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Title
Letter from Warren Johnston to Bobby [Letter 137]
Subject
- Correspondence
- World War, 1939-1945.
- World War, 1939-1945--Women.
Description
#90 Tues. 2 Jan 1945 8 am My darling, Yesterday, after what seemed a long lapse without any personal mail I received three good letters from you - one of them about the most welcome and morale-building word I've had from you yet. As luck would have it, it came when I was feeling particularly lonely, even though I had plenty to occupy me and had lots of people around. I'll answer your letters later - meanwhile, thanks for the pretty pansy and the clipping about Gladys Johnston's son. It must have startled you a little to see the name in print like that! Charlie remarked last night that he wasn't sure whether Helen would be able to make the trip as she was considering not giving up her job after all - or something like that. I hope it turns out to be untrue. At any rate I'm awfully glad about Marge - sounds like an especially nice person. Write me more about her. Yesterday was a busy day for the Gooks. A pageant at the school lasting three hours in the morning and another two in the afternoon drew large crowds-and a movie in the evening, the first time one has been put on for them, several times larger. I'll describe the day in more detail in my next letter. I love you so much, darling, and miss you more and more. I know that I can take it as long as it's necessary, but my whole being rebels against the situation and I never want to be separated from you again. Warren
Publisher
Wilson College, C. Elizabeth Boyd '33 Archives.
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C. Elizabeth Boyd '33 Archives at Wilson College
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