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Akerman, Chas. Arlington Hotel Atkinson, M. C. 101 88 101 Atlantic Ice & Coal Co. Atlantic Service Station ------ Baldwin Directory Co. 84 and 100 Auto-Banx Hallie B. Bell Bell's Pharmacy Top Side Lines 101 99 Bibb Brokerage Corp. Bibb County Bibb Investment Co. Bibb Mattress Co. Board of Water Commissioners. Bon Art Studio 95 Boy Scouts of America. Brady's Place Broadway Trading Co. J. H. DuBose & Son Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. Dunlap Roofing Co Back Cover Supp Economy Shoe Repairs,CFleraennecrhs, DCrayrd BD H. W. Elkins Empire-Dixie Coal Co., Inside Front Cover Supp Empire Furniture Co. Bottom Lines Dr. A. England left Bottom Lines and 50 Eves Electric Co. Card BD and 86 Fairyland Dairy C. W. Farmer Feagin & Feagln -right Top Side Lines102 First Baptist Church 51 First National Bank & Trust Co., Back Cover Supp, Cards BD and 47 First Presbyterian Church 67 Flynn Printing Co., left and rightLTinoeps Bruce Terminix Co. Card BD Buck Ice & Coal Co. Builders Lumber Co. ToP Lines Burghard-Connally, Front Cover Supp, Cards BD and 86 Fried's Garage Ga. Loan & Trust Co. Ga. Roofing & Supply Co., right Top Lines and 98 J. W. Burke Co., Cards BD, top lines, bottom side lines and 94 and 95 Calhoun & Thomas Carlisle & Bootle Central City College 107^8 Central City Funeral Home Central Hotel 88 Chandler & Strickland Co., BaScukppC, oavnedr 89 Chapman's Garage, Front Cover Supp, Cards BD and 45 L. Thos. Pat Gillen 102 Gill Bakery A. E. Gilmore, Jr. W. D. Griffith Son Dr. Thos. H. Hall Harris Russell, Popper Weaver ' J. 102 Edward B. Harrold Co. A. S. Hatcher Co. Left Top Lines Hilbun's Hatcher & McCrary, Inc., Bottom Lines Dr. J. C. Holley 105 Chapman's Pharmacy Chichester's Tatnal Square 99 W. B. Childs, D. D. S, 104 Citizens and Southern Nat. Bank, Front Cover Supp and 46 City Bank & Trust Co 'City of Macon Card BD and 4881 Clark Memorials, Inc. R. L. Clarke Co. 88 Sol. C. Clemons Coggin & Mann 95 College Beauty Salon Cork & Cork 104 Crescent Laundry 91 A. T. Holt Co., Inc., right Top Lines and Holt & Hanberry 9975 Hotel Dempsey Hotel Lanier 89 Hutchings Funeral Home 86 Independent Funeral Home Independent Laundry 91 Jackmann Battery Co. Jackson & Jackson 102 Emmett L. Jackson Jacobs Pharmacy Jarrett Paint & Glass Co. Johnson Bros. left Top Lines and 88 Jones & Coney Cards BD and 96 Roy W. Crockett The Dannenberg Co. D.ay's Doctors Business Bureau 85 Jones, Johnston, Russell, Sparks Dr. Frank F. Jones Dr. A. P. Kemp ---- 103 106 106 General Index Abbreviations Abbreviations for Communities Advertiser's Index Advertising Department Agriculture--Bibb County Alphabetical Directory Bibb County Board of Education Bibb County Government Bibb County History Blue Book Business Directory Buyers' Guide Cabinet (United States) Churches City Government l Civic Section Classified Business Directory County Government Criss-Cross Telephone Directory Explanation Federal Government Federal Judges Georgia House of Representatives Georgia State Government Georgia State Senate Georgia Supreme Court - Heads of Nation : Honor Roll ___ House of Representatives (Georgia) House of Representatives (U. S.) Householder's Directory Index to Display Space Page 108 107 1 ___ 43 24 113 83 82 , 9 r__ 101 617 43-100 34 51-68 81 69-83 617 82 509 109 33-38 34 40 39 39 39 33 4 and 5 44 __ 35 509 4 and 5 p' Page LInetgroalduBctluioen Book 6 and 7 101 Macon--"In the Heart of Georgia'' 9-37 Macon City Government 81 Macon Population 2 Macon Rural Routes 721 Medical Blue Book 104 Miscellaneous Directory 33 Nationally Advertised Brands 617 Numerical Telephone Directory 687 Officials--Macon _' 81 Officials--Georgia 39-42 Officials--United States 35-38 Population of Macon 2 Preface 9 Resident Directory j. 111 Rural Routes--Macon ; 721 Senate (Georgia) 39 Senate (United States) ^ 34 State Government 39 Street Guide 509 Street Telephone Guide 509 Supreme Court (Georgia) 39 Supreme Court (United, States) 34 Telephone Guide (Numerically) 687 Telephone Guide (By Streets) 509 Title Page l Trade Marked Merchandise Brands 617 United States Cabinet 34 United States House of Representatives 35 United States Senate 34 United States Supreme Court : 34 Illustrations Page John L. Morris 9 Harry Stillwell Edwards, Poet 10 Ancient Ceremonial Indian Council House--10 Washington Memorial Library 11 Sidney Lanier I 12 Tree under which Lanier wrote poems 13 Macon's City Hall 14 Royal Arch Industrial Building 15 Macon from the Air 15 Georgia Masonic Home 15 Apartment House 16 Poplar Street 17 Wesleyan College Bird's Eye View of Wesleyan Campus 18 View in Baconsfleld Park 19 Women's Club House Baconsfleld Park 19 Koad Leading into Macon 20 Bibb County Court House 21 City Auditorium 22 Macon Baseball Park Entrance Pag2e3 Golfing at Idle Hour Country Club 23 Tennis Court 24 Centennial Stadium 24 Macon Hospital 25 Hopewell Sanitarium 2$ Where Georgia Peaches are packed 2(1 Clothing Plant Adams Mfg Company 26 City Manufacturing Plant 26 Herbert Smart, Mayor of Macon 27 P. T. Anderson, Editor ' 28 Grandstand, Williams Field 1_ 29 Masonic Home, Home Economies, Sewing and Living Rooms ___ 30 Macon Educational Institution 31 Entrance to Tatnall Square 82 President Franklin Delane Roosevelt 33 Walter F. George, U. S. Senater 33 HONOR ROLL AND INDEX TO DISPLAY SPACE 5 Page C. D. Kenny Co. 84 Kernagham & Goodman, Inc. -- 90 Kinnett-Odum Co. Kuhn Manufacturing --Card BD and 92 Kyles Drug Store Leaptrot's Dry Cleaners Co Card BD Letter Shop, Inc., Top Lines, Card BD and 44 Arthur Lewis 103 Life & Casualty Ins. Co. Lowe Electric Co. McClure Office Equipment Co., left Bottom Lines, Cards BD and 94 J. W. McCook Lumber Co. R. A. McCord Motor Co. McKenney & Adams McNair Lumber & Supply Co., Cards BD, left Top Lines, line bottom every right page 49 Macon Auto Exchange Macon Cabinet Works, Inc Card BD and 50 Macon Coca-Cola Bottling Works, left Top Line, right Top Lines and 48 Macon Credit Bureau Macon Evening News & The Macon Telegraph 93 Macon Federal Savings and Loan, Front Cover Supp, right side Top Lines Macon Gas Co. Macon Memorial Park, Inc. Macon Paper Co., Inc. Macon Shoe Co. , Macon Trading & Investment Co., right T'op Lines, Front Cover Supp and 90 Macon Transfer Co., left Top Lines, Cards BD Macon Typewriter & Office Supply Co. Martin, Martin & Snow 103 Masonic Home of Georgia 30 R. H. Matthews, Inc. 90 Melton Grocery Co., Meaders Mattress Co. Mercer University 79 Merriman School 49 B. F. Merritt Coal Co. Metro Studio Middle Georgia Lumber Co. Milady Cleaners Card BD Miller Brothers Card BD Miller & Lowrey 103 Millirons Plumbing & Heating Co., Card BD Monk's Garage Morgan & Morgan Ins. Agency, Cards BD and 89 Muecke & Sons Co., left Top Lines and 50 Mulberry Methodist Church Murphey, Taylor & Ellis, Front Cover Supp and 97 Murray Printing Co. 96 National Life & Accident Ins. Co. J. N. Neel Co. New York Life Ins. Co. Nehi Bottling Co. 48 Nottingham & Nottingham, Cards BD and 103 Oglethorpe Private Infirmary G. E. Paine I Palm Purchasing Co. Inc. Cards BD Packer Adv. Corp. Parcel Delivery Co. Park & Strozier 104 Personal Finance Co. Pindar & Custer 104 Postal Telegraph-Cable Co. Ernest Redd, Jr. Dr. E. Roy Respess 105 Richardson Engraving Co. Riverside Cemetery Riverside Ice & Coal Co. Rivoli Riding Club 98 Frank Roberts 45 The Rotary Club 76 Ryals, Anderson & Anderson 104 St. Joseph Catholic Church 56 Salvation Army 77 Schall Paint Co., Front Cover Supp, left Top Lines, Card's BD and 94 Dr. M. R. Schuster 105 Sears-Roebuck Co. right Side Lines Sherwood Lumber Co. 92 Herbert Smart Clothing Co. Smith & Smith 104 Smith & Watson 96 Snow's Laundry & Dry Cleaners, Cards BD a,nd 92 Steve M. Solomon, Jr. 45 Southern Bell Tel & Tel Co. Southern Printing & Publishing Co. 44 B. H. Spurlick 106 Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc., lines top each right page, Front Cover Supp, Cards BD and 87 Bob Stevens Service Station Strong Shoe Store Sunshine Creamery Card BD T & T Packing Co. 94 Tatnal Square Dry Cleaners 99 Tatnai Square Service Station 99 Taylor Iron Works & Supply Co. Taylor Transfer Co., right Top Lines and 100 The Texas Co. The Reliable Outfitters R. S, Thorpe & Sons Tomlinson Paper Box Co., Top Lines and 49 Claude Trawick Coal Co., left Top Lines Reginald Trice Agt. Union Dry Goods Co. United Purchasing Co., Inc. Vanity Beauty Shop Cliff Walker and 84 48 92 Washburn Storage Co., Inc. Webb Coal Co. Wesleyan College James White Williams Jewelry Co. Luther Williams & Sons Willingham Sash & Door Co., Cards BD > ' 99 Cards BD left Bottom Lines J. W. Wilson Electric Repair Shop, W. F. Wippler left Bottom Lines Yates Motor Co., lines bottom each left George F. Yetter page Card BD INTRODUCTION Baldwin Directory Company, Inc., publisher of your city directory, takes pleasure in presenting the 1935 edition to the general public. A large force of trained enumerators and solicitors worked diligently in the preparation of this volume and we are confident that the result is an authentic and useful city directory. We have faith in the continued growth of your city and we believe that our directory!! will take its place as one of the vital instruments for ASHEVILLE Kovirn carouna: CITY DIRECTORY ' 1935 the advancement of the community. Subsequent editions will be issued promptly and regularly. This volume is an example of the ABCD type of city directory as originated and developed by the Baldwin Directory Company, Inc. In the modern business world with its greatly changed sales and credit systems, the old type of directory' has become completely obsolete. In adapting the directory to modern conditions the Baldwin organization is the pioneer. The TfUlAP.UA' l.MW: IvIf,-iVVlUM-E> <-.* MlV-X'-A.Ii'. excellent city directory which your city now has is the result of the progressive spirit of this company and its accurate interpretation of modern business requirements. SEVEN DIVISIONS OF THE BOOK The principal parts of the Baldwin directory are as follows: 1. The, Miscellaneous Directory contains a great deal of useful information concerning the national, state and local governments. In it are listed the names of members of congress and the state legislature, city and county officials. 2. The Buyers' Guide, Civic Section and Professional Blue Book is made up of the advertisements of the leading business firms of the city, announcements of churches, clubs, lodges, associations and schools, and professional cards of public - spirited lawyers, physicians and dentists. _ The display spaces have been carefully grouped indexed under headings which are descriptive of the business engagtributedj, ei.aschoffitrrmem. enTdhoeuBs uvyaelruse' Ginuitdhee, wbuhieldninpgroopferblyusainrerassngiendthaendcodmis-munity. INTRODUCTION 7 3. The Resident Directory contains most of the data concerning the individual. The wife's name is given in parentheses, and the number of dependents under 16 is shown as well as the ownership of homes. This is followed by position, place of employment and home address. 4. The Householders' Directory and Telephone Street Guide contains a complete directory of streets and avenues, properly located, gives the names of all householders arranged as they come upon the streets and avenues, indicates ownership of property, and gives the telephone number at each house. 5. The Business Directory and List of Nationally Advertised Brands contains the names of all business firms, professional people and non-profit organizations, properly classified. In this division are also listed the names of nationally advertised brands of merchandise, with the name of the local agents and distributors. 6. The Numerical Telephone Directory contains telephone numbers arranged in numerical sequence. SPECIAL A B C D FEATURES The following valuable information which appears in the ABCD type of directory is not to be found in the old-style city directory. Number of dependents under 16; Designation of home ownership; Telephone Numbers on Street Guide; Numerical Telephone Directory; Nationally Advertised Brands. "* 'V In addition to these' valuable features, the ABCD type of directory is more conservatively styled, printed on better paper and more beautifully bound arranged for more convenient use and contains a much more complete civic section. Directory stands are maintained in the business district for the use of the general public. THE HOUSEHOLDERS' SUPPLEMENT After including every conceivable feature which would tend to make the directory as useful and attractive as possible, the originators of the ABCD type of directory made one more bold stroke -- they established a guaranteed home circulation for all advertising matter by issuing the Householders' Supplement and delivering it to the homes of the community. Every advertisement which appears in a Baldwin directory also appears in the Householders' Supplement, making the Baldwin Directory "America's greatest dollar-for-dollar advertising medium" today. Baldwin Directory Co., Inc. HOW MANY IN YOUR FAMILY? ALL WILL ENJOY READING THE MACON TELEGRAPH AND MACON EVENING NEWS -- THEY ARE FAMILY NEWSPAPERS. NEWS OF THE WORLD--BUSINESS, POLITICAL AND FINANCIAL FOR DAD NEWS OF FASHIONS, SOCIETY AND STORE NEWS FOR MOTHER . . . SPORTS AND SERIAL STORIES, TOO, FOR OLDER SONS AND DAUGHTERS. SPECIAL FEATURES FOR THE YOUNGSTERS, WITH DAILY COMIC STRIPS TO DELIGHT BOTH YOUNG AND OLD . . . AND 16 PAGES COLORED COMICS EVERY SUNDAY . . . YES, WE BELIEVE THAT YOU WILL AGREE ... Every Member of the Family Will Em joy The Telegraph and Evening News They Are Truly Family NEWSpapers - r. / Macon Evening --AND-- News The Macon Telegraph Telephone 6500 MACON "IN THE HEART OF GEORGIA" BY JOHN L. MORRIS Secretary Macon Chamber of Commerce Macon is located six miles from the On the heights of these lowlands still geographical center of the State of Geor- remain the conspicuous and very remark- gia on the Ocmulgee River and the fall able remains of the power and grandeur line--that point where the foothills of of the ancients of this part of America. the Piedmont merge into the Coastal These are known as Indian Mounds, the Plain. The city occupies a group of hills overlooking the river. The elevation ranges from 312 to 515 feet. remnants of a capital town and settlement of vast artificial hills and terraces. It is not known how many races inhabited The city is situated in Bibb County, and has a this mound city nor when they came nor why nor population of 64,045. The how they departed. In population of Bibb County is 77,042. Macon serves a large trade territory December of 1933 the Smithsonian Institution, under the joint supervis- composed of much of Mid- ion of the Society of Geor- dle and South Georgia. In this territory are between gia Archaeology, secured CWA grants of money and 900,000 and 1,000,000 people. John B. Morris sent an expert to Macon for careful archaeological Macon is served by five railway lines exploration. The mounds extend for and is the converging point for three more than twenty miles down the river main North and South highways. Pas- from Macon--village sites surround each senger buses and motor truck lines, to- area. The excavation of the Indian gether with two railway express con- Mounds has attracted widespread inter- cerns and daily air mail to Miami, Chi- est. A vast number of relics of great cago, New York and intervening points, historical interest have been taken from operate from Macon. the mounds. Too, the discovery of a The largest overall plant in the South Council Chamber used by the Indians is located in Macon, which city boasts the has been characterized as one of the most largest green houses in Dixie. important archaeological discoveries in History the United States. The mounds are open Macon's history dates back to 1540, to inspection. when DeSoto crossed the Ocmulgee Riv- Shortly after 1800 the Government er at this point. It was here that the realized the importance of this point and first cannon was fired on American soil, established Fort Benjamin Hawkins on and the first Christian baptism occurred, the East side of the River. Fame of the one of the priests in the Spaniard's party fertile lands here spread and the trek baptising a dying Indian in the Ocmulgee of the pioneers began. Settlers from River. North Carolina were the first to arrive. 10 MACON In 1828 the settlement was incorporated by the Legislature and was named by the North Carolinians in honor of Na- was built here in 1851 under an appropriation of $80,000 by the Legislature. During the War Between the States, thaniel Macon, then a prominent statesman of North Carolina. Macon soon became an important point on the stage coach line from New York to New Orleans. The first steamboat came up the river in 1827 and from that time on Macon became the cotton concentration point for Middle Georgia, the bags, later bales, of cotton being carried down the river Harry StillFwoeeltl Edwards the building was used as a Confederate Hospital and the institution was moved to Fort Valley, Georgia, being re-established here in 1865. Also during the War Between the States the Confederate Government established an arsenal in Macon. During Sherman's March to the Sea, the capital of Georgia, then located in Milledgeville, and now to the sea. in Atlanta, was temporarily moved to In 1826 Macon had eight hundred peo- Macon. During the World War, Camp ple, thirty-two stores and was receiving Wheeler, named in honor of General Joe cotton from sixteen counties. By 1881 Wheeler, hero of the War Between the there were two hundred homes. In 1835, States, was established in Macon. the State Legislature passed a bill mak- Educational Facilities ing possible the building of the first rail- Macon and Bibb County schools are road in Georgia and in 1838 the first operated under a politics-free Board of train ran between Macon and Forsyth, Education. The system is used as a mod- twenty-five miles away. el throughout the State. In the city and Georgia's first great political conven- county are forty-eight modern grammar tion was held in Macon in 1840 for the schools and three well-planned high purpose of ratifying Harrison for Presi- school plants. Free bus service is main- dent and Tyler for Vice-President. Four- tained for those children in the county teen thousand people attended this con- who live too far from the educational vention. institutions. Separate high schools are The Georgia Academy for the Blind provided for girls and boys. There are crrrj`*T*5ii. Ancient Ceremonial or Conncil House of the Frotomuskhogean Indians "IN THE HEART OF GEORGIA" Main Entrance to Washington Memorial Library 405 teachers employed in the system, with 17,154 students enrolled. School property is valued at $2,469,185.46. Macon is the location of the oldest chartered college in the world for women--Wesleyan College, chartered in 1886. The college has among her souvenirs of the past a bit of old parchment laced with faded blue ribbon, so highly prized that it is kept in one of the fireproof vaults on the campus, while a photograph of it is shown proudly to visitors. It is the first diploma ever granted to a woman by a college chartered for the higher education of women. The diploma was granted to Miss Catharine E. Brewer by Wesleyan College (then known as the Georgia Female CoB lege) in 1840. She was one of a class of eleven young ladies, the first in alphabetical order. She later became Mrs. Benson, mother of the late Admiral William S. Benson, ranking admiral in the World War. A beautiful copy of Raphael's "Madonna of the Chair" hangs in the college parlor, the gift of Admiral Benson in memory of his mother. The birth of the new college was at- 12 MACON Sidney Lanier tended by the most colorful events, a storm of prejudice from narrow-minded people of the day, an Indian uprising, the departure of the militia for war with Mexico, a financial panic when cotton dropped from 16 cents to 4 cents a pound. The generally accepted opinion in the days before Wesleyan was founded was that "all a young lady needed to know was how to weave clothes for her family or to paint a daisy in water colors," that "females could never muster studies long familiar to males," and that it was "unwomanly" for a girl to be educated beyond the ability to read the New Testament. Against such sentiment far-sighted men of the day fought. Duncan G. Campbell, a young lawyer, introduced a bill in the Legislature as early as 1825 for establishing a college for women, but it was defeated in the Senate. Again in 1836, the subject was debated, and in December of that year, Alexander H. Stephens, then a young attorney, with fiery eloquence, wrested the charter from the State Legislature. He is said to have declared, at the close of his career as a statesman, that he considered his achievement in behalf of woman's education in Georgia, the most worthwhile thing he had done. The thirteen-year-old city of Macon raised $20,000 at a public meeting to begin the building, and surrendered the scheme to the guardianship of the Georgia Annual Conference of the Methodist Church, who accepted the offer, appointed trustees, and sent out an agent to solicit