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KE1/VINATOR & THOR WASHEI ERSKINE’S JEWELERS General Electric Radios, Mixers, Toasters & Irons ELERS ' & Westinghouse GAS & APPLIANCE CO. Superior Bottled Gas-Caloric iEjtfSRAii ELECTRIC APPLIANCES iNNER’S FIRESTONE STORE Irosley — P.restone — Hot Point STAPLEFORD PLUMBING CO. Whirlpool Washing Machines, Hot Point AUfOMOBILE DEALERS CARROW BUICK CO. «Q3 n. Heritage Street — Phom AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER GURLEY, 415-417* roRco. CAROLINA BUIl Johns-Main vllle Adding Machines <— I Royal Portable Typewrli Simpson Scales, Sllcers FOXMAN’S J 'vkOYAL, UK ' remington FOXMAN'S . EASTMAN, t St HOWELL, CHINA, B. W. CANADY ft PICKARD — IRA) Lottis, Imperial Ac Tiffin Crystal — Gorham & Alvin Silver — Rosenthal, Wedgewood, Syracuse, Royal Tettau & Royal Jackson China ‘ B. F. ROARK, INC (Authorized Agents For) LENOX; TOWLE, REED-BARTON, GORHAM, WALLACE, KIRK and LBNT SILVER J. A. WHITFIELD JEWELERS 1847 Rogers As Community Silver CHILDREN'S CLOTHING BRODXIS DEPARTMENT STORE Cinderella, Tiny Town and »Twinkles»Dresses — Tom Sawyer, Chips 'and Strudy Boy Shirts BYE-LO SHOP - Pi f. Ruth Originals, Wee Tinkle Frocks — C i Kay Coats — Cole French, Shriner St Urtier Shoes RSTADIEM “Kinston’s Leading Clothier** ‘ Botany and Michael Stem Suits, tnter woveh Socks, Stetson Hats, Bantamac Jackets, Manhattan and Arrow Shirts -lOSTONIAN SHOES ' a. j. sutton & sons: Lissner Slacks — Mark Tjtfdn Shirts WOMEN'S CLOTHING BRODY’S DEPARTMENT STORE Hom & Lingerie Larfcwpod, Belle Sfaarmeer, Oomeo, Vantty ifpir, Van Baalte * Regers Marion C SUITS & i —Zelinka TOE f, PrtmQESS, DUCHESS ROYAL, DAN MILLSTEES, GAY GIBSON, L’AIGLON, QUEEN MAKE, ALEX of MIAMI, Gossard, Hollywood, Peter Pan, Artemis, Plnehurst, Schrank, Mac Shore, Jane Irwlll, Jantzen, College Town ' ' THE LADIES SHOP - Parkview Handmacher, Swansdown, Marion McCoy, Tailored Jr., Serbin, Vanity Fair, Charles-Of-The-Ritz Oosar.e tics A. J. SUTTON A SONS Nellie Don, Leslie, Pay, Vanity Pair Lingerie, Warner Foundations, phoenix Hosiery, Gage Hats, Rosen wood Fabrics WOMEN'S SHOES BRODY’S DEPARTMENT STORE Red Cross, Troyllngs & Life Stride THE LADIES SHOP -% Parkview L MHJjER — PALIZZIO — JOYCE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS -- -— - - - BIGELOW hardware 8APOUN PAINTS and HAHDWARN M1DYETTE HARDWARE CO. HEATING EQUIPMENT [EATmccoROOF,NC 4 LENNOX WARM Am HEATING and ABR CONDITIONING ons •Baumrittor Hungerford HOME IMPROVEMENTS —■ ? BUILDING SPECIALTY COMPANY 20V N. Heritage St. Phone 5S4B FLOORS SANDED St FINISHED / ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVERINGS ALUMA ROLL AWNINGS ' VENULITE VENETIAN BLINDS INTERIOR DECORATION THE DECORATION SHOP ' FABRICS—LLOYDS, STRAHAIM WALLPAPER—BETH WEISMAN, PAUL SANSON LAMPS INSURANCE jft !©S' inran ’Irir** ff'1' t & Car Seats Universal LIGHTING FIXTURES CE ERVIN ELECTRIC CO. Ke,idm'i»1 Wiring 1TOLIER and MOE FIXTURES OFFICE EQUIPMENT Loom teat Dices' PA4NTS CAROLINA BUILDING SUPPLY CO. DU PONT PAINTS and VARNISHES Building Supply Ca, Inc. and HANNA PAINTS \< / SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. " Kem-Tcme, Kem-Glo, - New Decorating Fashion Blrdge, imperial, Walltex JOHNSON PIANO CO. HUM* _ LBBTER BETSY ROSS STORY & CLARK — WINTER MEN8ALL ELECTRONIC ORGANS Tlffi MUSIC CENTER GULfiRANSON & JESSE FRENCH SELMAR BAND INSTRUMENTS CHBSON GUITARS -tp. h. PLUMBING FIXTURES W. E. BAILEY CO. American Standard — Crane — Kohler PLUMER DANIELS ~ STANDARD ft NATIONAL W. C. Quinn Plumbing & Heating American Standard, Crane, Kohler STAPLEFORD PLUMBING CO. American Standard — Crane — Eljer RADIO AND TV BAKER FURNITURE STORES ZENITH RADIOS A