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event was a Fall Festival in 1952 at which time a 52 Ford automobile costing $1,400 was given away and a parade was assembled. Parade prizes were $15, $10 and $5 and gross receipts from the twonight carnival totaled $5,756.66.
Lumber donated by C.M.M. Green from his sawmill to make carnival stands was auctioned Qffy following the carnival and added to the fire company treasury.
Henry C. Corder donated land on which to build a firehouse and a building and grounds committee was appointed: C. M. M. Green, chairman; Charlie Compton and E. G. Hackley. A twostory 32 x 60 foot building
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