Naw, we had to be loyal to KFC when we went up there. You may be right about the color of some of the uniforms. My wife's grand daddy came from West Virginia. He was part Cherokee, supposedly, but it must have been from a traveling one; that's a little far north for that kind of fraternization. LOL 'course, my folks in Cobb County was right in amongst 'em. My Paternal Grandmother was from Ball Ground, in Cheorkee County. She was said to be half Cherokee; she sure looked it, with her nose and cheekbones. She wore her hair in braids all her life, and brushed it every night. She was born in 1886, and Grand daddy in 1859. His first wife died, and he had a daughter almost as old as Grandmother. She was 15 when they married in 1901, and he was 42. Aunt Vada always called her Mama, and she called Grand daddy "Mr. Boring" until he died, and continued to do so when she referred to him later in life.