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Evelyn Burton letters to Carroll Steinbeck, December 1945-April 1946

1946-01-07 Evelyn Burton to Carroll Steinbeck Page 3

Sun. Mom and I went to [Bridgess?] for dinner. Spent the P.M. until 5:00 knitting. Buzzed home and then [Steamer?] came up and I went to Rubio. Is Karen ever growing. And she's so sweet. She was so tired she could hardly eat her supper. And Lady is so jealous. Your Mother popped corn and we spent most of the evening just talking. They're really [tops?] honey. And so is Margaret. We kept wondering what time it was where you and Ken were and wishing so much you could be there too. Your Mother has the dresser set done and has sent for the pillow cases. It is really a darling set. She sent some pop corn back with me and I bro't my hot plate so now we can pop corn at the cottage. Ray Maurer called me up and he and I had quite a chat over the phone. He seems real good and said to tell you hi! He and Daniel are going to

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Sun. Mom and I went to [Bridgess?] for dinner. Spent the P.M. until 5:00 knitting. Buzzed home and then [Steamer?] came up and I went to Rubio. Is Karen ever growing. And she's so sweet. She was so tired she could hardly eat her supper. And Lady is so jealous. Your Mother popped corn and we spent most of the evening just talking. They're really [tops?] honey. And so is Margaret. We kept wondering what time it was where you and Ken were and wishing so much you could be there too. Your Mother has the dresser set done and has sent for the pillow cases. It is really a darling set. She sent some pop corn back with me and I bro't my hot plate so now we can pop corn at the cottage. Ray Maurer called me up and he and I had quite a chat over the phone. He seems real good and said to tell you hi! He and Daniel are going to