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And then, Gladys moved to the large mansion on the hill with mop and bucket in
hand, washboard tied to her back and went to work making Elvis a home he could
be proud of.
They had maids at Graceland while Gladys was alive. I think she just wasn't
the type to have a maid.
I remember reading Alberta was their maid before they moved to Graceland and
after. I have never read anything about the hiring process prospective maids
went through. Seeing as how Elvis hired a great many people just because he
liked them; secretaries, bodyguards . . .
Livia in Illinois
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Mr.and Mrs. French?
Hmmmm, I wonder why THEY haven't written a book yet!
CLCrandall963 wrote:
> Mary Jenkins told me she was at the employment office downtown looking for a
> job, and there was evidently an opening at Graceland, because the clerk sent
> her to Graceland for an interview.
>
> Mary didn't have a car and Sleepy was driving a cab
> and took her there. I don't know if he was already her
> boyfriend or if that's how she met him. Anyway, they
> later married. I don't remember her mentioning Gladys.
> I think it was Vernon who hired her and then introduced
> her to Elvis.
Because they are decent people?!!!!
My guess would be probably neither one.
Shane
Thanks for that information Marty.
Didn't Mary Jenkins write a book called "Beyond the Gates of Graceland?" And, I
think Nancy Rooks has a cookbook available.
Pauline is a lovely woman and I have seen her at numerous Elvis functions.
Dawn
Elvis bought Gladys her first washing machine, a Bendix (the kind with the
rollers) when they lived at 1414 Getwell Street.
It was still there when David Isom, a businessman with a lot of rental
properties, bought it from the elderly lady who moved there after the Presleys
left. He sold it to a used appliance shop in Memphis, but now wishes he hadn't.