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From a downtown soda shop

Rosenberg woman preserves part of the town's history Renee Butler opened another time Soda Fountain and Cafe in 2003 after her then

husband purchased a building to restore it. She hired an interior designer to

style the space with a 1920s and 1930s motif.

Ramona I'm going to tell you something knowing a lot of women of wealth in this town.

That's not us, I know women of wealth.

When women use the term style as a verb, run.

Because, oh, that's a beautiful outfit.

Who styles you?

When you hear style as a verb, you're about to throw down some money.

Renee Butler is our guest.

Renee, welcome to the program.

Hi.

Who called you and told you to call?

Oh my gosh, I've had, I can't get off the phone fast enough with everybody calling me.

My blue belt guy was the first one that called and then somebody I did a catering for called my brother called. And then somebody I did a catering for called, my brother called, my cook called.

So yes, I've had. What's the name of your, what are the names of all those people?

What is your ice cream guy's name?

Your Blue Bell guy?

Ice cream guy's name is Jake.

Not State Farm, Jake, but Jake. Blue Bell Jake.

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