Letter from Elizabeth Emery Gates to Madge Gates Wallace

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In this letter to her daughter, Elizabeth E. Gates writes about getting a silver cup as a gift for her as-yet-unnamed great-granddaughter, Margaret Truman.

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ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
CHARLES A. SCHLOTTER,
MANAGER
RUMAN
ANTLERS MOTEL
of
SPRINGS
ADMIN
US
comment
IN
THE CENTER OF THE CITY AND SURROUNDED BY 15 ACRES OF GARDENS AND PARK. OPEN ALL THE YEAR
my very Dear Daughter
Micelage, I know for
per more than happy with
Bessie and the clear lettless
little Daughter doing
(Dear swell. I was so hometopy
to this morning
so receive four good and
letter you so much Remen- for
your thank beatiful Birthistay newest theat I
brance. when Daughter my named, silver
is
want I think of her to great
Grand to give her a a
both mother and Daughter
deal, cup., and something see

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Gates, Frank E., 1871-1925 Truman, Bess Wallace, 1885-1982 Truman, Margaret (Mary Margaret), 1924-2008 Children of presidents Infants

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