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(Sec. 3) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., Dec. 16, 1953
Mm. Rollin W. Haag has plen
ty of help from her four
- children at Christmas cookie
, making time, left to right ere
Karen, wno is a unie too young
. to help, but delights in eating
the cookiesChris, taking a batch
out of the oven, Eric, standing
by ready to put them in the box,
Mrs. Haag, who is mixing, and
athy busy using the cookie
presser. r
There's a special thrill -In the first Christmas for.Mr. and Mrt.Urry KeppTnger (Carol v.; ' '.'
SfrebigV who were married last spring,; as they address their greeting cards toga- ;
, . ther. Larry looks up the addresses as hi: wife wriiet the messages and envelopes. . '
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IT'S a wonderful time of year
for mothers, when they go
shopping for Christmas gifts for
their children. Above at the left,
are Mrs. Robert Steeves and Mrs.
Donald Sommer, who are decid
Ing which doll to puchase for
their daughters, Lisa Steeves end
Jan Sommer. A new doll heads
their Christmas list and tha
young mothers are busy making
dollclothes." ' .
Assisting her granddaughters, Karen and Dana Ramey, In wrapping their Christmas gifts' for tha ,
family is Mrs. Charles H. Huggins. The girls are daughters of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Ramey , and,,
are looking forward to the arrival of Santa Claus on Christmas Day. ...'
A young driver can be most
useful during the holiday
season. Mrs. James L. Payne, at
the left, is all smiles as her
South Salem high school son,
Larry, help's her eliminate the
parking problem by chauffeur
ing her during her holiday buy
ing excursions.
V if hat would Christmas be
Y without a tree? Orville
(Cannier Jr. at the right, takes his
three young . children, Kelsey, ;
Kevin and Darren, along when
. going after the family Christmas
tree.
(Al) photos' by Kennell-Ellis Studio)
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