE)
HAMA AUTO PARTS 370 BRICKYARD RD (PC) BIG C AUTO PARTS 530 10TH AV C C W AUTO PARTS 450 BRENNAN RD COLUMBUS AUTO PARTS CO 3100 N LUMPKIN RD DEATON AUTO PARTS CO INC 1440 1ST AV DIXIE AUTO PARTS CO 3825 HAMILTON RD DIXIE AUTO PARTS CO 921 47TH ST EASY AUTO SUPPLY 3395 VICTORY DR _
ECONOMY AUTO STORES, 1315 BROADWAY, TEL FAIRECOFNAOMXY2-A1U6T2O3 STORES 508 13TH ST (PC)
FFRIRENECSHTOANUETOSTSOURPPELSY, 13222116 4VthICATOVR,YTEDLRFAIRFAX 3-3606 FRENCH J B PARTS CO 1411 1ST AV
HARDAWAY MOTOR CO, 1541 1st AV. TEL FAIRFAX 2-7781 (SEE PAGE 5 BUYERS' GUIDE)
HARRIS AUTO PARTS 1710 OPELIKA RD IPC) HENRY'S AUTO PARTS EXCHANGE 910A GOOOSON DR HOGAN'S AUTO SERVICE 1115 6TH AV LANDRUM AUTO PARTS CO 3054 VICTORY DR LEON AUTO PARTS CO 5100 HAMILTON RD MIDAS MUFFLER SHOP 315 13TH ST PAGE AUTO PARTS C GARAGE 410 S SEALE RD (PC)
PEP AUTO PARTS & SERVICE, COR VICTORY DR AND
LUMPKIN RD, TEL MURDOCK 9-4770
POPE JNO A FAIRFAX
MOTOR CO 2-5575 (SEE
IPNACG,E2169B1U3YthEROS7IRGU3dIDAEV) .
TEL
R L R JACK REPAIR 1548 10TH AV
RAMSAY AUTO PARTS CO 2913 CUSSETA RD
RED TOP AUTO PARTS 3881 CUSSETA RD
RICHARDSON HOME t AUTO SUPPLY 4214 HAMILTON RD
SAYERS AUTO PARTS 3900 HAMILTON RD
SLOCUMB C CANNON INC 1924 CRAWFORD RD (PC)
SUPER AUTO PARTS 1639 S LUMPKIN RD
VICTORY AUTO PARTS 4614 HAMILTON RD
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE, 2046 FORT BENNINGRD, TEL MURDOCK 9-5682
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY 3201 MACON RD WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO 919 BROADWAY ST
authors and composers EHDOMVEORNDOS LRIVICEHRDCW 12050185 181T7HTH STAV
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES AND PARTSWHOLESAUt AND JOBBERS
HENNING AUTO PARTS INC 1810 HAMILTON RO
Fire
Theft v Jnf dependtnt
THE R. I DISMUKES CO.
4? b"ify /2 Agent
MUTUAL INSURANCE
Bond*
1129 13th STREET
TEL. FAirfax 3-3645
Casualty Compensation
Accident Auto
Jefferson Company
INSURANCE
FIRE AUTOMOBILE
CASUALTY SURETY
REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGE LOANS
422 11th St. PHONE 322-5554
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Complete Line Auto
Refinishing Supplies AUTOMOBILE GLASS INSTALLED WHILE U WAIT 1527 lt Ava. Tali. FAirfax 3-6943 and FAirfax 2-3871
WRIGHT CONTRACTING COMPANY
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
GRADING - DRAINAGE - SEWERAGE - PAVING
506 Coolidge Ave. at Brookhaven Road
Tel. FAirfax 3-6431
102
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES AND PARTSWHOLESALE AND JOBBERS--CONTD
BUTLER BROS CO INC 1347 WARREN AV C C B PARTS SERVICE CO INC 1523 1ST AV JAY AUTO PARTS 3522 CUSSETA RO ^ONAUTOPARTS CO, 5100 HAMILTON RD. TEL FAIR-
WRIGHT BODYWORKS FAX 2-5403
INC.
