Although this was called Ozark Chair Shop, for the passing tourist what caught the eye was the colorful drip-glaze pots in many sizes that filled the shelves and yard.
Nut head dolls, cedar boxes and wood carvings were more locally made souvenirs sold along the highways.
“You may also see many small jars in a very attractive variety of colors to please the many tourists who stop there. This craft is known as Como-Craft as originated by Harold Horine,” Pearl Spurlock explained to her passenger.
