Charline Lake

Debrice Ashung:  impressive!

Rex Booth

Remember Paul Harvey's "Rest of the Stories" Series? During our senior year, Bill Turley and I, listened to Paul Harvey five days a week during lunch hour. Paul Harvey was on the radio at 12:20 pm each day.

This episode is one of 64 that are on YouTube.  

It is best to click "Watch on YouTube" on the "lower right" of the screen.

"And now you know... the rest of the story,"  "Good Day!

Paula Carl (Cowee Miller)

I loved Paul Harvey!  Such great stories. I can remember my parents listening to him as they ate their lunch. Good memories. 

Rex Booth

Early Roswell History

Georgia Redfield in 1935 interviewed Robert L. Corn who gave an account of his father Marvin V. Corn's family settling in Roswell 1879.

Click below

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Lovers Lane 1902

Where were some of your favorite "parking and sparking" spots...?

Joe Treat

Paul Harvey, yes.  My family listened to him every day.  I think I remember going to hear him in person at NMMI.

Sherry Hester (Trasp)

This was in the Roswell telephone book In 1956!
This is-was my Parents Business and our residence
for 6 years. 
We were nextdoor to
Tankersly Photography.

On January 1961 we got lots of prank calls! 
Were you one of those pranksters!!
  

Sherry Hester (Trasp)

OH, Yea!!! I forgot to mention!!
I would go home for Lunch and my Mom
would be Listing to Paul Harvey!! I got 
addicted! I carried the tradition on and 
would even tape them so if the Kids missed
one. They still talk about Paul Harvey. 
"TRADITION"!! 
 

Rex Booth

"Tradition"!!!

Isn't that what "Tevye", the long-suffering and charismatic milkman in “Fiddler on the Roof” kept saying 'over and over and over'?  

Sherry Hester (Trasp)

Right on Rex!!

"TRADITION!!!"

That is where I remember it from!!

LOved that Man!!


 

Rex Booth

Then when Tevye became indecisive and torn between "tradition" and the "modern" way, he would say: "On the the other hand"... espousing all it's modern virtues.  Tevye argued both sides.

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Walking the path of "Tradition"....

Have you visited your favorite "Pumpkin Patch", found one that would make Charlie Brown proud, and you carved an 'evil' face on it?!!  

Sherry Hester (Trasp)

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"Baseball World Series"!!

Milwaukee Brewers take on the Tampa Bay Rays! 

Sherry Hester (Trasp)

I was hacked so if anyone gets a message from me 
saying! 
 

"DO NOT OPEN"!!!!

Paula Carl (Cowee Miller)

Sherry, that hacking business is so infuriating!  Hang in there. 

Rex Booth

Sherry,

As administrator, the "Document Icon" was removed from your post.  The "document icon" was potentially dangerous to other classmates who might "accidently" click on the the "document icon". 

Thank you for letting other classmates know about the scam email. 

Recommended Steps to Complete:

Please send an "Alert" to all your email contacts.  The scammer has sent this email to all your contacts so your contacts need to be notified. 

Have you changed your email password?

If you need assistance changing your password, let me know.

Sherry Hester (Trasp)

Thanks Rex, I had already taken care of all Your
suggestions! 

"Lettuce all give Sherry a BIG "E" for Effort"!!                    ~ The Shadow

John Landess

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Rex Booth

Atta Boy, John! 

We figured you'd come through!!

Sherry Hester (Trasp)

HAHAHA!! Thanks John!!  

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John Landess

How times have changed.. I can remember trick or treating and getting home made candy, popcorn balls, mini-cupcakes and other such treats. They were great!!

Now there are areas that recommend x-raying your kids candy!!

Rex Booth

Free candy X-rays at hospitals or police stations was popular way back in the 1970s and 1980s, the practice has almost entirely faded away, and for good reason. 

The practice became costly, medically inefficient, and fueled by myths. Traditional X-ray machines and fluoroscopes are designed to look for dense, metallic objects like pins or razor blades. They are entirely incapable of detecting liquid poisons, chemical tampering, or drugs

If you wish to pass along the following information to your grand children...  It is wise to check any candy wrappers if opened, partially opened, have pin holes, or damaged wrappers.  Including any candy that is not made by a "known candy maker"... do a web search to confirm.

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Fred Miller

There is a child in evervone of us who is still a trick-or-treater looking for a brightly lit front porch...

--- Robert Brault

"Very well stated. There are some who are looking for a brightly lit front porch with a red light..."  Trick or Treat!!    ~ The Shadow