Speaking of baloney samiches... When ever I smell the diesel from a bus
I smell a baloney samich. It happened when I was on the bus from
Heronville to home. For some reason I didn't eat my baloney samich and it
was a hot day. The smell of baloney and diesel has become one of those
childhood memories that returns quite often.[/QUOTE]

Reminds me of a song! (Oh Really). :bright_id

Her hand grasped sticky metal intricate latchwork-
Open t' the room uh smell cold mixed with bologna
Rubber bands crumpled wax paper bonnets
Fat goose legs 'n special jellies
Ignited by the warmth of the room
The old fart smelled this thru his important breather holes
Cleverly he dialed from within from the outside we observed
That the nose of the wooden mask
Where the holes had just been uh moment ago
Was now smooth amazingly blended camouflaged in
With the very intricate rainbow trout replica

I didn't start Heronville until about 1962 , so you guy were ahead of me (Mrs Nance was my third grade teacher)
your right the rolls were the best, but then again most all the food there was good. My Mother worked in the cafateria there when I went to schoool, so I never, ever got to take my lunch. MMMMM.......the no bake cookies, peanut butter cookies.

But the lunch I hated was what they called Chicken pot pie.

That's where I went to school while they were building Hillcrest Elementary.

Man, those yeast rolls were the best! I'll never forget this evil teacher on
cafeteria duty made me sit down and eat my spinach. As soon as she got
out of sight I quickly dumped the spinach and ran to the playground.


NO WAY she could hold a candle to Miss Crowell. Come to think of it, she's
probably close to 80. Help! I just realized that I'm thinking that an 80 year
old woman is a babe! Come to think of it, I think the same thing about
Maureen O'Sullivan (Jane). Is anyone of this list in the movies?


Fish on Fridays was a given. It was nice to know what was coming up!

Speaking of baloney samiches... When ever I smell the diesel from a bus
I smell a baloney samich. It happened when I was on the bus from
Heronville to home. For some reason I didn't eat my baloney samich and it
was a hot day. The smell of baloney and diesel has become one of those
childhood memories that returns quite often.

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Never thought about Miss Stump being in her eighties if she is alive.....Sheesh....Playboy for seniors...Use your AARP card and get a 10% discount.....In my mind she is still a Fox.......I've already loved her in my mind....Take that song papaOU....who sang it??????

Enough on Heronville....who remembers McKinley on So. Shartel? Mr. John Brandt?

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Never thought about Miss Stump being in her eighties if she is alive.....Sheesh....Playboy for seniors...Use your AARP card and get a 10% discount.....In my mind she is still a Fox.......I've already loved her in my mind....Take that song papaOU....who sang it??????

Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band. Song is called Old Fart at Play. I just put the lyrics that pertained to baloney to help Prune "remember" is skool days. Release date was 1969. I have the song on a promotional album titled ZAPPED. Cost me a dollar bill through the mail. Produced by Frank Zappa, it's an LP with songs from first time artists (Alice Cooper) to Old Standards (Lord Buckley/ The Train). I have never met anyone that has seen the album before much less listened to it. Great music!!!! :kicking:

Next time Southside Girl feels like dancing I'll have her call me and we can dance to a few of the tunes. Tim Buckley/I Must Have Been Blind. Says she likes to slow dance and that's the tune for it. Don't tell her I said that.

HEY!! Southside Girl! Section on slow dancing is not really there. You have been working at the computer too long today. Shut it off and have a nap. Of course, if the dance is something you might be inclined to do......Well then, heck yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Enough on Heronville....who remembers McKinley on So. Shartel? Mr. John Brandt?

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I remember when johnny Brandt married his FIRST wife....He lived in a house that my wife's parents owned.....years ago,.....

Probably not the same JOHNNY Brandt. His first year teaching I believe was 1961 right after getting out of the Army as a Drill Sergeant. Much older than you Generals64.

Probably not the same JOHNNY Brandt. His first year teaching I believe was 1961 right after getting out of the Army as a Drill Sergeant. Much older than you Generals64.
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Same Guy my friend......next time you see my wife ask her about him and I can't remember his wife's name....

