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John N. Calhoun family letters, May 1942 - February 1943

1942-05-28 Page 2

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anything about me coming until that day she was down. I haven't bought a gift yet. It has really been hot here today. It was 83. We nearly roasted whenever we turned the fan out. We do have the most chageably weather. Well the room is still vacant and probably will be. Not even a call, [don't?] it the limit? Just when we need the money so badly. I shall plan to distant out on [Sun?] May 7th if I can possibly make it and if not will come Monday for sure. Kids are fine and counting the days until we will be on our way. You didn't enclose the letter from Mayor Beal, you must have forgotten it. Do you think you would like Chip Forrest? How far would be that? Honey I must get to bed, so will ring off. Goodnight Love and kisses Dorothea and kids
 
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