Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-02-13 | Page 14 | Two of a Kind

TWO OF A KIND One Active One Quiet in This Ibis Pak Pair oS 4 t d j to Y i I t tY y o Y BIG BROTHER LITTLE BROTHER LITTLE SISTER SISTER BUT BUT THEY'RE TWINS Jay left and Janice Rice twins of Mr and Mrs Orville B B. B Rico Rice t A lively boy andl anda a quiet girt girt- girl Jay ay and Janice Rice Rice comprise comprise the he popular twin team at the Orville Orvllle B. B Rice household South Eleventh West street Jay a strapping youngster of 20 pounds is just about ready to take ake his first steps unaided by his older sisters sister Beverly 6 6 Beverly Beverly Beverly Bev Bev- erly is positive Jay is the finest thing hing that ever happened to her family amily and according to Mrs Rice Beverly proves helpful in caring for the active boy Janice who now weighs 17 pounds lounds is in the crawling stage but jut Mrs Rice says it wont won't be belong belong long ong before both twins will be walking Both are eyed blue-eyed blonds but Mrs Rice says Jay eventually willbe willbe will be je a redhead Janice weighed 6 pounds 1 ounce when born January January January Janu Janu- ary 24 1940 while Jay was one pound heavier To date Jay has had cut six teeth Janice teeth haven't made their appearance as yet Jay says Mrs Rice causes more work than Janice for he always is crawling around the he house sweeping up the floors with his clothes Mr Rice is a brakeman for the Denver Rio Grande Western railroad Mrs Rice is the former Gertrude Baker