Goober's suit

>>>And now I'll tell you the rest of the story. That old brown suit originally >>>belonged to Howard McNear (Floyd the barber).<<< What an interesting bit of trivia, Paul! Thanks for sharing that with us. Thelma Lou (Janet) ___ WBMUTBB mailing list

Mayberry Fashion

Ken, I agree about the lack of comfort when wearing a suit in a convertable on a hot summer's day. No one would do that these days. My theory on this has been mentioned before on the digest. Mayberry was patterned after the 1930's. Men wore suits everywhere. I know you, as well as I, love t

Opening at Crowleys

Since Jeff Pruitt didn't take that job in the vegetable department at Crowley's Market, I wonder if it still open. I've got experience. I work a couple of days a week in the produce department of our local grocery store. dan ___ WBMUTBB mailing

Re: Goober's Ripped Suit at the Auto Show

Ted, I believe they had Goober rip his suit so that he would end up borrowing Andy's suit that was more traditional and was more likely to make him seem like an executive to his old trade-school buddy than his brown pinstripe suit with the too-short pants. Keith in Nebraska Goober:  "Order wh

Re: Goober's business

Ken, where I live a lot of school buses and town trucks have their own pumps at their own county or municipal garages. (Wondering why there weren't pumps at the Mayberry Courthouse? Now it would be less likely due to environmental and safety concerns but back then it was surprisingly common