subscriptions. George Foster "IN THE HEART OF GEORGIA" 13 Pierce, later a Bishop , of the Methodist Church, was the first president of the college, a man of sound business sense, great spiritual power and vision, as well as an excellent writer. "Georgia Illustrated", a musty, yellowpaged volume of Georgia sketches, recently added to Wesleyan's library by James H. Porter, trustee, gives a description of the first building, written by Bishop Pierce: "The college building is located on a commanding eminence, midway between the city of Macon and the village of Vineville. The city is spread out on the plain below; the surrounding hills are crowned with private mansions of the most tasteful architecture On the western side is Vineville with its quiet dwellings and the majestic pine forest nearby; on the north the ruins of old Fort Hawkins. Blockhouses and the relics of ancient fortifications are remaining, to connect its present peaceful habitations with the stir and clangor of martial troops and deadly strife. "The college edifice is an imposing structure, one hundred and sixty feet long and sixty feet wide, rising four stories high in the center, and crowned with a cupola. It has wings three stories high, surrounded with a parapet. The front view is relieved from monotony by a recess of twelve feet over which a roof projects, supported by four massive pillars. There are 56 rooms in the building. A portion of the basement is occupied by the Steward's family and by some other officers of the Institution; the remainder appropriated as recitation rooms. The chapel is on the second floor. It is forty feet wide, extending in length across the whole breadth of the building. In the dormitories are spacious rooms, generally 18 feet square, with large win- dows and high ceilings. The plan is to put four young ladies in a room, with the furniture provided by the occupants. "The yard immediately around the col- lege has been graded to a level, extend- ing over a lot of four acres. The whole Tree Under Which Many of Sidney Lanier's Poems Were Written MACON enclosure is well adapted for tasteful ornament, and affords the young ladies ample space for exercise and recreation." The War Between the States followed all too soon after the college was established. Wesleyan girls of the '60's remember it vividly, though they did not see the worst, of course. One of them, a member of the class of 1867, wrote to the college about it: "In 1863 the rooming section of the college was full to capacity, in some instances five occupying one room Some of the girls were refugees To keep the college going, several refined and cultured families had room and board in the college. Among them were the father and sister of our own Georgia poet, Sidney Lanier. On occasional visits of Lanier to them, the girls would gather in groups to hear the sweet music of the flute of which he was master. Mr. Day and his daughter, Miss Mary, whom Lanier married, also boarded there. "The number of pupils decreased, and in 1867 only five of the large class which began its career in 1863 graduated. During the war, families refugeed from their homes; churches, schools and colleges were deserted, some left in destruction's wake. Wesleyan held her own, President Bonnell standing firmly at the helm and successfully leading her through the conflict." In 1861, a surprisingly short time after the War between the North and the South, a northern man, George I. Seney, of Brooklyn, N. Y., gave to Wesleyan her first large gift, $125,000, to be used for enlargement and endowment. "If my friends should ask," said Mr. Seney, "Why I do not give this money to my own people, say to them: they are my people; we are one people." Macon's Beautiful City Hail "IN THE HEART OF GEORGIA" 15 Georgia Masonic Home 16 MACON Until 1927, when Mr. B. N. Duke of first state to provide for the higher edu- North Carolina gave an equal amount, cation of women. this was the largest gift Wesleyan had Mercer University, a Baptist Institu- ever received. tion for men, celebrated its Centennial A few years ago the friends of the col- in 1933. Mercer's law school has been lege saw that the old buildings and cam- given an "A" rating by the American pus were too small for the students who Bar Association. In addition to offering thronged the gates. The "majestic for- courses in all university subjects, Mer- est" described by Bishop Pierce, had long cer has a theological seminary. Mount since given place to houses around and de Sales Academy, a Catholic prepara- beyond the "village of Vineville", and the tory school for girls, together with a four-acre yard around the college no long- Catholic parochial school for boys, are er "afforded the young ladies ample room located in Macon. The Georgia Acad- for recreation arid exercise". It was de- emy for the Blind is also located here. cided, therefore, to build the new Wesley- Macon has three business colleges. Here an on a campus of 170 acres at Rivoli, also are two good colleges for colored in the immediate suburbs of Macon. people--Central City College and Beda In place of the one building 160 feet Etta College. long and 60 feet wide, there are now City Planning twelve modern and well-equipped build- Macon's founders showed unusual ings, finished in the Georgian style of foresight in laying out the city's plan. architecture. The prototype of the din- All of its downtown streets are excep- ing hall is found in Washington's home tionally wide, reducing traffic problems at Mount Vernon, that of the library in The Hermitage, the historical o1d home built upon the Savannah River in 1880. Wesleyan holds a high place in the academic world today, and is recognized by every outstanding agency. Approaching the hundredth anniversary of her founding, Wesleyan College stands as a monument to the far-sighted wisdom of the State of Georgia, the An Apartment House in Macon to the minimum. In the downtown section, parks, green the year 'round, occupy the center of these streets. In all five hundred acres are devoted to parks and playgrounds. Macon has the distinction of owning a $1,250,000 Municipal Auditorium, which has the largest copper - covered dome in the world. The city also owns an impressive stadium, which has a seating "72V THE HEART OF GEORGIA" 17 Poplar Street capacity of eleven thousand. A municipally-owned water plant of twenty-two million gallons daily of water, which is more than ninety-nine per cent pure, pumps the supply from the Ocmulgee River. An excellent airport is also municipally owned. An imposing new baseball plant has been erected in Central Park, municipally owned. Many of the World's most famous race horses train at Central City Park each year and Downie Brothers Circus has winter quarters in this area. The boyhood home of Sidney Lanier, the South's great poet, still stands in Macon. The famous author, Harry Stillwell Edwards, probably best known by his "Eneas Africanus," lives here. 18 There are several healthful mineral wells in the neighborhood of Macon. Modern theatres, hotels and three excellent golf courses, together with 3 lake parks and other resorts, make Macon interesting for visitors. MACON Industries Approximately one hundred and fifty manufacturing plants are located here, the annual production being valued at $20,000,000. The city is a railroad shop center with three lines doing their repair work locally. Conditions in Macon are consistently favorable to high yields from capital in industry. Sales managers find in the more than twenty million people who live in the Southeastern States a responsive and unsatiated market. Traffic managers trace to Macon the geographical, economic and service center of that market. Production men delight in Macon's reserves of hydro-electric power, its natural gas, its ready access to every raw material of the South, its unfailing supply of high-grade labor and its high-grade climate. Each year Macon's trade territory produces about one-third of the State's manufactured products. Of Georgia's annual agricultural production, twothirds is grown and marketed from this section. The State's greatest supplies of Entrance to Wesleyan College timber and its most extensive deposits of ceramic clays are in this territory. From the farms, mills and mines, the products of this great storehouse of the South are cleared through Macon in the course of concentration, distribution and refinement, with the greatest economy of transportation and time. This economy is reflected in material prices. The cost of living in Macon, as well as the general cost of manufacture, is, therefore, well under the average of those in any industrial city. From these figures compiled by the National Industrial Conference Board, the cost of living in Macon is e s t i m a ted to be sixteen per cent below the national average. Trained labor is plentiful. Moreover, apt Birds-Eye View of Wesleyan Campus "IN THE HEART OF GEORGIA" 19 View in Baconsfield Park and capable workers are available from the reservoirs of labor which have been created by advancing agricultural methods, in practically unlimited quantities. These men and women are of efficient and energetic old American stock. They have a friendly and intelligent attitude of mind which is a product of generations. Macon's industries are diversified. The markets of some of them are strictly local; others serve markets of sectional, state and regional character; still others sell in markets that are national and even international. With some of these industries low cost access to these markets--the advantages of paved highways, splendid railroad facilities, nearby Women's Club House at Baconsfield Park 20 MACON -- m m m : One of Many Beautiful Drives Leading: Into Macon deep water transportation--was the primary consideration. Others, in selecting Macon, were primarily influenced by its proximity to raw materials, its supply of labor, or the economy of manufacture growing out of the general industrial services available here. All have found in Macon a focal point of these advantages. Macon's industries number approximately 150. The number of classifications is fifty. They are classied as follows: Agricultural Implements, Automobile Tops, Bakery Products, Barrels, Bedding, Bottlers, Boxes, Crates, Brick and Hollow Tile, Stone Tile, Candy, Canned Food Products, Cigars, Cement Products, Coffee Roasters, Commercial Hat- `IN THE HEART OF GEORGIA" 21 chery, Cotton Seed Oil Products, Cotton Compresses, Creameries, Dental Supplies, Drugs, Electricity, Engraving Plates, Excavating Machinery, Feed Mills, Fertilizer Plants, Foundry and Machine Shops, Floor and Wall Tile, Flour and Grist Mills, Furniture and Fixtures, Gin Machinery, Granite and Marble, Handles, Ice, Ice Cream, Incinerators, Insecticides, Kaolin and Fuller's Earth Products, Leather Goods, Lumber, Optical Goods, Paint, Paper Boxes and Fillers, Potteries, Printing and Publishing, Proprietary Medicines, Railroad Repair Shops, Rayon Underwear, Sausage, Sewer Pipe, Sheet Metal Products, Shuttle Blocks, Textile Mills, Timber Treating Plants, Work Garments, Clothing Factories. Civic Organizations Macon has four hospitals, three private and one municipal. Complete facilities, including X-ray equipment, are available. Training schools for nurses are operated by three institutions. Number of beds available--300. An unusually effective County Health Department is operated in connection with the ---- ~ hospitals. Clinical service and public health control of the most advanced type maintain a public health condition in Macon comparable to any to be found in any other American community of its size. There are one hundred and fifteen churches of various denominations to be found in Macon. The city can boast of its civic clubs and commercial organizations. One of the leading institutions of this nature is the Macon Junior Chamber of Commerce, composed of lively, wide-awake young business men between the ages of 18 and 36, which was organized in 1925, for the purpose of bringing together the young business men of the community and to promote the welfare and advancement of the city of Macon.' Since that time this organization has been looked upon as one of the leading civic institutions of the city. The Junior Chamber counts among its successful projects the following: In 1927 it built and still operates the only municipal golf course. It sponsored the Southeastern Aeronautical Exposition in 1928 and in the same year built the ' : I mgi^r Bibb County Court House on Mulberry Street hangar at Miller Field. It sponsored the Southeastern Sands Green Golf Tournament in 1930, as well as Sousa's Band. Later it sent a sponsor to Lakehurst, N J., to christen the dirigible "Macon" in honor of the city. In 1933 the Chamber opened the Curiosity Shop for the unemployed, built tennis courts at Tatnall Square Park and donated them to the city. It purchased land in East Macon and 40 acres lanta. Main line to Florida. Main line to Savannah. Main line to Birmingham. Main line to Athens. (Direct service to mid-west.) Southern Railway: Main line to Atlanta. Main line to Brunswick and Jacksonville. (Direct service to North and East.) Georgia, Southern and Florida Railway (Branch of Southern) : Main line to Florida. The City Auditorium in Macon on the Ocmulgee River, where the Indian mounds are located, and donated this land to the city. During 1934-35 it promoted a drive for funds with which to build a national park on the Indian mound site. It was the organizer of the Macon Civic Diamond Ball League in 1934 and joint sponsor of the Stribling Memorial that year. The Chamber originated and sponsored the selection of an outstanding person each year as Macon's Leading Citizen, which was begun in 1931. Transportation Facilities Macon has thirty-two passenger trains daily. Her five railroads are Central of Georgia, Southern, MD&S, Georgia, GS&F. Central of Georgia: Main line to At- Macon, Dublin and Savannah Railway. Georgia Railway: To Augusta. First-class terminal facilities are maintained by these roads, including a full and complete switching service. By all-rail service Macon shippers obtain regular seventh morning delivery to New York, with commensurate service to other points. By rail and water this service is speeded up to fourth morning delivery. There are twenty-six busses daily, over five bus lines. Daily air mail, and air express service are available at Miller Field, Macon's excellent Municipal Airport. It is fully lighted and equipped and is a regular stop for Eastern Air Transport airmail planes. Through this means Macon ob- 24 MACON tains overnight letter service to Chicago and New York; letters posted at the close of Macon's business day are delivered in those points on the following morning. Commensurate service is afforded by airmail connections to other points. One of Many Tennis Courts Banks Citizens and Southern National Bank of Macon (branch of Citizens & Southern National Bank of Savannah) : Capital, $5,000,000.00; Deposits,' $65,073,486.64; Surplus and Undivided Profits, $2,619,46054. City Bank and Trust Company: Capital, $110,000.00; Deposits, $904,293.57; Surplus and Undi- > v i d e d Profits, $62,675.26. First National Bank and Trust Company (affiliate of First National Bank of Atlanta) : Capi-; tal, $500,000.00; Deposits, $6,014, 378.35; Surplus and Undivided Profits, $163,795.34. Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation Bank (R. F. C.) : Serves the States of Georgia and Florida. Agriculture Middle Georgia lands offer an excellent opportunity for the farmer who wishes to trade winter weather for long growing seasons. Practically every known crop, except citrus fruits, may be produced in this fertile section. Cotton and corn were for years the staple crops, but Bibb County's present diversification may be seen from the following statistics taken from the latest report of Georgia's Commissioner of Agriculture : Macon, County Seat; incorporated, 1823; County area, 277 square miles; taxable property, $48,686,375; grows practically all farm products, including cotton, grain, truck, peaches and pecans, hogs and poultry, and is a large manufacturing center, especially in clays and textile; cotton, 4,068 bales, 10.000 to 20,000 acres; oats, 2,000 to 3.000 acres; Irish potatoes, 50 to 100 acres; sweet potatoes, 1,500 to 2,000 acres; peanuts, less than 500 acres; hay, 5,000 to 7,500 acres; watermelons, 100 to 200 cars; peach trees, 200,000 to 500,000 trees; pecan trees, 25,000 to Centennial Stadium 50,00 trees; farm horses, 100 to 200; farm mules 1,000 to 2,000; swine, 5,000 to 7,000; milk cows, 3,000 to 4,000; other cattle on farms, 1,000 to 2,000; "IN THE HEART OF GEORGIA" 25 chickens, 30,000 to 40,000; corn, 15,000 to 25,000 acres; wheat, less than 100 acres. Macon is the center of the famous Georgia peach belt and is surrounded by sixteen million bearing peach trees. Hatcheries ; Bibb is the only County in Georgia having two hatcheries. These are Paul Hearn .Hatchery and Billy Morgan Hatchery. Paul Hearn Hatchery is located at Tuft Springs; 25 acres of this hatch- ery is under water; it is made up of five ponds, all of which contain 2,000,000 bass; one and one - half million gallons of water flow into this hatchery daily. Billy Morgan Hatchery is lo- cated about three - quarters of a mile from Tuft Springs at the old A. T. Main Building at Macon Hospital Small Brick Plant Sites Company. This hatchery comprises 78 A wide variety of plant sites is avail- acres, 50 acres of which is under water, able in Macon. Sites which are located close to the present industrial settlements, others with particular advantages of trackage, and still others offer- It will produce between four and five million blue gm bream per year, Besides the hatchery, it is planned ing perfect pri- vacy and isola- tion for those who would pre- fer to construct their own mill villages. Those plants which particularly re- quire large qua ntities of pure water and good drainage with any other several advan- tages will find many ideal lo- cations in Macon * Hopewell Sanitarium for Tubercular Patients 26 MACON Where Georgia Peaches Are Packed Clothing Plant of the Adams Manufacturing Company Clay Manufacturing Plant "IN THE HEART OF GEORGIA" 27 to erect a beautiful park, also a barbecue Summing up the labor situation in pit and band stand. Macon, there is to be found here labor Taxation equal in quality and character to any in The State of Georgia levies an ad- the South, in quantities not available at valorem tax of four mills. This tax is any other point in the South, for em- collected by the counties ployment under climatic concurrently with their conditions essentially the own levies, on the basis of the county's assessed same as those of other cities in the Piedmont valuation. The effect of area no longer put to the this is to vary the actual compulsion of defense, state tax rate from and it is of proved effi- county to county in ac- ciency. cordance with the pre- Costs of Living vailing practice of each county in making its as- Not only is a practically inexhaustible supply sessment ; that is, of labor available, but whether the county's basis of assessing prop- this productive territory turns through the city in erty is low, medium or high as a percentage of channels of trade foodstuffs, lumber, ceramic the property's true value. clays, cotton and other This method of assess- materials for home con- ment of state taxes not sumption, for manufac- only affects the true state tax rate, but likewise the MHaeyrobrerotf SMmaacrotn ture and for distribution. The entire re- actual county rate. sources of this most productive section Bibb County has a tax rate of twenty of Georgia are available to Macon at mills. To this is to be added the State's prices which have not begun to soar ei- tax of four mills, for computation of the ther from high transportation charges or total tax outside the city of Macon the from several middlemen's profits. The total being twenty-four mills. The city cost of living in Macon is, therefore, tax rate is fifteen mills, the legal limit even appreciably lower than that of most as set by our city charter. In considering the actual state, county and city rate as levied, it is important to know the present and historical attitude of a locality toward industry. That in Macon and Bibb County is, and always has been, favorable. Assessments are customarily and knowingly levied at from twenty-five to forty percent of an industry's true property value, as a matter of fixed policy. Climate and Efficiency Weather reports disclose that the Macon area boasts a climate most favorable for industrial enterprises. Heat prostrations are absolutely unknown. Attention is directed to the weather chart shown elsewhere in this survey. other Southern cities. Rents and retail prices are uniformly lower and this condition enables the high grade of labor available here to work happily on a scale of wages that would offer less than adequate compensation elsewhere. Average house rent paid by industrial families is $10.00 to $20.00 per month. Average rent paid in the highest class residential section is $30.00 to $50.00. Accommodations