Mrs. Powell. So, she was working for Jack. She has been in business a long time, and she asked him to put me to work, so I could get some experience, 7 nights a week, and I did, and I stayed there. She only wanted me to work there 2 or 3 weeks or something, and I stayed there forever.
Mr. Griffin. Now, how long did you work continuously for Jack before you stopped working for awhile?
Mrs. Powell. I don’t know. I really don’t.
Mr. Griffin. Well, from?
Mrs. Powell. It was a long time. It was, you know, close to a year.
Mr. Griffin. Then where did you work?
Mrs. Powell. I think I went there in March of whatever year it was, and I didn’t go on the road until the next summer.
Mr. Griffin. A year and a half then, almost?
Mrs. Powell. Yes; because it was in the summer—two summers ago. Not last summer, but the summer before last. I went to Houston, for, I don’t know, a few weeks or something.
Mr. Griffin. And came back? Would that have been 1962?