Delmar DustPan: 1951 Aunt Jemima Comes To Town

Thursday, November 13, 2008

1951 Aunt Jemima Comes To Town

In 1951 The Lions Club of Delmar went out and found the "original" Aunt Jemima for their "Indoor Fair" at the Veasey Building in Delmar. She cooked pancakes and sausages for all who attended the fair. E. Russell Truitt was chairman of the event.

# posted by Howard @ 8:41 AM

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I remember when I was a small child there was an Aunt Jamima Pancake Dinner at the Old Armory in Salisbury.

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Dick Dykes : 3:23 PM

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