are ample in all classes. Cotton mill operatives and mill villages pay an average of 50 cents per room per week, water and lights included. Power Service Macon's power service is secured from the Georgia Power Company, having the District Office and two sub-stations here. 28 ""**1 MACON A very unusual scope of protection is afforded Macon by the complete system Water Analysis Grs. per gal. of lines converging here. A primary hydro-plant is located at Jackson, Georgia, forty miles away. Other lines feed into Macon, guaranteeing positive uninterrupted service against almost every conceivable contingency from the Alabama, Tennessee and Carolina power sources. All rates as listed are gross with Organic and Volatile matter .548 Silica -StS Iron Oxide _ .146 Calcium Sulphate (Scale forming) .128 Calcium Carbonate (Scale forming) -- .490 Magnesium Carbonate (Scale forming) .378 Sodium Sulphate (Scale forming) __ .491 Sodium Chloride (Salt) .385 Total Solids 2.839 10 per cent discount for prompt payment in every case. Radio Station WMAZ, 1,000 Water Rates Minimum per month, inside city .60 Minimum per month, outside city 1.00 watts, latest type Class Gallons Per Month B Transmitter, operates 1 to 90,000 .20 on a frequency of 1,180 kilocycles. Southeastern Broadcasting Company, 90.000 to 180,000 .20 180.000 to 300,000 .18 300.000 to 450,000 .15 450.000 to 600,000 .12 operators. Studios, Bankers Health and Life P. T.EAdintoderrson 600,000 to 3,000,000 .11 3,000,000 to 4,000,000 ___ .10 Insurance Company; Transmitter, Log 4,000,000 to 6,000,000 .08 Cabin Boulevard. Consistent coverage Over 6,000,000 gallons per month .06 of area from 50 to 70 miles of Macon. Highways All main county highways paved. The Dixie and National Highways (both paved) run through the city, as does U. S. /Transcontinental Route No. 80. Hotels Eight with total of 1,150 rooms. The excellence of Macon's hotel facilities, coupled with an unusual number of assembly halls, including ani auditorium ` Power Rates Retail Rate "A-2" Per KWH First 25 KWH, per month 7.22c Next 35 KWH, per month 5.5Sc Next 140 KWH, per month 3.33c Over 200 KWH, per month 1.67c Rate "A-2" reduced 5% per year until 1937 when Rate A-3 applies. Rate A-3 applicable for all customers increasing their consumption after one year of use on Rate A-2 with net bills on rate A-2 acting as the minimums. with a seating capacity of 4,500 people, and the fact that Macon is within six miles of the geographical center of the State, has earned for the city an enviable reputation as a convention city. Water Supply Source of supply is the Ocmulgee River. As the following analysis shows, this water is exceptionally soft and pure. The municipal system has a capacity of twenty-two million gallons, daily of which ten million gallons are now consumed. Rate "A-3" Per KWH First 15 KWH or less per month Next 50 KWH, per month 1.11c 5.00c Next 135 KWH, per month Next 500 KWH, per month Over 700 KWH, per month , / General Retail Service 2.22c 1.39c 1.11c Rate "B" Per KWH First 30 KWH per month 7.22c Next 170 KWH per month Next 800 KWH per month 6.66c 5.55c "IN THE HEART OF GEORGIA" 29 Next 1,000 KWH per month 4.44c Over 2,000 KWH per month 3.33c Optional retail power rates including light- ing at option of customer. Rate ``B-3" DEMAND CHARGE: $1.66 per KW of maximum demand per month. Plus an ENERGY CHARGE as follows: Per KWH First 1,000 KWH per month 4.44c Next 4,000 KWH per month 2.22c All over 5,000 KWH per month -1.11c Rate "C-l" DEMAND CHARGE: $5.55 per month per meter, Plus an ENERGY CHARGE as follows: Per KWH First 100 hours use of lighting demand 6.66c All additional energy used 3.33c Optional large lighting rate-- Rate "B-2" DEMAND CHARGE: $2.22 per KW of maximum demand per month. Plus an ENERGY CHARGE as follows: Per KWH First 1,000 KWH per month ----4.44c Next 1,000 KWH per month 3.33c Next 6,000 KWH per month 2.22c All over 8,000 KWH per month 1.11c Provided that all consumption in excess of 8,000 KWH per month, which is also in ex- cess of 200 KWH per KW of the recorded maxi- mum demand each month, will he billed at 0.888c KWH. Wholesale power rates for service taken from wholesale distribution lines including incidental lighting-- Rate "C-2" DEMAND CHARGE: $1.11 per KW of maxi- mum demand per month, Plus an ENERGY CHARGE as follows: Per KWH First 20,000 KWH per month 1.44c Next 30,000 KWH per month 1.11c Next 150,000 KWH per month 0.777c Over 200,000 KWH per month ! 0.666c Minimum Demand 50 KW Optional Wholesale power rate-- Rate `'C-4" DEMAND CHARGE: per KVA per month First 200 KVA of maximum demand 3.00 Next 800 KVA of maximum demand 1.66 All over 1,000 KVA of maximum de- mand :-- : 1.11 Plus an ENERGY CHARGE as follows: Per KWH First 1,000,000 KWH per month _0.555c All over 1,000,000 KWH per month !_0.444c Minimum Demand--500 KW Natural Gas Natural gas from Monroe, Louisiana, is supplied Macon by the Macon Gas Company. The rates follow. SCHEDULE No. 1--General Gas Service: Service Cliarge--per meter per month $0.60 Plus the following charge for gas used (Per 1,000 cu. ft.) View of Grandstand at Williams Field 30 MACON Cozy Corner in the Living Boom of the Masonic Home of Georgia Learning to Sew at Masonic Home of Georgia Home Economics Department, Masonic Home of Georgia "IN THE HEART OF GEORGIA" 31 Net Gross used per month For the first 2,00 Cu. Ft. used $1.10 $1.20 For the next 3,000 Cu. Ft .85 .95 All over 5,000 Cu. Ft .60 .70 Prompt Payment Discount: The differ- ence between the net and gross rates stated above shall constitute the discount for prompt payment if bills are paid within ten days of their date Minimum Bill: The minimum monthly bill shall be $0.85. SCHEDULE No. 2--Commercial Gas Service: Available to any commercial consumers, such as restaurants, hotels, bakeries, pressclubs, etc., for space hearing, commercial cooking, commercial refrigeration and like For all over 200,000 cu. ft. used per month $0.30 per 1,000 cu. ft. Prompt Payment Discount: 5 cents per 1,000 cu. ft. on all bills paid within ten days from presentation. Minimum Bill--shall be the sum of the service charge and maximum use charge. SCHEDULE NO. 3--Commercial Heating Service: Available only for space heating, central heating and building hot water heating in commercial buildings and apartments where gas is used as the exclusive medium of general space heating. For the first 50,000 cu. ft. used per month $0.40 per 1,000 cu. ft. One of Macon's Educational Institutions uses. Service Charge-- $1.00 per meter per month, plus maximum use charge: For the first 500 cu. ft. per month of maximum hourly rate of use per 100 cu. ft $1.00. For all over 500 cu. ft. per month of maximum hourly rate of use per 100 cu. ft. $0.50. PLUS--Consumption Charge: For the first 5,000 cu. ft. used per month $1.05 per 1,000 cu. ft. For the next 45,000 cu. ft. used per month $0.60 per 1,000 cu. ft. For the next 150,000 cu. ft. used per month $0.35 per 1,000 cu. ft. For the next 150,000 cu. ft. used per month $0.35 per 1,000 cu. ft. Fort the next 800,000 cu. ft. used per month $0.32 per 1,000 cu. ft. For all over 1,000,000 cu. ft. used per month $0.30 per 1,000 cu. ft. Prompt Payment Discount: 5 cents per 1,000 cu. ft. on all bills paid within ten days from presentation. Minimum Bill shall be $150.00 net per consumer per year. Special terms and conditions of service. This rate is not available for any other use than space heating and heating of water for general hot water service in apartments, etc. BALDWIN'S AND TELEGRAPH'S MACON GEORGIA MISCELLANEOUS 1935 DIRECTORY [Containing valuable information concerning local, state and national governments with the names of United States senators and representatives; county seats and populations and other useful information. COPYRIGHT 1935 BY BALDWIN DIRECTORY CO., INC. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT, President JOHN NANCE GARNER, Vice-President FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT President of the United States WALTER F. GEORGE U. S. Senator from Georgia BALDWIN'S AND TELEGRAPH'S THE CABINET Cordell Hull, Secretary of State. Henry Morgenthau, Secretary of the Treas- ury. George Henry Hern, Secretary of War. Homer Stille Cummings, Attorney General. Claude A. Swanson, Secretary of the Navy. Harold L. Ickes, Secretary of the Interior. Henry Agard Wallace, Secretary of Agricul- ture, Daniel Calhoun Roper, Secretary of Com- merce. , Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor. THE SUPREME COURT Charles Evans Hughes, Chief Justice. Associates Willis Van Deventer, James Clark McRey- nolds, Lewis Dembitz, George Sutherland, Pierce Butler, Harlan F. Stone, Owen J. Roberts, Benjamin N. Cordozo. GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS Treasurer of the United States: William Alexander Julian. Comptroller of Currency: J. F. T. O'Conner. Director of the Mint: Nellie Tayloe Ross. Register of the Treasury: Edward E. Jones. Director of the Bureau of Engraving: Alvin W. Hall. Judge Advocate General of the Army: Gen. Douglas McArthur. Quartermaster General of the Army: Gen. J. L. Dewitt. Surgeon General of the Army: Maj. Gen. Robert U. Patterson. Judge Advocate General of the Navy: Rear Admiral O. G. Murfin. Quartermaster General of the Navy: Brig. Gen. Hugh Matthews. Chief of the Weather Bureau: Charles F. Marvin. Chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry: John F. Mohler. Chief of the Bureau of Dairy Industry: O. E. Reed. Chief of the Bureau of Plant Industry: William A. Taylor. UNITED STATES SENATE Democrats 70; Republicans 24; Farmer-Labor 1; Progressives 1. Alabama: Hugo L. Black and John H. Bankhead (D). Maryland: Mildred E. Tydlngs (D) and George W. Radcliffe (D). Arizona: Joseph F. Asliurst and Carl Hayden (D). Massachusetts: David I. Walsh and Marcus A. Coolidge. Arkansas: Joseph T. Robinson (D) and Hattie Caraway (D). Michigan: James Couzens (R) and Arthur H. Vanderberg (R). California: Hiram W. Johnson (R) and William Gibbes McAdoo (D). Minnesota: Henrik Shipstead (FL) and Thomas D. Scall (R). Colorado: Edward P. Costigan (D) and Alva B.Adams (D). Connecticut: Augustine Lonergan (D) and Francis T. Mahoney (D). Delaware: Daniel O. Hastings (R) and John G. Townsend, Jr. (R). Florida: Duncan U. Fletcher (D) and Park TVammell (D). Georgia: Walter F. George (D) and Richard B. Russell, Jr. (D). Idaho: William E. Borah (R) and James P Pope (R). Illinois: J. Hamilton Lewis and William H. Dieterich. Indiana: Frederick Van Nuys (D) and Sherman Minton (D). Iowa: L. J. Dickinson (R) and Louis Murphy (D). Kansas: Arthur Capper (R) and George McGill (D). Kentucky: A. W. Barkley (D) and M. M. Logan (D). Louisiana: Huey P. Long (D) and John H. Overton (D). Maine: Frederick Hale (R) and Wallace H. White, Jr. (R). Mississippi: Pat Harrison (D) and Theodore G. Bilbo (D). Missouri: Bennett Champ Clark (D) and Harry S. Truman (D). Montana: Burton K. Wheeler (D) and James E. Murray (D). Nebraska: George W. Norris (R) and Edward R. Burke (D). Nevada: Key Pittman (D) and Patrick McCarran (D). New Hampshire: Henry W. Keyes (R) and Fred H. Brown (D). New Jersey: W. Warren Barbour (R) and Harry Moore (D). New Mexico: Carl A. Hatch (D) and Dennis Chavez (D) New York: Royal S. Copeland (D) and Robert F. Wagner (D). North Carolina: Josiah W. Bailey (D) and Robert R. Reynolds (D). North Dakota: Lynn J. Frazier (R) and Gerald P. Nye (R). Ohio: Robert J. Bulkley (D) and Vic Donahey (D). Oklahoma: Elmer Thomas (D) and Thomas P. Gore (D). MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 35 Oregon: Charles L. McNary (R) and Frederick Steiwer (R). Pennsylvania: James J. Davis (R) and Joseph F. Guffey (D). Rhode Island: Jessie H. Metcalf (R) and Peter G. Gerry (D). South Carolina: Ellison D. Smith (D) and James F. Byrnes (D). South Dakota: Peter Norbeck (R) and W. J. Bulow (D). Tennessee: Kenneth McKellar (D) and Nathan L. Bachman (D). Texas: Morris Sheppard (D) and Tom Connally (D). Utah: William H. King (D) and Elbert D. Thomas (D). Vermont: Warren R. Austin (U) and Ernest W. Gibson (R) Virginia: Carter Glass (D) and Harry Flood Byrd (D). Washington: Homer T. Bone (D) and Lewis B. Schwellenbach (D). West Virginia: M. M. Neely (D) and Rush D. Holt (D). Wisconsin: Robert M. LaFollette, Jr. (D) and F. Ryan Duffy (D). Wyoming: Robert D, Carey (R) and Joseph C. O'Mahoney (D). HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ALABAMA John McDuffie (D), Monroeville. Lister Hill (D), Montgomery. Henry B. Steagall (D), Ozark. Sam Hobbs (D), Selma. Joe Starnes (D), Guntersville. William B. Oliver (D), Tuscaloosa. William B. Bankhead (D), Jasper. A. H. Carmichael (D), Tuscumbia. George Huddleston (D), Birmingham. ARIZONA Isabelle Greenway (D), Tuscon. ARKANSAS \ William J. Driver (D), Osceola. John F. Miller (D), Searcy. Claude A. Fuller (D), Eureka Springs. Ben Cravens, (D), Fort Smith. David D. Terry (D), Little Rock. John L. McClellan (D), Malvern. Tilman B. Parks (D), Camden. CALIFORNIA Clarence F. Lea (D), Santa Rosa. Harry L. Englebright (R), Nevada City. Frank H. Buck (D), Vacaville. Florence P. Hahn (R), San Francisco. Richard J. Welch (R), San Francisco. Albert E. Carter (R), Oakland. J. H. Tolan (D), Oakland. John J. McGrath (D), San Mateo. B. W. Gearhart (R), Fresno. Henry E. Stubbs (D), Santa Maria. John S. McGroarty (D), Tulunga. John H. Hoeppel (D), Arcadia. Charles Kramer (D), Los Angeles. Thomas F. Fprd (D), Los Angeles. William I. Traeger (R), Hollywood. John F. Dockweiler (D), Los Angeles. Charles J. Colden (D), San Pedro. John H. Burke (D), Long Beach. Sam L. Collins (R), Fullerton. George Burnham (R), San Diego. COLORADO Lawrence Lewis (D), Hartford. Fred Cummings (D), Fort Collins. John A. Martin (D), Pueblo. Edward T. Taylor (D), Glenwood Springs. CONNECTICUT Herman P. Kopplemann (D), Hartford. William L. Higgins (R), South Coventry. James A. Shanley (D), New Haven. Schuyler Merritt (R), Stamford. J. Joseph Smith (D), Waterbury. William M. Citron (D), Middletown. DELAWARE J. George Stewart (D), Wilmington. FLORIDA J. Harden Peterson (D), Lakeland. R. A. Green (D), Starke. Millard F. Caldwell (D), Milton. J. Mark Wilcox (D), West Palm Beach. William J. Sears, Jacksonville. GEORGIA Hugh Peterson, Jr. (D), Alley. E. E. Cox (D), Camilla. Bryant T. Castellow (D), Cuthbert. E. M. Owen (D), Griffin. Robert Ramspeck (D), Atlanta. Carl Vinson (D), Milledgeville. Malcolm C. Tarver (D),i Dalton. Braswell Deen (D), Alma. Frank Welchel (D), Gainesville. Paul Brown (D), Elberton. IDAHO Compton I. White (D), Clarks Fork. D. Worth Clark (D), Pocatello. ILLINOIS Arthur H. Mitchell (D), Chicago. Raymond S. McKeough (D), Chicago. Edward A. Kelly (D), Chicago. Harry P. Beam (D), Chicago. A. J. Sabath (D), Chicago. Thomas J. O'Brien (D), Chicago. Leonard W. Schuetz, (D), Chicago. Leo Kocialkowski (D), Chicago. James McAndrews (D), Chicago. Ralph E. Church (R), Evanston. Chauncey W. Reed (R), Chicago. John T. Buckbee (R), Rockford. Leo E. Allen (R), Galena. Chester Thompson (D), Rock Island. J. Leroy Adair (D), Quincy. Everett M. Dirksen (R), Pekin. L. C. Arends (R), Melvin. 36 BALDWIN'S AND TELEGRAPH'S J.ames A. M/eeks (D), Danville. Donald C. Dobbins (D), Champaign. Scott W. Lucas (D), Havana. Harry H. Mason (D), Uawnee. Edwin M. Schaefer (D), Belleville. William W. Arnold (D), Robinson. Claude V. Parson (D), Golconda. Kent E. Keller (D), Ava. Martin A. Brennan (D), Bloomington. Michael L. Igoe (D), Chicago. INDIANA William T. Schulte (D), Hammand. Frederick Landis (R), Logansport. Samuel B. Pettengill (D), South Bend. James I. Farley (D), Auburn. Glenn Griswold (D), Peru. Virginia E. Jenckes (D), Terre Haute. Arthur H. Greenwood (D), Washington. John W. Boehne, Jr., (D), Evansville. Eugene B. Crowe (D), Bedford. Finly H. Gray (D), Connorsville. Louis Ludlow (D), Indianapolis. William H. Larrabee (D), New Palestine. IOWA Edward C. Eicher (D), Washington. Bernhard M. Jacobsen (D), Clinton. John W. Gwynne (R), Waterloo. Fred Biermann (D), Decorah. Lloyd Thurston (R), Osceola. Hubert Utterbeck (D), Des Moines. Otha D. Wearin (D), Hastings. Fred C. Gilchrist (R), Laurens. Guy Mark Gillette (D), Cherokee. KANSAS W. P. Lambertson (R), Fairview. U. S. Guyer (R), Kansas City. Edward W. Patterson (D), Pittsburg. Randolph Carpenter (D), Marion. Jack Houston (D), Newton. Frank Carlson (R), Concordia. Clifford R. Hope (R), Garden City. KENTUCKY W. V. Gregory (D), Mayfield. Glover H. Gray (D), Owensboro. Emmet O'Neal (D), Louisville. Cap R. Cardon (D), Munfordville. Brent Spence (D), Fort Thomas. Virgil Chapman (D), Paris. A. J. May (D), Prestonburg. Fred M. Vinson (D), Ashland. John M. Robteon (R), Barbourville. LOUISIANA Joachim O. Fernandez (D), New Orleans. Paul Hw Maloney (D), New Orleans. Numa F. Montet (D), Thibodaux. John N. Sandlin (D), Minden. Riley J. Wilson (D), Ruston. Jared Y. Sanders (D), Baton Rouge. Rene L. DeRouen (D), Ville Platte. Cleveland Dear (D), Alexandria. MAINE Simon M. Hamlin (D), S. Portland. Edward C. Moran, Jr. (D), Rockland. Ralph O. Brewster (R), Dexter. MARYLAND T. Alan Goldsborough (D), Denton. William P. Cole, Jr. (D), Towson. Vincent L. Palmisano (D), Baltimore. Ambrose J. Kennedy (D), Baltimore. Stephen W. Gambrill (D), Laurel. David J. Lewis (D), Cumberland. MASSACHUSETTS Allen T. T'readway (R), Stockbridge. William J. Granfield (D), Longmeadow. Joseph E. Casey (D), Clinton. Pehr G. Golmes (R), Worcester. Edith Nourse Rogers (R), Lowell. A. Platt Andrew (R), Gloucester. William P. Connery, Jr. (D), Lynn. Arthur D. Healey (D), Somerville. Richard M. Russell (D), Cambridge. George Holden Tinkam (R), Boston. John P. Higgins (D), Boston. John W. McCormack (D), Boston. Charles L. Gifford (R), Barnstable. Joseph W. Martin, Jr. (R), North Attlebo. Richard B. Wigglesworth (R), Boston. MICHIGAN George G. Sadowski, (D), Detroit. Earl C. Michener (R), Adrian. Henry M. Kimball (R), Kalamazoo. Clare Hoffman (R), Allegan. Carl E. Mapes (R), Grand Rapids. William W. Blackney (R), Flint. Jesse P. Wolcott (R), Port Huron. Fred L. Crawford (R), Saginaw. Albert J. Engel (R), Lake City. Roy O. Woodruff (R), Bay City. Prentiss M. Brown (D), St. Ignace. Frank E. Hook (D), Ironwood. Clarence J. McLeod, (R), Detroit. Louis Rabaut (D), Grosse Pointe Park. John D. Dingell (D), Detroit. John Lesinski (D), Dearborn. George A. Dondero (R), Royal Oak. MINNESOTA August H. Andresen (FL), Red Wing. Elmer J. Ryan (D), St. Paul. Ernest Lundeen (D), Minneapolis. Melvin J. Maas (R), St. Paul. Theodore Christianson 4R), Minneapolis. Harold Knutson (R), St. Cloud. Paul John Kvale (FL), Benson. William A. Pittenger (R), Duluth. R. T. Buckler (FL), Crookston. MISSISSIPPI John E. Rankin (D), Tupelo. Wall Doxey (D), Holly Springs. William M. Whittington (D), Greenwood. A. L. Ford (D), Ackerman. Aubert Dunn (D), Meridian. William M. Colmer (D), Pascagoula. Dan McGhee (D), Meadville. MISSOURI M. A. Romjue (D), Macon. William L. Nelson (D), Columbia. Richard M. Duncan (D), St. Joseph. C. Jasper Bell (D), Kansas City. Joseph B. Shannon (D), Kansas City. Reuben T. Wood (D), Springfield. Dewey Short (R), Galena. Clyde Williams (D), Hillsboro. MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 37 Clarence Cannon (D), Elsberry. Orville Zimmerman (D), Gennett. Thomas C. Hennings, Jr. (D), St. Louis. James R. Claiborne (D), St. Louis. John J. Cochran (D), St. Louis. MONTANA Joseph P. Monaghan (D), Butte. Roy E. Ayers (D), Lewiston. NEBRASKA Henry C. Luckey (D), Lincoln. Charles F. McLaughlin (D), Omaha. Karl Stefan (R), Norfolk. C. G. Binderup (D), Holdrege. Harry B. Coffee (D), Chadron. NEVADA James G. Scrugham (D), Reno. NEW HAMPSHIRE William H. Rogers (D), Sanbornville. Charles W. Tobey (R), Temple. NEW JERSEY Charles A: Wolverton (R), Merchantsville. Isaac Bacharach (R), Atlantic City. William H. Sutphin (D), Matawan. D. Lane Powers (R), Trenton. Charles A. Eaton (R), Watchung. Donald H. McLean (R), Elizabeth. Randolph Perkins (R), Woodeliff Lake. George N. Seger (R), Passaic. Edward A. Kenney (D), Cliffside Park. Fred A. Hartley, Jr. (R), Kearny. Peter A. Cavicchia (R), Newark. Frederick R. Lehlbach (R), Newark. Mary T. Norton (D), Jersey City. Edward J. Hart (D), Jersey City. NEW MEXICO J. J. Dempsey (D), Santa Fe. NEW YORK Robert L.. Bacon (R), Westbury. William F. Brunner (D), Rockaway Park . J. L. Pfeifer (D), Brooklyn. Thomas H. Cullen (D), Brooklyn. Marcellus H. Evans (D), Brooklyn. Andrew L. Somers (D), Brooklyn. John J. Delaney (D), Brooklyn. Richard J. Tonry (D), Brooklyn. Stephen A. Rudd (D), Brooklyn. Emanuel Celler (D), Brooklyn. James A. O'Leary (D), West New Bright Samuel Dicksteln (D), New York City. Christopher D. Sullivan (D), New York. William I. Sirovich (D), New York City. John J. Boylan (D), New York City. John J. O'Connor (D), New York City. Theodore A. Peyser (D), .New York City. Martin J. Kennedy (D), New York City. Sol Bloom (D), New York City. Vito Marcantonio (R), New York City. Joseph A. Gavagan (D), New York City. Anthony J. Griffin, (D), New York City. Charles A. Buckley (D), Bronx. James M. Fitzpatrick (D), Bronx. Charles D. Millard (R), Tarrytown. Hamilton Fish, Jr., (R), Garrison. Philip A. Goodwin (R), Coxsackie. Parker Corning (D), Albany. William D. Thomas (R), Hoosick