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Helen Fox Angell letters to Bess Peebles Fox, May-July 1944

1944-05-24 Helen Angell to Mrs. Bess Peebles Page 2

half to this shop to sell.  The proprietor was very glad to hear hat you got yours safely and liked it.
I'm going to try sending you a post card with this letter.  If it is successful, I'll send some more of my favorites.  Maybe you'll recognize places I talked about bicycling to.  The cliff in this first card is where we fed the sea gulls.  The whole vicinity is heavenly, and I want to go back.
Elaine Hervert? (Iowa City) brought me a whole bunch of Press Citizens and I'm going to pass them on.  Ted wants them, J. says.  
I have a stand-in where it does the most good and can go over for a steak or for ice cream whenever I want to late at night.
It is nice and warm today, and my (funny?) garden is up.  Tommy's garden, which is next to it, has a rock garden in the center and corn around it.  Mine isn't quite that funny.
My English friend called me and is going to call for a date sometime in a few days.  
I sent home an extra hundred dollars today, by means of the army.  It should get there in about three weeks.  I was just getting weighted down with cash, strange to say.
Love
Helen

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half to this shop to sell. The proprietor was very glad to hear hat you got yours safely and liked it. I'm going to try sending you a post card with this letter. If it is successful, I'll send some more of my favorites. Maybe you'll recognize places I talked about bicycling to. The cliff in this first card is where we fed the sea gulls. The whole vicinity is heavenly, and I want to go back. Elaine Hervert? (Iowa City) brought me a whole bunch of Press Citizens and I'm going to pass them on. Ted wants them, J. says. I have a stand-in where it does the most good and can go over for a steak or for ice cream whenever I want to late at night. It is nice and warm today, and my (funny?) garden is up. Tommy's garden, which is next to it, has a rock garden in the center and corn around it. Mine isn't quite that funny. My English friend called me and is going to call for a date sometime in a few days. I sent home an extra hundred dollars today, by means of the army. It should get there in about three weeks. I was just getting weighted down with cash, strange to say. Love Helen