Wade Hursey Garden Site
Tommy Burr Dry Cleaners
Sam Presson Grocery Store
Press Burch Department Store
Western Auto
Scott Owen Automotive Parts Store
Cliff Brumett Restaurant
Mr. Mac's Diner
Connie Jo's
Larry Knox, Attorney
Dr. William Perry: All these buildings as far down as the old barber shop were owned by Mrs. Park Mangum. They came much later in the development of the town. Mr. Hursey maintained a garden at this spot for several years.
Elizabeth Ann Gaddy Rivers: I remember when Sam Presson's grocery store was here. Dewey Stokes worked for him, and my husband, Charles W. Rivers, worked there as a teenager. As a matter of fact, it was Dewey who gave "Plume" his nickname because he saw him using his pocket comb to comb his "plume" when he should have been working; the name stuck! When Roy Hurst ran the Western Auto here, Margaret Stroud Moore was his bookkeeper. Before the current occupancy, this building was the home of three restaurants-Cliff Brumett's; Mr. Mac's Diner, owned by John McCormick; and Connie Jo's, owned by Connie Huneycutt Hancock.