Vintage Photobooth Page SIX

There are so many.

Here is the SIXTH installment of the Photo-booth Series.

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Flossie always liked
the sound of "Head Cheese"
...she just couldn't eat it.

Kelly knew 376
limericks by heart.
It was her kid's names she couldn't remember.

Where the name is given
it will appear in
BOLD FACE
below each picture.
Other commentary in
ITALICS

Holli knew that toothpaste was her best friend.

On Reverse:
Doris Bingham

on reverse:
Doris Hoover

on reverse:
Elmer Baugertine (?)
Wife's
Brother
"Papoose"
Looks like Don Knotts to me.

on reverse:
Johnny Teasdale
age 15
Looks like Tom Hanks to me.

on reverse:
Wit "squaw"
Wit had tags sewn inside all his clothes to tell what size they were.

June never stopped talking,
even for a photograph.

Iona knew the words
to 832 songs
but she couldn't sing.

I'll bet somebody would love to have this.

Franklin could see the future
but not without his glasses.

On reverse:
Jay Kirkland

Estelle always wore tap shoes. You never know when they will come in handy.

Delphos had so many pleasant memories. Take lunch for instance ...and breakfast!

on reverse:
Furman & Wayne Boles
Furman Sept 12 1919
Wayne March 31st 1926
1919&1926

Ceta smiled at her accomplishment. When Harold opened his locker later that day, he'd no longer smell the same.

Benson invented the cell phone
at the age of 12 ...
but he never told anyone.

Ariana smiled at the very idea. Cupcakes and beer. Indeed.

While the camera
clicked away, Gail schemed.

When Brian grew up, he was much taller.

How about a few of the larger format Photobooth portraits?

The baby moved.

Never a dull moment.

Loma finally concluded, although the hat was very large, she and Vern could not wear it at the same time.

Finley was dropping his Latin class tomorrow. There must be other ways to achieve greatness, he thought.

Shirley read the manual three times, cover to cover, but she was still not good at being a grandmother.

Boris learned to make margaritas while very young.

Two little heartbreakers.
On reverse:
Lulla B. and
Birtha Lee

Kaitlin was never confused except on Wednesdays after 4.
And of course, today.

On reverse:
Ft Worth Fat Stock Show
March 17-1940

Harriet was glad she bought
the garden rake.
Hubby would learn to love it too.

Pamela never got to see Ricky Nelson. Ricky didn't care.

Floyd could read by the time he was 35.
Maryanne moved to Delaware.

On reverse:
at 24 yrs

On reverse:
Doyle Broyles

Luther wanted to be a detective but no one would write about him.

Garfield wouldn't eat his vegetables. He grew up strong and healthy anyway. He never let his mother forget it either.

Gleason's childhood hero was Smiley Burnette.

Corinne forgot she had pinned her collar together with a safety pin. She told everyone it was a fashion statement.

Bitsy would never tell her
bother why his dog ran away.

On reverse:
Jan 21 1950
Pinky

Rhonda knew twelve fish by name.

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Area 51 and a Half
You are probably not authorized to see these.

Don't take my picture! Oh! You DID didn't you!
This is a collection of photographs that disappear on the way home from the photo processing shop.

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THE KIDS
It is always a mystery how a photograph of any of these precious children could end up lost or abandoned. Here are a few. You will probably say "Ooh..." at least once.

Dee and the Business School
The beautiful Dee. A curious story, What do you see?

WHAT'S GOING ON HERE?

"What are they doing?"