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Title
Letter from Bobby Johnston to Warren [Letter 316]
Subject
- Correspondence
- World War, 1939-1945.
- World War, 1939-1945--Women.
Description
256 May 10 - Thursday -9:30 P.M. My Dearly Beloved: No mail today, and not much to write about either. The sun has been out again tho, and this afternoon Gerry and Dickie stopped by for us on their way to town. I got the beginnings of another box for you. Also ordered an unpainted Mexican chair for Wendy's birthday. I'm going to paint it pale, soft pink, and then put her name on it. Or maybe white with the name in pink. In their letter this morning M said she was going to phone AJ about some text books. He's a trustee or something for that Orphanage - the one that was responsible for me going to the [pg 2] Opera the night we didn't want to. I wrote and told her to nevermind, as I thought you probably had enough of a miscellaneous collection by now - And I don't want to feel obligated for anything. Its late, but I feel awfully restless - guess I'll walk down to the P.O. This is a poor excuse for a letter - sorry sweety - will do better for you tomorrow. Love you terribly much- Bobby
Publisher
Wilson College, C. Elizabeth Boyd '33 Archives.
Source
Eunice Carpen Johnston (1942) Correspondence Collection (HC-10.28)
Rights
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