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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1954)
I SOCIETY CLUBSMUSIC Oregon Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sunday, June 20, 1954 , , . . 4 - , -t J ' l.y ft:'; V I r I f l -TV-' yOMES the Dawn" In the Conrad Prange family, and live little Pranges are ready for an active day. Offer of victuals doesn't even awaken little Eliz abeth. Her admirers left to right are Virginia, Margaret, Michael and Helen. iamoncL . . . . You remember the story, about the man who looked all over the world for wealth and fmally found diamonds in his own dooryard. For years we have printed pictures of fathers on this special day, but this year went into our own newsroom lor the finest collection of fathers and the prettiest offspring anyone would ev6r want to see. It's a mighty good percentage too, if one wants to delve into statistics. (All photos by John Ericksen, Statesman Staff Photographer). (3 A L. .T t Ts jfi'' :!S A . 55.4 h'MT ?: rti - &oosc. Yf r :?-t V- i , ... "... f ' ... - I THOUGH father Thomas G.' Wright Is the minority In his household of girls, he Is pretty popular when he reads to Suzanne, Patricia and baby Sarah. Mr. Wrighl is a staff writer for The Statesman. - viy . 'jr T w V n CRITIQUE extraordinary, Becky, givec the expert's eye to one of father Jerry Stone's paintings. He is a staff writer on The Statesman. I I ( r a 19 u.1 XI .. . .. ft 1 Vri: xri.' til ; .); J.- :r . ? ..'9 I j.-l ;. 1 1 4 1 kill mT N 1 CITY Editor Robert E. Gang ware and daughter, Cora, discuss the merits of the var ious flowers found In their arrr-den. ir- 'TiV -BlVll.il ' ' ' ' t ''' : l THERE is music In the air, but not gD Irish, when Charles Ire 1 a n d, valley editor, plays for his children, Bonnie, and twins, Dav id and Diane. As is in dicated by their interest, all are musical. BACK yard of the J. Wesley Sullivan home is a lively place when Nancy, Bill, David and bieven play. Mr. Sullivan, Statesman news editor, helps the younger ones on the rocking boat. IF Daddy qualifies as a batter, the Al Light- ner family can boast a One o' Cat team. Young Alan Is catcher for lit tle JoArme's pitching. 'Mr. Lightner is sports editor of The Statesman.