Una Puckett recalls working in the Price Soda Shop:

When school was out, the high school come down. The tables a-talkin', the laughin' in the back was going on. They were just good, sweet, precious children. I made sundaes, made milk shakes. Sold ice cream. Potato chips, Nabs, Pepsi's. A nickel for a Pepsi, an ice cream cone, a nickel. A double-dose, two scoops, was ten cents. Always kept vanilla and chocolate. That was the childrens' favorites. And our preacher at the Methodist Church, he'd be right in the middle of all of them.