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SOCI ETY CLUBS MUSIC
Oregon Statesman, Salem; Ore., Sunday, July 18, 1954
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HUPING mother coot i on of the first things little girls lite to do as soon as .(hey! are .
old enouah to mix the batter for simple cookies, cakes and pies. In the upper, picture -
Katrinka Johnson, daughter of the Stewart Johnsons,, always makes cookies when her mother i
Is baJdng, cmd- here is just imisning a Jxncn oi arop cooces.
Little girls enjoy setting the table for dinner and lunch. Directly above in the circle, Eliza
beth McCargar, daughter of the-Donald McCargars, is shown setting the table, which isne
cf her daily duties during the summer months. ' j .!:;
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OAN and Mary Griffith, daughters of Dr. and Mrs. John Griffith, take turns vacationing and
dusting x during the summer vacation, whicH are part of their chores each week. They, also
enjoy ironing and cooking for their mother. ' ! i T '
EVEN though Stuart VanWyngarden, son of
Mr. and I Mrs. Bruce VanWyngbrden, ha3
two older brothers to help mother and daddy
with the lawn chores, he can hardly wait until
he is big enough to push the power mower.
At the rate he is growing it wont' be long. ;
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SHARYN, the eldest child of Mr. and "Mrs. Otto J. Wilson, Is a
great help to her mother during the summer. Besides as
sisting with the ironing and other household chores, she often
takes care of her three younger brothers and sisters.
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