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Memories: Kids got a dollar when they went to town Nearly every time, the money was spent in one place: Ben Franklin Comments re photo 42262 Favorite Old Photo Columbia KY crowd 1964 By Vanessa Bailey Causey The photo of Ben Franklins takes me back! I remember before we moved to Columbia, we would come visit all our Bailey kin folk several times a year. Dad (Vitis Bailey) always gave my brothers and me a dollar on the day we spent in town and we would go to Ben Franklins to spend it every time! Those were some fun times. We would spend the whole day on the square. My cousin Julia's husband, Howard Bailey, worked at the Western Auto and Dads cousin Maxine ran one of the pool halls. We would stop in and see them all. I live in North Carolina now, but I will ALWAYS call Columbia home! -VANESSA BAILEY CAUSEY This story was posted on 2011-10-17 16:01:28
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