Come on now bulldog....you have too many memories about the southside not to share them....turn 'em loose, we're trying to get this thread really deep about the old time southside.....between you and carltonskeeper and myself we should be able to shed a little light on the rumors about the southside of okc....

my last two years of elementary school, grades 5 & 6 were spent at Robert E. Lee grade school. My favorite teacher was Mr. Darns, grade 6. Although a got more than a few swats from him he was a good and fun guy.
On the eve of the final day of school, I went with my Dad to Griders where I had seen this display......asked if I could by it the person I spoke with told me I could just have it. Did Griders have pharmacy at that time? Any who........took the box home, attached an item to it, wrapped the thing and was ready for the last day of school........ Mr. Darns was surprised when I gave it to him. It was a display box that had to be 3 foot tall and wide..........It was a display that looked like a giant box of Bayer Aspirin. I affixed one of those small tins of aspirin to the top of the box. He always said that I was one of his worst headaches..........He was pleased with the gift.
He died several years ago.........he was still a young man at the time.....Seems he was getting ready to head to school......leaned-over to tie his shoes and fell over dead.

I just found this forum and I have had fun reading all the posts of the southside memories. I'm a southside kid. Grew up by Woodson Park. Went to Garfield Elementary, Roosevelt Jr High and graduated from Capitol Hill in 1970. They all bring back a lot of memories. Generals64, I it was you that I read somewhere where you worked at T G & Y at the Airline Shopping center. When I was much younger I use to walk to the Airline Shopping center on Saturday, go to the movies and afterward stop at the T G & Y. My mother worked at the Humpty's. That's been a long time ago. HAHAHA

I just found this forum and I have had fun reading all the posts of the southside memories. I'm a southside kid. Grew up by Woodson Park. Went to Garfield Elementary, Roosevelt Jr High and graduated from Capitol Hill in 1970. They all bring back a lot of memories. Generals64, I it was you that I read somewhere where you worked at T G & Y at the Airline Shopping center. When I was much younger I use to walk to the Airline Shopping center on Saturday, go to the movies and afterward stop at the T G & Y. My mother worked at the Humpty's. That's been a long time ago. HAHAHA

:welcome55 Glad to have you. The more Skins the better. Look forward to your postings and hope you can join us at the next "meeting" at Coit's. Coit's is good people. Have to be to put up with this group. I graduated in 1973. :welcome55

Thanks, this is really a neat forum. I grew up all my life in OKC. I married a girl from Northwest Classen. So I've been all over the city. After graduating I went to college at Central State and graduated in 1974. I then joined the Marines and spent 16 years. I was injured in 1988 and in 1990 they decided I wasn't medically qualified to continue so they retired me. Then we moved back to Oklahoma and I now live in Edmond.
I work with a lady that use to live on the southside on 34th near Grand. We been talking about the things we remember.
I was telling her my fondest memory about the movie theater on Western and 59th. I think it was the Plaza? There was a pizza place across the street. I was in the 9th grade and one friday night I met this girl there that I like. We went to see The Blue Max. Well needless to say we didn't see to much of the movie!!

I just found this forum and I have had fun reading all the posts of the southside memories. I'm a southside kid. Grew up by Woodson Park. Went to Garfield Elementary, Roosevelt Jr High and graduated from Capitol Hill in 1970. They all bring back a lot of memories. Generals64, I it was you that I read somewhere where you worked at T G & Y at the Airline Shopping center. When I was much younger I use to walk to the Airline Shopping center on Saturday, go to the movies and afterward stop at the T G & Y. My mother worked at the Humpty's. That's been a long time ago. HAHAHA
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Yes Sir, I ws at Airline...Remember the Chieftain theater????I left Airline in July of 1964 and worked at the Economy Square Store and then the store at 74th.

