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Letter from Madge Gates Wallace to Bess W. Truman

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Tues day morning
Mrs. D. W. Wallace
219 North Delaware
LIBRARY
Independence, Missouri
MATH
my dear Bess - -
you "Red
Letter Day" for me two good
letters from both of you ! how Decyoyed
there!- it was a dork gloomy day
with a furious march wind and I
read and re read Leve for company=
We are are well this morning and
hope all of you ade-
Well arent gace are proud of Morgie
dear?_ we onl:-
Hope one will seing for the alumnae,
Mas meeting Latiner is going to clase Le Ruidengerten
their week she has a goiter and the
Dr. says she must fueld infor for an open
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Wallace, Marian Christine, 1937-1984 Souter, Helen B., 1888-1979 Wallace, Natalie Ott, 1891-1960 Truman, Margaret (Mary Margaret), 1924-2008 Wallace, Christine Marion, 1908-1998 Wallace, David Frederick, 1934- Wallace, Frank Gates, 1887-1960

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