The passing of our town

HI all... Just in case some of you did not notice we have lost 2 cast members this year... Dabbs Greer (90) Counsilman dobbs and Charles Lane (102) who played Mr. Frisbee. both of these men had long hollywood careers. I never met either onebut I would have jumped at the

tailspin tommy

Hey Ya'll, thanks for your help! This was about to drive me crazy! I knew Barney said it but couldn't remember when. Just 3 weeks til Mayberry Days. I feel like a kid waiting on Christmas. Don ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com

A Message From Mayor Stoner

Citizens of Mayberry: Reelect STONER for Mayor of Mayberry. Thank you for your support. Mayor Stoner ___ WBMUTBB mailing list WBMUTBB@wbmutbb.com http://wbmutbb.com/mailman/listinfo/wbmutbb_wbmutbb.com http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/

Betty Lynn

iI assume her last name was Lou. Why not? On That Girl Anne Marie's lats name was Marie so why couldn't Thelma Lou's lats name be Lou?/i b And Betty Lynn's last name was Lynn! We don't go around wondering what Betty Lynn's last name was, did we! ;o) /b

Mystery of the Two Juanitas

I am going out on a limb to speculate that there were indeed TWO Juanitas. First, there was Juanita Beasley who worked out at the Junction Cafe (where all the truck drivers go) and there was the Juanita down at the Bluebird Diner. Now everyone (including those writing books) contend the same

Re: WBMUTBB Digest, Vol 8, Issue 251

Re: Ramona Wiley not knowing Barney Don't you remember? She was holding back like Andy said. After all, Old Barn didn't want to wreck a marriage. :) Brad Neil Bentley Cunningham My card, in case you ever need services... ** Get a sneak peek of the

What Does This Mean?????????????????

I got this message three times. All I can say is OH LAND Mike This is from the episode MIND OVER MATTER, where Goober thinks his back is hurt. When Opie and Aunt Bee are trying to help him into her car to take him to their house, he keeps saying what sounds like, OH LAND, OH LAND! So I put the

Nice stories

Ken, I enjoyed your reunion story, and Chuck, your accident story. It is really great when we experience Mayberry-like events or people first hand. Ken, did you forget anyone and have to look them up in the yearbook?? ( ha ha--I always thought that was such a stretch for a small town)