I just found this forum and I have had fun reading all the posts of the southside memories. I'm a southside kid. Grew up by Woodson Park. Went to Garfield Elementary, Roosevelt Jr High and graduated from Capitol Hill in 1970. They all bring back a lot of memories. Generals64, I it was you that I read somewhere where you worked at T G & Y at the Airline Shopping center. When I was much younger I use to walk to the Airline Shopping center on Saturday, go to the movies and afterward stop at the T G & Y. My mother worked at the Humpty's. That's been a long time ago. HAHAHA

Is it not odd how wide school districts run. Even as a 1973 grad it's hard for me to realize you went to CHHS. If living in the same area today. would you still go to Capitol Hill? Probably Grant? :ohno:

I just found this forum and I have had fun reading all the posts of the southside memories. I'm a southside kid. Grew up by Woodson Park. Went to Garfield Elementary, Roosevelt Jr High and graduated from Capitol Hill in 1970. They all bring back a lot of memories. Generals64, I it was you that I read somewhere where you worked at T G & Y at the Airline Shopping center. When I was much younger I use to walk to the Airline Shopping center on Saturday, go to the movies and afterward stop at the T G & Y. My mother worked at the Humpty's. That's been a long time ago. HAHAHA

Good to have ya here! we will let you share even though you are from the DARK SIDE! Capitol hill!...juz razzin yuh. Cannot wait to hear some of your memories

Good to have ya here! we will let you share even though you are from the DARK SIDE! Capitol hill!...juz razzin yuh. Cannot wait to hear some of your memories


townhero! The CHHS Committee will advise you as to who is and is not on the list of Okay Generals/Spartans and those that you are not allowed to converse with. You have to be careful with what you say and who you say it to.


Just kidding!! :welcome55 They are all good people. :welcome55

It's okay to have some fun here. :tiphat:

I just found this forum and I have had fun reading all the posts of the
southside memories. I'm a southside kid. Grew up by Woodson Park. Went to
Garfield Elementary, Roosevelt Jr High and graduated from Capitol Hill in 1970.
They all bring back a lot of memories. Generals64, I it was you that I read
somewhere where you worked at T G & Y at the Airline Shopping center.
When I was much younger I use to walk to the Airline Shopping center on
Saturday, go to the movies and afterward stop at the T G & Y. My mother
worked at the Humpty's. That's been a long time ago. HAHAHA

You should come to the meetings. Since each meal is around $5 you should
only be out about $175, since newbee's buy everyone's meal on their first
time.

You should come to the meetings. Since each meal is around $5 you should
only be out about $175, since newbee's buy everyone's meal on their first
time.

2 hot dogs, fries, and a mug for all. That's for the men! You should what and how much these gal's can scarf-down.
If you can't make it post a credit card number ahead of time on this site. :tiphat:

I just found this forum and I have had fun reading all the posts of the southside memories. I'm a southside kid. Grew up by Woodson Park. Went to Garfield Elementary, Roosevelt Jr High and graduated from Capitol Hill in 1970. They all bring back a lot of memories. Generals64, I it was you that I read somewhere where you worked at T G & Y at the Airline Shopping center. When I was much younger I use to walk to the Airline Shopping center on Saturday, go to the movies and afterward stop at the T G & Y. My mother worked at the Humpty's. That's been a long time ago. HAHAHA

welcome aboard. share your memories and come to the meeting at Coit's.
disreguard all the posts about buying for everybody. Instead bring a bottle
of Boones Farm or rubbung alcohol it's cheaper and will go a lot further

welcome aboard. share your memories and come to the meeting at Coit's.
disreguard all the posts about buying for everybody. Instead bring a bottle
of Boones Farm or rubbung alcohol it's cheaper and will go a lot
further

The last bottle of Boone's Farm I had was a very good month.

The last bottle of Boone's Farm I had was a very good month.
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I'm sitting here reading this and laughing my head off...Until the wife walks in she's about to kill me in the yard work....I really thought in our wedding vows I excluded yard work???Any way back to the Southside memories topic....Do you guys remember trying to make Sheepshire wine ???probably calling it the wrong thing...As a kid on the southside the older guys would make up this concoction and bury it for a long time (10 - 15 hrs at least) and then make the young guys drink it to see if you sould get drunk.....Didn't work just made you throw up...southside Myths are still out there...any memories????

Here's a new one...on the 80 acre section of 44th & S. Independence on the South West corner....There was for years...nothing but Sunflowers. As kids we would stake out our territory...there would be trails through that thing for ever and, if you ran into another "Gang" of kids either a fight would occur or a panic attack and everyone would run back to their area...???? Took a kid "Snipe" hunting out there....Lost him.....Got in a lot of Trouble as the police started looking for him...Welcome to the Southside GANG....Old timers review....

