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Laura Davis letters to her husband Lloyd Davis, April-December 1943

1943-04-04 Laura Davis to Lloyd Davis Page 1

Dearest,
A pretty Sunday but lots of wind. Went to church and then took Kath. Montague out to dinner. She couldn't see Cruie (??) at Camp today so she came up here instead. We had a nice visit. // Then I went to Jack's trust Kath. and I took some pictures but it was so windy. Then Leone, Jack, I took a few more - went to the farm too to see if we could get any with a background you would like to see. If they are any good I'll mail you a few prints. I wanted to do something for you that you might get to enjoy. // Had a lunch at Leone's then after we came back to town. Uncle Carl can't say hateful enough things about Doris now. As if their dear Bobby was an angel. I think one person can't make a bad bargain all by him (her) self. Got my wallpaper from Lakers. I think you'll like it. He bought for us the pattern I had selected. // I dreamed this morning about you. It was the first time and it was nice. I don't know just what was going on, but things were pleasant and you were talking to me about some of your ideas. I guess you were telling me your ideas on religion and I was thinking how good they were. I will close now by telling you again I love my laddie.
Love, Laura [smiley face]

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Dearest, A pretty Sunday but lots of wind. Went to church and then took Kath. Montague out to dinner. She couldn't see Cruie (??) at Camp today so she came up here instead. We had a nice visit. // Then I went to Jack's trust Kath. and I took some pictures but it was so windy. Then Leone, Jack, I took a few more - went to the farm too to see if we could get any with a background you would like to see. If they are any good I'll mail you a few prints. I wanted to do something for you that you might get to enjoy. // Had a lunch at Leone's then after we came back to town. Uncle Carl can't say hateful enough things about Doris now. As if their dear Bobby was an angel. I think one person can't make a bad bargain all by him (her) self. Got my wallpaper from Lakers. I think you'll like it. He bought for us the pattern I had selected. // I dreamed this morning about you. It was the first time and it was nice. I don't know just what was going on, but things were pleasant and you were talking to me about some of your ideas. I guess you were telling me your ideas on religion and I was thinking how good they were. I will close now by telling you again I love my laddie. Love, Laura [smiley face]