1940s
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I missed the Ripple in that reminiscence.Funny thing was there used to be a liquor store down on Broadway in Macon deep in the ghetto when I was a driving age teenager in 87/88. I used to drive my super ugly tan vinyl top 78 LeBaron down there every weekend to score my booze. I had my late grandfather's old Smith 38 snub under the arm rest. You couldn't tell me **** . I would walk right by the drunk bums out front and into the store. I put my case of Busch or PBR or whatever suitcase beer was on sale on the counter with a fifth of white label Beam (GAG!) and acted like I knew what I was doing.
To this day people say I have bad luck. But I tell them when you think about all the stupid **** I did and lived to tell about it then I feel like I can't be that unlucky.
That location is gone. They moved to Holcomb Bridge Road. The cakes are still just as good.
My Mother in Law and a friend of her's worked at Sears right out of high schoolAtlanta Cracker baseball field with the old 2.1 million sq. ft. Sears Roebuck building in the background.
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Picture: 7-21-1950, Ponce de Leon Park Stadium.
Anyone here get to enjoy BBQ Chicken night ? My last time probably early 60’sAtlanta Cracker baseball field with the old 2.1 million sq. ft. Sears Roebuck building in the background.
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Picture: 7-21-1950, Ponce de Leon Park Stadium.
Any idea of the date on that pic?116 coastal arty battery. Fort Screvan Tybee Island. GA.