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STANDARD FORM NO. 14A
APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT
FROM
MARCH 10, 1926
The White House
Mashington
36
TELEGRAM
May 31 1939
OFFICIAL BUSINESS-GOVERNMENT RATES
NIGHT LETTER
OPO
16-6481
this
Carrye L. Johnson
Manchester Georgia
It gives me great pleasure to send hearty greetings on
SWU
your wedding day with best wishes that you and the lucky man
who is to become your husband may have a long and happy married
life.
MR
FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT
PPF6016
ME 518P 5
STANDARD FORM No. 14A
APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT
FROM
MARCH 10, 1926
file May 31 1939
The White House
Washington
TELEGRAM
OFFICIAL BUSINESS-GOVERNMENT RATES
P.P.F.
NIGHT LETTER
16-6481
thiss Carrye L. Johnson #
6016
Manchester Georgia
It gives me great pleasure to send hearty greetings on
your wedding day with best wishes that you and the lucky man
who is to become your husband may have a long and happy married
life.
FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT
Mr. and Mrs.Isaac Newton Johnson
+
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Carrye Leonora
to
Doctor Robert U. Cooper
on Thursday evening, the first of June
at eight o'clock
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Manchester, Georgia
Reception
immediately after the ceremony
Community Hall
At Home
after the first of August
Thirty-one fifty Pennsylvania Avenue, S.E.
Washington, D.C.
Manchester, Ga.,
may 27, 1939.
a
Miss margaret Lehand
on
Dear miss Lehand, M
Washington, D.C.
How
Hill you see
personally that President
or Mrs. Roosevelt receive
wedding? I sent one to
this invitation to my
them about two weeks
ago, but Judge Revel of
Greenville, Ga. advised
me to send another for
you to deliver personally.
I am sure the
President remembers
for him and been
me as d have sung
on various programs
mith him here in
Georgia the last time d
tacked with him was
Easter as the Warm Springs
Joundation Chapel where
service He talked with
I song at the morning
my france at that time,
also with my father.
Thanking you for
your hindness inattending
to this for me.
I am
Sincerely
Carrye L. Johnson
x Invitation Manchester, Ga
and not rAi
P.P.F.
6016
come file
February 22, 1943
Dear Mrs. Cooper:
Please accept the President's thanks
for your letter of February tenth. He was
delighted to hear of the arrival of Carrye
Elizabeth Cooper, and sends his hearty good
wishes to all of the family.
Very sincerely yours,
WILLIAM D. HASSETT
Mrs. Robert U. Cooper, #
3150 Pennsylvania Avenue, S. E.,
Washington, D. C.
wdh-mms
Providence Hospital,
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. Roosevelt: Culip 2/22/43 mms
February 10,1943.
Do you re
member an English teacher by
the name of Carrye Johnson
in the manchester, Georgia high
school who use to have the
pleasure and privilege of XPP7100
singing on various programs
with you and for you in Georgia
mainly in Meriveather County?
The first time, d recall
singing as a youngster "East-side,
"trest-side" when you were in
manchester campaigning for
'al Smith'. Then later as a
young lady, different civic
clubs (especially Kiwanis) gave
me the honor of singing in
Columbus, newnon, Manchester,
Harm Springs, Greenville and for
the White House Cress banquets
and on other occasions.
The last time, d talked with
you was one Easter Sunday of 1939
when d sang two solos at the
Warm Springs Foundation Chapel.
mother and Dad gave the
announcement party of my
engagement to Doctor Cooper
on Good Friday night at
the manchester Community Hall
and the following Sunday we
attended your Casterservices
at the "Little Chapel. you talked
with my family some, and
asked Doctor Cooper and me
to visit you when we returned
from our Hawaiian honey moon
2
O.h, yes, you said to see Bill
Haskell and getin touch with
you thru him. The 've never
availed ourselves of your kind
hospitality. I'm well aware
of the fact that you are far
too busy to give us any of
your time at all, "for the duration,
but d just must give you a
"little report"of myself since
last d saw you.
Since our wedding on
June /, 1939 God has blessed
us with three little angels.
Two boys, and a little girl
four days old. The are so
divinely happy, d just
wanted you to know about
it. I'm enclosing you the and
little announcement we "worked
up" for our babies.
needless to say, d haven't done
any singing, except "luldabies"
since my marriage. However,
if Ican become established
as an entertainer enough to
cheer the strained and sad
dened hearts around us, d
hope to resume my singing
as soon as my health per-
mits.
Besides investing more
than 10% of ourincome in
war bonds, we asked our
relatives to send war stamps
instead of baby gifts to our
babies; so they all three have
war bonds of their own,
us
d do hope you are holding
up well as you so wonder-
fully perform your duties
under such a terrific
strain. It is my fervent
prayer that your noble
efforts will soon be re-
warded by the realization
of your (and our) dreams come
true in this horrible world
situation Theire all backing
you!
Sincerely,
Carrye, Johnson Cooper.
Mrs. Robt. U. Cooper
per Special nurse