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Laura Davis letters to her husband Lloyd Davis, January-March 1943

1943-01-28 Laura Davis to Lloyd Davis Page 2

company. She got started showing us (new to me, old to Alberta) family picture Grandfather Davis, baby Minnie etc. and she told of the old times. I'm glad we have had each other. no matter what happens neither of us will have as much emptiness if one of us has to be alone in old age. Don't you too think we'll be better off with our good memories?
At the office
I didn't get this finished. I have been home to bring down the Plymouth as I have no car this afternoon. There was a nice long letter from Bess Henderson. They've finished three months of married life and are feeling satisfied over it. Bess is thoughtful and we have lots of ideas to share with each other. You know she is my oldest and best college friend and I don't think our friendship will ever wear out as we are a lot alike and we can

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company. She got started showing us (new to me, old to Alberta) family picture Grandfather Davis, baby Minnie etc. and she told of the old times. I'm glad we have had each other. no matter what happens neither of us will have as much emptiness if one of us has to be alone in old age. Don't you too think we'll be better off with our good memories? At the office I didn't get this finished. I have been home to bring down the Plymouth as I have no car this afternoon. There was a nice long letter from Bess Henderson. They've finished three months of married life and are feeling satisfied over it. Bess is thoughtful and we have lots of ideas to share with each other. You know she is my oldest and best college friend and I don't think our friendship will ever wear out as we are a lot alike and we can