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#21 1943, during the war years

06/07/2013 by Lesley

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Learning from my mother…………

My Mother once told me that she had worked in a hospital for a while, I think during the war effort.   She learned the correct way to change the bed sheets in the hospital rooms and showed me how to do it.

It is still possible to learn how to fold a sheet correctly ……………

Posted in 1940's - still much sewing, Fritzie, Work. Tagged Bed sheet, Hospital, World War II.

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