1346
10th
AV. TEL FAIIRK-
* AUTOMOBILE-COLLECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS
PHENIX AUTO PARTS 1200 14TH ST (PC) REAMES AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS, 918 3d AV,
TEL FAIRFAX 7-4323 (SEE PAGE 9 BUYERS' GUIDE) REEVES AUTO SUPPLY 813 14TH ST (PC) REYNOLDS SUPPLY CO 1139 10TH AV ROSIER CARTER AUTO SUPPLY 1125 13TH ST SATLOF AUTO PARTS CO INC 101 16TH ST VALLEY MUFFLER WAREHOUSE 1522 1ST AV
* AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITIONING
HOGAN'S AUTO SERVICE, 1115 6th AV, TELS 327-7443 AND 327-7444
RUSTIN OLDSMOBILE INC, 1300 5th AV, TEL FAIRFAX 2-4401 (SEE PAGE 72 BUYERS' GUIDE)
ADJUSTMENT & RECOVERY CORP, 3526 CUSSETA RO,
PO BOX 5402, TEL 689-8249
KUl
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
AVERETT CLIFF M INC CADILLAC AND BUICK 1441-43-45 1st AV TELEPHONE FAIRFAX 2-1601
BRO(OSKESE PtATGHEOM3ABS URYAEMRBSL'ERGUCOIDE8)39 4TH AV CALHOUN MOTOR CO 1644 2D AV DAVES-HUTTON CO, 1013 13th, TEL 323-7361 FINE CARS INC OF COLUMBUS 1000 4TH AV
* AUTOMOBILE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS
HARDAWAY MOTOR CO FORD MOTOR CARS
REAMES AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS, 918 3d AV, TEL FAIRFAX 7-4323 (SEE PAGE 9 BUYERS' GUIDE)
AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIRERS
AL'S AUTO FENDER & BODY WORKS, 410-412 14th, TEL 323-8430
AVERETT CLIFF M INC, 1441-45,1st AV, TEL FAIRFAX 2-1601 (SEE PAGE 3 BUYERS' GUIDE)
CITY BODY WORKS INC 740 LINWOOD BLVD COLUMBUS FENDER & BODY
WORKS 1422'0 1st AV TELEPHONE FAIRFAX 2-0676
NIGHTS AND HOLIDAYS EDGTEElFiEPNHDOENR EC FABOIRDYFAWXOR3K-7S 801142A8NDFORFTAIRBFENANXIN2G-0R9D98 H & H BODY SHOP
FENDER, BODYWORK SPECIALISTS
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING 1700 1st AV TELEPHONE FAIRFAX 7-4215 HAMNER GARAGE & BODY WORKS, 1776 S LUMPKIN
MURTM DR' TEL$ MURD0CK 9`5286 AND HA2R*EME'FAIRFAX HEARD BILL CHEVROLET CO, 1501-07 1st AV, TEL
FAIRFAX 2-0631, 3264 VICTORY DR AT LUMPKIN RD. TEL MURDOCK 9-7260 AND 1210 BROAD (PC) TEL 298-3636, DIRECT LINE PARTS DEPARTMENT J,EFRRTRBEYvL.'SABinOnDFYAXSH2O-P7771790(2SESE LPUAMGPEKI5N BRUOYERS' GUIDE) JIMMY'S BODY SHOP 1826 4TH AV PERKINS,FENOER t BODY WORKS 2017 12TH AV &RUSTIN OLDSMOBI1L8E10IN5UCM, M1E3R0V0I 5LtLhF ARVD, T(PECL)FAIRFAX 2-4401 (SEE PAGE 72 BUYERS' GUIDE) STEWART BODY SHOP 903 13TH ST (PC) TAYLOR TOM FENDER C BODY WORKS 3846 HAMILTON RD
TELEPHONE FAIRFAX 2-7781 VICTORY DRIVE LOT 3498 VICTORY DR TELEPHONE MURDOCK 9-2146 1211 BROAD PHENIX CITY. ALA TELEPHONE CYPRESS 8-3673 (SEE PAGE 5 BUYERS' GUIDE)
HEARD BILL CHEVRO^LET CO, 1501-07 1st AV, TEL FAIRFAX 2-0631, 3264 VICTORY DR AT LUMPKIN RD. TEL MURDOCK 9-7260 AND 1210 BROAD (PCI TEL 298-3636, DIRECT LINE PARTS DEPARTMENT
HOLTMEALNFAMOIRTOFRAXSA2L-E7S77742(0S1EERPIVAEGRE R5DBUYERS' HUGHES MOTOR COMPANY 1600 4TH AV
AN WRK" 512 *' MALOOF'S MOTOR CO INC, 1112 4th AV, TEL 324-4431
r/ZUITS BILL F0Re,GN CARS LTD 923 4TH AV
M ithRAwTn #r,lnN'AE'lAND USED CARS, 1408 TEL &TDE0LCFKAlR6%2_0694 AND 3446 VIOTm
P0FPAiRNP4YA7MfficC?r
219 13th COR 3d AV,TEL
vFAtIR/^t2o;55c7o5 iS,EE PA(* 6 BUYERS' GUIDE)
RU13S0T0 I5Nth AOV LDSMOBH-E INC TELEPHONE
FAIRFAX 2-4401 THORNTON MOTOR CO 1125 6TH AV
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS-USED CARS
ADAMS LEWIS MOTORS 2201 S LUMPKIN RO AL'S AUTO FENDER C BODY WORKS 410 14TH ST ANDREWS CECIL MOTOR CO 1500 4TH AV AVERETT CLIFF M INC, 1424 1st AV, TEL FAIRFAX
3-3691 AND 1128 4th AV. TEL FAI RFAX 2-8217 (SEE 8 CPABGEMO3TOBRUSYE15R0S0' G5TUHIDAEV) (PC) BAILEY PAUL D 1405 14TH ST (PC)
CONSOLIDATED GRAVEL ft PIPE CO- INC.