Falls. Frank Crowther (R), Schenectady. Bertrand H. Snell (R), Potsdam. Francis D. Culkin (R), Oswego. Fred J. Sisson (D), Whitesboro. Bert Lord (R), Afton, Clarence E. Hancock (R), Syracuse. John Tabor (R), Auburn. W. Sterling Cole (R), Bath. James P. B. Duffy (D), Rochester. James W. Wadsworth, Jr. (R), Genesseo. Walter G. Andrews (R), Buffalo. Alfred F. Better. (D), Williamsville. James M. Mead (D), Buffalo. Daniel A. Reed (R), Dunkirk. Matthew J. Merritt (D), Flushing. Caroline O'Day (D), Rye. NORTH CAROLINA Lindsay C. Warren (D), Washington. John H. Kerr (D), Warrenton. , Graham A. Barden (D), New Bern. Harold D. Cooley (D), Nashville. Frank W. Hancock, Jr. (D), Oxford. William B. Umstead (D), Durham. J. Bayard Clark (D), Fayetteville. Walter Lambeth (D), Thomasville. Robert L. Doughton (D), Gennett. Alfred L. Bulwinkle (D), Gastonia. Zebulon Weaver (D), Asheville. NORTH DAKOTA Usher L. Burdick (R), Bismarck. William Lemke (R), Fargo. OHIO John B. Hollister (R), Cincinnati. William E. Hess (R), Cinciniiati. Byron B. Harlan (D), Dayton. Frank L. Loeb (D), Celina. Frank C. Kniffin (D), Napoleon. James G. Polk (D), Highland. L. T. Marshall (R), Xenia. Brooks Fletcher (D), Marion. Warren J. Duffey (D), Toledo. Thomas A. Jenkins (R), Ironton. Mell G. Underwood (D), New Lexington. Arthur P. Lamsneck (D), Columbus. William L. Fiesinger (D), Sandusky. Dow W. Harter (D), Akron. Robert T. Secrest (D), Senecaville. William R. Thom (D), Canton. William A. Ashbrook (D), Johnstown. Lawrence E. Imhoff (D), St. Clairsville. John G. Cooper (R), Youngstown. Martin L. Sweeney (D), Cleveland. Robert Crosser (D), Cleveland. Chester C. Bolton (R), Cleveland. Stephen M. Young (D), Cleveland. Charles V. Truax (D), Bucyrus. OKLAMOMA Wesley E. Disney (D), Tulsa. Jack Nichols (D), Eutaula. Wilburn Cartwright (D), McAlester. P. L. Gassaway (D), Coalgate. Josh Lee (D), Norman. Jed Johnson (D), Anadarko. Sam Massingale (D), Cordell. Phil Ferguson (D), Woodward. Will Rogers (D), Oklahoma City. 38 BALDWIN'S AND TELEGRAPH'S OREGON James W. Mott (R), Salem. Walter M. Pierce (D), La Grande. William A. Ekwell (R), Portland. PENNSYLVANIA Harry C. Ransley (R). Philadelphia. William H. Wilson (R), Philadelphia. Clare Gerald Fenerty (R), Philadelphia. J. Burrwood Daly (D), Philadelphia. Frank J. G. Dorsey (D), Philadelphia. Michael J. Stack (D), Philadelphia. George P. Darro (R), Philadelphia. James Wolfenden (R), Upper Darby. Oliver W. Frey (D), Allentown. J. Roland Kinser (R), Lancaster. Patrick J. Boland (D), Scranton. C. Murray Turpin (R), Kingston. James H. Gildea (D), Coaldale. William E. Richardson (D), Reading. C. Elmer Dietrich (D), Tunkhannock. Robert F. Rich (R), Woolrick. J. William Ditter (R), Ambler. Benjamin K. Focht (R), Lewisburg. Isaac H. Doutrich (R), Harrisburg. D. J. Driscoll (D), St. Marys. , Francis E. Walter (D), Easton. Harry L. Haines (D), Red Lion. Don Gingery (D), Clearfield. J. Buell Snyder (D), Perropolis. Charles I. Faddis (D), Waynesburg. Charles R. Eckert (D), Beaver. Joseph Gray (D), Barnesboro. William M. Berlin (D), Greensburg. Charles N. Crosby (D), Meadville. J. Twing Brooks (D), Sewickley. James L. Guinn (D), Braddock. Theodore L. Moritz (D), .Pittsburg. Henry Ellenbogen (D), Pittsburg. Matthew A. Dunn (D), Pittsburg. RHODE ISLAND Francis B. Condon (D), Pawtucket. John M. O'Connell, Westerly. SOUTH CAROLINA Thomas S. McMillan (D), Charleston. Hampton P. Fulmer (D), Orangeburg. John C. Taylor (D), Anderson. , John J. McSwain (D), Greenville. James P. Richards (D), Lancaster. Allard H. Gasque (D), Florence. SOUTH DAKOTA Fred H. Hildebrandt (D), Watertown. Theo B. Werner (D), Rapid City. TENNESSEE B. Carroll Reece (R), Johnson City. J. Will Taylor (R), LaFollette. Sam D. McReynolds (D), Chattanooga. J. R. Mitchell (D), Cookeville. Joseph W. Burns (D), Nashville. Clarence W. Turner (D), Waverly. Herron Pearson (D), Jackson. Jere Cooper (D), Dyersburg. Walter Chander (D), Memphis. TEXAS Wright Patman (D), Texarkana. Martin Dies (D), Orange. Morgan G. Sanders (D), Canton. Sam Rayburn (D), Bonham. Hatton W. Summers (D), Dallas. Luther A. Johnson (D), Corsicana. Nat Patton (D), Houston. Joseph J. Mansfield (D), Columbus. James B. Buchanan (D), Brenham. O. H. Cross (D), Waco. Fritz G. Lanham (D), Fort Worth. W. D. McFarlane (D), Graham. Richard M. Kleberg (D), Corpus Christl. Milton H. West (D), Brownsville. R. Ewing Thomason (D), El Paso. Marvin Jones (D), Abilene. George H. Mahon (D), Colorado. Maury Maverick (D), San Antonio. Charles L. South (D), Coleman. UTAH Abe Murdock (D), Beaver. J. Will Robinson (D), Provo. VERMONT Charles A. Plumley (R), Northfleld. VIRGINIA Schuyler Otis Bland (D), Newport News. Colgate W. Darden, Jr. (D), Norfolk. Andrew J. Montague (D), Richmond. Patrick Henry Drewry (D), Petersburg. Thomas G. Burch (D), Martinsville. Clifton A. Woodrum (D), Roanoke. A. Willis Roberuon (D), Lexington. Howard W. Smith (D), Alexandria. John W. Flannagan, Jr. (D), Bristol. WASHINGTON Marion A. Zioncheclt (D), Seattle. Monrad C. Wallgren (D), Everett. Martin F. Smith (D), Hoquiam. Knute Hill (D), Prosser. Samuel B. Hill (D), Waterville. Wesley Lloyd (D), Tacoma. WEST VIRGINIA Robert L. Ramsay (D), Follansbee. Jennings Randolph (D), Elkins. Andrew Sdminstno (D), Weston. George W. Johnson (D), Parkersburg. John'Kee (D), Bluefield. Joe L. Smith (D), Beckley. WISCONSIN Thomas R. Amile (P), Elkhorn. Harry Sauthoff (P), Madison. Gardner Withrow (P), La Crosse. Raymond J. Cannon (D), Milwaukee. Thomas O'Malley (D), Milwaukee. Michael K. Reilly (D), Fond du Lac. Gerald J. Boileau (P), Wausau. George J. Schneider (P), Appleton. Merlin Hull (P), Black River Falls. Bernard J. Gehrmann (P), Mellen. WYOMING Paul R. Greever (D), Cody. ALASKA (Delegate) A. J. Dimond (D), Valdez. HAWAII (Delegate) Samuel W. King (R), Honolulu. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Camilo Osias (Nat), Balaoan. Pedro Guevara (Nat), Santa Cruz. Elected for term of 3 years ending 1938. MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 39 Georgia Government STATE OFFICIALS GOVERNOR Eugene Talmadge SECRETARY OF STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL John B. Wilson M- J- Yeomans TREASURER --George B. Hamilton COMPTROLLER GENERAL William B. Harrison COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE Tom Linder STATE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT M. D. Collins COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCE AND LABOR H. M. Stanley PRISON COMMISSION E. L. Rainey. Chairman; Vivian L. Stanley, G. A. Johns PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Jud P. Wilhoit, Chairman; Walter R. McDonald, George L. Goode, Tom Davis, Ben T. Huiet COURT OF APPEALS JJJuuudddgggeee NWJo..hRnF..BBJ.reonGykulieensrsry JJJuuudddgggeee IAH. luHegx.hWSuJ..ttSoMtnecpIhnetnysre JJJuuudddgggeee SMS... CPW.. .AGtBikleibnceksrotn SUPREME COURT JJJuuudddgggeee RRJo.ichChn,arBBde. lBlH. uRtcuhsesesloln, Jr. STATE SENATE (All Democrats except as marked "R") District Name Residence 111111J111222222212345f16804237957891032456i DHFJJWJAEJPLDAWWJWJRWGHJJC..o..o...o..a.,olr.e.h.h.m.l.h.hvHMmoEeMRMaMPCNnBnniWD.Fn.MsLeOdl....e....l.arniWMori.CH..xerCJSKDsSRMMLrDrvD..od.E.CGyi.L.ehiauimaniPn.nccnLdaBoMaocAJgnDnLSGgWopmoerokoeacRecStBsecucppnnpdeSasknaaoaeoGemhoeeP.frtweesnsitnsnddeisoltnrrklsreetilGtsioeir,wersethinlcvhtnnoedraeJekiJsnnerrrrly.e.and_ HFTWSGFaHBohaKwGeaSaNnrCoAoTaSoyNyatIilkAdmimPryoenaeaNrmvnnmgaewnlleDGsltguaeMeabubLvertehehnnPsssresngsinauwmtoeruyvvlvvfvnbaovveinuidabstionniiictiicotbwitiertnasllllgollololoenatelrllurillltlhldanneeeeneendsoysannerses District Name 223233178902 RLJFJFoariramnhaantnnndoekksanWllHAST....EuCSvJrDnoakaeenhernrrlnstinosnion--gsJn,tro.,Snr. 33333333546789 WGWCJZJo.....ieAlEPRl.iEM.av.W.m.eAVrJrTeolaiAmtghhut.honogntMHmshtnoaailsnrlitcan 444444444455103245678910 RCRJPWJJCLJA..a,..r.oal.melymHSeDsWZEenLta..a.Mo.sn..rnWMKtcHHCeDGCKi.iRa.al.riihriCknxnaDldCoRtonltwreevalaanloulrnn.lariwnicndrdnJkkfesroen.rrd Residence CETHlRaheWatoovroymeitnnwlsastdtoeoonelnnndil WC--eFoNCdAorHaaeodtrwnnlostaoktymnonwelacietrnnanksr C--hCARaEABCutbipsAMsmnMbrlwwhRoagetmcbyohxegovoRutrtetoirimototlntrnale.lhnnnhdegeesr * 40 BALDWIN'S AND TELEGRAPH'S HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (All Democrats except as marked "K") ACpopulinntgy Atkinson Bacon Baker Baldwin Baldwin Banks Barrow Bartow Bartow Ben Hill Berrien Bibb Bibb Bibb Bleckley Name H. L. Williams A. T. Minchew C. A. Williams Roy Salter Marion H. Allen J. Howard Ennis Floyd Lewallen Verlyn Booth Wm. S. Peebles Wm. H. Felton W. M,, Rawlins J. H. Swindle Luther Bloodworth R. H. Freeman, Jr. C. L. Bowden Guy D. Jackson Residence Baxley Axson Alma Newton Milledgeville Milledgeville Commerce, R F D Winder Cartersville Cartersville Fitzgerald Ray City Macon Macon Macon Cochran Brantley Brooks Brooks Bryan W. Harley Jones W. R. Blease Dr. T. R. Moye D. B. Warnell Waynesville Barney Quitman Pembroke Bulloch A. M. Deal Statesboro Bulloch Prince H. Preston, Jr. Statesboro Burke J. J. Bargeron Sardis Burke Butts Calhoun Ralph E. Lewis E. S. Settle Jerome M. Clements Waynesboro Jackson Morgan Camden Candler Carroll Q. L. Claxton James A. Gardner Lawrence Garrett Kingsland Pulaski Bowdon Carroll' Catoosa Charlton Dr. G. W. Camp Grady Head T. W. Wrench Villa Rice Ringgold Folkston Chatham Chatham Chatham Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Spence M. Grayson Frank A. McNall Girard M. Cohen Dr. Chas. N. Howard Gilbert S. Holland John R. Teasley Savannah Savannah Savannah Cusseta Holland Canton A Clarke Jake Joel Athens Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch Cobb Cobb Carlisle Cobb Chester Gavin H. Grady Moore W. V. Musgrove James T. Manning Sam J. Welsch Athens Fort Gaines Conley Homerville Marietta Marietta Coffee Colquitt Colquitt Columbia T. V. Williams John C. Parker Milton A. Shirah Dr. J. L. Weeks Douglas Moultrie Moultrie Harlem Cook W. F. Patten Adel Coweta . Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson Decatur Decatur DeKalb DeKalb Ellis G. Arnall Stonewall Dyer E. S. Harrison W. H. Dorris J. M. C. Townsend R. B. Whitmire S. Marvin Griffin Joe H. Kerbo Paul Lindsay Carl N. Guess Newnan Newnan Mussella Cordele Wildwood Dawsonville Bainbridge Bainbridge Decatur Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dodge DDoooulgyherty , Dougherty David H. Ansley Manning McCranie A. R. Ross Robert Newby A. N. Durden George L. Sabados Decatur Plastman Eastman Vienna Albany Albany Douglas M. J. Morris Douglasville Early Joseph Freeman Blakely Echols Effingham Elbert Emanuel I. F. Culpepper Fred B. Gnann T. F. Kelley John B. Spivey Lake Park Clyo Elberton Swainsboro Emanuel Alonzo H. Woods Swainsboro MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 41 County Evans Fannin Fayette Floyd Floyd Floyd Forsyth Franklin Fulton Fulton Fulton Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady Greene Gwinnett Gwinnett HHaalblersham Hall Hancock Haralson Harris Hart HHeenarryd Houston Irwin Jackson Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Lamar Lanier Laurens Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln Long Lowndes Lowndes Lumpkin McDuffie McIntosh Macon Madison Marion Meriwether Meriwether Miller Mitchell Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray Muscogee Muscogee Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding Peach Pickens Pierce Pike Polk Polk Pulaski Name R. E. DeLoach R. T. Hampton J. W. Culpepper R. C. Anderson Carl Griffin Tom Willingham John D. Black Worley Adams Wm. B. Hartsfield Ralph L. Ramsey Bond Almand W. L. Parks B. A. Hooks S. Hadley Brown Jule C. Neal J. P. Swann Lawrence Brown F. Q. Sammon Glyndon P. Tapp Dr. J. B. Jackson J. Hudson Terrell Victor H. West Marvin G. Pound G. N. Moore G. B. Saunders T. Oscar Herndon Jep J. Parham E. L. Reagan J. P. Etheridge D. J. Henderson H. Odell Williams Roland Brooks L. O., Benton, Jr. Dr. S. W. Martin Roy McCracken E. G. Weathers C. S. Claxton Carl C. Williams W. H. Mitchell E. D. Rivers Rufus I. Stephens Rubert L. Hogan C, C. Ansley v Paul E. Caswell L. C. Groves Helen W. Coxon Theo. W. Coleman H. B. Edwards Fred C. Jones Joe Goolsby Henry G. Atwood A. A. Marshall L. M. Smith J. S., Burgin James S. Peters R. A. McGraw I. B. Bush Ernest M. Davis Fred B. Hand A. M. Zellner Clifford McBride Harold Dobbins Fain S. Wilson. B. O. Brinson Wm. A. Leonard J. R. Thompson, Jr. R. Pat Campbell M. L. Bond T. R. Watkins Herman H. Watson W. G. Brisendine Carl Darnell Dr. Lewis Oden S. M. Brown W. W. Mundy Dr. C. W. Peek J. F. Lee Residence Claxton Blue Ridge Fayetteville Rome Rome Rome Cumming Royston Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Ellijay GBribusnosnwick Calhoun Cairo Greensboro Lawrenceville Buford Clarkesville Gainesville Gainesville Sparta Buchanan Cataula Hartwell Franklin, R F D McDonough Perry Ocilla Commerce PMeonndtiecreglrloass Hazlehurst Louisville Millen Wrightsville Round Oak Barnesville Lakeland Dublin Dublin Smithville Hinesville Lincolnton Ludowici Valdosta Valdosta TDhaohmlosnoenga Valona Montezuma Danielsville Buena Vista Manchester Greenville Colquitt Camilla Pelham Forsyth Alston Rutledge Ramhurst Columbus Columbus Columbus Covington Bogart Lexington Dallas Fort Valley Jasper Blackshear Zebulon Cedartown Cedartown Hawkinsville 42 BALDWIN'S AND TELEGRAPH'S County Putnam Quitman RRaanbduonlph Richmond Richmond Richmond Rockdale Schley Screven Seminole Spalding Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Sumter Talbot Taliaferro Tatnall Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Treutlen Troup Troup TTruorunper Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walker Walton Walton Ware Ware Warren Washington Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth Worth Name F. S. Batchelor Marion Thoms Lamar Green Olin Hammock Roy V. Harris Wilmer D. Lanier W. K. Barrett Wm. T. Dean H. Willis Hogg H. L. Howard Joe E. Johnson Wiley G. Milam J. J. Flynt WD.. GC.. BEladnwdards T. J. Young Reese Horton John B. Douglas F. G. Mitchell, Sr. JE.mDo.ryBFra. dlPeayrr John K. Whaley George M. Gammage H. R. Bannister Thos. Tipton M. S. Patten R. E. L. Mann J. E. Barnard James Fowler M. E. Groover Duke Davis J. Render Terrell, Jr. T'igner E. Thrasher BJ.. NY.. MPaarlkloerry W. S. Johnston E. A. Leonard J. A. Sartain J. T. Preston E. L. Almand John W. Bennett, Jr. Russell Twitty Joel H. Terrell Jeff Gilbert M. P. Scruggs J. P. Shedd Wm. Smith J. McRae Clements E. C. Hefner Kelly McCutchen W. T. Standard C. E,, Sutton A. W. Daughtry Leon Houston Terrell R. 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Officers- MILLS B. LANE WILLIAM A. MURPHEY JOHN E. WALLACE T. I. DENMARK E. C. SCOTT ____ P. G. BLITCH C. H. USINA Chairman of the Board President Assistant to President Vice-President Vice-President and Trust Officer Cashier Assistant Cashier a zil \ ATHENS'S Vl wSi\ \jATL*ANTA< & Southern National Bank VALDOSTA No Account Too Large... None Too SntallJ ATHENS MACON ATLANTA SAVANNAH AUGUSTA VALDOSTA 46 Baldwin's and Telegraph's BANKS The First National Bank & Trust Company In Macon Complete Banking and Trust Facilities CAPITAL SURPLUS WM. G. LEE, Chairman of the Board M. H. LILES, President JAS. K. HOGAN, Executive Vice-President R. C. DUNLAP, Vice-President E. P. PEABODY, Cashier C. E. NEWTON, Jr., Vice-President and Trust Officer Hi P. FLEMING, Assistant Cashier JAMES W. OLIVER, Assistant Trust Officer Member of Trust Company of Georgia Associates j 1935 Macon City Directory ) BANKS CITY BANK and TRUST COMPANY BANKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Strong, Friendly, Home Owned Bank Deposits Insured Under U. S. Government Plan Tels. 1755-1756 Cherry and Cotton Aves. BEAUTY PARLORS Phone 9479 352 1-2 Second St. VANITY BEAUTY SHOP Specializing in All Branches BEAUTY CULTURE Expert Operators . . . Prices Reasonable Mrs. LeRoy Long Macon, Georgia BOTTLERS Macon Bottling Company 416-420 Oak St. Phone 3266 MACON, GEORGIA NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY We Manufacture a Complete Line of NEHI Products RUMS DRY GINGER ALE 1911 Broadway Phone 9286 48 Baldwin's and Telegraph's BOXES A. M. TOMLINSON W. T. TOMLINSON TOMLINSON PAPER BOX COMPANY Manufacturers of PAPER BOXES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS No Order Too Large or Tod Small to Receive Our Prompt Attention and Delivery "What Macon Makes, Makes Macon" 513 Oglethorpe Phone 4936 BUILDING MATERIAL McNAIR LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL Lime ... Plaster ... Cement... Lath Wallboard ... Sand and Gravel Fire Brick Fire Clay 266 Fifth St. Telephones 1400 and 1401 MACON, GA. BUSINESS COLLEGES ATTEND THE BEST COURSES There are none better. Approved by National Bureau of Education, Washington, D. C. INSTRUCTIONS Backed by over 40 years of actual office and teaching experience COST One-third less than is quoted by any school offering anything like the same class of training THE MERRIMAN SCHOOL 158 Cotton Ave. Phone 6367 1935 Macon City Directory 49 CARL DOHN CABINET MAKERS ADOLPH DOHN PHILIP; H. DOHN MACON CABINET WORKS Incorporated Designers and Manufacturers of STORE, OFFICE AND BANK FIXTURES Eighth and Poplar Sts. Phone m Henry G. Muecke, Pres. R. E. Muecke, V. Pres. MUECKE AND SONS COMPANY Incorporated CABINET MAKERS AND MANUFACTURERS Store Fixtures . . . Show Cases . . . Beer,and Bar Equipment 614 New St Phone 636 CHIROPRACTORS Archibald England 18 YEARS YOUR CHIROPRACTOR Graduate Palmer School of Chiropractic Phone 4557 615-618, Bibb Building 50 Baldwin's and Telegraph'* CHURCHES Tirsl Baptist Cburcb 'Washington and Poplar Hours of Worship Morning Worship _ _li-30 A Evening Worship--October Thru May 7 :30 P. Evening Worship--June Thru September 8:00 P. Sunday School 10:00 A Baptist Training Union--October Thru May I__6 :15 P. Baptist Training Union--June Thru September, 6:45 P. Midweek Services Sunday School Workers' Council Inspirational Service 6:15 P. M. 7:30 P. M. Joseph P. Boone, D. D., LL,D., Pastor Residence 121 High St. Telephone 3050 Church Office Educational Building. Telephone 297 1935 Macon City Directory 51 CHURCHES Bit. Olive Baptist Church (Colored ) 957 Oglethorpe SERVICES Morning Worship 11:00 Evening Worship 7:30 REV. J. H. EVANS Pastor 52 Baldwin's and tabernacle Baptist ghurcb ORDER OF SERVICE Sunday School Morning Worship b. r. p. u. Evening Worship 10:00 A M. 11:15 AM. 6:30 P. M. 8:00 P. M. Midweek Prayer Meeting 8:00 P. M. REV. A. C. Pastor 232 'High St. Phone 4078 1935 Macon City Directory 53 UH Catnall Square Baptist Cburcb CORNER OF ASH AND ADAMS ST. MERCER CAMPUS HOURS OF WORSHIP Sunday School Morning Worship 10:00 A. M. 11:30 A. M. EVENING SERVICES Evening Worship April to October 8:00 P. M. Baptist Training Union, April to October 6:45 P. M. Evening Worship October Through April 7:30 P. M. Baptist Training Union, October Through April 6:15 P. M. MID-WEEK SERVICES (Wednesday) April to October 8:00 P. M. October Through April 7:30 P. M. REV. L. H. WRIGHT, Pastor Ill Coleman Avenue Telephone 708 Si Baldwin's and Telegraph's CHURCHES Uiittvilk Baptist Church Vineville Avenue Phone 818 Services Bible School Morning Worship B. Y. P. U. Evening Worship Midweek Service, Wednesday 10 ;00 A. M. H ;30 A. M. 7 :00 P- H. 8:00 P. M. 8:00 P. M. Rev. J. Ellis Sammons, D. D., Pastor 208 Delaware Ave. Telephone 6105 1935 Macon City Directory 55 CHURCHES St. Joseph's Catholic Church Macon, Georgia MASSES: Sundays, June to October 7:00 and 9:30--October to June, 7:00, 9:00 and 10*30 Holidays 6:30 to 7:00--Weekdays 6:30 and 7:30 CONFESSIONS Saturdays 4:00 to 6:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 P. M. REV. PETER McDONNELL, Pastor Telephone 1428 56 Baldwin's and Telegraph's CHURCHES Christ Church The Oldest Church in Macon 518 Walnut St. SERVICES Sundays: Holy Communion 8:00 A. M. Church School 10:00 A. M. Morning Service (First Sunday Holy Communion. Other Sundays Morning Prayer) 11:30 A. M. Evening Prayer--April Thru November 8:00 P. M. Evening Prayer--December Thru March 7:00 P. M. Other Days: Holy Communion Fridays 11 A. M. Holy Days 8 A. M. THE REVEREND MORTIMER GLOVER, Rector 518 Walnut Street Phone 4515 1935 Macon City Directory 57 CHURCHES "In the Heart of Georgia After the Hearts of Georgians' first Christian Church Corner Orange and High Streets MACON, GEORGIA EDWARD T. SMALL, B. D., Pastor 132 REMBERT AVE. PHONE 6056-J C. S. JOYNER, Chairman Official \'Board MRS. C. 0. McAFEE, President Woman's Council HOURS OF WORSHIP: CHURCH SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY EVENING SERVICE io:l5 A. M. n :3o A. M. __ 7:00 P. M. 8:00 P. M. 58 Baldwin's and Telegraph CHURCHES Uineville Presbyterian Cburcb Vineville Avenue at Culver Street SERVICES Church Schools in Departments Morning' Worship Vesper Service Young People's League 10.