The Negro Auto Expert of War County Tulsa
J W Williams once a street paver and garage founder in Tulsa has become a prominent African American auto expert. He built a thriving garage and theater in Tulsa and McAlester, employing several mechanics and earning a substantial monthly income. He and his wife Lula Cotton Williams run Williams Confectionery with strong trust and community impact.
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