Calling Ray Morrison

[Chevy454]

Hey Ray...what was the hang out around that time? Was the Dog 'N' Suds there that early?

[copo-2]

Dog & Suds, A&W, and Murrell's, now known as Dairy Princess.
Ray

[JoeG]

Very car that represents the everything-goes times back when.......

[copo-2]

Yes, those Texas Burgers were something else. Reminds me of a man, his wife, and their son who hung out at the Dog-N- Suds with a German Shepard named Sam. By watching them, Texas Burgers were the only thing they sold. They would order 4 at a time, one for each of them and one for Sam, who owned the back seat and could down his in just a couple of gulps. Them were the days. Too, it didn't take us long to figure out that by ordering a single, large drink, not only could we keep the car hop busy, but we would save a couple of pennies as there was a 1 cent sale tax on anything over 25 cents and 2 on a 50 cent purchase.

[Mr70]

Did you have Cock Robin,or Prince Castle over there too?
Steak Burgers & 3 Star Chocolate sodas!

[Belair62]

I never heard of Prince Castle here Rick.....

[Mr70]

Really???
Well how about Cock Robin?
I frequented the one in Villa park on St.Charles & Villa mostly.
Just down the way from E.G. Korvettes in Elmhurst.
Its bulldozed today,but the one in Wheaton & Naperville are still there.
Oh.. and it should be Silver Star soda..

[Mr70]

Excellent memories & well told.
Our Local Dog N Suds was our towns Car hangout too.I remember at age 8 in 1971 walking around gawking at the Cars here.
I can still taste their food.
I envy you Ray,as I'm sure most do.

[Belair62]

Texas Twin Burgers !!!!!

[GM-26]

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I envy you Ray,as I'm sure most do.

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You can say that again!