`IS A. M. 11:30 A. M. ,, 6:15 P. M. 7:00 P. M. George M. Wilcox, Pastor MANSE 102 CULVER ST. PHONE 6132 1935 Macon City Directory 59 CHURCHES Cemple Betb Israel Spring and Cherry Streets SERVICES FRIDAY EVENINGS SATURDAY MORNINGS SUNDAY SCHOOL SUNDAY 8:00 10:30 10:15 ISAAC E. MARCUSON Rabbi Telephone 2095 Baldwin's and Telegraph's CHURCHES "THE CHANGELESS CHRIST FOR A CHANGING WORLD" lie laimtgi'ltatl HJutltmut (Eljurrlf nf tit? l&tbmwx Holt Avenue, Between Napier and Montpelier Avenues Macon Georgia L. BOYD HAMM, Pastor 205 Chatham Street Telephone 121 SUNDAY SERVICES Morning, 11:30 Evening, 8:00 Sunday School, 10:30 Luther Leagues, 7:00 1986 Macon City Directory 61 CHURCHES Gleutpttary JflrtljaiitBt (Elwrrlj NINE HUNDRED-FORTY COLLEGE ST. Macon, Georgia HOURS OF WORSHIP Church School Morning Worship Epworth League , EVENING September through November December through February March through May Jupe through August SERVICE J. A. HARMON, D. D. Pastor 219 High pt. -10:15 A. M. 11:30 A. M. 7:15 P. M. 8:00 P. M. 7:30 P. M. 8:00 P. M. 8:15 P. M. Telephone 1853 Baldwin's and Telegraph's CHURCHES East lftacon IRetbodist Episcopal Cburcb, South HYDROLIA AND CHURCH STREETS Macon, Georgia H oar s of Worship (OCTOBER TO APRIL) CHURCH SCHOOL MORNING SERVICE EVENING SERVICE (APRIL TO OCTOBER) MORNING WORSHIP EVENING WORSHIP ,, 10:15 A. M. 11:30 A.M. 7:30 A. M. ._11:30 A.M. 8:00 P. M. Midweek APRIL TO OCTOBER OCTOBER THRU APRIL Service 8:00 P.M. 7:30 P.M. WADE ELMO SCOTT 104 CHURCH ST. Pastor TELEPHONE 2458-R 1935 Macon City Directory 63 CHURCHES * first Stmt lRetbodist Cburcb 859 First Street Hours of Worship CHURCH SCHOOL Roy Tucker, General Superintendent MORNING WORSHIP EPWORTH LEAGUE EVENING WORSHIP MID-WEEK SERVICE---Wednesday 10:20 A. M. 11:30 A. M. 7:00 P. M. 8:00 P. M. 8:00 P.M. REV. C. BYRD HARBOUR, D. D. Pastor 8 61 First Street, Telephone 3307 64 Baldwin's and Telegraph's CHURCHES IDulberry Street ItieMst CM CORNER MULBERRY AND FIRST STREETS First building erected on this site, 1826. This corner, dedicated td the worship and servioe of God, has been continuously occupied by a Methodist Church for over a hundred years. EDMUND F. COOK, D. D., Pastor ALBERT C. OUTLER, Asst. Pastor Res. D-2 Vineville Court Apts. Res. 101 First St. Phone 6383 * Phone 5118-R CHURCH OFFICE 717 Mulberry St. Phone 4566 CHURCH SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP 10:00 A.M. 11:30 A.M. Evening Services Dec. 1st to Mar. 1st Mar. 1st to June 1st June 1st to Sept. 1st Sept. 1 to Dec. 1st 7:30 8:00 8:30 8:00 YOUNG PEOPLE'S VESPER SERVICE One Hour Before Evening Worship. MID-WEEK SERVICE Wednesday Evening WELCOME lToonealyll awnhdo wmaonutrncoamInNpdaTnniHeoenEdshNcipoA--mMftooErt--aOllFtowJaEhloSl UwsSihnoCaHanrRdeISntiTereedOd UaaRnSdLavnOieoReudDr raenstd--ttoo awlhl o'wmhsooeavreer t will--this church opens wide its doors. 1935 Macon City Directory 65 CHURCHES Uinevilie Iftetbodist Church 'VINEVILLE AND FORREST AVENUES Macon, Georgia Hours of Worship SUNDAY SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP 10:00 AA..MM. 11:30 A.M. Evening Worship YOUNG PEOPLE'S VESPER SERVICES EVENING WORSHIP 7:00 P. M. 8:00 P.M. Mid- -week Service PRAYER MEETING 8:00 P.M. REV. SILAS JOHNSON Pastor 247 Vineville Ave. Baldwin's and Telegraph'* CHURCHES Durst |Irr shiftman (Churrh Mulberry and First Sts. Services SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10:15 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP 11:30 A.M. YOUNG PEOPLE'S LEAGUE (Sept, thru May) __ 7:00 P.M. EVENING WORSHIP (Sept, thru May) 8:00 P.M. MIDWEEK SERVICE Same as Evening Worship REV. ALBERT G. HARRIS Pastor 112 BUFORD PLACE TELEPHONE 2025 1935 Macon City Directory- 67 CHURCHES Catnall Square Presbyterian Church COLLEGE AND OGLETHORPE STS. Macon, Georgia Hours of Worship SUNDAY SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP PRESBYTERIAN LEAGUES (Summer 7:45 P. M.) 10:15 A. 11:30 A. 7:15 P. Evening Services EVENING WORSHIP (Summer 8:30 P. M.) 8:00 P. M. REV. C. LOGAN LANDRUM, Pastor 426 CARLING AVE. TEL. 2496 68 Baldwin's and Telegraph's CIVIC INSTITUTIONS Jll'Sibab temple n. h. o. n. m. $. U. r. WINSLETT Potentate R. Gi WILLIAMS Chief Rabban J. FREEMAN HART Assistant Rabban R. C. CROPPER High Priest and Prophet H. G. HOLLINGSWORTH Oriental Guide F. H. WILLIAMS T reasurer C. R. McCORD Recorder 715 Poplar St, 1935 Macon City Directory Telephone 1667 CIVIC INSTITUTIONS Joseph N. Neel, Jr., Post No. 31 AMERICAN LEGION GEORGIA DEPARTMENT Macon, Georgia BEN T. WATKINS Commander GROVER C. JONES --First Vice Commander LESTER GRADY __ Second Vice Commander JULIAN T. POOL __ Adjutant J. W. WILLIS Finance Officer WARREN JONES Service Officer A. C. BAKER Chaplain NOLAN McCRARY _ Sergeant-at-Arms J. J. McCRARY _____ Historian Meets the Second and Fourth Tuesday in Each Month at 8:00 P. M. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY MRS. J. H. SIGMAN President MRS. J. HOLMES CLARK First Vice President MRS. ROBERT BONNER Second Vice President MRS. ROY KENNEDY Secretary MRS. J. T. McGOLDRICK Chaplain Meets 2d Friday in Each Month 11:30 A. M., American Legion Home 221 Forsyth St. Macon, Georgia Teh '6298-J 70 Baldwin's and Telegraph's CIVIC INSTITUTIONS Boy Scouts of America CENTRAL GEORGIA COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD HUGH QUIN T. BALDWIN MARTIN BRUCE C. JONES V. CARL SULLIVAN President Commissioner Treasurer Scout Executive W. M. WEAVER, Jr. L. T. BERND W. A. HARRIS H. D. CHAPMAN J. D. CRUMP THOS. HARROLD D. H. ADAMS A. A. BENEDETTO PEYTON W. JONES CHAS. H. DAVIS-' C. D. McCOWEN P. T. ANDERSON MORRIS MICHAEL JAS. H. PORTER G. F. OLIPHANT ED. F. COOK C. C. HARROLD PAUL R. ANDERSON H. H. MITCELL WL H. MITCHELL W. P. FLEMING COUNCIL HEADQUARTERS Court House Phone 2581 DO A GOOD TURN DAILY 1935 Macon City Directory 71 CIVIC INSTITUTIONS Woman's Club OF MACON BaconsReld Clubhouse MRS. JOHN SELDEN MRS. BRUCE CARR JONES Historian Parliamentarian Regular Meeting Second Friday in Each Month at 3:30 P. M. Meeting of Executive Board First Friday in each Month at 11:00 A. M. Business and Professional Women s Club MRS. ELLAMAE ELLIS LEAGUE MAIME VINSON MRS. ADA PLATT MRS. LEE BARRON MRS. AGNES FREENEY President Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary l Treasurer Meets the First and Third Thursdays in Each Month at 6:30 P. M. Pilot Club International THELMA PETERSON LOUISE YEAGER LUCILLE JOHNSTON MRS. MARGARET JONES MRS. ANN LUCAS MAMIE WEISZ MRS. ALMA STUCKEY . VERNA DWYER President First Vice President --Second Vice President Third Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Historian Meets First and Third Tuesdays in Each Month at 6:30 P. M. 73 Baldwin's and Telegraph's CIVIC INSTITUTIONS CIVITAN CLUB Builders of Good Citizenship MACON, GEORGIA DENNIS F. BROWN WM. A. BOOTLE PAUL J. DOSTER WALTER T. JOHNSTONE ROY G. WILLIAMS _____ President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Chairman of Board Meets Each Friday 1:15 P.M. at Dempsey Hotel 1935 Macon City Directory 73 CIVIC INSTITUTIONS Macon Lodge 230 B, P. O, E W. F. CRUTE EUGENE HORNE . W. E. RYALS KENMORE BURNS B. J. FOWLER OSCAR BRADLEY W. H. DuBOSE W. E. MOBLEY ___ DON W. RAMSEY . OSCAR BRADLEY _ AUGUSTUS DALY JAMES McCARDLE Exalted Ruler --Esteemed Leading Knight Esteemed Lecturing Knight Esteemed Loyal Knight Chaplain Outer Guard Inner Guard Secretary Treasurer Tiler Esquire -Organist Board of Trustees B. H. THARPE, Chairman W. T. WILLIFORD A. FOY: BOONE ir Meetings First and Third Friday Nights of each Month at 8:00 P. M., except June, July and August, during which time meetings are held the First Friday of each month at 8:00 P. M. CLUB ROOMS OPEN 8 P. M. to 9 P. M. Visiting Brothers Welcome 127 COTTON AVE. MACON, GEORGIA Telephone 9229 74 Baldwin's and Telegraph's CIVIC INSTITUTIONS Exchange Club of MACON, GEORGIA OFFICERS Flournoy J. Everett, President B. F. Merritt, Vice-President Frank Vincent, Treasurer Charles M. Cork, Secretary Georgia Casualty Bldg. Tel. 4806 Members of Board of Control DR. O. R. THOMPSON, Chairman M. C. PITTMANN DR. W. W. CHRISMAN C. E. STEVENS EVERETT EDWARDS JAMES WALTON C. 0. McAFEE TOM M. JONES L. U. BLOODWORTH 1935 Macon City Directory 76 CIVIC INSTITUTIONS THE Rotary Club of MACON, GEORGIA W. ELLIOTT DUNWOODY W. D. ANDERSON, JR. KELLY P. ALLEN FRANK F. JONES P. L. HAY, JR. President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms Directors J. D. CRUMP R. C. CROPPER EDWD. T. FLANDERS J. CLAY MURPHEY DURWARD WATSON ARTHUR P. BARRY MEETS AT ROTARY HALL, 453 CHERRY ST. EACH WEDNESDAY 1:10 P. M. 76 Baldwin's and Telegraph's CIVIC INSTITUTIONS Character Building Evangelism Social Welfare Valuation Army CAPTAIN and MRS. G. A. NICHOLL Officers in Charge Advisory Board ROY NEAL J. FREEMAN HART REV. M. GLOVER H. P. FLEMING EUGENE BURDEN REV. BOYD HAMM PEYTON W. JONES TOM M. JONES HENRY KOPLIN MRS. ZULA McCORD President Vice-President ,, Secretary Treasurer DR. HARRY MOSES DR. C. L. RIDLEY MRS. W. E. STEWART BEN WATKINS B. E. WILLINGHAM RED SHIELD LODGE 614 Mulberry Street CITADEL 616 Mulberry Street Phone 2326 MACON, GEORGIA 1935 Macon City Directory 77 CIVIC INSTITUTIONS Central City College Macon, Georgia Central City College is a Junior College, operated, by the General Mis-! sionary Baptist Convention of Georgia, aided by the Georgia Baptist Convention (white) and the Southern Baptist Convention (white), but particularly by a board of Southern white men known as the Advisory Board, of which Mr, James H. Porter, Vice-President of the Bibb Manufacturing Co., is chairman, and Attorney Arthur Lewis, a Macon lawyer, is Secretary and Dr. W. G. Lee, active Vice-President of the First National Bank of Macon, is treasurer. Central City College is a co-educational institution. Organized to prepare young women, boys and girls to serve in an effective way as religious and civic leaders among Negroes of America and foreign lands. The College is located on? the Clinton Road, one and a half miles from the business section of Macon. The College owns 235 acres of beautifully located land, on which is operated the College farm. Foodstuff to furnish the boarding students with milk, fresh vegetables and home-raised meat is the objective. The farm is in charge of a trained agriculturist. The College operates a four-year High School, Junior College and Ministerial Departments. Special attention is given to domestic science and Mechanical training. The charges for board and tuition are very reasonable. A limited number of students are permitted to work out a part of their expenses. FOR INFORMATION WRITE: Rev. J. H. Gadson, D. DPresident of Central City College, P. O. Box 233, Macon, Ga. 78 Baldwin's and Telegraph's CIVIC INSTITUTIONS Mercer University MACON, GEORGIA (Established 1833) Coeducational OFFERS: Junior College Certificate, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Laws, Master of Arts and Master of Science Degrees. For Catalog Address: THE REGISTRAR 1935 Macon City Directory CIVIC INSTITUTIONS Georgia National Guard MACON UNITS 30th Div. Hdqrs., Maj. Gen, H. D. Russell Commanding 59th Brigade Hdqrs. Co., Capt. M. A. Hilsman Commanding Service Co., Capt C. F. Chapman Commanding 121st Inf, Med. Detachment, Maj. R. C. Goolshg Commanding 121st Inf Hdqrs., Lt. Col. F. A. Whitaker Commanding 1st Bat., 121st Inf. Hdqrs., Maj. J. W. Barnett Commanding Hdqrs, Co. 1st Bat. 121st, Lt. W. F. Geeslin Commanding Co. C, 121st Inf., Capt. D. C. Harris, Jr. Commanding Co. D, 121st Inf., Capt. M. A. Meath Commanding Band 121st, Warrant Officer Rog Atkinson Commanding ARMORY 506 1ST 80 Baldwin's and Telegraph's CIVIC INSTITUTIONS CITY OF MACON CITY HERBERT I. SMART CALDER B. C'LAY MRS. VIOLA R. NAPIER R. W. EVANS E. W. MAYNARD DR. B. W. GREENE WATSON WALKER DAVID S JONES HALL --Mayor Mayor Pro Tem Clerk Treasurer City Attorney City Physician City Engineer Purchasing Agent Aldermen SAM S. CHANDLER DeWITT McCRARY J. MILTON HEARD A. J. FLOWERS H. W. PITTMAN HARRY D. CHAPMAN CHARLES L. BOWDEN E. R. LAYFIELD B. I. WALLER, JR. HENRY HARRIS CALDER B. CLAY C. GRAY WALDEN 1935 Mucun City Directory CIVIC INSTITUTIONS BIBB COUNTY Georgia Courts HON. M. D. JONES Senior Judge, Superior Court HON. W. A. McCLELLAN Judge, Superior Court HON. W. C. STEVENS Judge, Court of Ordinary HON. P. 0. HOLLIDAY Judge, Juvenile Court CHARLES H. GARRETT --Solicitor General for Macon Dis- trict, Superior Court A. E. BARNES and CLAUDE JOINER Court Reporters & County Commissioners J. E. YATES W. H. WEAVER T. W. CLIFTON L. S. DURE T. M. RAINBS Chairman Vice Chairman Clerk Member Member H? County Officials J. R. HICKS, JR. Sheriff U. T. WINSLETT Tax Collector D. D. DUNWOODY Tax Receiver P. H. SANFORD Tax Assessor A. F, NEWTON Tax Assessor F. C. BENSON Tax Assessor MRS. AGNES L. FREENEY Treasurer H. D. CUTTER Surveyor W. P. JONES Superintendent Board of Education HARRY E. PAPE Probation Officer T. J. McCOMMON Jailer W. H. HYSLER . Superintendent of Building 82 Baldwin's and Telegraph's CIVIC INSTITUTIONS Bibb County Board of Education Officers J. E. HALL WALLACE MILLER W. T. MORGAN J. N. NEEL ----President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Members W. T. ANDERSON J. E. HALL LEE M. HAPP J. H. PORTER J. H. HEARD W. T. JOHNSON WALLACE MILLER JOHN T. MOORE W. T. MORGAN J. C. MURPHEY J. N. NEEL A. R. WILLINGHAM Ex-Officio Members HON. WALTER C. STEVENS HON. HERBERT SMART HON. MALCOLM D. JONES hon. w. a. McClellan 1935 Marion City Directory 83 COAL DEALERS CLAUDE TRAWICK COAL CO., INC. Red Cardinal and Silver Star Coals and Coke 201 Edgewood Ave. Phone 59 COFFEE C. D. KENNY CO. 320 Oglethorpe Street Teas . . . Coffees . . . Sugars ja Phones 1936-1937 CITY DIRECTORIES America's Finest Directories Baldwin Directories are published ih selected cities throughout the South in association with local newspapers and commercial organizations. Volumes carrying the Baldwin name are uniformly accurate, attractive and satisfactory. Comparison with directories published by other firms will show the superiority of the Baldwin product. An established organization, financially sound, alert to progressive ideas, and capably managed-- Baldwin Directory Co, Incorporated 125 Meeting Street CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA 84 Baldwin's and Telegraph's DEPARTMENT STORES DANNENBERG'S Macon s Foremost Department Store Phone 6400 Over 60 Complete Departments MBMoeeynns'''ss WCFuloertanhriisnhg-ings DShrouegss Toilet Goods PHCrioegssaicerrsriy-pCtiiognarsettes MAIN FLOOR GAirfttsGoods HUGJealmwonvbederlbsreayllgass Stationery ROSiiplbvtbiecoranwlsare CUhnidnearwwaeraer PGEYallaeatrtcsdetsrrwincGasaroleodDs epartment DCSoaodfmeateesFrtiioacusnt FWWuoormms eenn''ss CDoreastsses Corsets and Brassieres SECOND FLOOR MBCCBoheailtaitltlhuiodnitnrnyeegrnyD'PSsraueriWsltosseraaSnrhdopAccessories ILFEKnaulnfedraicintnettirtsitsin'uc'grReDRSesepetfhproaRiogrotlemormaetnotrs FDTlrrouaopnrekrsCieosavneadrnindBgsRagusgs THIRD FLOOR Interior Decorating WSliipndCowoveSrhsades WAGerhtnoePlreaoslartlreOafiDfticeSeptsuardtimo ent 7 Auto Oils Tires and Tubes BAautttoeryAcRceescshoarrigesing Hardware AVWHuaoactusoushueiSmnfuegranCtMilsCeahacoinnhvegienrsrsess Bathroom Fixtures BARGAIN BASEMENT CSRDPAEGPTharoaeleuaeelocyiltrlincsoeedsvsttieCervsuRniriBrocyneeauagpSnnIDtCarutdtReoieoeprrornpopiiVnoeekalimgrseraestrrsmsniesnhtes WSUHCPhihoneooisdcmleideeseerrrewnyGnse'osaoCrdCosaaontaasdtnsdaCnaondDrdsoDemDtrseersestssisecesss MBMWoeioylnlrsi'k'nseCCrCylllooottthhhiiinnnggg&& FFuurrnniisshhiinnggss 1935 Macon City Directory 85 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS EVES ELECTRIC (A. C EVES) CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LIGHTING FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES 258 2nd Street Telephone 77 Macon, Georgia FUNERAL DIRECTORS R. Coke Connally Burghard - Connally FUNERAL DIRECTORS Efficient... Courteous ... Prompt 24-Hour Ambulance Service 718 CHERRY STREET TELEPHONE 1627 FUNERAL HOME (COLORED) HUTCHINGS FUNERAL HOME "HUTCHINGS' SERVICE" Funeral Directors 518 NEW ST. PHONE 2044 NIGHT PHONE 3439 and 3728 86 Baldwin's and Telegraph's FURNITURE Furniture Values Frigidaire and Crosley Electric Refrigerators Electrolux Gas and Kerosene Refrigerators RCA and Philco Radios Sterchi Bros. STORES, INC. Phone 3100 Cherry and Broadway 1935 Macon City Directory 87 FURNITURE JOHNSON BROTHERS THE FURNITURE MEN Exclusive Dealers Estate Heatrolas and Gas Ranges Simmons Beautyrest Mattresses 461-463 Second St.--Near Poplar St. Tel. 2018 HARDWOOD FLOORS R. L. CLARKE CO. 1218 Broadway HARDWOOD FLOORS .... SCREENS WEATHER STRIPS . . . VENETIAN BLINDS ASPHALT TILE FLOORING Office Phone 5724 Residence 2765-J HOTELS ARLINGTON HOTEL T. 0. MOSELEY, Prop. Modern and Reasonable ANNEX 5 0 7 BROADWAY Visit the Old South Museum . . . Four Rooms, Rear of Lobby 100 Rooms --Rates $1.25-$2.00-- CENTRAL HOTEL Broadway at Mulberry Excellent Coffee Shop Free Storage 88 Baldwin's and Telegraph's HOTELS 1935 Macon City Directory 89 INVESTMENTS Personal Service When You Need It Most MONEY For Salaried People With Steady Positions MACON TRADING & INVESTMENT CO. Phone 293 N. B. Paquet, Mgr. 220 Georgia Casualty Bldg. JEWELERS KERNAGHAN-GOODMAN, INC. Former Location Ries & Armstrong JEWELERS Reliable Goods Only MACON'S OLDEST and ONLY COMPLETE JEWELRY STORE Phone 836 411 Cherry *" R. H. MATTHEWS, INC. JEWELERS 409 Broadway Phone 4243 RAILROAD WATCH INSPECTORS Fine Repairing 90 Baldwin's and Telegraph's LAUNDRIES "Established 1900" CRESCENT LAUNDRY CO. LAURDERERS, DRV MEMOS AHD DYERS "KNOWN FOR QUALITY WORK" 519 SECOND ST. PHONE 16 Independent Laundry Co, CLEANERS AND DYERS LINEN SERVICE r. 1000 ( aCkhsa-GirsolafndTFeinlensisinanWd oooT d hanedrSlpteSel g Goods Do Not Fail to Call on THE J. Phones 74 and 75 W. BURKE CO. 406 0heny gt L ANDREW W- McCLURE. Pres. & Treas. CHARLES W. BALDWIN. Vice-Pres. RUSSELL F. BRIGGS, Sec. MC CURE OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY OFFICE OUTFIFTERS Exclusive Agents for A. B. Dick Mimeographs and Supplies TELEPHONE 903 560 MULBERRY ST. PACKERS T. & T. PACKING CO. Manufacturers of Pride and Dixie Hams ... Bacons ... Sausage "We Buy Hogs and Cattle" Telephones 1875-1876-1877 Boundary and Division Sts. f 1 PAINTS FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS Paints ... Varnishes ,.. Brushes ... Wallpaper SCHALL 307 Mulberry St. PAINT CO., , INC. Phone 326 94 Baldwin's and Telegraph's PHOTOGRAPHERS BON ART STUDIOS, INC. Photographs of Quality Portraits and Commercial Photographs 362- 2nd Street Telephone 3826 MACON, GEORGIA PRINTERS PRINTING -- BOOKBINDING -- RUBBER STAMPS The Largest and Best Establishment in This Section Is THE J. W. BURKE COMPANY 406 CHERRY STREET Equipped With Improved Typesetting Machines and Automatic Presses We Are Prepared to Handle Promptly and Satisfactorily Any Kind of Work in Our Line Direct Advertising a Specialty Satisfaction Our Guaranty C0G0IN & MANN QUALITY PRINTING ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS--WEDDING INVITATIONS and ANNOUNCEMENTS Service and Quality at the Right Price 618 POPLAR ST. PHOE 5080 HOLT & HANBERRY Commercial Printing 1 TELEPHONE 3106 367 BROADWAY BIBB BLDG. 1935 Macon City Directory 95 PRINTERS CHARLES S. JONES CHARLES L. CONEY Jones & Coney COMMERCIAL PRINTERS YOUR WORK DELIVERED WHEN PROMISED' Telephone 3087 411 Broadway MACON, GA. MURRAY PRINTING CO. High Class Commercial Printing Ph0ne 4491 LETTERHEADS--PROGRAMS Prompt, Efficient Service 47iy2 Third St. PHONE 374 517 POPLAR 96 Baldwin's and Telegraph's REAL ESTATE A. T. HOLT CO. REALTORS Personal Service Real Estate and Renting Agents Also Specialize in Sales and Leases on All Classes of Property 569 MULBERRY ST. PHONES 946 and 947 Murphey, Taylor & Ellis, Inc. REALTORS REAL ESTATE RENTAL AGENTS COMMERCIAL LEASES SURETY BONDS INSURANCE ... ALL LINES Cherry and third sts. PHONES 267 and 268 1935 Macon City Directory 97 RIDING CLUBS Rivoli Riding & to Club F. Wade Stepp Prop. Excellent Saddle Horses for Hire at Reasonable Rates. Courteous, Capa- ble Attendants. Private Instructions Beginners. Special' Attention to Children. VISITORS WELCOME Just a STEPP off the Highway -- Across Forsythe Road from Idle Hour. Telephone 222-J ROOFING CONTRACTORS GEORGIA ROOFING & SUPPLY COMPANY ROOFING CONTRACTORS and DISTRIBUTORS 306 Oglethorpe St. Phone 3121 MACON, GEORGIA Barrett Approved Roofers Albert E. Sheridan, Mgr. Recover Right With EVERLOX SEIINGLES 36 MONTHS TO PAY BARRETT MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN We Do Work Anywhere in Georgia 98 Baldwin's and Telegraph's TATNALL SQUARE THE FOLLOWING TATNALL SQUARE BUSINESS FIRMS WELCOME YOU TO THEIR COMMUNITY WHERE QUALITY AND SERVICE PREDOMINATES 1935 Macon City Directory TRANSFER America's Finest Directories PRODUCED BY THE NATION'S FASTEST GROWING DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS Baldwin Directories are published iA selected cities throughout the South in association with local newspapers and commercial organizations. Volumes carrying the Baldwin name are uniformly accurate, attractive and satisfactory. Comparison with directories published by other firms will show the superiority of the Baldwin product. An established organization, financially sound, alert to progressive ideas, and capably managed-- Baldwin Directory Co, Incorporated 125 Meeting Street CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA 100 Baldwin's and Telegraph's > LAWYERS CHARLES AKERMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 409 Georgia Casualty Bldg. Telephone 369 Macon, Georgia MALLORY C. ATKINSON ATTORNEY AT LAW 409 Georgia