For many years Aunt Lynne worked at Russells Department store in alterations. She could cut out a dress without a pattern and stitch it on a treadle sewing machine. She and Uncle TG had one son, T.A. Robinson and one grandson, T.A. Robinson III, called "Tommy."
Women wore their hair long, but sometimes curled it into a bun. Aunt Lynne decided to get her hair bobbed which she did without telling her husband or his family that she was going to do it.
Women wore their hair long, but sometimes curled it into a bun. Aunt Lynne decided to get her hair bobbed which she did without telling her husband or his family that she was going to do it.
For many years Aunt Lynne worked at Russells Department store in alterations. She could cut out a dress without a pattern and stitch it on a treadle sewing machine. She and Uncle TG had one son, T.A. Robinson and one grandson, T.A. Robinson III, called "Tommy."
Women wore their hair long, but sometimes curled it into a bun. Aunt Lynne decided to get her hair bobbed which she did without telling her husband or his family that she was going to do it.
Women wore their hair long, but sometimes curled it into a bun. Aunt Lynne decided to get her hair bobbed which she did without telling her husband or his family that she was going to do it.
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