Thomasville Emporium

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On Friday, I opened my space at the Thomasville Emporium! Very excited to be doing it! When the Emporium was originally opened by Sue Hunter and Shirley Byrnes, my Dad, Delmer Green, was their first manager. He eventually retired from that position, but kept a space as a vendor there. 


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