Ok speaking of myths.
Lets hear about haunted houses on the southside you knew of growing up, places that creeped you out, stories of where you never daed to go to in the dark at least by yourself....I know You old timers have some stories!

dared* even grrrrrrr!

dared* even grrrrrrr!

O.K.here we go......As always everyone knew that "The Twilight Zone" on the Northside (Carey Place) was haunted ,,....at least we thought it was...But, when I was about 8-9 years old there was an old three story house located on the South West Corner of 59th and S. May Avenue....Both streets were Dirt and Gravel at the time. Now, a lot of kids would go up to the second story because we were allowed to...Also, the big guys kept cigarettes (they had stolen) hidden in the walls. And there were pictures of girls without their tops on....Sheesh.....some of them were actual photos...How'd that happen?...Now, No one went to the third story because a kid jumped out of the window and killed himself over a girl......Why would anyone do that???? Most of you guys and gals never saw the old farm house did you????mysteriously disappeared one day along with the barns there and...............................Never know.

Also, we had dug a cave into the side of the creek one time and it caved in we were told a kid was still in there and his parents were looking for him but we couldn't tell anyone caused we'd all get in trouble....the older guys Suck...All they ever wanted to do was scare us....did a good job....If redskins/General ever gets back on this thread he has some good stories about haunted warehouses.

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I'm sitting here reading this and laughing my head off...Until the wife walks in she's about to kill me in the yard work....I really thought in our wedding vows I excluded yard work???Any way back to the Southside memories topic....Do you guys remember trying to make Sheepshire wine ???probably calling it the wrong thing...As a kid on the southside the older guys would make up this concoction and bury it for a long time (10 - 15 hrs at least) and then make the young guys drink it to see if you sould get drunk.....Didn't work just made you throw up...southside Myths are still out there...any memories????

I'm not sure it's a myth. My Grandmother spoke about it a couple of times. I did and still eat them. Kind of tart. I have never tried to make the wine. Know how you can tell if it's sheep-shire?

O.K.here we go......As always everyone knew that "The Twilight Zone" on the Northside (Carey Place) was haunted ,,....at least we thought it was...But, when I was about 8-9 years old there was an old three story house located on the South West Corner of 59th and S. May Avenue....Both streets were Dirt and Gravel at the time. Now, a lot of kids would go up to the second story because we were allowed to...Also, the big guys kept cigarettes (they had stolen) hidden in the walls. And there were pictures of girls without their tops on....Sheesh.....some of them were actual photos...How'd that happen?...Now, No one went to the third story because a kid jumped out of the window and killed himself over a girl......Why would anyone do that???? Most of you guys and gals never saw the old farm house did you????mysteriously disappeared one day along with the barns there and...............................Never know.

Also, we had dug a cave into the side of the creek one time and it caved in we were told a kid was still in there and his parents were looking for him but we couldn't tell anyone caused we'd all get in trouble....the older guys Suck...All they ever wanted to do was scare us....did a good job....If redskins/General ever gets back on this thread he has some good stories about haunted warehouses.

The Yale theater seemed to always show great horror movies. Not the crap they call horror today. Today it's gory not scary. My brother and I would go and spend an entire day there on a Saturday or Sunday. Being grade schoolers we had a vivid imagination. Of course it was dark when we began our trip home and heading west on Commerce we had to pass three alley's to get to walker. We would take turns. One would get himself tight against the wall (Reminds me of a song) and slowly positioning our head to where one eye can see down the alley. Then the person against the wall would yell GO! At that the other person would run to the other side of the alley and look out to make sure it was clear and tell him to run.
We get to Commerce and Walker...go south on walker to 26th. Plenty of light until we start heading West on 26th. Dark and immense trees over the sidewalk..a large hedge in front of one house. Needless to say we made it home okay and forgot about the trip home in time to do it the next Saturday...

Any way back to the Southside memories topic... Do you guys remember
trying to make Sheepshire wine? probably calling it the wrong thing... As a
kid on the southside the older guys would make up this concoction and bury
it for a long time (10 - 15 hrs at least) and then make the young guys drink it
to see if you could get drunk... Didn't work just made you throw up...
southside Myths are still out there... any memories?

