RE: was 4 O'Clocks, now Hollyhock dolls
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- Subject: RE: was 4 O'Clocks, now Hollyhock dolls
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- Date: Thu, 20 Feb 1997 04:33:43 -0700 (MST)
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From: iris-l@rt66.com on behalf of jlsylves
Sent: Sunday, February 16, 1997 4:31 PM
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Subject: RE: was 4 O'Clocks, now Hollyhock dolls
Leon Adams Jr wrote:
> Clarence writes:
>
> >I was surprised you did not know what these were, but perhaps you are too
> >young to remember when they were popular. :) Next you'll be telling us
you
> >don't know how to make dolls out of hollyhock flowers that little girls
used
> >to make...and I assume still do when they can find hollyhocks
>
> Clarence,
>
> Right you are. I was not around in the 30's & 40's , I wasn't born until
1950
> and yes I'm here to say I have never made a Hollyhock doll, but I do grow
> Hollyhocks. Perhaps this is a southern tradition.
>
> Jefrie Jenkins
Hey! I was born in 1952, and I made Hollyhock dolls, and I'm from New
England. Judy Sylvester
And I made them here (okay, in Los Alamos, but that's only 35 miles from here)
in the mid-fifties. I thought they were universal.
Barb, In Santa Fe
IrisMaven@msn.com
