Another example of white businesses catering to certain black customers was seen at Ener & White Tire Store [ed. note: original name of WTS], where the white salesman Billy King gave preferential treatment to Ocie Jackson, the oil-rich African American rancher who habitually drove a late model Cadillac. Making an exception to discriminatory customs of the caste system, salesman King always treated the rancher with great courtesy and addressed him as "Mr. Jackson."
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