Letters from Hazel to Friends and Neighbors, December 25, 1942-December 28, 1944
- Containers:
- 10.0050 - Box 1, Folder 019
- Scope and content:
The first letter is to Ruth Durrance of Brewster, FL, and talks about the shopping and her life in Washington, D.C. While in India, she sent a letter to a man named John, likely a friend from home as she thanks him for passing on gossip and discusses conditions in India and around the world. The third letter is to Allen "A.C." Middleton who was living in San Francisco, CA, at the time. The fourth letter is to Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Mayhall and Esther Mayhall of Lakeland, FL. She talks about music, her family, and people they know. Her fifth letter is addressed to John; she discusses issues in getting a club for GIs and politics. The sixth letter is to Mrs. N.H. Booth and Mrs. R. Black of Brewster, FL; she thanks them for a Christmas gift and briefly discusses the war.
Access and use
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- Location of this collection:
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