Tel.
MUrdock
-- 9-9744
CCSoAANnUDncArNkemDtAGeRDAAVv/P EeLi iape Brennan Road
-- P.O. Box 510
G. V. CARR & CO.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS -- LAND SURVEYORS
2^27 Schaul St.
Phone FAirfax 2-1981
103
automobile dealers--used cars--contd
bSAaMRAGAAINUTOLOTSAtLhEeS
829 SEALE RD NO 1 924 4TH
BARGAIN LOT THE NO 2 912 4TH
BARRINGTON MOTOR CO 1101 4TH
BENNIE'S MOTORS 3525 CUSSETA
<PC) AV AV AV KD
BI-CITY MOTORS 1340 4TH AV
BIG STAR MOTOR CO 2423 CUSSETA RO
B SHOP OENNIE MOTOR CO 3049 VICTORY OR
BONDEO MOTORS 4817 HAMILTON RD
HRASSELL RAY MOTOR CO 1020 4TH AV
BRENNAN ROAD MOTOR CO 290 BRENNAN RO
BROADWAY MOTORS 840 BROADWAY ST
BROADWAY MOTORS 914 BROAD ST < PC)
BRUNER MOTOR CO 2612 CUSSETA RO
BUCKS MOTORS 1409 14TH ST I PC I
C t B MOTOR CO 1525 S LUMPKIN RD
CARR MOTOR CO 2311 CUSSETA RO
CIRCLE MOTORS 2 FORT BENNING RD
COLLINS MOTOR CO 915 4TH AV
CREDIT CAR CO 3845 CUSSETA CULPCPPCR AUBREY USED CARS
RD 3271
VICTORY
DR
DAVES-HUTTON CO 1247 10TH AV
DISCOUNT MOTORS 3208 N LUMPKIN RD
DIXIE MOTOR CO 910 4TH AV
DOWLING RAY MOTOR CO, 2313 2d AV, TEL FAIRFAX
2-1748 (SEE PAGE4 BUYERS' GUIDE)
DOWNTOWN MOTORS INC, 115 14th, TEL FAIRFAX
7-6539 (SEE PAGE 9 BUYERS' GUIDE)
ECONOMY MOTORS 3208 N LUMPKIN RD
EVANS MOTORS 1102 FORT BENNING RD
FIVE POINTS MOTORS 1201 14TH ST (PC)
FOURTEENTH STREET MOTORS 1010 14TH ST (PC)
FOURTH AVENUE MOTORS 825 4TH AV
GOSS MOTORS 3600 20 AV
GUTHRIE MOTOR CO 1124 4TH AV
MACK'S MOTOR CO INC 3223 VICTORY DR MAGIC LOT THE 1010 4TH AV MALOOF'S MOTOR CO INC, 1112 4th AV, TEL 324-4431
MILLER PONTIAC INC, NEW AND USED CARS, 1408 4th AV, TEL FAIRFAX 2-0694 AND 3446 VICTORY DR. TEL MURDOCK 9-6730
NORSWORTHY MOTOR CO 1611 FORT BENNING RD 0 C M MOTOR CO 1618 20 AV PHENIX DRIVE-IN MOTORS 1710 CRAWFORD RD (PC) PLAZA MOTORS 1215 BROAD ST (PC) POLLOCK HUGH MOTOR CO 2329 CUSSFTA RD POPE JNO A MOTOR CO INC. 219 13th COR 3d AV, TEL
FAIRFAX 2-5575 (SEE PAGE 6 BUYERS7 GUIDE) RED DOT MOTORS 1415 14TH ST (PC) RUSTIN OLDSMOBILE INC 1310 5TH AV SCW MOTORS 16 9TH ST SOUTHSIDE MOTORS 1675 S LUMPKIN RO STEWART MOTORS 2337 CUSSETA RD THIRTEENTH STREET MOTORS 809 13TH ST (PC) THORNTON MOTOR CO 3737 VICTORY DR TOM'S USED CARS 2801 CUSSETA RD TWIN CITY MOTORS 1307 14TH ST (PC) UNITED SERVICES AUTOMOBILES 3125 VICTORY DR VALLEY MOTORS 548 BRENNAN RO VICTORY DRIVE MOTORS INC, 3039 VICTORY DR, PO VOLBUMOEX 9M7O5T,OTRESL 9M17UR1D4OTHCKST9-1(2P2C2) WILLARD MOTOR CO 1612 S LUMPKIN RD WILLIAMS MOTOR CO INC 927 4TH AV WRIGHT MOTOR CO 3717 CUSSETA RD
