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Got all the town news + haircut at Hotel Barber Shop Richard Draper writes: I used to get my hair cut at this barber shop when I was growing up. I would walk to town from school every other Friday to get a burr hair cut.I would wait in the shop until my Dad could pick me up. I got to hear all the town news while waiting for Dad.Comments re article 46016 Fudge Bros Gilliam and Johnnty ran Hotel Barber Shop This story was posted on 2011-08-03 10:49:05
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