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Letter from Bess W. Truman to Margaret Truman

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219 NORTH delaware
independeNce, missouri
Dear Marg-
I know you are not
too disappointed that you are
serual days delayed in sailing.
shope it means that you had
time to qrt to Reseral the cities to.
you ment expecting togo along
There,Thing is going
about the same here. M are
all going enough. tonight
if it stop raining long Inking
Lamoron night Cr 7 are
if they Can gt They the rater n
the n going home sat. (expept R) Kausas.
tru trelse to Aming tono and

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King, Linda Wallace, Christine Marion, 1908-1998 Wallace, May (Mary Frances), 1894- Wallace, Fred, 1900-1957

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Bess W. Truman Papers