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What a beautiful dress and how handsome is everyone in the picture. I wish we still dressed so fancy.
ReplyDeleteCynthia
Awww.....sweet!
ReplyDeleteCAS
I love it! Sometimes I wish life were still this simple and elegant.
ReplyDeleteSo cool!!!! Love old pictures. :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this picture, Michelle. It was interesting to read your book review in your previous post. :) Sounds like a perfect way to spend an afternoon in January.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Donna
What a great picture. I wish that people today dressed up a bit more and showed some pride in what they wore. Much like this picture. What a gem.
ReplyDeletei love this picture...very sweet and Southern!
ReplyDeleteI agree with what Cynthia said, I wished we all dressed this fancy on a day to day basis. How fun would it be to wear dresses like that? I wonder if they thought so at the time. Anyways, Florence, SC? I drive through it all the time on my way to NC. Heard of a little town called Laurinburg?
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful old picture!
ReplyDeleteI love old photos. Shows less wrinkles.
ReplyDeleteI love everything about that photo. The smiles, the clothes! I love peaking into the history of old photos. :)
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