Here are a few stores in Paducah in the 1960's. How many do you remember? PicWay Shoes was on the South Beltline; Cardinal Rexall Drugs was situated at Cardinal Point Shopping Center and offered free delivery! Rosenfields, a clothing store, was on Broadway; Woolworths was located next to Sears. Furniture City was on the South Beltline; Brights and Drivers were top of the line women's stores on Broadway. The Camera Shop was located at Broadway and Seventh. Barrett Handbags was at 410 Broadway; Penney's  and Perry's were fine fashion emporiums on Broadway, open Friday nights till 8 pm! M. Manus and Company offered jewelry and fine luggage at 227 Broadway, The Remnant House offered all kinds of sewing notions and yardage goods; Minnens had all the junior styles a teenager could want. Swift Shoe Store, at 108 South Third, and Runge's Shoes on Broadway carried the most popular shoe styles in town. Shackleton's Music and Gatlin and Cohr's could supply your music needs, accoustical or electronic. What a neat shopping trip down memory lane!