Posted by old on February 16, 2010 at 18:33:28 from (4.245.4.42):
In Reply to: Re: Question for Old posted by kendak on February 16, 2010 at 18:00:24:
My dad taught at Delta state U for the years we lived there. When we first moved there it was called something else. And ya that was the name of the paper. I worked as a press mans helper for the commercial also and got the not so fun time of watching him get his arm stuck in the press one time. Not a good thing and it scared the $@%&^@% out of me so I learned not to put my hands in place like that. There was a town not to far up the road/hwy not sure what the hwy was any more that was about 99% black but the town name is also something I can not remember. Funny how after 36 or so years you forget a lot of things. I have always wanted to get back down that way but have not been able to. There is also a hwy or was that went out from town but the high school and DSU was both on it and I and I hit 165mph on that one night in a car I had at the time
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