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[[IMAGE North Haven Maine]] Aug 7th 1932 [[smear]]
[[IMAGE NORTH HAVEN MAINE]] Aug 7th 1932 [[smear]]
My dear Helen, Your letter written on June 21st the “Golden Day” diserves a more speedy answer - I was glad to hear all your news - although it - was not - all good news, but -some of it was : that your fellow [[unclear]] - the German [[overwritten unclear - Athise]] - had been with you and had admired Paula’s work and had encouraged you both - That - artuinly was good . And hope by now you have been able to move to the  
My dear Helen, Your letter written on June 21st the “Golden Day” diserves a more speedy answer - I was glad to hear all your news - although it - was not - all good news, but -some of it was : that your fellow [[unclear]] - the German [[unclear overwritten]] - had been with you and had admired Paula’s work and had encouraged you both - That - certainly was good. And I hope by now you have been able to move to the  
 
My best love to you both from Emily Daland. I will add that Dudley and Deborah
My best love to you both. from Emily Daland
 
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I will add that Dudley and Deborah were quite a feature at the party and made a very charming couple being presented as the  Bride and groom
My wedding dress does not show in the picture which was white

Revision as of 04:14, 5 January 2020

IMAGE NORTH HAVEN MAINE Aug 7th 1932 smear My dear Helen, Your letter written on June 21st the “Golden Day” diserves a more speedy answer - I was glad to hear all your news - although it - was not - all good news, but -some of it was : that your fellow unclear - the German unclear overwritten - had been with you and had admired Paula’s work and had encouraged you both - That - certainly was good. And I hope by now you have been able to move to the My best love to you both from Emily Daland. I will add that Dudley and Deborah