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I
7 really enjoy working
in the store. ’
— Cucie Baldwin
called “Mack’s Place,” named after Mack Richards, who sold the store to Clarence Baldwin in 1958. Ed Bailey also ran the store for a while; his widow Ethel Bailey still lives in a house across the street from the store.
Mr. Baldwin said that Clarence knew all his customers by name, and the younger Baldwins do nowadays. “I really enjoy working in the store,” said Mrs. Baldwin. It can get confusing in the store sometimes, though, because Mrs. Baldwin and one of the employees, Adlin “Cookie” Childrey,
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