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Letter from Madge Gates Wallace to Bess W. Truman

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Aunday noon-
IRUMAN NARA
Dear Bess
I was 20 glad to have your
telegram, yesterday itmode
The free you are were a litte neaver
have and of cause, youwere, do please Leet
a cause long the may day you laud yet in Nashington.
to
come
I
you will, motone to torry for any rea_
son- will you?
he ane expecting 7.8 C. and the children
terday at noon. paying just learing
toright - Deat me a talegram yes-
see you Kauar and my Pt" (Quiday.)
tod my decise of Lawe, today notatie
asked me down the again.- Lut, serve
had Thee durin, with them, the past
week_ Do, I cook act or, raines, "fiiled"
my own today- so glad you are

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Sermon, Roger T., 1891-1950 Wallace, May (Mary Frances), 1894- Wallace, Fred, 1900-1957 Wallace, Christine Marion, 1908-1998 Wallace, Frank Gates, 1887-1960 Wallace, Natalie Ott, 1891-1960 Wallace, George Porterfield, 1892-1963 Peters, Lucy, 1887-1989

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Bess W. Truman Papers