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(Sac. 3)-Statesman, Salem, Or., Sunday, May 13, 1956
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Celebrating ... her first Mother's day. is Mrs. Robert Drager, who is
pictured with her cheerful son, Robert Gray. The young lad is just sev
en months old.
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Mother'i Day . . ti vtry ipeciaj '
occasion for Mn. Raymond P. ,
Beard, when her seven children gath
er around her. left to right, ere the
two girls in the family, Emily Jane end
Cynthia, Christopher, Phillip, who it
just year old, Raymond, Spencer,
and the eldest son, John. The Beards
live in e 1 4 room home on East Nob
Hill, with pleny of yard for the young
ones to play. The piano is In one
room, where the children take turns
practicing end there Is even room
for Raymond to work on hit car for
the Soap Box Derby. The elder chil
dren all help with the household
chores and take care of the young
boys.
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its springtime
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I riding in the convertible for seven
months old Darby Williams and her
mother, Mrs. Bruce Williams, at the
left. This is a memorable day for Mrs.
Williams, who is observing her first
Mother's Day.
(All Photos by Kennell-Ellis Studio).
All smiles , . . is four
months old James Jack
son Cox, above, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William C. Cox.
The Cox family resides
northeast of Salem in the
Parkersville district. Today
will mark the first Mother's
Day celebration for Mrs.
Cox.
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It's an important . . . day
for Mrs. Gerald D. Kelly,
vho proudly admires her
two months old son, Thom
as Michael, pictured at the
right, on her first Mother'!
Day.
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altime ... is alwas a joy for Shelly Smith, who is being fed her noonday meal by her mother, Mrs.
Elmer E. Smith Jr. This will be Mrs. Smith's tirst Mother's Day, her daughter born just nine months ago.
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