AUTOMOBILE GARAGES
JIMMY'S GARAGE & SERVICE STATION, S LUMPKIN RD, MOUNTED ROUTE 6, TELS MURDOCK 9-2424 AND MURDOCK 9-9225
HARDAWAY MOTOR CO A-1USED CARS SOLD ONLY BY AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS 1541 1st AV TELEPHONE FAIRFAX 2-7781 VICTORY DRIVE LOT 3498 VICTORY DR TELEPHONE MURDOCK 9-2146 1211 BROAD
PRESTON GRADY P GARAGE 3040 VICTORY DR TELEPHONE MURDOCK 9-2413 * AUTOMOBILE GLASS
STEPHENS COLOR CO, 1527 1st AV, TELS FAIRFAX 3-6943 AND FAIRFAX 2-3871 (SEE PAGE 7 BUYERS' GUIDE)
PHENIX CITY, ALA TELEPHONE CYPRESS 8-3673 (SEE PAGE 5 BUYERS' GUIDE) HARMON MOTORS 918 FORT BENNING RD HAYES MOTOR CO 2605 CUSSETA RD
* AUTOMOBILE GLASS- INSTALLED JERRY'S BODY SHOP, 1702 S LUMPKIN RD, TEL 689-
9486 (SEE PAGE 6 BUYERS' GUIDE) * AUTOMOBILE GLASS AND PAINT
HEARD BILL CHEVROLET CO, 1501-07 1st AV, TEL FAIR-
fAX 2-0631, 3264 VICTORY DR AT LUMPKIN RD, TEL PinSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO, 1330 WARREN AV,
MURDOCK 9-2760 AND 1210 BROAD (PC), TEL 298-
TEL FAI RFAX 7-3217
$FA?X'o2D-7J7,R7J7(SIELEINPEAGPEAR5TBSUDYEEPRASR' TGMUEINDTE)TEL FAIRHESTER MOTORS 1309 14TH ST (PC) fy.LLS MOTORS 611 12TH ST (PC) HUBBARD CHARLIE MOTOR CO, 2338 N LUMPKIN RD, JAMTEESLSAUMTUORSDAOLCEKS 9C-3S8E0R3V, INCEIGH19T2S0 3C2R7A-6W3F2O2RD RO
(PC) JOE'S AUTO SALES 2511 CUSSETA RD JORDAN LEON MOTOR CO, 1617 2d AV, TELS FAIRFAX
* AUTOMOBILE-LOANS MOTOR CONTRACT OF COLUMBUS, 1601 2d AV, TEL
FAIRFAX 3-3601 * AUTOMOBILE LOANS MIDLANj) FINANCE CO, 1315 1st AV, TEL FAIRFAX
,K,EY3-B7R4O5S4 AMNODTORFSAI3R2F9A0XV4I-C3T0O3R3Y DR KIRK'S AUTO SALES 1400 5TH AV (PC) LEVY CHARLES MOTOR CO 1125 4TH AV LUNSFORD ED USED CARS 805 14TH ST (PC)
AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS AVERETTJ CLIFF M INC, 144411-4.5. 1st AV,k.TEL FAI RFAX
2-16011 (SEE PAGE 3 BUYERS' GUIDE)
JOS I AH & JOE FLOURNOY CO.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
3131 MACON RD
SALES RENTALS
TEL. FAIRFAX 4-1301
3650 VICTORY DR
TEL MURDOCK 9-2535
F I R S T
C H U R C H Go To Church on Sunday 212 12th Street PHONES 322-4469 and 322-4460
LOCAL
LONG DISTANCE
Storage Packing and Shipping Free Estimates No Obligation
Two-Way
Transfer Company
3506 2nd AV. TELS.
