Arnold and Newlin: 1955 Mother's Day

A mother's day card that would be considered culturally very insensitive and inappropriate 50–60 years later.

Newlin with Allan, 1955

Newlin Nevis with Allan and Eddie, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1955

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Arnold's Story: May 1, 1950 Dolly

After Dolly bought a carving knife for herself and her husband Wayne, she proposes to collectively buy another one as a Mother's Day gift from all the siblings.

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Arnold's Story: May 15, 1949

Arnold's plans for the summer have been firmed up:

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Arnold's Story: May 19, 1948

Hazel's brother Ellwood Wolfe, his wife Rubye, and their children Jane and Walter stop by for a visit on their way home from Sansum Clinic in Santa Barbara. Bill and Hazel frequent mention going to this clinic for medical care. (The Sansum Clinic specialized in diabetes, so both Bill and his daughter Dolly were regular patients there.)

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Arnold's Story: May 14, 1944

Hazel Nevis writes to her son Arnold on Mother's Day, 1944. 

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