Casualty Bldg. Telephone 369 Macon, Georgia HALLIE B. BELL LAWYER 320 Georgia Casualty Bldg. Phone 1817 CARLISLE & BOOTLE J. DOUGLAS CARLISLE WM. A. BOOTLE LAWYERS 501-03 Macon Savings Bank Bldg. Tel. 664 LAW OFFICES CORK & CHARLES M. CORK 901 Georgia Casualty Bldg. CORK CHARLES S. CORK Phone 1 1935 Macon City Directory 101 LAWYERS LAW OFFICES FEAGIN & FEAGIN R. DOUGLAS FEAGIN JOHN ELIOT FEAGIN 1-2 Hardeman Building Phone 193 L THOS. (PAT) GILLEN LAWYER 318-20 Bibb Bldg. Tel. 5050 HARRIS, RUSSELL, HOPPER & WEAVER ATTORNEYS and COUNSELLORS AT LAW WALTER A. HARRIS JOHN B. HARRIS H. D. RUSSELL JOSEPH W, HOPPER A. H. S. WEAVER Georgia Casualty Building Phones 4861-4862 LAW OFFICES JACKSON & JACKSON J. MILLARD JACKSON EMMETT L. JACKSON 201 Bibb Building Phone 2241 102 Baldwin's and Telegraph's LAWYERS 1935 Macon City Directory 103 LAWYERS PARK & STROZIER LAWYERS 401-404 Georgia Casualty Bldg. Phones 3667 and 3668 LAW OFFICES PINDAR & CUSTER GEO. A. PINDAR OLIVER C. CUSTER FRIARY B. ROGERS, Associate 705-706 Bibb Building Phone 683 RYALS, ANDERSON & ANDERSON T. E. RYALS ROBERT L. ANDERSON R. LANIER ANDERSON, JR. 421-424 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 631 JNO. R. L. SMITH JOS. LeCONTE SMITH FURMAN SMITH SMITH & SMITH ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 522 Bibb Building Phone 375 DENTISTS W. B. CHILDS, D.D.S. ORTHODONTIST Office Hours: 9:00 A. M. -- 12:00 Noon 2:00 P.M. -- 6:00 P. M. 701-03 Ga. Casualty Bldg. Tel 4341 104 Baldwin's and Telegraph's DENTISTS Phone 3071 300 Pythian Temple DR. J. C. HOLLEY DENTIST 556 New St. Office Hours 8 to 1 and 2' to 7 E. R. RESPESS, D. D. S DENTIST 606 Georgia Casualty Building Office Phone 4817 Home Phone 409T-J Office Hours 9-12 and 2-5 Saturdays 9-12 DR. M. RICHARD SCHUSTER 612-613 Grand Building Phone 847 1935 Macon City Directory 103 V DENTISTS DR, B, H, SPURLOCK DENTIST 507-508 Bibb Building Phone 751 PHYSICIANS DR. FRANK F. JONES OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 408 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 920 DR, A, P, KEMP PHYSICIAN Office: 511 Walnut St. Phone 776 106 Baldwin's and Telegraph's LOOK TO STERCHI'S for BETTER FURNITURE VALUES TOMLINSON PAPER BOX COMPANY PAPER BOXES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS 513 Oglethorpe 4936 BALDWIN'S AND TELEGRAPH'S Macon MACON GEORGIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY AND LIST OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS 1935 (betiSefc, Bottling Co. PHONE 3 2 6 6 Containing the names of all bustae.s firm*. Industrial plants and proJfessional men and women, arranged in alphabetical order under their properly classified business headings; together with the names of n tlonally advertised brands and trade-marked articles, with the name and address of the local distributor or agent. "Indicates NationaUy Advertised Brands Copyright 1935 by Baldwin Directory Co., Inc. accountants SOUND FINANCIAL. INSTITUTION Daly J K 311 Grand Bldg ACCOUNTANTS--CERTIFIED PUBLIC The First National Bank & Trust Co. IN MACON Member of Trust Company of Georgia Asso- 602 CHERRY ST. PHONE 2834 ACADEMIES--RIDING RIVOLI RIDING CLUB Forsyth rd extd Rivoli Ga Baggs D D & Co 308 2d Geoghegan & Norris 504 Macon Sav Bk Bldg McFerrin J M 604 Bib Bbldg ADDING MACHINES Burroughs Adding Mach Co 613 Mul- berry addressing LETTER SHOP INC THE 583*6 Mulberry HATCHER & McCRARY. INC. Business Property--Sales & Leases--General Insurance Surety Bonds--Loans--Investments 508 Mulberry St. Phone 6186 Signature Only SAME DAY For Reliable Salary People Macon Trading and Investment Co. 220 Ga. Gas Bldg. Phone 293 McNair Lumber & Supply Co., 266 Fifth St. Phone 1400 1838 Macon City Directory 617 Everybody Reads Macon Evening News, The Macon Telegraph FactoryDistributors Paints Varnishes Brushes Wallpaper Sehall Paint Co. Inc. 307 Mulberry St. Phone 326 The Letter Shop, Inc. Complete Direct By Mail Advertising Service 563 1-2 Mulberry St. Phone 4521 MACON, GA. i ENGLAND Means a Start on the Road to Health ADJUSTERS--INSURANCE Fire Companies Adjustment Bur 1001 Ga Casualty Bldg Murphey Otis A Co 601 Bibb Bldg ADVERTISING (Direct Mail) BETTER SHOP INC THE 663% Mulberry (Novelties) Greater Foster Adv Serv 280% Orange (Out Door) PACKER ADV CORP 452 Plum AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Cropper R C Co Mulberry cor 7th Gantt Mfg Co Bay cor Elbert McCormick Deering Store 660 Broad- way SEARS-ROEBUCK & CO 652 3d AIR CONDITIONING MILLIRONS PLMBG & HEATING CO 107 Cotton PgrAIR AND WATER HOSE BOSTON--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d 'ITALE OLD SOUTH--Atlantic Ice & Coal Co Waterville rd ALUMINUM WARE MIRRO--Dannenbergs 462 3d AMBULANCE SERVICE BURGHARD-CONNALLY 718 Cherry BURGHARD-CONNALLY FUNERAL DIRECTOR 718 Cherry St. Phone 1627 INDEPENDENT FUNERAL HOME (c) 457 Cotton AMUSEMENT COMPANIES Lucas & Jenkins 368 2d AMUSEMENTS Riverside Arena (dancing) 615 Ocmulgee ANTIQUES Betty Jane Shoppe 414 Cherry Muecke R J 514 1st Popper Steve Gift Shop 186 Magnolia APARTMENTS Albion 920 College Avery 337 Adams Barner 356 New Barnwell Square 119-21 Birch (NHts) Belmont 615-19 Walnut Biltmore 811 Poplar Block 810 Mulberry Bond 233 Bond Cherrydale 818 Cherry Clemont (c) 602 3d (V) College Hill 476 College Colonade 263 Georgia Colonial 520 Orange Ellisonian 478 College Ellisonian Annex 222 Magnolia Forsyth Terrace 579-87 Orange Fredonia 213 Bond Georgian 813 Poplar Lafayette Terrace 305 College Laurine 559 Orange Linden 316 Linden Marshall 232 High Massee 401-05 College Maynard 109 Washington Naperian The 307 Napier Nevarro 553-47 Orange Newman 853 Cherry Orange Hill 871-73 Orange Palisades 571-77 Orange Park View 105 Park-pi Sloan 290 College Spring Street 163-65 Spring Tatnall 930 College Terrace 864 Mulberry Vineville Court 99 Vineville (V) Walnut 915 Walnut Washington 475 Orange Georgian Terrace 261 Georgia J. W. WILSON ELECTRICAL REPAIR SHOP Repairs of All Kinds--Electrical Machinery Motor Rewinding and Repairing 23 WALL ST. PHONE 373 Plymouth De Soto--Yates Motor Co.--Packard--Phone 1445 618 Baldwin's and Telegraph's LOOK TO STERCHI'S for BETTER FURNITURE VALUES GEORGIA ROOFING & SUPPLY CO. ROOFING CONTRACTORS AND DISTRIBUTORS 306 Oglethorpe St. Albert E. Sheridan, Manager Phone 3121 Holt 321 New Jefferson 605 Orange Jordan 613 Orange Katherine Court 855 Mulberry ARCHITECTS Behr H J 355% Cherry Dennis & Dennis 556 Mulberry Dunwody W E Jr 460 Broadway League Ellamae Mrs 607 Grand Bldg 9^~ARCHITECTS SUPPLIES DIETZGEN--J W Burke Co 406 Cherry KEUFFEL & ESSER--J W Burke Co 406 Cherry ARMORIES Ga Nat Guard Armory 506 1st Macon Volunteers Armory 468 1st ARTISTS Shorter E S (portrait) 130 Georgia ARTISTS SUPPLIES JARRETT PAINT & GLASS CO 320 Sd ASBESTOS ROOFING DUNLAP ROOFING CO 266 5th ASBESTOS SHINGLE DEALERS DUNLAP ROOFING CO 266 5th GA ROOFING SUP CO 306 Oglethorpe JWASBESTOS SHINGLES ETERNIT--Dunlap Roofing Co 266 5th S^ASPHALT TEXACO--Texas Co The 770 Division g*~ASPHALT FLOORING AZ ROCK--R L Clarke & Co 1218 Broadway JW"ASPHALT ROOFING RUBEROID--Dunlay Roofing Co 266 5th ASPHALT ROOFING DEALERS DUNLAP ROOFING CO 266 5th PfTASPHALT SHINGLES AMBLER--Ga Roofing & Sup Co 306 Oglethorpe BARRETT--Ga Roofing & Sup Co 306 Oglethorpe EVERLOX--Ga Roofing & Sup Co 306 Oglethorpe ASSOCIATIONS (See Also Clubs) Am Assn of Univ Women (Macon Br) Wesleyan Conservatory Am Nat Red Cross Municipal Auditorium Baptist Ministers Assn First Baptist Ch Ga Ret Lbr & Bldg Sup Assn 5 Harde- man Bldg Macon Art Assn Wesleyan Conservatory Macon Bar Assn Court House MACON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Municipal Auditorium Macon Clearing Hse Assn First Nat Bk Bldg Macon Drum & Bugle Corps 614 Poplar Macon Grand Opera Assn 1033 Vine- ville MACON JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COM- MERCE Municipal Auditorium MACON MERCHANTS ASSN THE 564 Mulberry Young Mens Christian Assn 371 1st Young Womens Christian Assn 453% Cherry residence 763 2d ATHLETIC GOODS BURKE J W CO 406 Cherry ATTORNEYS (See Lawyers) AUDITORIUMS Municipal Auditorium 401 1st AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES AND EQUIPMENT (Retail) Bailey Auto Parts Co 621 3d Bearings Sup Co 651 3d Bibb Auto Wrecking Co 753 Broadway PRINTING --BINDING -- RUBBER STAMPS The Best Work--Correct Prices BURKE'S 460 Cherry St. Phone 74 and 75 C. W. Farmer RUBBER BELTING HOSE PACKING Phone 2 13 4 19 POPLAR ST. CASHS For Your Car $15 - $25 $75 OB MOBE AUTOBANX Cars Sold On Easty Terms 30-60-90 DAYS OB LONGEB Confidential 30 Minute Service Used Cars Bought and Sold 364 1st St. across from V. M. C. A. McNair Lumber & Supply Co., 266 Fifth St. Phone 1400 1935 Macon City Directory 619 Everybody Reads Macon Evening News, The Macon Telegraph A. S. Hatcher Co. Wholesale Automotive Equipment Replacements Tools Radios 596-598 Third St. Flynn Printing Co. QUALITY SERVICE and PRICES 505 Broadway PHONE 5779 CLAUDE TRAWICK COAL CO., INC. RED CARDINAL, SILVER STAR COALS AND COKE 201 Edgewood Ave. Phone 59 Carburetor & Elec Serv Inc 706 3d Central City Auto Parts Co 754 Broad- way Ohainin Auto Parts & Bottle Sup Co 768 Broadway CHAPMANS GARAGE 413 Mulberry DANNENBERGS 463 3d DUNLAP TIRE & RUBBER CO 611 Broadway Economy Auto Stores Inc 420 2d Golden Eagle Co 473 Broadway HATCHER A S CO 596 3d Mtr Parts Corp 619 3d ROBERTS PRANK 711 3d SEARS-ROEBUCK & CO 652 3d Standard Parts Co 702 3d Storage Battery Co The 516 1st Wade & Co 566 2d YATES MTR CO 707 3d (Wholesale) HATCHER A S CO 596 3d AUTOMOBILE DEALERS (Passenger) Adams D H Mtr Co 655 3d Bibb Chevrolet Co 620 3d Huckabee Auto Co 652 3d McCORD R A MTR CO 215 2d ROBERTS PRANK 711 3d SOLOMON STEVE M JR 462 Broadway Sparks Mtr Co 613 3d YATES MTR CO 707 Sd TRUCKS SOLOMON STEVE M JR 462 Broadway (Used) ^"AUTOMOBILE GASOLINE AND OILS (See Also Oil) Amoco--Frieds Garage 352 Broadway PURE OIL--Bob Stevens Serv Sta 601 Walnut SCHELL--Chapmans Garage 413 Mul- berry SINCLAIR--Macon Auto Exch 862 1st SINCLAIR--McKenney & Adams 600 1st & Vine cor Culver SINCLAIR--Sinclair Refining Co Ham- mond at So Ry TEXACO--Tatnall Sq Serv Sta 99 Montpelier TEXACO--Texas Co The 770 Division WHITE FLASH--Atlantic Serv Sta 91 Coleman m^AUTOMOBILE PARTS AND SUPPLIES (Batteries) CROSS COUNTRY--Sears-Roebuck A Co 552 3d FIRESTONE--Tatnall Sq Serv Sta 99 Montpelier GLOBE--A S Hatcher Co 696 3d VESTA--Chapmans Garage 413 Mulberry WILLARD--Bob Stevens Serv Sta 601 Walnut Willard--Frieds Garage 352 Broadway WILLARD--McKenney & Adams 606 1st & Vineville cor Culver (Battery Chargers) GENL ELEC--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d Adams-Buchanan Mtr Co 716 Broadway AUTO BANX 364 1st AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY SERVICE PARCEL DEL CO Schatzman al bet Cotton and 2d AUTOMOBILE GASOLINE AND OIL dealers (See Also Oil Companies) ATLANTIC SERV STA 91 Coleman CHAPMANS GARAGE 413 Mulberry TEXAS CO THE 770 Division (Brake Lining) THERMOID--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d (Cranes) WEAVER--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d (Gaskets) VICTOR--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d (Greasing Equipment) BALLCRANK--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d WILLINGHAM SASH & DOOR CO. Manufacturers SASH, DOORS, MOULDING AND MILLWORK Store: 457 3rd St. Factory: Cherry & 7th. Phone 278 Phone 158 Plymouth--De Soto--Yates Motor Co.--Packard--Phone 1445 620 Baldwin's and Telegraph's VALUES LOOK TO STERCHI'S for BETTER FURNITURE Shop At EMPIRE FURNITURE COMPANY "WE FURNISH YOUR HOME COMPLETE-^ ^ Phone 402 (Ignition) (Wrenches) SEARS and SAVE GUARANTEED--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d BLACK HAWK--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d (Jacks) automobile parts dealers (Batteries) Sears BLACK HAWK--A S Hatcher Co 596 sd WALKER--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d (Lacquers and Paints) ACME--A S Hatcher Co 596 8d (Reamers) CHAPMAN'S GARAGE 413 Mulberry DANNENBERGS 462 Sd Macon Storage Battery Co 215 3d MSEAANRNS-JRAOCEKBUBCAKTT&ERCYO C55O2 636d9 3d Smiths Battery & Elec Co 654 Mulberry Smittys Battery Serv 407 Mulberry (Battery Chargers) Roebuck and Co. The , World's Largest Store WATERVLIET--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d DANNENBERGS 462 3d (Seat Covers) HATCHER A S CO 596 3d SEARS-ROEBUCK & CO 652 3d CRAWFORD--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d (Spark Plugs) CHAMPION--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d CHAMPION--Dannenbergs 462 3d (Brake Lining) CHAPMANS GARAGE 413 Mulberry HATCHER A S CO 596 3d (Tires) 552 3rd Street MACON GA. (Springs) Central Tire Co 405 Poplar EATON--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d CHAPMAN GARAGE 413 Mulberry DANNENBERGS 462 3d (Tires) DUNLOP TIRE & RUBBER CO 611 Broadway ALL-STATE--Sears-Boebuck & Co 552 3d ^ DUNLOP--Dunlop Tire A Rubber Co 611 Broadway FIRESTONE--Tatnall Sq Serv Sta 99 Montpelier Goodyear Serv Inc 561 3d Kelly-Springfield Tire Co 687 3d MacMillan Tire Retreading 352 1st SEARS-ROEBUCK & CO 552 3d (Tools) GATES--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d GOODRICH--Dannenbergs 462 3d GOODYEAR--MdKenney & Adams 600 PEN1NstSY&LVVAInNevIiAll--e CcohrapCmualnvserGarage 413-19 Mulberry U S Royal--Frieds Garage 352 Broadway YALE--Bob Stevens Serv Sta 601 Wal- nut HATCHER A S CO 596 3d (Used Parts) DuBOSE J H & SON 121 Poplar HEARD J F 610 Broadway Levine Tire & Parts Serv 100 5th McCord Used Auto Parts 671 Broadway (Valve Refacers) automobile renting CHAPMANS GARAGE 413 Mulberry SIOUX--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d (Vulcanising Equipment) AUTOMOBILE REPAIRERS (See Also Garages) Macon Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Loans On Bibb County Real Estate SHALER--A S Hatcher Co 696 3d Baldwin W L 2921% Houston McCLURE OFFICE EQI U oi IPM i ENT CO. Mimeographs and Supplies 560 Mulberry St Phone 903 Phone 5036 McNair Lumber & Supply Co., 266 Fifth St. Phone 1400 1935 Maoon City Directory 621 / Everybody Reads Macon Evening News, The Macon Telegraph McNair Lumber & Supply Co. BUILDING SUPPLIES CELOTEX WALL BOARD 266 5th St. Phone 1400 MACON, GA. Flynn Printing Co. QUALITY SERVICE and PRICES 505 Broadway PHONE 5779 6 14 HBECKE & SONS CO. New St. Beer and Bar Equipment--Cabinet Work Show Cases--Store Fixtures Phone 636 Bibb Auto Serv 717 3d Bolands Garage 419 Pine Broadway Top & Body Shop 715 Broad- way Butler W H (c) 1801 Broadway Carlisle Bros 2111 Vineville (V) Cassidys Garage 409 Mulberry Chambliss Roy 364 1st CHAPMAN'S GARAGE 413 Mulberry Colbert Mfg Co 447 Pine Stroberg Body & Fender Wks 403 Mul- berry (Frame and Wheel Aligning) MONKS GARAGE 618 Broadway (Garages) CHAPMAN'S GARAGE Drive It Yourself Phone 2951 413 Mulberry St. CHAPMANS GARAGE 413 Mulberry McCORD R A MTR CO 215 2d MONKS GARAGE 618 Broadway ROBERTS FRANK 711 3d SOLOMON STEVE M JR 462 Broadway (Ignition Service) Clays Garage 615 Broadway Davis J D 114 Whitehead Dennis E D (c) 640 Washington Dixie Hwy Garage 3609 Houston Dudley G B (c) 1016 Main (EM) Ga Auto Co 517 Plum Harpers Garage 3110 Houston (SM) Hickman W C 304 Reid Huttos Garage 1007 Montpelier Jackson E E ,858 Broadway Jones Predk (c) 307 Grahams lot Lockhart Isaiah (c) 405 Madison (V) McCORD R A MTR CO 215 2d McFadden R A 2104 Vineville (V) MONKS GARAGE 618 Broadway Ohio Garage 3492 Houston (SM) Parrishs Garage 708 3d ROBERTS FRANK 711 3d Sheffield M C Post Office al Skelley Edison 1034 Broadway Smallwoods Garage 257 5th Snead Garage 617 Broadway SOLOMON STEVE M JR 462 Broadway Souther R L 811 Broadway Spivey & Pritchett 444 Pine Terrell Auto Elec Co 607 3d Tyner C G 705 Broadway United Auto Co 860 Broadway Willingham Auto Co 552 2d YATES MTR CO 707 3d CHAPMANS GARAGE 413 Mulberry MANN JACK BATTERY CO 669 3d (Lubrication) ATLANTIC SERV STA 91 Coleman CHAPMANS GARAGE 413 Mulberry TATNALL SQ SERV STA 99 Mont- pelier (Parking) CHAPMANS GARAGE 413 Mulberry (Storage) CHAPMANS GARAGE 413 Mulberry City Storage Garage 411 Poplar Ideal Storage Garage 256 2d MACON AUTO EXCH 362 1st McCORD R A MTR CO 215 2d Supreme Storage Garage 451 2d (Tire Repairing) ATLANTIC SERV STA 91 Coleman CHAPMANS GARAGE 413 Mulberry Houston Av Vulc Shop 3000 Houston TATNALL SQ SERV STA 99 Mont- pelier AUTOMOBILE SERVICE (AAA Service) MONKS GARAGE 618 Broadway (Body Repairing) Bibb Body & Fender Wks 454 Plum (Top Manufacturers) Shadburn J D 438 Oglethorpe (Washing) ATLANTIC SERV STA 91 Coleman CHAPMANS GARAGE 413 Mulberry JOHNSON BROTHERS THE FURNITURE MEN 461-463 Second St. Phone 2018 Plymouth--De Soto--Yates Motor Co--Packard--Phone 1445 622 Baldwin's and Telegraph's LOOK TO STERCHI'S for BETTER FURNITURE VALUES A. T. HOLT CO. REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENTS 569 Mulberry St. Phones 946 and 947 Griffin Wm (c) 210 3d TATNALL SQ SERV SXA 99 Mont- pelier (Wrecker Service) CHAPMANS GARAGE 413 Mulberry CHAPMAN'S GARAGE Drive It Yourself Phone 2951 413 Mulberry St. MONKS GARAGE 618 Broadway gUT AUTOMOBILES (Passenger) CHRYSLER--Frank Roberts 711 3d DeSOTO--Yates Mtr Co Inc 707 3d DODGE--S M Solomon Jr 462 Broadway FORD--R A McCord Mtr Co 215 2d LINCOLN--R A McCord Mtr Co 215 2d PACKARD--Yates Mtr Co Inc 707 3d PLYMOUTH--Frank Roberts 711 3d PLYMOUTH--S M Solomon Jr 462 Broadway PLYMOUTH--Yates Mtr Co Inc 707 3d (Trucks) DODGE--S M Solomon Jr 462 Broadway AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE CHAPMANS GARAGE 413 Mulberry ANKING faculties to please you. The First National Bank & Trust Co. IN MACON Member of Trust Company of Georgia Associates 602 CHERRY ST. PHONE 2834 U^-BACON PRIDE OF DIXIE--T & T Packing Co 750 Division BAG MANUFACTURERS--BURLAP Bibb Bag Co 472 Broadway Central City Bag Co 5th cor Mulberry BAKERS (Retail) Atkins A H 204 Forsyth Atkins Mrs Bakery 140 (120) Hardeman and 414 2d Central Ga Baking Co 216 Cotton Collins Baking Co 205 Cotton GILLS BAKERY 813 Vinevllle Sunlite Electrik Bake Shop Inc 466 2d Voellinger W E 4003 (4097) Houston Wheeler Geraldine D (cakes) 302 Hines ter (V) CHAPMAN'S GARAGE Drive It Yourself Phone 2951 413 Mulberry St. (Wholesale) Am Bakeries Co 451 Plum Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co 312% Main (EM) Nat Biscuit Co 555 5th AWNING DEALERS DANNENBERGS 462 3d BANKS CITIZENS & SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK 461 Cherry CITY BANK & TRUST CO 617 Cherry Taylor Transfer Co. PHONE 3 8 8 MOVING LONG DISTANCE HAULING STORAGE This Directory Was Published By The Originators Of The ABCD Type MACON TRANSFER COMPANY And Furniture Exchange PHONE 304 408 BROADWAY Of City Directory McNair Lumber & Supply Co., 266 Fifth St. Phone 1400 1935 Macon City Directory 623 / Everybody Reads Macon Evening News, The Macon Telegraph LET US PLAN YOUR NEXT ADVERTIS- ING SALES CAMPAIGN FOR YOU USE DIRECT MAIL Consult Southern Printing and Pub. Company Charleston, S. C. J. W. BURKE COMPANY OFFICE SUPPLIES--PRINTING--BOOKBINDING Phones 74 and 75. ^06 Cherry St. Glascos Barber Shop 406 Mulberry CITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Banking in All Its Branches No Affiliates Trust and Savings Departments Phones 1755-1756 Cherry and Cotton Aves. Gunter L L 3494 Houston Hatfield G W (c) 313 Broadway Hawkins Ernest (c) 204 (104) Charles Hawkins W W 2004 2d Hayes Barber Shop 553 Cherry HOTEL DEMPSEY BARBER SHOP 363 3d Hunt T J (c) 413 Cotton FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO 602 Cherry Jackson T Ellen (c) 215 5th Jordon J M (c) 908 Montpelier Lane C B (c) 613 Broadway Lightfoot Robt (c) 1213 Broadway THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO. In Macon Lindsey Barber Shop 1012 2d Long R W 1005 Broadway Palace Barber Shop 558 Mulberry Palm Barber Shop 316 2d Member of Trust Company of Georgia Associates Palmetto Barber Shop (c) 463 Broadway Peeks J W (c) 464 Poplar WILLIAMS LUTHER & SON (private) 565 Mulberry Sharp Chas (c) 754 Elm Sheftall Jack (c) 313 3d Smith Gertrude (c) 319 Broadway Smith W O 3106 Houston LUTHER WILLIAMS & SON Banking in All Its Branches Insurance of All Kinds LUther Williams Frederick" W. Williams 565 Mulberry St. Phone 1586 Snipes Wayne (c) 161 5th South Macon Barber Shop 2661 2d Southland Barber Shop 565 Broadway Stephens Bob Barber Shop 206 CottQtt Stewart R C 117 Douglas (V) Stripling R G 471 3d Taskens Barber Shop (c) 638 Washing- ton JPg-BAR EQUIPMENT Tatnall Sq Barber Shop 607 Linden Thompson Budrow (c) 246 Main (EM) CENTRAL FITTINGS--Mueeke & Son Co 614 New Trawick W R 17 Bellevue rd Tripp O C 1504 Broadway Vineville Barber Shop 820 Vineville Watkins G L 611 3d BARBERS Wellons K B 1917 Vineville Wesley Arth 808 Hazel Allen P F 202 (94) Holt Williams H W 2140 2d Bateman E E 318 Broadway Brantley Clinton 408% Poplar Braswell J A (c) 507 Broadway BARBERS SUPPLIES Brewer W J 312 Main (EM) Brockmans Barber Shop 400 2d Southland Barber Sup 666 Poplar Brown's Barber Shop (c) 315 Broadway Callaway Barber Shop (c) 101 Cedar (U) Cherokee Barber Shop 803 Montpelier BATH ROOM FIXTURES Commercial Barber Shop 308 Cherry Dupree Barber Shop 510 2d East Side Barber Shop 426 Main (EM) Ezell G E 2998 Houston DANNENBERG8 462 3d WILLINGHAM SASH & DOOR CO 457 3d Flynts Barber Shop 409 Cherry Gay Barber Shop 458 3d fjj^-BATHING SUITS Genones Barber & Beauty Shop 568 Mulberry Giles Foster (c) 205% 5th B V D--Joe N Neel Co 466 Cherry BRADLEY--Jog N Neel Co 456 Cherry BUILDERS LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Office 357 Cherry St.