I remember people making raisin or apple jack. They'd take the fruit from the
meal and put it in a bag or a sealed can. After a month or so you'd have the
jack. It worked.

O.K.here we go......As always everyone knew that "The Twilight Zone" on the Northside (Carey Place) was haunted ,,....at least we thought it was...But, when I was about 8-9 years old there was an old three story house located on the South West Corner of 59th and S. May Avenue....Both streets were Dirt and Gravel at the time. Now, a lot of kids would go up to the second story because we were allowed to...Also, the big guys kept cigarettes (they had stolen) hidden in the walls. And there were pictures of girls without their tops on....Sheesh.....some of them were actual photos...How'd that happen?...Now, No one went to the third story because a kid jumped out of the window and killed himself over a girl......Why would anyone do that???? Most of you guys and gals never saw the old farm house did you????mysteriously disappeared one day along with the barns there and...............................Never know.

Also, we had dug a cave into the side of the creek one time and it caved in we were told a kid was still in there and his parents were looking for him but we couldn't tell anyone caused we'd all get in trouble....the older guys Suck...All they ever wanted to do was scare us....did a good job....If redskins/General ever gets back on this thread he has some good stories about haunted warehouses.

I never got to see that house, I do remember the old one on the north east corner and it was kind of creepy back in the day. There was that house over on macarthur or rockwell and 74th I believe but there was always rumors of devil worshipers and stuff going on over there and I do recall 2 guys taking a girl over there killing her in the house but they caught them loosers thank god! Must have been horrible for the parents.

The last bottle of Boone's Farm I had was a very good month.

I was too poor to buy Boone's Farm. Had to make sheepshire wine (:LolLolLol).

papaOU,
I was suppose to go to Grant. We lived in one of those neighborhoods where you could choose either Capitol Hill or Grant. I played freshman football for Grant. My brother, which is 7 yrs older is a 1965 grad from Grant. So in the spring they changed the district around and my neighborhood was assigned to CHHS, there was no choice.

There was suppose to be a bridge out south of OKC (or was it Moore) that was suppose to be haunted.

I also remember when May was 2 lane. I also think it was past 89th that it was a dirt road. There were several ponds, that my brother and his friends would take me fishing. We would pay the owner and fish there all day.

I trying to catch up on the posts. I don't have a PC at home. I usually take my laptop from work and use it at home. But reading all the post is popping a lot of old memory bubbles.

I was too poor to buy Boone's Farm. Had to make sheepshire wine ().


How about MD 20/20? Did anyone know that there was a great place to hide in the stadiums' press box?

How about MD 20/20? Did anyone know that there was a great place to hide in the stadiums' press box?

What's da word?

Thunder Bird!

What's da price?

Thirty twice!!

How about MD 20/20? Did anyone know that there was a great place to hide in the stadiums' press box?
T-Bird was good, but how about Daego' Red and Sweet Lucy, the higher end fruit of the vine. Then there was "Ariba, The New wine Drink," as they said!

T-Bird was good, but how about Daego' Red and Sweet Lucy, the higher end fruit of the vine. Then there was "Ariba, The New wine Drink," as they said!
Mad Dog 20/20 still comes in a lot of flavors. How do they make it so gooooood and sell it so cheap, I'll never know..

T-Bird was good, but how about Daego' Red and Sweet Lucy, the higher end fruit of the vine. Then there was "Ariba, The New wine Drink," as they said!

I remember T-Bird, MD 20/20 and Daego Red, but not Sweet Lucy.
Several of us guys knew this other guy that knew a man that work at a liquor store on south Sheild. It was in an old brick building not to far from SE. Well we would pick him up, give him the money, plus a little extra so he could get himself a bottle, then he would go in the store and get the stuff. Then one of the guys' parents owned some land by Newcastle and we would go there and drink. Once I got really sick on cherry vodka. I haven't touched it since.

T-Bird was good, but how about Daego' Red and Sweet Lucy, the higher end fruit of the vine. Then there was "Ariba, The New wine Drink," as they said!

Bali Hai!!! Good change from Ripple!!!