FAirfax 2*5592 FAirfax 4*5729 SEE PAGE 67 BUYERS* GUIDE
GRIFFITH &
NORRIS INC.
Air Conditioning
Heating Refrigeration Commercial
Industrial Residential
Sales Service Installation Maintenance Engineers 1702 Opelika Road Phenix City, Ala. TEL. CYpress 7*6535
x .is x
COMPLETE LINE OF
SNELLINGS LUMBER CO./, INC. A
1600 N. RAILROAD
PHENIX CITY, ALA.
TEL. 298-8726
104
AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS--CONTD COLUMBUS BAKED ENAMEL 3137 VICTORY OR JERRY'S BODY SHOP, 1702 S LUMPKIN RD, TEL 689-
9486 (SEE PAGE 6 BUYERS' GUIDE) RUSTIN OLDSMOBILE INC, 1300 5th AV, TEL FAIR-
FAX 2-4401 (SEE PAGE 72 BUYERS' GUIDE) SANDERS WILLIAMS PAINT BODY SHOP 1410 20TH
AV <PC)
* AUTOMOBILE PAINTS
STEPHENS COLOR CO, 1527 1st AV, TELS FAIRFAX 3-6943 AND FAIRFAX 2-3871 (SEE PAGE 7 BUYERS' GUIDE) AUTOMOBILE PARKING
BROADWAY CAR PARK IB W 14TH ST CAR PARK NUMBER FIVE 1217 1ST AV COLUMBUS CAR PARK 101 W 12TH ST DOWNTOWN PARKING LOT 1123 1ST AV MARTIN BUILDING PARKING GARAGE 1317 1ST AV RALSTON PARKING LOT 217 12TH ST
* AUTOMOBILE PARTS POPE JNO A MOTOR CO INC, 219 13th COR 3d AV,
TEL FAIRFAX 2-5575 (SEE PAGE 6 BUYERS' GUIDE) REAMES AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS, 918 3d AV, TEL FAIRFAX 7-4323 (SEE PAGE 9 BUYERS' GUIDE) AUTOMOBILf PARTS-USED
LANDRUM AUTO PARTS CO 3054 VICTORY DR TELEPHONE MURDOCK 9-8532
* AUTOMOBILE PARTS AND SUPPLIES
AUTO SUPPLY CO 3146 VICTORY DR TELEPHONE MURDOCK 7-2964 AUTOMOBILE RADIATOR REPAIRERS
GIBSON'S RADIATOR SHOP 3082 VICTORY DR JONES GUY RADIATOR SERVICE 1536 13TH AV KEMP'S RADIATOR REPAIR 3712 CUSSETA RD UPTON RADIATOR SERVICE 910 BROAD ST (PC)
AUTOMOBILE RE-FINANCING
M17-653? FINANCE C0' 1315 lst AV' TEL FAIRFAX AUTOMOBILE RENTING
AVIS RENT-A-CAR SYSTEM 5201 BRITT DAVID RD aCvOL^ UMBUS CAR CLpAEAarSgEeS^32TM 64 'VI4C1T8O1RY5thO'RTEL FAIRFAX HERTZ RENT-A-CAR LICENSEE 1407 1ST AV HERTZ RENT-A-CAR SYSTEM 5201 BRITT DAVID RD MARCHMAN'S DRIVE YOURSELF CO INC 107 15TH ST S S DRIV-UR-SELF CO INC 1407 1ST AV
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
(SEE ALSO AUTOMOBILE GARAGES)
A 1 MOTOR 6 TRANSMISSION EXCHANGE 1328A 1ST Ay ADAMS GARAGE 1701 1ST AV
ALFORD'S E H GARAGE, 1716 WARM SPRINGS RD, TEL 323-5481
ALLISON'S GARAGE 2667 BUENA VISTA RD ASKEW C T GARAGE 1209 6TH AV AUTO ELECTRIC SHOP 406 15TH ST AUTOMOTIVE ENTERPRISES INC 814 4TH AV AVERETT CLIFF M INC, 1441-45 1st AV, TEL FAIRFAX
