Our life here in Eau Claire, WI, continues to follow the stay at home
recommendations and social distancing. So, it has been a very quiet summer
thus far with no parades or car shows at all. There are a few being held,
but being my age, I am not taking any chances, so we are passing them up.
I mi
Yes, David Burch, it was nice to meet you and your wife at the Comic-Con
event. I wish we would have had more time to visit. Over the years I have
been able to meet quite a few of the Digest members as they travel through
Wisconsin. Some were able to come to our house for a nice visit and others
I also never heard of a "County Mayor" - I learn something new every day!
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Tennessee (where I live now) has both city and county mayors. I never heard of
a county mayor when I was growing up in NC.
Don Good
(from somewheres east of Old Man Kelsey's ocean.)
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First, it's great to get the Digest every day again (thanks, Allan) - and
it's great to see everybody is well and contributing interesting facts,
questions, and TAGS tidbits. I never noticed the top file drawer thing
before, and, as a native New Yorker, never noticed Aunt Bee's "bad"
southern acce
Sure hope nothing is wrong with Ken, it has been several days since a posting
from him.
Remember, tomorrow morning at the very early hour of 0430, The Danny Thomas
Show on MeTV, "Danny Meets Andy Griffith".
Orville Hendricks - Mount Pilot Butter and Egg Man
( This ) I did our 59th summer event at a Sturgeon Festival parade today
and had a great time. A little boy joined me at my table while I was
eating and he talked up a storm telling me how he wanted to be a policeman
some day. He was 7 years old. I showed him my handcuffs and talked about
the p
HI Gang,
First on the middle name subject, Paul said:
"Dudley J Wash ? I don't recall any middle initial ever given for Dud"
While reading this I had the episode on TVland during their marathon and
they are showing the "The Darlings are Coming" when Briscoe first tells Andy
why they are in town,
Dud tells Mr. Darling that he went looking for Ernest T., but talked to his
cousin (whom we never see) because he couldn't find him. This cousin could have
written the note that accompanied the rock. There's no proof that Ernest T.
wrote the note himself.
Floyd's is definitely open on Mondays.
I am so glad to see many back on the newsletter. I always look forward to it
everyday.
I am also very glad to see our family newsletter make it to year 20. Even more
so that Lloyd Nolan has made it to 97.
I remember a few days ago we were discussing the bookcase in the sheriff's
office gett
1. Was Thelma Lou's last name ever mentioned on the show? Sure it was
Jerry. Thelma Lou's last name was Whitfield. And her husband's name was
Gerald Whitfield.
2. Warm and fuzzy moments on Andy. This is probably the easiest question
ever. The whole show was nothing but warm and fuzz
Edgar Buchanan was Mr. Wheeler, who also played on Leave it To Beaver.
Speaking of Taters, my house in Utah still has the outside root cellar. This
was is an old ice box, with the door, that opens from both sides, so no one
gets stuck. The woman who owned my house, Elva, was a sweet lady, wh
Dear Townsfolk,
Enough is enough! I want the truth , even though I
can't handle it. What's the skinny on
Opie's mother? My theories are she died in childbirth or was killed by a
vengeful criminal.
I was disappointed that Ellie, Sam, and Warren didn't "Return t
Dear Friends -
I have a few odds and ends to share w/ everyone...
First, Happy Thanksgiving to all in Mayberry!!
I wanted to tell everyone that I have been on a little vaca w/ a friend of
mine. We went to the Outer Banks of North Carolina and visited a few sites
there. Of course, both o
On TAGS, I think the writers used overalls as a shortcut to say to the viewers
"Hey everyone, this person is a farmer". When you only have 30 minutes, you
have to learn to do shortcuts. Kinda like when someone comes out on the stage
with floppy shoes, and a big red nose, we know immediat
I saw the AARP article too and thought it was a good job. They had emailed
me a number of times with some questions. Just wonder why they didn't use
an actual photo of Andy. I did another presentation last night at a
retirement community and had a great time. One of the men in the group used
I want to be the first to say Happy Birthday Andy Samuel Taylor on Tuesday 1
June. Number 84 and you still look great.
Now this: Barney told a female from out of town that he had a few nicknames he
had not been able to shake, like Fast Gun Fife. Then Barney told Hubcaps Leash
that Barn
I think the episode Prisoner of Love only had seven characters if I remember
correctly. Andy, Barney, Aunt Bee, Otis, the prisoner, and the two guards
who brought her in. And the entire episode was in the courthouse except for
a short scene on the porch when Andy went home.
Our pastor this mo
First the this: Thanks for clarifying that dialog Allan. We all know that
Rafe used the "H" word on one occasion. But never Barney.
Now the that: Being a stickler for obeying Roberts Rules of Order during
official meetings, I have often marveled at the fact that no one ever took
minutes of a
Janet,
So glad to hear that you can let your hair down with the family. I can too!
Enjoying my flippies as we speak!
As for bare feet: how about the one where Andy and Barney go to the lake/pond
with their dates and play in
the water. Of course, it was okay, as the "girls have brothers"..
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Nam
My hubby and I rented "The Ladies Man" with Jerry Lewis...
First, Karyn Kupcinet who was in the above movie, is not our
Hannah Carter. Of course, we now know that even better now,
from our own detective Janet. Why to go!
Second, hubby and I spotted right off the bat,
Hello Mayberrians.been a while since I contributed to your well being.
Read with interest every day but have less time than ever it seems to compose a
thought or two. But since my signature has been "Boy Giraffes Are
Selfish." I couldn't hold back. I don't want to be negative Allan,
Greetings From the Dime Store,
First to my friend John Masters, may I ask if you specifically have a special
piece that you ordered all the
way from New York City for me and the girls to sing? Not that me and Lydia and
Viola Slatt are particularly
good singers, but we'll give it all we got.
> >>Does anybody else have something about a TAGS character that especially
> helps
> >>inspire them to be a better person?
Even Ben Weaver serves as a bad example.
Don Good
(hoping to not "just nasty away.")
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You know, I started being the Flora tribute artist only so I could hang
out with my brother who does "Wally." But as I watched the Flora
episodes so I could get out outfit right, I noticed some things about
her that I have to admire. She was an old-fashioned girl caught in the
women's movement
>>Does anybody else have something about a TAGS character that especially helps
>>inspire them to be a better person?
Briscoe Darling inspired me not to yell "BREAD" and "TATERS" at the table.
Jethro Bodine, Double-Naught Spy
Beverly Hills, CA
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About Lori Heine's question...
Does anybody else have something about a TAGS character that especially helps
inspire them to be a better person?
Other than the obvious fact that EVERY character has some wonderful trait that
I'd love to have... I think the main thing that really inspires me is
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