I remember T-Bird, MD 20/20 and Daego Red, but not Sweet Lucy.
Several of us guys knew this other guy that knew a man that work at a liquor store on south Sheild. It was in an old brick building not to far from SE. Well we would pick him up, give him the money, plus a little extra so he could get himself a bottle, then he would go in the store and get the stuff. Then one of the guys' parents owned some land by Newcastle and we would go there and drink. Once I got really sick on cherry vodka. I haven't touched it since.

The liquor store is still there.

First time I got drunk was on cherry vodka. Sicker than a dog. Have not drank it since then either. Slo-gin? Never tasted it because it smells like cherry vodka!!

It's still there!!! OMG, it's got to be at least 50 years olds.

There also use to be a restaurant on south Sheilds that my Dad use to take all the family to on Sat night. It was on the (I think) east side of Sheilds, but it was always packed. This had to be in the early 60's.

That swimming pool that was on Sheilds. Can't it's name, swim there a lot. But I played baseball with a guy that when he graduated for S.E., he signed a major league contract and bought the place. A least that is what I was told. Anyone remember his name?

It's still there!!! OMG, it's got to be at least 50 years olds.

There also use to be a restaurant on south Sheilds that my Dad use to take all the family to on Sat night. It was on the (I think) east side of Sheilds, but it was always packed. This had to be in the early 60's.

That swimming pool that was on Sheilds. Can't it's name, swim there a lot. But I played baseball with a guy that when he graduated for S.E., he signed a major league contract and bought the place. A least that is what I was told. Anyone remember his name?

The swimming pool was Elmwood.

Two baseball players come to mind, Bobby Murcer and Darrell Porter.

The swimming pool was Elmwood.

Two baseball players come to mind, Bobby Murcer and Darrell Porter.

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Porter is the one that bought Elmwood......Right Soonergirl????

Elmwood, that's the name. Darrell Porter is whom I'm talking about. I never knew it was true. We play pee wee baseball together probably in the 7th, 8th and maybe the 9th grades. Man, you guys have great memories mine comes and goes!

Elmwood, that's the name. Darrell Porter is whom I'm talking about. I never knew it was true. We play pee wee baseball together probably in the 7th, 8th and maybe the 9th grades. Man, you guys have great memories mine comes and goes!
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It's not that we have great memories we just have a great bunch of friends on these threads and we try to keep everyone sharp on their toes about the past...Why?..............I don't know but we have a good time....

Gen/64, just got back from the Lake today. Didn't go to Muenster, Tx to Fischer's Grocery or I would have called you and took your order for steaks.

Elmwood, that's the name. Darrell Porter is whom I'm talking about. I never knew it was true. We play pee wee baseball together probably in the 7th, 8th and maybe the 9th grades. Man, you guys have great memories mine comes and goes!

He had two brothers who were drafted. Denny and Danny. One never made it out of the minors and the other, going after a foul ball ran into the backstop so hard he suffered kidney damage.

Their Dad passed away last fall or winter.

Darrell had a great carrer with the K.C. Royals but then got mixed-up and hooked on drugs. He committed suicide.

How about MD 20/20? Did anyone know that there was a great place to hide
in the stadiums' press box?

That would be Mad Dog 20/20!

Gen/64, just got back from the Lake today. Didn't go to Muenster, Tx to Fischer's Grocery or I would have called you and took your order for steaks.
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I'll be there tomorrow. Those had to be the best....I mean the best...Sirloin steaks and they were one inch thick AFTER they were cooked....2 for $16.00 and there is NO sales tax on Food in Texas.....Let me know if you need anything....

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I'll be there tomorrow. Those had to be the best....I mean the best...Sirloin steaks and they were one inch thick AFTER they were cooked....2 for $16.00 and there is NO sales tax on Food in Texas.....Let me know if you need anything....

Sirloin!!!!!!! Isn't that a thick piece of hamburger meat?

What has happened to the t-bone lovers?

Sirloin!!!!!!! Isn't that a thick piece of hamburger meat?

What has happened to the t-bone lovers?
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Hey bubba: This is not on Southside memories but, I remember a good cut steak...There is a Ranchers meat Market in a little Town in North Texas that sells the BEST cut of meat ever....they raise the cattle and butcher so they get a better price for their product...they cut out ALL the middle people and sell direct to the customer....I bout two Sirloin Steaks tht it took my wife and I 3 meals to finish off they were so big and it was like 16 or 17 dollars total....they have T-Bones also, any size you want...they just charge wholesale prices...But, they are way out of the way and I go through there about twice a month....tomorrow's the day.....yum-yum....Huh Carlton???

