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packet of letters with two or three poems in an envelop addressed in Uncle Geo's characteristic hand. Another packet of Miss Ingham's. My Wheaton check book - pass book I mean - a collection of early photos of the H.B. Thomases, etc. Have enough chicken left for tomorrow's dinner, green beans and did we give the Perry's any fruit juice? I can't recall that we did. I enclose her postal. With her own daughter to compare with you, I think she realizes how much she misses. Just called up the Wray's. They got in late last evening and were too late to get the camera, so I don't know what to do about it unless I | packet of letters with two or three poems in an envelop addressed in Uncle Geo's characteristic hand. Another packet of Miss Ingham's. My Wheaton check book - pass book I mean - a collection of early photos of the H.B. Thomases, etc. Have enough chicken left for tomorrow's dinner, green beans and did we give the Perry's any fruit juice? I can't recall that we did. I enclose her postal. With her own daughter to compare with you, I think she realizes how much she misses. Just called up the Wray's. They got in late last evening and were too late to get the camera, so I don't know what to do about it unless I go after it. Don't want the Perrys to know about our being in L - Mrs. Putney is still at Mary Hill's, and Mildred is looking for her husband to come any time. | ||
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Mrs. May Walden 420 West Bell Street Avon Park, Fla.
packet of letters with two or three poems in an envelop addressed in Uncle Geo's characteristic hand. Another packet of Miss Ingham's. My Wheaton check book - pass book I mean - a collection of early photos of the H.B. Thomases, etc. Have enough chicken left for tomorrow's dinner, green beans and did we give the Perry's any fruit juice? I can't recall that we did. I enclose her postal. With her own daughter to compare with you, I think she realizes how much she misses. Just called up the Wray's. They got in late last evening and were too late to get the camera, so I don't know what to do about it unless I go after it. Don't want the Perrys to know about our being in L - Mrs. Putney is still at Mary Hill's, and Mildred is looking for her husband to come any time.