" feather duster
,"e! pudding
" rolling pin
I,ICedshoes
,I Relief Society magazine
,I dish pan
Catllr;1le Ribgy-Max L'wis-Hyrum
L. Rigby in their yard, Nofiet' garage
gate, 1936 Chl'v, min oms on milk
stoo! and Lx Naisbift rental home
in rear, Takt'll April 4, 1943,
a mop stick
a lilac bush
choir practice
fly paper
K C baking powder
a setty hen
lilies of the valley
a wood pile
A B Napha soap
butter cake
a separator
baby ducks
red ell rran ts
a garden gate
little chickens
a feather tick
green onions
a fancy hair comb
paper flowers
oleander plant
hi Hnemade cottage cheese
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clothesline
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hairpin
raspberry patch
boiler full of hot water
" latched screen door
1~l'1iefSociety teaching
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hot water bottle
., cushion
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rag bag
" bottle of milk in the weJl
,I button sack
.1 wardrobe
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Catlirille Riglry March 8, 1938
Taken by ht'r homt' and garage.
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watercress
breast pin
prayer
canning
(hunder and lightning
dozing
hear stories
rich pie crust
Vicks
golden rod
,J lap robe
dumplings
mustard plaster
a tea kettle
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MOTHER (1874-1954)
When I think of my mother, Cathrine Rigby, a lot of things come to my mind such
as:
homemade bread baking
a front apron
a broach
a green sofa
sugar cookies
striking clock
a firm lecture
food grinder
a gentle kiss
donuts
carpet slippers
,J strong testimony
(the song she sang so often: "I Was Down By the Beach in the Summer,")
These are the things that made home for me and that made my mother so dear,
I'm thankful for her faith, her prayers, her trust, her testimony and for just being
(here to rely on, She worked for me, looked after me, forgave my weaknesses and
understood me, I miss her peaceful presence. Her influence and her memory are
my guiding lights. I know that what a mother sings to the cradle goes all the way
down to the grave. A big thank you to my dainty beautiful mother.
Daughters of Pioneers
a bottle of liniment
a lace dicky
phlox
horse and buggy
baby turkeys
Franklin, Idaho
a rocking chair
a hot coal stove
a curling iron
a powder puff
a crochet hook
quilting frames
an arm fuJI of kindling
pear preserves
a dust cap
a treddle sewing machine
rhubarb
a can of lye
a raisin pie
a bottle of yeast
a pear tree
castor oil
bridal wreath
a pair of rubbers
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