 By c. 1950, with Davis out of office, Faser had relocated to Winona to join his parents in management of the pharmacy.During this time, he was elected to the Mississippi legislature.In 1959, after the deaths of both of Faser's parents, Davis convinced Faser to return to Baton Rouge to manage Davis's second successful campaign for governor in which the musician-politician defeated rivals DeLesseps Story Morrison, William M. Rainach, Bill Dodd, James A. Noe, and Francis Grevemberg.