2-1601 (SEE PAGE 3 BUYERS' GUIDE) BARNES DAVID SON GARAGE 4216 RIVER RD BATTLE SON GARAGE 3135 VICTORY DR BELL'S GARAGE 1811 CUSSETA RD 8ENN1NG ROAD GARAGE 1103 FORT BENNING RO BERRY GARAGE 3906 7TH AV BROWN AVENUE GARAGE 1155 BROWN AV BROWN JACK AUTO SPECIALIST 1537 6TH AV BRUNER'S GARAGE, 4336 WARM SPRINGS RD,TEL
323-3383 CARBURETOR REPAIR 3840 HAMILTON RD CARBURETOR SERVICE CO 921 6TH AV CHALKLEY ARCHIE ELECTRIC SERVICE 1713 1ST AV COLUMBUS OEALER SERVICE 3037 VICTORY OR COLUMBUS SPRING SERVICE 1639 10TH AV CUSSETA ROAD GARAGE 300 CLOVER AV DAN'S MUFFLER SHOP 3150 VICTORY DR DANIEL'S L GARAGE 2746 BUENA VISTA RD DANIEL'S L GARAGE 61314 OAKVIEW AV DAVIS J WILLARD 3501 SUMMERVILLF RD (PC) DAY'S GARAGE 906 13TH ST (PC) DOWNTOWN FENDER BODY SHOP 1030 1ST AV OUKE'S GARAGE SERVICE CENTER 1474 FORT DURBHEANMNINAGUTORDPARTS TRANSMISSION SERVICE 2115
16TH ST (PC) EAST WYNNTON GARAGE INC 1189 ADA AV
EDDIE'S AUTO REPAIR, 3841 HAMILTON RD,TEL ESTFEASIRAFUATXO 7S-E3R8V3I7CE 404 15TH ST EXPRESSWAY AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SHOP 33014
EXPRESSWAY FIFTIETH STREET GARAGE 1512 50TH ST FIVE POINTS GARAGE 1228 12TH AV (PC) FRANKLIN GARAGE 803 7TH AV GENEK4L TRANSMISSION SERVICE 1411 WARM SPRINGS
RD GEORGE ROY F 4506 16TH AV GLADE ROAD GARAGE 2004 CUSSETA RD GRAY'S SUPER GARAGE 2324 CUSSETA RD GRIFR'S GARAGE 1820)4 CUSSETA RD HAMILTON ROAD AUTO SERVICE 5200 HAMILTON RD HAMNER'S GARAGE t BODY WORKS 1770 S LUMPKIN RD
HMAi MOTOR CO
TELEPHONE FAIRFAX 2-7781
(SEE PAGE 5 BUYERS' GUIDE)
HARRIS OANNY GARAGE 521 SEALE RD (PC)
HEARD BILL ..
CO. 1501-07 lst AV, TEL
FAIRFAX 2-0631, 3264 VICTORY DR AT Lift-.*.
RD, TEL MURDOCK 9-7260 AND 1210 BROAD (PCI
TEL 298-3636, DIRECT LINE PARTS DEPARTMENT
HIGTHETLOFWAEIRR'SFAGXAR2A-G7E77717(1S0EE2DPAAGVE 5 BUYERS' GUIDE! HIGHWAY EIGHTY GARAGE 1501 OPELIKA RD (PC)
HILL ERNEST 3580 WOODLAND OR
HILLEY'S AUTO PARTS GARAGE 1336 TALBOTTON RO
HORACE'S GARAGE 206 S SEALE RD (PC)
HUGHES STEVE H 1119 22D ST
JACOBS AUTO SERVICE 4240 MERITAS AV
Sinclair)
B % He OIL COe, iNCe
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CO
Jt/ /P.O. Box 1035 Phones FAirfax 3-6471
633-9th Avt and FAirfax 3^
~Z*mf WILLCOX - LUMPKIN CO 116 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE INSURANCE
216 13th St.