--Factory 1,30 Cherry St.--Phones 467-468 Plymouth--De Soto--Yates Motor Co.--Packard--Phone 1445 624 Baldwin's and Telegraph's LOOK TO STERCHI'S for BETTER FURNITURE VALUES TOMLINSON PAPER BOX COMPANY PAPER BOXES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS 613 Oglethorpe Phone 4936 gyBATTERIES (See Automobile Parts and Supplies) BATTERY DEAEERS CHAPMANS GARAGE 413 Mulberry Macon Storage Battery Co 215 3d MANN JACK BATTERY CO 669 3d Smiths Battery Elec Co 654 Mulberry Smittys Battery Serv 407 Mulberry BATTERY MANUFACTURERS Southeastern Battery Co 757 Broadway BEAUTY SCHOOLS Davis Ethel B 362% 2d Tronce Beauty Institute 652% Cherry BIBB MATTRESS CO 415 Pino MEADERS MATTRESS CO 453 Areh KTBED ROOM FURNITURE COLONIAL--Sterchl Bros Stores Inc Cherry sw cor Broadway BED ROOM FURNITURE DEALERS STERCHI BROS STORES INC Cherry sw cor Broadway PTBEDS SIMMONS--Johnson Bros 461 2d SIMMONS--Marshall Furn Co 556 Poplar SIMMONS--Sterchl Bros Stores Inc Cherry sw cor Broadway Macon dsgte Bottling Co. PHONE 3 2 6 6 BEAUTY SHOPS Artistic Beauty Shop 151 Cotton Bell Edith 613 Log Cabin dr Cherry Beauty Shop 605 Cherry COLLEGE BEAUTY SALON 451 Col- lege DANNENBERG8 462 3d Davis Ethel B Beauty Shop 364 2d Elmore 204 Park (B) Flynts Beauty Shop 4p9 Cherry Freemans Beauty Salon 502 Walnut Josefs Beauty Shoppe 312% 2d Lee Mary (c) 332 Jackson Lueree Beauty Shop 903 Cherry Marinello Beauty Shoppe lobby Bibb Bldg Mary Ann Beauty Shop 620% Cherry McCrary Bennie Mrs 127 Lawton Robinson Estelle 215 Bibb Bldg Stellas Beauty Shop 3043 Houston THORPE R S & SONS INC 515 Cherry VANITY BEAUTY SHOP 352% 2d gyBEDDINQ SIMMONS--Sterchl Bros Stores Inc Cherry sw cor Broadway QUALITY FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICES STERCHJ BROS. STORES, Inc. Phone 3100 Cherry and Broadway yiiEER BUDWEISER--Buck Ice & Coal Co 2302 Forsyth rd OLD SOUTH--Atlantic Ice & Coal Co Waterville rd \ TRU BLU--Buck Ice & Coal Co 2302 Forsyth rd BEER DEALERS (Retail) BRADYS PLACE 163 5th Bruskies 508 2d Cherrio The 220 Cotton Pleasant Hill Beer Parlor 630 Wash- ington (Wholesale) BEDDING DEALERS STERCHI BROS STORES INC Cherry sw cor Broadway BEDDING MANUFACTURERS (See Also Mattress Mfrs) ATLANTIC ICE & COAL CO INC Waterville rd Beverage Sales Co 259 5th BUCK ICE & COAL CO 2302 Forsyth rd Cooks Beer Co 264 5th Jax Brewing Co 675 Broadway Wagner Brewing Co 802 Broadway HATCHER & McCRARY. INC. Business Property--Sales & Leases--General Insurance Surety Bonds--Loans--Investments 508 Mulberry St. Phone 6186 Signature Only SAME DAY For Reliable Salary People Macon Trading and Investment Co, 220 Ga. Gas Bldg. Phone 293 McNair Lumber & Supply Co., 266 Fifth St. Phone 1400 1835 Macon City Directory 625 Everybody Reads Macon Evening News, The Macon Telegraph FactoryDistributors Paints Varnishes Brushes Wallpaper Schall Paint Co. Inc. 307 Mulberry St. Phone 326 The Letter Shop, Inc. Complete Direct By Mail Advertising Service 563 1-2 Mulberry St. Phone 4521 MACON, GA. A Trip To THE ENGLAND CHIROPRACTOR Means a Start on the Road to Health BEER EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS MUECKE & SONS CO 614 New BEET FACINGS FARMER C W 419 Poplar BETTING DEALERS Bibb Supply Co 203 Poplar FARMER C W 419 Poplar Joes Pool Room 1241 Broadway Pastime Billiard Parlor 411 3d BLACKSMITHS Collins Thos (c) 412 Pine Dean W L 1117 Napier James Paul (c) 3707 Houston McCallum H C 816 Montpelier J0f BLANKETS NASHUA--Dannenbergs 462 3d jgjfBELTS AND SUSPENDERS HICKOK--Dannenbergs 462 3d HICKOK--R S Thorpe & Sons Inc 515 Cherry BEVERAGE MANUFACTURERS (See Also Bottlers) BOARDING HOUSES Dunn Myrtice 218 Georgia Magnolia Inn 555 2d Smith Lula P 768 Cherry Taylor Fannie 864 Mulberry apt IB Wilson Florence 554 1st NEHI BOTTLING CO 1911 Broadway BOILER WELDING MACON COCA COLA BOTTLING CO 416 Oak ACME WELDING CO 619 Broadway BEVERAGES COCA COLA--Macon Coca Cola Bottling Co 416 College BICYCLE DEALERS Capitol Cycle Co 506 2d DANNENBERGS 462 3d Fry Bros 403 Poplar Macon Cycle Co 465 Broadway SEARS-ROEBUCK & CO 552 3d WALKER CLIFF CO 515 Poplar BOILERMAKERS TAYLOR IRON WKS & SUP CO 1014 Broadway BONDS (See Investment Bankers) BOOK CASES BURKE J W CO 406 Cherry fPfBICYCLE TIRES ROLLFAST--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d f~BICYCLES COLUMBIA--Cliff Walker Co 515 Poplar DAYTON--Cliff Walker Co 515 Poplar ROLLFAST--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d BOOK STORES Browns Book Store 416 2d BOOKBINDERS BURKE J W CO 406 Cherry FLYNN PRINTING CO 505 Broadway BILLIARD PARLORS Arcade Billard Parlor 561 Cherry Douglas C H Jr (c) 361 Broadway Hatfield P M (c) 323 Broadway Idle Hour Billiard Parlor 551 Cherry BOOKKEEPING SUPPLIES BURKE J W CO 406 Cherry McCLURE OFC EQUIPMENT CO 560 Mulberry J. W. WILSON ELECTRICAL REPAIR SHOP Repairs of All Kinds--Electrical Machinery Motor Rewinding and Repairing 23 WALL ST. PHONE 373 Plymouth--De Soto--Yates Motor Co.--Packard--Phone 1445 626 Baldwin's and Telegraph's LOOK TO STERCHI'S for BETTER FURNITURE VALUES GEORGIA ROOFING & SUPPLY CO. ROOFING CONTRACTORS AND DISTRIBUTORS 306 Oglethorpe St. Albert E. Sheridan, Manager Phone 3131 McCLURE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. OFFICE OUTFITTERS Phone 903 560 Mulberry St. BROKERS (Bonds and Stocks) Brown & Groover 503 Cherry Kenner & Beane 363 3d Levle O H 104-05 Ga Casualty Bldg Trust Co of Ga 417 2d (Merchandise) BOTTLERS (See Also Beverage Mfrs) ' Ouzts Mitchell & Whaley Inc 9 Terminal Ruan & Co 5 Terminal Buster Btlg Co Murray al Dr Pepper Btlg Co 650 3d MACON COCA COLA BTLG CO 416 Oak NEHI BTLG CO 1911 Broadway NO ICY BTLG CO 512 Broadway BROOMS KUHN MFG CO 314 Broadway fyBTTTLDERS HARDWARE BOWLING ALLEYS Lucky Strike Bowling Alleys 359 Cotton BOX MANUFACTURERS (Paper) MACON PAPER CO 511 5th TOMLINSON PAPER BOX CO 513 Oglethorpe CORBIN--Willingham Sash & Door Co 457 3d BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS MACON FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN 417 Broadway BUILDING MATERIALS (Wooden) Jeffreys-McElrath Mfg Co Bellevue rd nr Forsyth rd Maxwell Bros Inc ft Poplar So Crate & Veneer Co ft Poplar BRASS POLISH BUILDERS LBR CO INC 130 Cherry Central Sash & Door Co 354 2d plant Waterville rd DUNLAP ROOFING CO 266 5th McCOOK J W LBR CO Ash nr Broad- way McNAIR LBR & SUP CO 266 5th KUHN MFG CO 314 Broadway il^BBEAD GILLS BAKERY 813 Vlneville BRICK DEALERS BUILDERS LBR CO INC 130 Cherry McNAIR LBR & SUP CO 266 5th BRICK MANUFACTURERS Atlantic Refractories Co Inc ofc 564 Mulberry Bibb Clay Products Co 10th cor Oak Cherokee Brick Co end Waterville rd Standard Brick & Tile Co 460 Broadway McNAIR LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. BUILDING MATERIAL 266 Fifth St. Phone 1400 MIDDLE GA LBR CO 214 College Ross Co The ft Poplar Sheridan C F 415 3d Turners Bldg Sup Co 345 Ocmulgee WILLINGHAM SASH & DOOR CO 457 3d BUILDINGS Al Sihah Temple Mosque 715 Poplar Bankers Ins Bldg 211 Cotton PRINTING -- BINDING -- RUBBER STAMPS The Best Work--Correct Prices BURKE'S 460 Cherry St. Phone 74 and 75 c. w. Farmer rubber belting hose PACKING Phone 2 13 4 19 POPLAR ST. CASHS9 For Your Car $15 - $25 $75 OR MORE AUTOBANX Cars Sold On Easty Terms 30-60-90 DAYS OR LONGER Confidential 30 Minute Service Used Cars Bought and Sold 364 1st St. across from Sf. M. C. A. McNair Lumber & Supply Co., 266 Fifth St. Phone 1400 1935 Macon City Directory 627 Everybody Reads Macon Evening News, The Macon Telegraph A. S. Hatcher Co. Wholesale Automotive Equipment Replacements Tools Radios 596-598 Third St, CLAUDE TRAWICK COAL CO., INC. RED CARDINAL, SILVER STAR COALS AND COKE 201 Edgewood Ave. Phone 59 Bibb Bldg 403 CherryBibb County Court House 2d at Mul- berry Broadway Bldg 461 Broadway CITY HAIL Poplar at 1st Conductors Bldg 408 Poplar Doctors Bldg 700 Spring Douglass Bldg 351 Broadway Ellis Bldg 201 Cotton Exchange Bldg 460 Pine Federal Bldg Mulberry cor 3d First Nat Bk Bldg 409 2d Ga Casualty Bldg 516-22 Mulberry Grand Bldg 617 Mulberry Grand Lodge Bldg F&AM 801 Mulberry Hardeman Bldg 105 Cotton Independent Order Odd Fellows Bldg 515 2d Jaques Bldg 407 Broadway Knights of Pythias Bldg (c) 556 New Lee Bldg 512% 3d Macon Sav Bk Bldg 150 Cotton Masonic Temple 710 Mulberry Monica Court 353% 3d Municipal Auditorium Cherry cor 1st Napier Bldg 502% Poplar Salvation Army Bldg 610-20 Mulberry Washington Bldg 566 Mulberry Willingham Bldg 569 Cherry BURIAL VAULTS CLARK MEMORIALS INC 2200 Forsvth rd OURTESY and service to all. The First National Bank & Trust Co. IN MACON Member of Trust Company of Georgia Associates 602 CHERRY ST. PHONE 2834 CABINET MAKERS Ansley R E 767 3d MACON CABINET WKS Poplar nr 8th Muecke Art Craft Studio 616 Poplar MUECKE & SONS CO 614 New CAFES (See Restaurants and Cafes) S^-CAKES GILLS BAKERY 813 Vlneville CANDY MANUFACTURERS BUS LINES Bass Bus Lines 320 Broadway Colonial Lines 320 Broadway Southeastern Greyhound Lines 320 Broadway So Stages Inc 320 Broadway ofc 609 3d Southland Coach Line 320 Broadway BUS STATIONS Union Bus Terminal 320 Broadway BUSINESS SCHOOLS GAB Sch of Com 565% Mulberry Liberty Candy Co 461 5th McAfee Candy Co 657 Poplar Odom J J Candy Mfg Co 253 5th Wade C A 322 Johnson CARBIDE DEALERS Kingman & Everett 570 Broadway Linde Air Products Co 201 Poplar IRr-CARBON PAPER WEBSTER MULTICOPY--McClure Ofo Equipment Co 560 Mulberry Kaiglers Business College 3d fl Washing Bldg MERRIMAN SCH OF BUSINESS THE 158 Cotton CARPET DEALERS STERCHI BROS STORES INC Cherry sw cor Broadway WILLINGHAM SASH & DOOR CO. Manufacturers a* ... ,, *ASH> DOORS, MOULDING AND MILLWORK Phone 278 Factory: PChhoenrery15&6 7th. Plymouth--De Soto--Yates Motor Co.--Packard--Phone 1445 628 Baldwin's and Telegraph's LOOK TO STERCHI'S for BETTER FURNITURE VALUES EMPIRE FURNITURE COMPANY "WE FURNISH YOUR HOME COMPLETE" Phone 402 522 Poplar St. QUALITY FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICES STERCHI BROS. STORES, Inc. Phone 3100 Cherry and Broadway IKTCARPET SWEEPERS BISSEEES--Kuhn Mfg Co 314 Broadway CARPET SWEEPERS--DEALERS KUHN MEG CO 314 Broadway CASH REGISTERS Nat Cash Register Co 155 Cotton CASKET MANUFACTURERS Macon Casket Co 1501 Broadway CATTLE DEALERS T & T PACKING CO INC 750 Division .fJ^rCEDAR CHESTS LANE--Johnson Bros 461 2d UPgf'CEMENT ALPHA PORTLAND--McNair Lbr & Sup Co 266 5th ALPHA PORTLAND--McNair Lbr & Sup Co 266 5th ATLAS WHITE--McNair Lbr & Sup Co 266th 5th INCOR QUICK SETTING--McNair Lbr & Sup Co 266 5th LONE STAR PORTLAND--McNair Lbr & Sup Co 266 8th MAGNOLIA MORTAR--McNair Lbr & Sup Co 266th 5th PENN-DIXIE--Builders Lbr Co Inc 130 Cherry PENN-DIXIE PORTLAND--McNair Lbr & Sup Co 266 5th CEMENT DEALERS BUILDERS LBR CO INC 130 Cherry McNAIR LBR & SUP CO 266 5th McNAIR LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. BUILDING MATERIAL 266 Fifth St. Phone 1400 WILLINGHAM SASH & DOOR CO 457 3d CEMETERIES Fort Hill Norris nr Cowan Jones Chapel Cedar (SM) Lynwood (c) end Lynwood av (V) MACON MEMORIAL PARK INC ofc 153 Cotton ay, cemetery on Columbia rd extd Oak Ridge ft Madison (V) RIVERSIDE Madison at Jones Rose Hill end Orange Unionville (c) Pio Nono av nr Taylor Wolff Wm ft Madison (V) CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS (See Accountants--Certified) CHAIRS SIKES--McClure Ofc Equipment Co 560 Mulberry CHEMICAL CLEANERS WHIZ--Kuhn Mfg Co 314 Broadway CHEMISTS Morris-Flinn Co 622 3d CHILDREN'S SHOPS DANNENBERG'S 462 3d fPPCHINA CAMARK--Kernaghan-Goodman Inc 411 Cherry CONTINENTAL CERAMICS--Kernaghan-Goodman Inc 411 Cherry COPELAND & THOMPSON (Spode) -- Kernaghan-Goodman Inc 411 Cherry PICKARD--Kernaghan-Goodman Inc 411 Cherry Shop At SEARS and SAVE Sears Roebuck and Co. The World's Largest Store 552 3rd Street MACON GA. Macon Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Loans On Bibb County Real Estate McCLURE OFFICE EQUIPMENT 00. Mimeographs and Supplies 560 Mulberry St. Phone 903 Phone 5036 McNair Lumber & Supply Co., 266 Fifth St. Phone 1400 1935 Macon City Directory 629 Everybody Reads Macon Evening' News, The Macon Telegraph McNair Lumber & Supply Co. BUILDING SUPPLIES CELOTEX WALL BOARD 266 5th St. Phone 1400 MACON, GA. Flynn Printing Co. QUALITY SERVICE and PRICES 505 Broadway PHONE 5779 6 1 4 MUECKC & SONS CO. New St. Beer and Bar Equipment--Cabinet Work Show Cases--Store Fixtures Phone 6 3 6 ROSENTHAL--Remaghan-Goodraan Inc 411 Cherry WEDGEWOOD--Kernaghan-G oodman Inc 411 Cherry CHIROPODISTS Rhodenhiser R B 316 2d CHIROPRACTORS Chiropractic Health Home 501 College Cox H C 505 Bibb Bdg Dick T A 208 Ga Casualty Bldg ENGLAND ARCH 613 Bibb Bldg CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTITIONERS Snelling J P 913 Ga Casualty Bldg CHURCHES (Adventist) Seventh Day 114 Montpelier av Seventh Day (c) 7 Spring (African Methodist Episcopal) Bellevue (c) 100 6th av (B) Grant's Chapel (c) 504 Charles Gray's Chapel (c) 607 Hall (EM) Greater Allen Chapel (c) 426 North Holsey Temple (c) 261 Washington av Jones Tabernacle (c) 612 Cowan St Luke's (c) 1048 Pio Nono av St Paul's (c) 210 Powell Stewart Chapel (c) 565 Cotton av Stinsonville (c) 116 Main (S) Turners Tabernacle (c) 3d cor Haw- thorne Warren (c) 147, 1st av (V) (Baptist) Aveline (c) 223 (285) Moore la Bay Street (c) 122 Bay Bellevue 305 American blvd Bellevue (c) 103 3d av (B) Bethel Primitive 96 Flamingo dr Bethel Primitive (c) Henderson (B) Beulah (c) 1613 Broadway Bloomfield (c) Columbus rd nr limits Brown Chapel (c) 119 Tatnall la Bryant Tabernacle (c) 217 (117) Disroon al Calvary Free Will Cedar cor Wyche (SM) Cedar Grove (c) 132 Brewery al (PH) Cherokee Heights 718 Napier av Childs Chapel (c) 110 2d (U) Corinth Primitive 323 Beech av East Side 255 Church (EM) East Side Memorial Institutional (c) 1100 Woolfolk Ebenezer (c) 757 Elm Elizabeth Primitive 912 Clinton rd (EM) First (c) 567 New FIRST--Washington av cor Hunt pi Friendship (c) 1304 1st Fulton (c) 506 Hawthorne Gilfield Primitive (c) 92 Hazel Green's Baptist Tabernacle (c) 201 Toombs (SM) Harmony (c) 330 2d av (V) Jordan Street (c) 234 Jordan's al Little Rock (c) 164 (400) Nussbaum Lizaboro (c) 105 Davis (NH) Lizzies Chapel (c) 126 Bartlett's la Macedonia (c) 164 Hazel Magnolia (c) 316 Jackson Mallory Mission 219 Roff Home av Mikado 210 Mikado av Mt Calvary (c) 200 Antioch Mt Lebanon (c) 180 Key (U) Mt Moriah (c) 213 Powell Mt Olive (c) 957 Oglethorpe Mt Temah Primitive (c) 303 North (V) New Bethel (c) 404 Division New Hope (c) 217 3d av (V) New Jerusalem Primitive (c) 200 (135) Short la New Zion (c) 304 Edgewood av Pine Ridge Primitive (e) 388 Robinson rd St James (c) 217 Edison St John's (c) 103 Bonaire St Luke's (c) 161 Broad St Mary's (c) 135 5th av (V) Salem (c) 101 (209) Henry (SM) Second 1437 2d Seventh St Baptist Mission (c) 351 7th Shiloh (c) 421 Applewood av South Macon Primitive 2620 Broadway Stinsonville (c) 107 Grant av (S) Tabernacle 902 2d Tatnall Square Ash cor Adams Tremont Temple (c) 534 Cotton av Union (c) 306 E 2d (EM) Unionville (c) 932 Pio Nono av Uxbridge Mill 123 Bellevue rd Vineville (c) 461 Chestnut Vineville 413 Vineville av Vineville 1035 Vineville av Welcome (c) 8 (127) Paradise al JOHNSON BROTHERS THE FURNITURE MEN 461-463 Second St. Phone 2018 Plymouth--De Soto--Yates Motor Co.--Packard--Phone 1445 630 Baldwin's and Telegraph's LOOK TO STERCHI'S for BETTER FURNITURE VALUES A. T. HOLT CO. REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENTS 569 Mulberry St. Phones 946 and 947 White Mabel Memorial 2610 2d Willingham 208 (140) Holt av (Christian) First 265 High (Church of Christ) Central Ch of Christ 710 Orange Ch of Christ 501 Giles Ch of Christ (c) 501 Henrietta East Side 375 Church (EM) South Side, Knott cor School (Church of God) Ch of God 116 American blvd Ch of God (c) 103 Grant av (V) Ch of God 316 Pio Nono av Ch of God (c) 129 Woodliff (Colored Methodist Episcopal) Bethel 806 Pio Nono av Trinity 446 Tindall av (SM) (Congregational) First (c) 440 Monroe (Episcopal) Christ 520 Walnut St James 101 Courtland av St Paul's College cor Forsyth (Free Methodist) Free Methodist 220 Belmont av (Holiness) Bivins Tabernacle (c) 521 E 2d (EM) Ch of God in Christ (c) 823 Ash Hazel St Pentecostal 858 Hazel Rockhill La (c) 115 (126) Rockhill la St James (c) 709 (612) Hall (EM) Saints of Christ (c) 503 Crisp Sanctified (c) 416 Ash (Jewish) Congregation Sherah Israel 601 1st Temple Beth Israel 870 Cherry (Lutheran) Ch of the Redeemer 723 Holt av (Methodist Episcopal) Bass Chapel 3102 Forsyth rd Centenary 940 College Cherokee Heights 670 Napier av East Macon 100 Church (EM) First Street 859 1st Ingleside 427 Ridge av (I) Morrison Memorial 174 Henry (Lynmore) MULBERRY STREET 717 Mulberry Second Street 2130 2d Vineville 221 Vineville av (Mormon) ' Latter Day Saints 408 Poplar (Nazarene) First Ch of the Nazarene 520 Mont- pelier av Nazarene Mission 97 Rutherford av (Presbyterian) East Macon 377 -Clinton FIRST 660 Mulberry Log Cabin 144 Log Cabin dr Tatnall .Square 752 College Vineville 441 Vineville av Washington Av (c) 221 Washington av (Roman Catholic) ST JOSEPH'S 812 Poplar St Peter Claver 428 Ward (V) (Scientist) First Ch of Christ 455 Georgia av (Undenominational) Gospel Tabernacle 728 Blackburn av Roberson Tabernacle 110 Gaillard (V) SALVATION ARMY THE 616 Mulberry CIGARS AND TOBACCO (Retail) Brown E C 453 2d Schulte A 501 Cherry MACON TRANSFER COMPANY And Furniture Exchange PHONE 304 408 BROADWAY Taylor Transfer Co. PHONE 3 8 8 MOVING LONG DISTANCE HAULING STORAGE This Directory Was Published By The Originators Of The ABCD Type Of City Directory McNair Lumber & Supply Co., 266 Fifth St. Phone 1400 1935 Macon City Directory 631 Everybody Reads Macon Evening News, The Macon Telegraph Bottling Co. Phone 32 6 6 TELL THEM AND YOU WILL SELL THEM USE DIRECT MAIL Consult Southern Printing and Pub. Company Charleston. S. C. J. W. BURKE COMPANY OFFICE SUPPLIES--PRINTING--BOOKBINDING Phones 74 and 75. 406 Cherry St. (Wholesale) Macon Cigar & Tob Co 651 Broadway gycLAY-FIRE FIRETITE MORTARS--McNair Ebr & Sup Co 266 5th FIRETITE PLASTIC--McNair Ebr & Sup Co 266 5th CLAY PRODUCTS (See Also Brick MIrs) Dickey W S Clay Mfg Co Pine cor 10th GenI Reduction Co ft Poplar CLEANING SUPPLIES KUHN MFG CO 314 Broadway CLERGYMEN Watson Jas (c) 339 4th av (U) White E D (c) 863 Ocmulgee Williams W W 419 Adams Wimberley J H (c) 610 Hall (EM) Wingfield S B 1703 2d Wright L H 111 Coleman av (Christian) Small E T 132 Rembert av (Church of Christ) Blankenship K T YMCA McElroy Jack 726 Date av (Episcopal) Claiborne R R Jr 460 Hill Crest av Glover M W 129 Pio Nono av (Holiness) (Adventist) Chapman M E 1420 Oglethorpe Reid James (c) 518 Clinton (Baptist) Baker A C 232 High Ballard J W 325 Duncan av Bivins E D (c) 208 Cedar (U). BOONE J P 121 High Butts Wm (c) 220 Short la Calhoun E J (c) 994 Montpelier av Cephus Nathl (c) 238 Telfair Davis J T (c) 227 Chestnut Dorough A B 602 Mikado av Evans I W (c) 330 Ward (V) Evans J H (c) 558 Monroe (V) Forrester C A 1127 College dr Greenwood N S (c) 300 Antioch rd Hall W M (c) 529 Clinton Hinesley W F 101 Inverness av Hoyt E W (c) 402 (307) Henderson (SM) Hudson J H (c) 552 Chappell (SM) McClendon B B(c) 217 Telfair Monsees J A 325 Adams Northington H F 908 Napier av Philips W L (c) 408 Ward (V) Riley E E (c) 103 1st av (U) Sammons J E 208 Delaware av Saxon J T (c) 125 (220) Norris Stitt C W 250 Church (EM) Taylor H F (c) 409 (536) Henrietta (SM) Terrill D M (c) 517 Calhoun Oglesby Graham 109 Thomas (LCHts) (Jewish) Marcuson I E 204 Buford pi (V) (Methodist) Cleveland Bradley (c) 418 (432) North Cook E F 99 Vineville av Apt D2 Davis H H (c) 318 (320) Patterson Fountain M A (c) 653 Spring Greene H V (c) 422 (438) North Harbour C B 861 1st Harmon J A 219 High Jefferson R J (c) 212 Powell Johnson Silas 247 Vineville av McNair Elisha(c) 575 Monroe (V) Milligan R J 166 (136) Oakland av Moore Frank (c) 466 Hawthorne Outler A C 101 1st ' Reese J D 103 Ridge av (I) Rountree J A 128 Pearl Scott W E 104 Church (EM) Shopshire James (c) r 502 (481) Charles Solomon Z C (c) 721 3d av (V) Stanford T B 203 Jeff Davis (SM) Stephens H V (c) 711 Charles Webb J R 648 Pio Nono av (Naiarene) Morgan O F 125 Colquitt Shelton E M 412 Belmont av BUILDERS LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Office 357 Cherry St.--Factory 130 Cherry St.--Phones 467-468 Plymouth- De Soto--Yates Motor Co.