Re: WBMUTBB Digest, Vol 18, Issue 107

Good observation! In the small town where I grew up in West Virginia in the 50s and early 60s, everything was closed EXCEPT the drug store, which opened for a few hours in the afternoon so people could get needed medicines. Perhaps that was what happened in Mayberry as well? Richard Sargent

The Sabbath

I was born and raised in South Carolina and I remember when stores were closed on Sunday.  It was called the "Blue Law'.  I was told that it was called that because it was written on blue paper.  When I was married in 1970 and lived in Lexington, Kentucky they were still in effect.  It was hard

Re: Question about Floyd and "Punch in the Nose"

>>>Here's my question in "The case of a punch in the nose" who is the barber >>>coming out of Floyds shop as Barney and Goober are pulling up to the court >>>house?<<< If you look carefully (and I could post a screen shot, but I can't do that on the digest), that man is apparently a customer