How many of you older folks remember these?

[Raydog]

Print flour sacks.
They were our pillow cases when I was growing up. We also had hand made pillows to go into them (hand made by my grandmother).
My momma also used them and other scraps to sew patchwork quilts and the like to give as gifts for the family.
Simpler times. Precious memories.

 

[Torn]

I wore “rice sack” shirts when I was stationed in the Philippines. They kept you cool and were soft after you washed them a few times.

 

[mfoster]

I remember as a kid a big bag of flour,croaker sack taters, and a 5 gal bucket of lard was a monthly staple.grandma would always sew the sacks into something useful.

 

[ColtAR15]

I sure do remember these. Folks made all kinds of things including shirts etc.

 

[MuleShoe]

I CAN REMEMBER THEM AND HAD A SHIRT OUT OF THEM, WE HAD CURTAINS MADE OUT OF THEM AS WELL.

 

[RiverBend]

Capitola flour has tokens inside that I could get into the Roswell theater with back in the 60's

 

[ole ed]

Capitola flour has tokens inside that I could get into the Roswell theater with back in the 60's

I remember talking to Wildman in Kennesaw and he told me adout wearing flour sack drawers when he was a kid.

 

[keith089]

I wore “rice sack” shirts when I was stationed in the Philippines. They kept you cool and were soft after you washed them a few times.

I think I still have one

 

[allamericaninfidel]

Print flour sacks.
They were our pillow cases when I was growing up. We also had hand made pillows to go into them (hand made by my grandmother).
My momma also used them and other scraps to sew patchwork quilts and the like to give as gifts for the family.
Simpler times. Precious memories.

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I had several PJ’s Maw made for me when I was a little un’

 

[Klif]

I wore “rice sack” shirts when I was stationed in the Philippines. They kept you cool and were soft after you washed them a few times.

Barrong?