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Hey bubba: This is not on Southside memories but, I remember a good cut steak...There is a Ranchers meat Market in a little Town in North Texas that sells the BEST cut of meat ever....they raise the cattle and butcher so they get a better price for their product...they cut out ALL the middle people and sell direct to the customer....I bout two Sirloin Steaks tht it took my wife and I 3 meals to finish off they were so big and it was like 16 or 17 dollars total....they have T-Bones also, any size you want...they just charge wholesale prices...But, they are way out of the way and I go through there about twice a month....tomorrow's the day.....yum-yum....Huh Carlton???

Buffalo meat?

Hey!!! What the heck you going to Texass and it's not the first Saturday in October?

Just when I start to think you Grant people are not so dumb you go and pull a stupid stunt like this.

Don't try to justify it in any manner because it ain't gonna' work.

I have a borther who lives in Texass and I never go to see him.

When my sister and her family lived in the Dallas area she had Thanksgiving at her house. Didn't go!!!!

Man! You talk about having "Grant Pride" and then you slap Oklahoma in the face........

Do you not ralize that if it were not for Texass we would only be about a two hour drive from the beach.................

:ou2:ou:ou2:ou:ou2:ou:ou2:ou:ou2:ou:ou2:ou:ou2:ou

Buffalo meat?

Hey!!! What the heck you going to Texass and it's not the first Saturday in October?

Just when I start to think you Grant people are not so dumb you go and pull a stupid stunt like this.

Don't try to justify it in any manner because it ain't gonna' work.

I have a borther who lives in Texass and I never go to see him.

When my sister and her family lived in the Dallas area she had Thanksgiving at her house. Didn't go!!!!

Man! You talk about having "Grant Pride" and then you slap Oklahoma in the face........

Do you not ralize that if it were not for Texass we would only be about a two hour drive from the beach.................

:ou2:ou:ou2:ou:ou2:ou:ou2:ou:ou2:ou:ou2:ou:ou2:ou

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Hey, I had to live in Texas for Ten years....Didn't get to go to Viet Nam so I lived there.....you know, the only good thing that comes out of Texas is I-35.......

It's still there!!! OMG, it's got to be at least 50 years olds.

There also use to be a restaurant on south Sheilds that my Dad use to take all the family to on Sat night. It was on the (I think) east side of Sheilds, but it was always packed. This had to be in the early 60's.

That swimming pool that was on Sheilds. Can't it's name, swim there a lot. But I played baseball with a guy that when he graduated for S.E., he signed a major league contract and bought the place. A least that is what I was told. Anyone remember his name?

was the resurant possibly Swank's?

I bet the Restaurant was "Moore's Steak House."

I bet the Restaurant was "Moore's Steak House."

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I'm with you dude....But, the air is so smokey you have a hard time enjoying the Blue Plate Special....

was the resurant possibly Swank's?

That's what I was thinking, Swank Steak House. It was nearest the liquor store.

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I'm with you dude....But, the air is so smokey you have a hard time enjoying the Blue Plate Special....

How far back in time does "Moores" go?

Or that should be how far back in time did "Moores" go.......

How far back in time does "Moores" go?

Or that should be how far back in time did "Moores" go.......

best I remember the 70's

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Hey, I had to live in Texas for Ten years....Didn't get to go to Viet Nam so I lived there.....you know, the only good thing that comes out of Texas is I-35.......

Nobody HAS to live in Texass!!!!!!!!!!!!! :ou

You did it just to spite me............:ou2

And my ex-wife put you up to it.........:ou:ou2

She was never the same after the farm machinery accident...........

How far back in time does "Moores" go?

Or that should be how far back in time did "Moores" go.......
Late 50's, it shut down after a shooting in which the daughter in law who worked there with her husband and father. She died. Gloria Moore went to Grant, it was her dad's place. It closed in about the early to mid 80's and may be opened by someone else now, I don't know. Well known for their breakfast and evening steaks which were not very good!