Plol FAirfax 3-3613
105
automobile repairing-contd JIHMVS GARAGE G SERVICE STATIUN 2605 S LUMPKIN
* AUTOMOB HE TIRE DEALERS AND REPAIRERS
JOHNSON THAO AUTO REPAIR 3045 VICTORY DR JOHNSON'S AUTO SERVICE, 1141 27th, TEL 323-4407 KENNEDY'S GARAGE 3727 CUSSETA RO KINNEY G STRICKLAND WHEEL ALIGNING CO 1316 LEWISDGARAGE 2326 S SEALE RD < PC) MASTER AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE 1226 1ST
AV MC GHEE'S GARAGE 5231 14TH AV MC MULLEN'S GARAGE 348 ANDREWS RD MESSER'S J M GARAGE 1405 WARM SPRINGS RD MMIIDOADSLEBBRRAOKOEKSSHWOHPESEL 41A7LIG4NTMHENAVT 1700 4TH AV MMOUOSRCEOGGEE GBILUEMSPERGARSEARGEVIC3E20 1S353SEAWLEEBSRTDER (PACV) NEWSOME GARAGE 1400 14TH AV (PC) OAKLAND PARK MUFFLER G BRAKE SERVICE 1927 S
LUMPKIN RD PAYNE'S GARAGE REAR 1654 ELVAN AV PHENIX AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERV 908 5TH AV
(PCI PHENIX WHEEL ALIGNMENT CO 1312 10TH AV (PC) POPE JNO A MOTOR CO INC, 219 13th COR 3d AV, ,
TEL FAIRFAX 2-5575 (SEE PAGE 6 BUYERS' GUIDE) PRECISION AUTO SERVICE 936 4TH AV PRESTON GRADY P GARAGE 3040 VICTORY DR
RIVER ROAD GARAGE 3411 RIVER RD ROBERT G JUNIORS GARAGE 3243 LEVY RD ROGERS BRAKE SERVICE 1548 10TH AV
FIRESTONE STORES 1221 4th AV TELEPHONE FAIRFAX 3-3606 AUTOMOBILE TRAILERS-DEALERS
ANTHONY TRAILER SALES 3371 VICTORY DR BROWDER TRAILER SALES INC 1553 S LUMPKIN RD CATER'S TRAILER SALES INC 451 BRENNAN RD CHARLIE'S TRAILER SALES 3000 VICTORY DR COLUMBUS TRAILER G EQUIPMENT CO 936 MORRIS RD JONES JOE G SON TRAILER SALES 3663 VICTORY DR MOBILE HOME BROKERS INC, 3748 VICTORY DR, TEL
689-2097 (SEE PAGE 64 BUYERS' GUIDE) STOKER TRAILER SALES VICTORY DR WELLS MOTORS INC 3450 VICTORY OR
AUTOMOBILE TRAILERS -- RENTING COLUMBUS TRAILER G RENT ALLS 3140 VICTORY DR U-HAUL TRAILER 3420 VICTORY DR
* AUTOMOBILE TRANSMISSION-REPAIRING
PHENIX AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE, 908 5th AV (PC), JUST ACROSS DILLINGHAM STREET BRIDGE, TEL CYPRESS 8-2696 * AUTOMOB ILE AND TRUCK OWNER LISTS
AUTO BRAKE SERVICE _ JRANSMISSION SERVICE
SELLERS GARAGE 308 38TH ST SEVENTH AVE GARAGE 816 7TH AV SMITH,CHARLIE 1206 CUSSETA RD SPIKES GARAGE 817 FORT BENNING RD STIVAR1US HARRY GARAGE 1413 10TH AV SWEATT'S AUTOMOBILE SERVICE 1024& LINWOOD BLVD TAYLOR'S AUTO SERVICE 202 29TH ST TEFFT PAUL GARAGE 1100K LINWOOD BLVD THIRTIETH AVENUE PAINT G BODY SHOP 301 30TH AV THOMPSON'S GARAGE 915 FORT BENNING RD VICTORY HIGHWAY GARAGE 3082 VICTORY DR WALL'S GARAGE 1219 10TH AV WALLERS GARAGE 3500 VICTORY DR WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE 623 HUDSON AV WATSON G HALL GARAGE 356 ANDREWS RD WELCH'S BRAKE SERVICE 1029 TALBOTTON RD WELCH'S BRAKE SERVICE 2113 COMER AV WHITT TRANSMISSION SERVICE SERVICE 2502 N
LUMPKIN RD WILLIAMS AUTO REPAIR 2900 2D AV WILLIAMS BROS GARAGE G SERVICE STATION 403 S
SEALE RO (PC) WILLIAMS R C GARAGE REAR 5740 HAMILTON RD WILLIS MILLEDGE REAR 321 ANDREWS RD WIMP'S GARAGE 5594 WHITESVILLE RD
