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Letter from Natalie Wallace to Bess W. Truman

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Dear Bus.
Sunday am.
Its 8:20 and mother and O
have had not break not - Fronk is still
sleying I think he must he sick.
Wull Itlas nice likeing to you and marg.
maj came out to dennin and oached
call mns word early in the a.m.
may and george to come am for desertand
coffee - The desent was mary's chocolate
I ce -cream that was befenning to losects
colu and taste and as there was not 000
much left decided that it should he used
up.
shirt in that good droking birn Ruit! I
say us that Padis coming dun use
when "who you get home you are sorry to
wonder where she gets her clothes! 2flere
facket Prako as nice when finished as t
did when my L filled it I'm in luck.
mather package came yesterday afta

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Strickler, Thomas J., 1883-1958 Wallace, George Porterfield, 1892-1963 Wallace, May (Mary Frances), 1894- Wallace, Madge Gates, 1862-1952

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Bess W. Truman Papers