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Teens pass the time dragging main

Dragging main. . . . Let me think . . . we would make a loop around the Hub and go back down Gary to 10th Street, and then turn right and then left onto Main and down to 5th Street. You could hang a right and then left past Daniels, or go on to 4th street and around to Daniels that way. You didnt want to miss anybody. Our Sub Deb Club even had a Sub Deb honk that was cool. Da-ta-ta, Da-ta-ta, DUH-DUR! That was S-u-b, D-e-b, SUBDEB! Kathy Allison Wed be sure to honk close to T.H. Rogers Lumber Yard so their alarm would go off. It was always going off. Sherri Mathis Klein Wed go down to the depot where WW Sales was and turn around and come back up the street. Somebody would pull up we finally decided we were alongside of you and visit gonna go talk to him. And a while. On fifty cents you he was really nice. could drive around all eveKenny Stringer ning. And everybody would chip in to buy the gas. Leland Stehr had a 51 Barbara Woods Preston Buick. It was his dads car, and we would drag main in We spent a lot of time hanging out in that old Safe- it. On Friday and Saturday way parking lot. If they left stores stayed open until 9 grocery carts out overnight, p.m., and the streets were wed put people in em and so crowded you couldnt even walk. Youd talk to push em down the street. Depending on how fast you everybody and drive up and Leroy Livesay wanted to go, you could use down. a car. Scott Moore Steve Crowl always said there was a cool way to drag main and an uncool way. The cool way was to go down to 4th street and turn right around that block. That way you had to manage to turn left in front of Anthonys. That was the cool way. I dont know why. I remember Rodi Jelinik was always downtown in his old black car. When we were in college, I was in Sub Deb Club, and the other girls club was the Gamma Kappa. The boys clubs were Kazam and LMT. That stood for Little Men of Town but they always said it meant liars, moochers and thieves. We all had our meetings on Monday night, and then wed all go downtown. Wed drag main, and each club had its own little honk that wed use. Juanita Harrell Meacham

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