Mothers Day Tea At Carpenter School, May 1956
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Ann Arbor News, May 13, 1956
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IT'S SERIOUS BUSINESS: When students at Carpenter School decided to honor their mothers with a Mothers Day Tea, they even took over the task of pouring. At the tea table is Janie Sperling, a sixth grade student, who is pouring tea for one of the mothers, Mrs. Louis Sellers of Carpenter Rd. Assisting her is Nancy Hessenauer (right) of the fourth grade.
Ann Arbor News, May 13, 1956
Caption
IT'S SERIOUS BUSINESS: When students at Carpenter School decided to honor their mothers with a Mothers Day Tea, they even took over the task of pouring. At the tea table is Janie Sperling, a sixth grade student, who is pouring tea for one of the mothers, Mrs. Louis Sellers of Carpenter Rd. Assisting her is Nancy Hessenauer (right) of the fourth grade.
Year
1956
Month
May
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