"IT WAS considered the WalMart of its times back in those days," said Hugh "Foofy" Sparkman. "It was called the Harrell Brothers Store and it was located in the Monroe community. Everybody that lived in that area shopped at the store and it had everything from clothing to food. As a small kid, I cou

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