--Packard--Phone 1445 632 Baldwin's and Telegraph'* LOOK TO STEKCHI'S for BETTER FURNITURE VALUES TOMLINSON PAPER BOX COMPANY PAPER BOXES OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS 513 Oglethorpe Phone 4936 (Presbyterian) KHPCLOTHING--MEN'S Harris A G 112 Buford Landrum C L 426 Carling av McCrorey Lawrence (c) 236 2d av (V) Wilcox G W 102 Culver (V) (Roman Catholic) Barthlen Alphonso 430 Ward (V) * McDONNBLL PETER S. J. 814 Poplar sutler Alphonso 430 Ward (V) CLOCK DEALERS MATTHEWS R H INC 409 Broadway ffl^~CLOCKS BIG BEN--Kernaghan-Geodman Inc 411 Cherry NEW HAVEN--Kernaghan-' Goodman 411 Cherry SETH THOMAS--Kernaghan-Goodman 411 Cherry SETH THOMAS--R H Matthews Inc 409 Broadway CLOTHES CLEANERS AND PRESSERS (See also Dry Cleaners) Bishop J T 558 Mulberry Broadway Cleaners (c) 1222 (1232) Broadway CRESCENT LDRY CO 519 2d ECONOMY SHOE REPRS & DRY CLNRS 564 Cherry Elec Dry Cleaning Co 115 Cotton av Hill Dry Cleaning Co 816 Vineville av INDEPENDENT LDRY CO 452 2d LEAPTROT'S DRY CLEANING CO 108 Hardeman av McGee Geo (c) 1012 Ocmulgee MILADY CLEANERS 692 College New York Clnrs 557 Cherry Porter's Dry Cleaning Co 610 New Robertson Lafayette (c) 315 Broadway Sharp Chas (c) 752 Elm SNOW'S LDRY & DRY CLEANING CO 766 Poplar TATNALL SQUARE DRY CLEANING CO 603 Linden av Vineville Br Pressing Club (c) 103 Hardeman av Wright J B (c) 246 (r) Main (EM) FASHION PARK--Jos N Neel Co 456 Cherry GRIFFEN--Herbert Smart Clo Co 559 Cherry HICKEY-FREEMAN--Jos N Neel Co 456 Cherry KUPPENHEIMER--Herbert Smart Clo Co 559 Cherry MICHAELS-STERN--Jos N Neel Co 456 Cherry MIDDI SHADE--Dannenberg's 462 3d SOCIETY BRAND--R S Thorpe & Sons 515 Cherry CLOTHING DEALERS (Men's) Bashuk Edw 554 Poplar DANNENBERG'S 462 3d DAY'S 406 3d Gay Clo Co 458 3d Hayes Clo Store 553 Cherry Ivey E N 305 Broadway NEEL JOSEPH N CO 456 Cherry Reliable outfitters the 572 Cherry Schwob Co The 403 Cherry SMART HERBERT CLO CO 559 Cherry THORPE R S & SONS 515 Cherry X V Clothes Shop 454 Cherry (Second Hand) Ideal Clothing Store 1235 Broadway Michael Jos 462 Cotton av (Women's) Barfield Dress Shop 360 Broadway Beverly Dress Shop 414 3d DANNENBERG'S 462 3d Daring Shops 552 Cherry Globe Dress Shop The 404 3d Kaybee Clo Store 416 3d Lemer Shops Inc 520 Cherry Mangels of Ga Inc 420 3d Mary Elizabeth Shop 566 Cherry Mayson's 359 3d Peggy Hale Inc 468 Cherry Putzel Rose Mrs 810 Montpelier av Snyders Ready-to-Wear 609 Cherry HATCHER & McCRARY. INC. Business Property--Sales & Leases--General Insurance Surety Bonds--Loans--Investments 508 Mulberry St. Phone 6186 Macon (hsSedk Bottling Co. PHONE 3 2 6 6 Signature Only SAME DAY For Reliable Salary People Macon Trading and Investment Co. 220 Ga. Gas Bldg. Phone 293 McNair Lumber & Supply Co., 266 Fifth St. Phone 1400 1935 Macon City Directory 633 Everybody Reads Macon Evening News, The Macon Telegraph FactoryDistributors Paints Varnishes Brushes Wallpaper Schall Paint Co. Inc. 307 Mulberry St. Phone 826 The Letter Shop, Inc. Complete Direct By Mail Advertising Service 563 1-2 Mulberry St. Phone 4521 MACON, GA. ENGLAND CHIROPRACTOR | Means a Start on the Road to Health CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS Adams Mfg Co 7 Express Happ Bros Co 674 Broadway CLUBS (See also Associations) Bibb County Democratic Women's Club Hotel Dempsey Business and Professional Womens Club 200 Baconsfield (NH) Catholic Club House 521 New Elks Club 127 Cotton av Idle Hour Club RD 1 Forsyth rd Ingleside Garden Club 107 Plaza Kiwanis Club Hotel Dempsey Lions Club Hotel Dempsey Macon History Club 350 Olive Macon Musicians Club 554% Muberry Macon Study Club Mercer University Macon Women's Club 200 Baconsfield Masivic Club 518 Walnut Pilot Club 200 Baconsfield (NH) Porterfield Garden Club RD 3 RIVOLI RIDING CLUB Forsyth rd extd Rivoli Ga ROTARY CLUB OF MACON GA THE Rutherford Garden Club 220 Lynmore av Shirley Hill Club Nottingham dr (SH) Sketch Cub 130 Georgia av Utility Club 518 Walnut Vineville Garden Club 716 Forsyth IW^COAL BLACK STAR--B F Merritt Coal & Wood Co 1414 1st BLUE GEM--Empire Dixie Coal Co 5th at Plum BONNY BLUE--Atlantic Ice & Coal Co Waterville rd CREECH--B F Merritt Coal & Wood Co 1414 1st CREECH--Buck Ice & Coal Co 2302 Forsyth rd CREECH--Empire Dixie Coal Co 5th at Plum DIXIE GEM--Atlantic Ice & Coal Co Waterville rd LIGGETT--Atlantic Ice & Coal Co Waterville rd MARATHON--Riverside Ice & Coal Co 5th at Bridge MONTEVALLO--Riverside Ice & Coal Co 5th at Bridge MONTEVALLO--Atlantic Ice & Coal Co Inc Waterville rd RED ASH--Empire Dixie Coal Co 5th at Plum REGAL--B F Merritt Coal & Wood Co 1414 1st SO. STAR--Atlantic Ice & Wood Co Waterville rd COAL--BAGGED EMPIRE DIXIE COAL CO 5th at Plum COAL DEALERS (Retail) ATLANTIC ICE & COAL CO 212 Walnut, 301 Pio Nono av and Waterville rd nr Retd EMPIRE DIXIE COAL CO 5th at Plum KINNETT-ODOM CO 154 Railroad av (V) MERRITT B F COAL & WOOD CO 1414 1st RIVERSIDE ICE & COAL CO 5th at Bridge Sawyer's Ice & Coal Co 6th nr Mulberry TRAWICK CLAUDE COAL CO 201 Edgewood av WEBB COAL CO Roff Home rd (Wholesale) KINNETT-ODOM CO 154 Railroad av (V) TRAWICK, CLAUDE COAL CO 201 201 Edgewood av COAL--STOKER EMPIRE DIXIE COAL CO 5th at Plum S(TCOAL STOKERS IRON FIREMAN--Lowe Elec Co 131 Cotton COFFEE ROASTERS KENNY C D CO 320 Oglethorpe Southland Coffee Co 503 5th MTCOKE A. B. C.--Riverside Ice & Coal Co 5th at Bridge J. W. WILSON ELECTRICAL REPAIR SHOP Repairs of AH Kinds--Electrical Machinery Motor Rewinding and Repairing 23 WALL ST. PHONE 373 Plymouth De Soto--Yates Motor Co.--Packard--Phone 1445 634 Baldwin's and Telegraph's LOOK TO STERCHI'S for BETTER FURNITURE VALUES GEORGIA ROOFING & SUPPLY CO. ROOFING CONTRACTORS AND DISTRIBUTORS 306 Oglethorpe St. Albert E. Sheridan, Manager Phone 3131 COKE DEALERS (Retail) ATLANTIC ICE & COAL CO Watervllle rd MERRITT B F COAL & WOOD CO 11X4 1st TRAWICK CLAUDE COAL CO 201 Edgewood av WEBB COAL CO Roff Home rd COLLEGES (See also Schools) CENTRAL CITY COLLEGE (c) 1035 Clinton rd MERCER UNIVERSITY Ash cor College WESLEYAN COLLEGE Forsyth rd extd at Wesleyan Sta Wesleyan Conservatory 500 College (Wholesale) TRAWICK CLAUDE COAL CO 201 Edgewood av COMMERCIAL PRINTERS (See also Printers) BURKE J W CO 406 Cherry COLD STORAGE ATLANTIC ICE & COAA CO Water- vllle rd BUCK ICE & COAL CO 2302 Forsyth rd J. W. BURKE COMPANY OFFICE EQUIPMENT PRINTERS Phone 74 and 75 406 Cherry St. COLD STORAGE--FURS SNOW'S LDRY & DRY CLEANING CO 766 Poplar jgyCOLLARS ARROW--Dannenberg's 462 3d VAN HEUSEN--Dannenberg's 462 3d COLLECTIONS Alliance Corp 103 Ga Casualty Bdg DOCTOR'S BUSINESS BUREAU & COLLECTION SERV 420 First Nat Bk Bldg THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO. In Macon Member of Trust Company of Georgia Associates Henry I J (c) 805 Broadway MACON CREDIT BUREAU 514 Ga Casualty Bldg COGGIN & MANN 618 Poplar HOLT & HANBERRY 367 Broadway JONES & CONEY 411 Broadway JONES & CONEY COMMERCIAL PRINTERS "Your Work Delivered When Promised'' 411 Broadway Phone 3087 MURRAY PRINTING CO 471% 3d RICHARDSON ENGRAVING CO 461 Broadway SMITH & WATSON 517 Poplar CONFECTIONERS Apex The 551 Broadway Ballizia Frank 21 5th Cheeseman's Ice Cream Shops 355 3d Duffy P A 672 Cherry FAIRYLAND DAIRY 120 Hardeman av Green Front The 564 Poplar Hester P W (c) 17 5th Jo-Jo's 505 Montpelier av Kahdy A G 467 Broadway Kennesaw The 557 Broadway Nesbit Maggie (c) 515 Cotton av Norris W J 809 Broadway Palace of Sweets 304 Cherry PRINTING -- BINDING -- RUBBER STAMPS The Best Work--Correct Prices BURKE'S 460 Cherry St. Phone 74 and 75 C. W. Farmer RUBBER BELTING HOSE PACKING Phone 2 13 4 19 POPLAR ST. CASHS For Your Car $15 - $25 $75 OR MORE AUTOBANX Cars Sold On Easty Terms 30-60-90 DAYS OR LONGER Confidential 30 Minute Service Used Cars Bought and Sold 364 1st St. across from V. M. O. A. McNair Lumber & Supply Co., 266 Fifth St. Phone 1400 1935 Macon City Directory 635 Everybody Reads Macon Evening News, The Macon Telegraph A. S. Hatcher Co. Wholesale Automotive Equipment Replacements Tools Radios 596-598 Third St. Flynn Printing Co. QUALITY SERVICE and PRICES 505 Broadway PHONE 5779 CLAUDE TRAWICK COAL CO., INC. RED CARDINAL, SILVER STAR COALS AND COKE 201 Edgewood Ave. Phone 59 Paul's PI 268% Main (EM) Raymond's Drink Stand 208 (154) Center (EM) Self G G 2837% Houston Silver Dollar 316 Broadway Socks Sami 555 3d Sou's Place 1931 2d Swannee Sweet Shop 356 2d Swift W O 305 Mulberry Tom's Place 703 (1795) Log Cabin dr Webbs Place 670 Cherry Williams H W 2142 2d Yellow Jacket The 559 Broadway Hurley Elec Co 452 Cotton av Ingleside Elec Co 1909 Vineville av LOWE ELEC CO 131 Cotton av Macon Elec Co 315 3d Putzel Morris Inc 519 Cherry Stewart-Goette Elec Co 558 2d (Floor Tile) SO FLOORING & INSULATING CO 306 Oglethorpe (Flooring) CONSERVATORIES Wesleyan Conservatory College CONTRACTORS (Building) Amerson G C 107 Carlisle av Andrews A G 457 Virginia av Bollinger R A 756 Ridge (X) Briggs A R 3803 Houston av Cassini J B 255 Winship Cornell-Young Co 502 First Nat Bk Bldg Davis F A 1298 Ridge (I) Evans D F 310 Rocky Creek rd Goodrich F W 909 (923) Log Cabin blvd Griffin W D 210 Winship Hall G S 170 Virgini aav Humphries R S 145 Piedmont av Kendall J B 102 Madden av Leggett C A 538 Cotton av Pender J W 3205 Houston av (SM) Raines F G 294 Cherry av Shaw M E 346 Hardeman av Simmons T S 660 Elm Smalling's R H Sons 301 Bibb Bldg Smith J S 107 Toombs (Mikado pi) Stillwell Construction Co 1216 Broadway Thames W F 401 Duncan av Turner W S 867 Cherry Walthall W W 812 Hillyer av Ware D B 127 (315) W Grenada ter (Concrete) Clark R A 311 (100) Ingleside (I) Bishop J P 616 Johnson av So Hardwood Flooring Co 616 Poplar (Hauling) Campbell H L 504 Mikado av Campbell I J 212 Davis (SM) (Heating) MILLER BifOS 222 Cotton av MILLIRONS PLMBG & HEATING CO 107 Cotton av Taylor-Quickel Engineering Co 308 2d Yetter Geo F Inc 107 Cotton av (Plumbing--See Also Plumbers) Irby Bros 569 Mulberry MILLER BROS 222 Cotton av Shelton T D 400 2d Hall G S 170 Virginia av Wood T L 512 1st Yetter Geo F Inc 451 Cotton av (Roofing) Andrews Tin Shop 509 Cotton av DUNLAP ROOFING CO 266 5th GA ROOFING & SUP CO 306 Oglethorpe COOPERS MACON COOPERAGE CO 614 Division Ralble J R Cooperage Co 7th cor Poplar CORSETIERES Charis Corp 606 Grand Bldg SWCORSETS KABO--Dannenberg's 462 3d (Electrical) COSMETIC SHOPS Evans Elec Co 713 Broadway EVES ELEC CO 260 2d Earle Nancy Cosmetic Co 201% Cotton av WILLINGHAM SASH & DOOR CO. Manufacturers SASH, DOORS, MOULDING AND MILLWORK Store: 457 3rd St. Factory: Cherry & 7th. Phone 278 Phone 156 Plymouth--De Soto--Yates Motor Co.--Packard--Phone 1445 Baldwin's and Telegraph's LOOK TO STERCHPS for BETTER FURNITURE VALUES EMPIRE FURNITURE COMPANY "WE FURNISH YOUR HOME COMPLETE" Phone 402 522 Poplar St. Grayson Dolly Cosmetic Co 307 Macon Sav Bk Bldg -COSMETICS COTY'S--Dannenberg'g 462 3d MARINELLO--Vanity Beauty Shop 352*4 2d MAX FACTOR--Dannenberg's 462 3d RUDEMAR--Dannenberg's 462 3d SUNSHINE CREAMERY MILK -- BUTTER ICE CREAM Phone 1181 510 Forsyth St. Swift & Co 675 5th COTTON Anderson Clayton & Co 350 Poplar Heard Bros 350 Poplar Kinney W O & Co 460 Pine COTTON COMPRESSING Southeastern Compress & Vlhse Co ft Poplar -COTTON DUCK WILLINGHAM--A S Hatcher Co 596 3d COTTON MILLS Atlantic Cotton Mills 300 Qak Haven av Bibb Mfg Co ofc & plant No 1 235 Main (EM) Willingham Cotton Mils Railroad av cor Holt COTTON SEED OIL COMPANIES Buckeye Cotton Oil Co Division nr Edgewood av Central Cotton Oil Co 652*4 3d & ft Poplar Proctor & Gamble Mfg Co Hammond cor Hazel So Cotton Oil Co Waterville rd nr Stratton Swift & Co Waterville rd nr Elbert CREDIT BUREAUS (See also Mercantile Agencies) DOCTOR'S BUSINESS BUREAU & COLLECTION SERV 420 First Nat Bk Bldg DUN & BRADSTREET INC 709 Bibb Bldg MACON CREDIT BUREAU 514 Ga Casualty Bldg CREDIT CLOTHIERS DAY'S 406 3d CREDIT REPORTS MACON CREDIT BUREAU 514 Ga Casualty Bldg CREOSOTE DEALERS SCHALL PAINT CO 307 Mulberry CURTAINS & DRAPERIES Cooper O G 431 (430) Log Cabin dr EPOSIT your funds D with our bank. The First National CREAMERIES (See also Dairies) Macon Butter Co 619 Linden av SUNSHINE CREAMERY 510 Forsyth Bank & Trust Co, IN MACON Member of Trust Company of Georgia Asso- 602 CHERRY ST. PHONE 2834 Shop At SEARS and SAVE Sears Roebuck and Co. The World's Largest Store 552 3rd Street MACON GA. Macon Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Loans On Bibb County Real Estate McCLURE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Mimeographs and Supplies 560 Mulberry St. Phone 903 Phone 5036 McNair Lumber & Supply Co.. 266 Fifth St. Phone 1400 1935 Macon City Directory ^ Everybody Reads Macon Evening News, The Macon Telegraph McNair Lumber & Supply Co. BUILDING SUPPLIES CELOTEX WALL BOARD 266 5th St. Phone 1400 MACON, GA. Flynn Printing Co. QUALITY SERVICE and PRICES 505 Broadway PHONE 5779 614 MUECKE & SONS CO. Phone New St Beer aSndhowBaCr aEseqsu--ipSmtoenret--FCixatbuirneest Work 636 DAIRIES (See also Milk Dealers) Cranford J E 340 Grenada ter Marshall H D 302 Mercer (B) Smith J T 1242 College SUNSHINE CREAMERY 610 Forsyth DANCING TEACHERS & SCHOOLS Baber-Blackshear Birdie 856 Walnut Baher-Blackshear Mary 856 Walnut Kelly Gertrude 232 Georgia Smith Virginia 133 Summit av Yoman Dance Studio 652 Mulberry DELICATESSENS Canter's Delicatessen 208 Cotton av Yelin Benj 458 Cotton av DELIVERY SERVICE PARCEL DEL CO Scliatzman al bet Cotton & 2d DENTAL LABORATORIES Anderson W G 408 Macon Sav Bk Bldg Dixie Dental Lab 2 Jaques Bldg Macon Dental Depot 556 Mulberry DENTISTS Anderson O C 569% Cherry Bell J J (c) 226% Cotton av Brown C H 1002 Ga Casuaty Bldg CHILDS W B 701-03 Ga Casualty Bldg Clark Gilliam 711 Bibb Bldg Craddock H W 567 Walnut Farmer F W 315 Doctors Bldg Gates P G 1005 Ga Casualty Bldg Gleason O M 723 Bibb Bldg Gregorie C H 161 Cotton av Harden Timothy 511 Bibb Bldg HOLLEY 3 C 199 (205) Industrial Home rd Hammock W J 1101 Main (EM) Hampton Henry (c) 205 4th av (V) Copeland S W 1301 3d Couch & Woodall 701 Main (EM) Darity F A 902 Hazel Davis B F 1005 Montpelier av Davis E C 2904 Forsyth rd Dean D E 1004 ( 2d Dean M Otis Mr'j 478 Cotton av Dean W G 1624 Broadway Di Venuto Envico 2918 Houston av Duff Cash Gro 942 (940) Elbert Dukes J H 248 Main (EM) Dumas C M 704 Hawthorne Durden W O 670 Hazel Dyer B It 765 3d Dyes S 'L 202 Crisp Edwar<'3 J E 800 Elbert Edwards J W 442 Telfair (SM) Elder E W 1022 Clinton rd (EM) Elder W G 252 (234) Main (EM) Ellis Ida (c) Clinton rd extd (EM) Emilio Carlo 530 Flanders Epps G A 909 Elbert Etheridge Bros 3705 Houston av Evans Louis (c) 602 Hammond Everett N M (c) 309 Madison (V) Everett Sami (c) 1001 Pio Nono av Exchange Store 938 (892) Montpelier av Farmer Edw (c) 127 (1) Rockhill la Farmers Trading Post 1033 Broadway Francis Antonio 518 2d Handy Geo 268 Main (EM) Hardin G S 504 (424) Pio Nono av Hawes E H (c) 113 (121) Sycamore (V) Hawkins L R 559 Edgewood av Helton Eloise Mrs 826 Montpelier av Henderson-Turner Co 1000 Napier av Hendley W H 454 Clinton Hendley W T 33 Bellevue rd Hester R L 557 Telfair (SM) Hi Lo Gro 516 Montpelier av Hogue Sami 320 Dannenberg av Holt Jos (c) 310 Green Hubbard Edinburgh (c) 609 Fort Hill Hudson B G 315b Houston av Hudson C D Cinton rd extd (EM) Hudson D E 802 Elm Huey's Mkt 25% (14) Bellevue rd Jabo Thos 670 Poplar Jackson D L 1001 Main (EM) Jarratt A J 303 Forest av (V) Johnson Ernest K Mrs 412 Montpelier av Johnson H L 299 1st av (V) Jones A D 1402 Broadway Jones E E 868 Hazel Jones G J 3481 Houston av Jones Lamar 600 Clinton Jones R T 406 Main (EM) Jones S Co 310 3d Jones V A 50 (45) White (SM) Jones W E 267 Oakland av Gate3 T G (c) 987 (978) Montpelier av Kendrick A A (c) 271 4th av (V) Getson Carrie Mrs 300 (319) Log Cabin Kitchens C M 500 (603) Smith (EM) dr Kitchens Gro 104 Center (EM) Gholson's Cash Gro 408 Main (EM) Kitchens J W 1190 Milledgeville rd Gibson G W 327 (328) Dannenberg Knight J H 983 (1793) Montpelier av Gibson Van (c) 518 Pio Nono av Lackay & Lackay 1502 Broadway Gilman Gro 315 Rutherford av (SM) Lassetter R L 907 Clinton Taylor Transfer Co. PHONE 3 8 8 MOVING LONG DISTANCE HAULING STORAGE This Directory Was Published By The Originators Of The ABCD Type MACON TRANSFER COMPANY 0 And Furniture Exchange PHONE 304 408 BROADWAY McNair Lumber & Supply Co., 266 Fifth St. 1935 Macon City Directory Everybody Reads Macon Evening News, The Macon Telegraph Macon Bottling Co. Phone 32 6 6 TELL THEM AND YOU WILL SELL THEM USE DIRECT MAIL Consult Southern Printing and Pub. Company on. J. W. BURKE COMPANY OFFICE SUPPLIES--PRINTING--BOOKBINDING Phones 74 and 75. 406 Cherry St Liles W C 803 Main (EM) Little Groceteria 3203 Houston av Log Cabin Serv Store 805 (1800) Log Cabin blvd Lowe Randall (c) 498 (28) Mitchell Lucas Chas (c) 216 (353) Elizabeth (SM) Mack's Place 120 Enterprise Mansfield W S 951 (901) Oglethorpe Marvins Gro 2105 Vineville av Mathis W L (c) 325 Monroe (V) McAfee R K 2101 Vineville av McConnell C A 317 Giles McConnell Willie M Mrs 607 Main (EM) McCrary G D 421 Monroe (V) McCreary W T 1002 Oglethorpe Meaders Gro Co 106 Emory av (SM) Meadows E H 4101 Houston av Meadows J C 1156 Edgewood av Meeks C M 801 (1801) Log Cabin blvd Melton A Gro 98 Clayton (V) MELTON GRO CO 200 Montpelier av Mercer C M 576 Cotton av Miller A T (c) 307 Patterson Mills Gro Co 153 Maple Miraglia Edw 404 Mulberry Mitchell M H 369 North (V) Mitchell Marion 414 (415) 3d av (V) Monroe Turner (c) 203 (788) Prince (SM) Moore J C 2348 2d Moore & Boone 107 Hardeman av Morgan Helen Mrs 2105 2d Morris Gro Store 869 Elm Munson Maggie (c) 207 (200) Charles New Deal Gro 511 Forsyth North Highland Gro 121 North av (NH) Paris C E 201 Linden av Paris Gro Co 600 3d av (V) Parker L F 501 e 2d (EM) Patterson C X 218 American blvd Patterson Jesse (c) 622 3d av (V) Pearson Claudia I Mrs 1243 2d Penny Profit Store 2402 Broadway PerKins J T 13 Grand av (B) Perkins W L (c) 821 Fort Hill Perry J C (c) 70 Spring Piggly-Wiggly (For Stores see Resident Directory) Piggly-Wiggly Macon Inc ofc 464 2d* Pilcher Mary F Mrs 301 Duncan av Pleasant Hill Gro 425 (424) 3d av (V) Poppell Beulah M Mrs 1650 Broadway Pruett E L 601 Main (EM) Purser R S 651 Elm Quality Food Store 170 New Raines T M Gro Co 805 Montpelier av Reeves C R 1161 Milledgeville rd Richardson's Gro 343 (437) Alabama (SM) Riley O R 976 Montpelier av Riverside Cash Gro 110 Gustin av Roberson L B 533 Forsyth Rogers Inc (For Stores see Resident Directory) Ross Bros (c) 159 Middle (V) Rowe Amanda (c) 312 2d av (U) Saloom Cash Gro (.239 Broadway Saloom S & Sons 1243 Broadway Sample H B 2001 2d Sanford J H (c) 1215 Broadway Sapp's Gro 229 Turpin Satterwhite W P 862 Hazel Sawyer Arth (c) 514 Fort Hill Scott Minnie G Mrs 1547 College & 505 e Napier av Sherwood E L 1102 Napier av Shinholser W N 2822 Forsyth rd Shipman L H 336 Monroe (V) Shrem Abram 432 Flanders (EM) Simmons Gro Co 973 Hazel Smith Ed Gro 2636 Broadway Smith H M 102 Elm Smith M L 261 % Madison (V) Smith W G Clinton rd extd (EM) Smith W G 872 Hazel Snyders Cora L Mrs Clinton rd extd (EM) Sowell O R 701 Broad & 95 Clayton (V) Standard Mkt & Gro 159 Frankin Star Mkt 636 Ross Tabor H L 143 Jones Taylor Granwell 161 (347) Nussbaum Thomas J W 103 Whitehead Thomas W P 229 Patterson Tidwell T J (c) 975 Pio Nono av Timothy John (c) 337 Madison (V) Union Toney 771 Broadway Vincent H P 505 (400) Crisp Volkens H W 788 Montpelier av Volunteer Stores 205 Hardeman av Waits T L 614 Telfair (SM) Wallace Karl 1066 Elm Ward N A 10 Elm Weems J C 237 Winship Weinberg Louis 517 (499) Hall (EM) Wellons A R 280 Columbus WHITE 3 B 617 Linden av Wiggins C L 478 Clinton Wilder C E 155 5th Wilder E C Bellevue rd cor Melrose Williams C H 101 Bellevue rd Williams R L (c) 217 (235) Williams la Willingham Gro Co 200 Forsyth BUILDERS LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Office 357 Cherry St.--Factory 130 Cherry St.--Phones 467-468 De Soto--Yates Motor Co.--Packard--Phone 1445 648 Baldwin's and Telegraph's LOOK TO STERGHI'S for BETTER FURNITURE VALUES TOMLINSON PAPER BOX COMPANY PAPER BOXES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS 513 Oglethorpe Phone 4936 Wilson's 203 Hardeman av, 771 Hazel & 324 Main (EM) Worsham W B Gro 397 American blvd Worsham & Sherrill 523 Pine Wright's Gro 266 Main (EM) Young C T 944 (510) Montpelier av Younis David 120 Bay Zarks Mark 169 5th PgTHAMS PRIDE OF DIXIE--T & T Packing Co 750 Division HANDLE MANUFACTURERS Standard Tool & Handle Co ft Elm Macon OMo PANt.yY. . Wynn J E 954 (937) Montpelier av JANITORS' SUPPLIES 314 Broadway Phone 3628 (Wholesale and Packers) MANUFACTURERS* agents Armour & Co 250 Broadway Cudahy Packing Co The 336 Poplar Swift & Co 361 Plum T & T PACKING CO INC 750 Division Blossom G L 813 Ga Casualty Bldg MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS MEMORIAL CEMETERIES BIBB MATTRESS CO 41.5 Pine Central Bedding Co 325 Oglethorpe MEADERS MATTKKSS CO 453 Arch MACON MEMORIAL PARK INC ofc 153 Cotton av, Cemetery Columbus rd extd MATTRESS RENOVATORS BIBB MATTRESS CQ 415 Pine Macon Mattress Co 325 Oglethorpe MEMORIALS CLARK MEMORIALS INC 2200 Forsyth rd JOHNSON BROTHERS THE FURNITURE MEN 461-463 Second St. Phone 2018 Plymouth--De Soto--Yates Motor Co.--Packard--Phone 1445 662 Baldwin's and Telegraph's LOOK TO STERCHPS for BETTER FURNITURE VALUES A. T. HOLT CO. REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENTS 569 Mulberry St. Phones 946 and 947 MEN'S CLOTHIERS DANNENBERG'S 463 Sd NEEL JOS N CO 756 Cherry RELIABLE OUTFITTERS THE 572 Cherry SEARS-ROEBUCK & CO 552 3d SMART HERBERT CLO CO INC 659 Cherry MERCANTILE AGENCIES (See also Credit Bureaus) DUN & BRADSTREET INC 709 Bibb Bldg MACON CREDIT BUREAU 514 Ga Casualty Bldg MILK DEALERS (See also Dairies) Dixie Dairies 658 Arch SUNSHINE CREAMERY 510 Forsyth and 2039 2d MILL SUPPLIES Corbin Supply Co 464 Broadway Macon Sup Co 25 5th McCOOK J D LBR CO Ash nr Broadway TAYLOR IRON WKS & SUP CO 1014 Broadway MIMEOGRAPHING LETTER SHOP INC THE m'A Mulberry MACON TYPEWRITER & OFC SUP CO 564 Mulberry mimeographing SUPPLIES McCLURE OFC EQUIPMENT CO 560 Mulberry McCLURE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 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