TV COPELAND SUPPLY CO, WB6TINGHOUSE TV ft APPLIANCES EASTERN RULANE SALES v TS JEWELERSLUV - * Electric, RCA Victor & Zenith GEORGE FOUNTAIN GRAVES ’George Fountain Graves Is one of Kinston’s younger business men, but he has been hard at Work for a long time and still is, - tor that matter. Re will not teach His 34th birthday anniver . sary until September 26th, but he has been at work in his chosen field of endeavor for 17 years. Graves is one of tour sons born to Charles Franklin and Jessica Parker Graves. He is another rare item on the Kinston com mercial front in that he is a na tive Lenoir Countian. He arrived on the. Lenoir Coun. - ty scene shortly after his father had moved to Lenoir County to superintend The farming opera tions of the Late HoraceHodges His father is still today one of Lenoir County’s busiest farmers, as superintendent of the exten sive farming operations of L. Hafvey and Son Co. • - George grew up in Kinston and at the tender age of 16 was mar ried; on March 7, 1637 to Marie Hinson, a class mate at Grainger \ • > High School. They now have two children. George Cobb Graves, whose 16th birthday an niversary rolled around on Mon day of this week and Grace Marie Graves who'll also reach her ninth birthday anniversary In July. During the war George went west with the aircraft industry and worked there for a short period, returning in 1946 to be cbme service department super JOHN A. KINQ RADIO & TV SHOP 212 N. HERITAGE STREET RCA — VICTOR — EMERSON SKINNER’S FIRESTONE STORE GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS & TV STAPLEFORD’S—1500 W. Vernon Hallicralters TV Sates & Service FiOXMAN’5 JEWELERS RCA, Columbia jwd Victor Records GREENE RADIO SHOP RCA — Columbia — Capitol — Decca ERNEST JONES RADIO A TV RCA 4? DECCA — COLUMBIA - ' . TOYS if Men end Women intendent of the, Jenklns-Jones , Motor Company where he re mained for some over six years. After that furthur foundation in the ahtomobile business, George.became a partner In the Johnson-Graves Motor Company, along with Jean Johnson, who since then has sold his remain ing interest in this local Nash agency and retired to the plains of Kansas. After the departure of John son the' Nash agency became Graves Motor Company, Inc., and now that George has gotten things pretty well under cont rol the corporation has been dis solved and the company has be come simply, GRAVES MOTORS. Graves is a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church and his ypungest brother, Father Cranor Graves, Is editor of the North Oaroliria Catholic. In addition to taking an active « part in the affairs of his church, Graves also has taken a leading part in the Kinston Civitan Club of -which he is a charter member. Graves’ principal business is selling NASH automobiles, but he is also rated as one of Kinston’s top service department men. He has had sufficient training to quickly detect what is wrong with a car and he has the integrity which dictates the immediate correction of that trouble at a minimum cost. If you’re in the market for a new car, or a used car, or if your car simply needs “fixing,’’ see George at 203 West Blount St. Patronize Our Advertisers—It Pays! READY MIXED CONCRETE Also Sand, Gravel, Crushed Stone BARRUS CONSTRUCTION CO. KINSTON, N.C. NEW BERN HIGHWAY '* -r* ' (i '■'( ',»f ’J ■■ ■■ , ' Jarman-Howard, Inc. FUNERAL HOME (Formerly Tyndall-Wood-Jarman) D. E. Wood Mutual Burial Association DIAL 3846 AMBULANCE SERVICE KINSTON, N. C. Mom “Helping to build a better Livestock Market for Eastern North Carolina” *$stsW ^ '• ,*■ 'i* ;'ff • ' '■' ■« - 'M4
Jones County Journal (Trenton, N.C.)
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