AUTOMOBILE SEAT COVER DEALERS
TO>557 TR,M SH0P' 1602 10th AV' TEL FAIRFAX
R L & CO PT)LK BUILDING 431 HOWARD DETROIT 31, MICHIGAN
AUTOMOBILE WASHING AND POLISHING FAST CAR WASH 3038 VICTORY DR UNIT CAR WASH 1430 4TH AV NINTH STREET AUTO WASH SERVICE 910 9TH ST SENIOR DENNIS 905 18TH ST
* AUTOMOB I LE WHEEL ALIGNMENT NEAL-GENTRY TIRE CO INC (AUTO AND TRUCK), 1339
1st AV, PO BOX 1236, ZIP 31902, TEL FAIRFAX 7-7411 UNITED OIL CORP, 1100-10 13th, TEL FAI RFAX 4-3441, BULK PLANT-PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 901 5th, TEL FAIRFAX 2-2281 (SEE PAGE 8 BUYERS' GUIDE) AUTOMOB ILE WRECKER SERVICE JOHNSON'S AUTO SERVICE, 1141 27th, TEL 323-4407 AUTOMOBILE WRECKERS AAA WRECKING CO 4529 HOLLY AV MILES AUTO WRECKING 1807 CUSSETA RD MORRIS AUTO WRICKING CO 800 9TH AV RADFORD'S AUTO PARTS G SERVICE 3001 VICTORY DR
900 8th
TOM
HUSTON PEANUT CO. "Serving The Chattahoochee Valley"
TEL. FAirfax 3-2721
Phone
MILK
FAirfax 3-3651
ICE CREAM
EXCELLO GUARANTEED
BATTERIES
* AUTOMOBILES RENAULT, MALOOF'S MOTOR CO INC DEALERS, 1112
4th AV, TEL 324-4431 * AUTOMOBILES-USED CARS
106 S M BAIT SHOP 3264 CUSSETA RD SEALE ROAD BAIT SHOP GROCERY 2201 S SEALE RD (PCI TWO FORTY ONE BAIT TACKLE SHOP 2407 OPELIM RD (PC) UNCLE JOE'S FISH BAIT 4823 HAMILTON RD UNCLE TOM'S FISH BAIT TACKLE 1600 10TH AV
"Always starting something"
DAVES-HUTTON CO, 1013 13th, TEL 322-0672 AUTOMOTIVE STATISTICS
Ask for It I Dealers
Everywhere EBCO
BATTERY CO. JOY RD.
P.O. BOX 5331 Columbus and Atlanta and Albany
LONG PLUMBING
CO.
POLK R L & CO POLK BUILDING 431 HOWARD DETROIT 31, MICHIGAN
AWNINGS AND CANOPIES AAA MANUFACTURING CO 1008 L1NWOOD BLVD AIR-FLOW AWNING CO OF COLUMBUS 466 ANOREWS RD ALCO AWNING CO 1000 TALBOTTON RD COLUMBUS AWN ING CO, 1008 LINWOOD BLVD, TEL
FAIRFAX 7-6518 WADSWORTH INSULATION & AWNING CO, 4UJl OLD
BROWN, PO BOX 1653, TEL 322-6284 (SEE PAGE 33 BUYERS' GUIDE) BABYSITTERS HASTINGS JULIA MRS 1124 <,30 ST LULLABY AGENCY 2234 ELM DR PRIDDY JACKIE E 21A BAKER VILLAGE BAG MANUFACTURERS FRIEDLAENDER JULIUS CO 445 ANOREWS RD
BAIL BONDS ACE BONOING CO 1008 1ST AV DIXIE BONDING CO, 1028 1st AV, TEL FAIRFAX
3-5544, NIGHTS, SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS TEL 3221414 PHENIX BONDING CO 1219 14TH AV (PC) RICHARDSON ANDERSON GIBSON INC 1029& 1ST AV WAGES F H BONOING CO 1804 HAMILTON RO
BAIT DEALERS
INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS CONTRACTING
TEL. CYpress
BILL'S BAIT FARM & TAXIDERMY SHOP, 4933 HAMILTON RD. TEL FAIRFAX 7-8325
CHANEY'S BAIT FARM 6004 WARM SPRINGS RD CLEGG BAIT TACKLE SHOP 831 SEALE RO (PC) GOSS BAIT SHOP, 3706 SUMMERVILLE RD (PC) GRIMES BAIT TACKLE SHOP 1921 SUMMERVILLE RD
(PC) HAMILTON ROAO BAIT FARM 4901 HAMILTON RD JOHNSON'S BAIT BOX 2301 CRAWFORD RO I PC) L L BAIT SHOP 3812 RIVER RO LANEY'S BAIT SHOP 3925 RIVER RO LISLE CURTIS BAIT SHOP 2118 13TH AV (PC) PHENIX BAIT TACKLE SHOP 100