notsuoh

I was wondering if it is ok to use this pic on our web site when we get it going. it's such a reat lush picture.if you have anymore, i would like to use them if it is ok. you can email me. notsuoh@mac.com. we actually have an original invitation from 1899, the first year it was held. it's a great story how we got it. come in sometime and have jim tell you the story. we probably know about as much as there is to know about notsuoh. missy

I would love some copies of those pictures.

I never went to any shows at clarks. in any case, those are the only people that "own" the place.

Perhaps it was Toby's wife, Stephanie (owner of Deans and Clarks businesses). The actual building is owned by Jim and Missy. Cheryl also lives there and can claim ownership-if occasion serves . I don't think she has a green turtle neck, but I don't know. I'm Missy by the way. I am nice, but not skinny! You won't see me there too much. Jim and I were the original owners of Notsuoh, now Jim and Cheryl are running it. It's a sorted history! We have been there for 10 years, a lot has happened over this time.

who are you talking about? can you get a name?

come to notsuoh

White Sellis Jewlery and Pawn, the city MADE us take down the sign because we were "confusing the public". missy

dont forget PR for preston you can go to the texas room and look at the old city directories (you only have to go back to around the 60s) to see the phone numbers listed that way. If you have never been to Texas room at the library, go there immediately!

The sculpture building near U of H used to be a skating rink. I guess on Calhoun near MLK. m