Only flour my momma used and both my sister and I still use to this day.
Young whipper-snapper.
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HaHaHa. beat me to it.
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No that was way to formal . These were lose fitting shirts they made from the big bags they shipped rice in.
Yep, my Mom and Granny wore a many flour sack dresses.
Capitola flour has tokens inside that I could get into the Roswell theater with back in the 60's
In the 50s for me. Only way I ever got to go to the movies.
Back around 1950 I had a couple of flour sack shirts made by my granny.
Nothing says poor and invites ridicule and the following fist fight like wearing one.
Nothing says poor and invites ridicule and the following fist fight like wearing one.
Saturday morning serials, chapters one thru fifteen,
flypaper, penny loafers, Lucky Strike green.
Flat-tops, sock hops, Studebaker, "Pepsi, please."
Aw, do you remember these?
flypaper, penny loafers, Lucky Strike green.
Flat-tops, sock hops, Studebaker, "Pepsi, please."
Aw, do you remember these?
Heading to church on Sunday, wife says, when you were you younger did you have trouble keeping your hair fixed? I said, up until I went into the Air Force dad sent me to the barber shop every couple of weeks and they knew to cut my hair only one way, flat top, and they always sent me home with a jar of Butch Wax. So if hair was messy when I woke up, just added more butch wax and brushed it up and I was good to go. So, no I didn't have problems with keeping my hair fixed.
I remember ALL thins and more, I thought all shirts were made from flour sacks when I was a child, drank milk from snuff glasses that were given to us by a neighbor lady that used the stuff, cokes were 5 cents and we would walk the roads and pick up bottles to trade for a coke and candy bar, the 5 cent candy bars were bigger than the dollar ones today....
