The only readable name on the signs on this building is Gilmore’s, but they also suggest that this was once a dining room of sorts, serving chicken, catfish, steak and shrimp. Kay Blizzard McGiboney writes: Gilmore’s…was actually an old general store. The owner cut fresh meat in the back. Even had the old glass candy cases. It was a great place.
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I grew up about a mile from there. We got off of the school bus there, And walked home. Mr. Lonnie Gilmore was a fine man from what i remember.
Gilmore’s was a country store. I’m not sure if they ever served hot food there, but it was a store.