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Laura Davis letters from friends and family, 1943

1943-02-28 Susie Hutchison to Laura Frances Davis Page 2

to send Mildred too. Well, if I thought Mildred would be able to be content there for 6 or 8 weeks I would see if something couldn't be done about the affording. Do you think she could take it? She rather wants to go - has the idea it would come under the heading of useful war work. Of course the two of them might be company for each other.
Bess says their enrollment is dropping off and she is anticipating having to get other employment say by Fall. I am not doing anything about getting another job, although our enrollment is dropping quite steadily. However, a good secretary these days can pick up a job between morning & noon so I am not worrying in advance. 
Aunt Bess expects to go out home this weeks. Cora is not well yet but she is better.
Had a letter from Maurice the last of January. He is O.K. Am enclosing a snapshot of him Aunt Bess sent. I have another. 
Much love to you,
S.H.
Hope you are well. Am O.K.

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to send Mildred too. Well, if I thought Mildred would be able to be content there for 6 or 8 weeks I would see if something couldn't be done about the affording. Do you think she could take it? She rather wants to go - has the idea it would come under the heading of useful war work. Of course the two of them might be company for each other. Bess says their enrollment is dropping off and she is anticipating having to get other employment say by Fall. I am not doing anything about getting another job, although our enrollment is dropping quite steadily. However, a good secretary these days can pick up a job between morning & noon so I am not worrying in advance. Aunt Bess expects to go out home this weeks. Cora is not well yet but she is better. Had a letter from Maurice the last of January. He is O.K. Am enclosing a snapshot of him Aunt Bess sent. I have another. Much love to you, S.H. Hope you are well. Am O.K.