CAPT_HARRY M. Wilson Mrs. S.C. Wilson

Q.M.C. Blue Ridge Sanatorium

A.P.O. 886 of Postmaster Charlottesville, Va

New York- N.Y. June 5^th 1943_ U.S.A.

Dearest Hal- I read your letter yesterday written May 26^th and Eliz sent me one of May 10^th I read one from Billy today- he said he had gotten two from you but they were rather old- he says his chances of seeing you are less than they were. He has changed his location etc., and has not had any mail for a month. His address now is Co A 7^th Bn- Apo 761- He says he has seen some very beautiful country, almost surpassing Virginia if that were possible. The difference is that the hills are rocky crags with lots of springs and waterfalls but the valleys are very green and fertile.

I hadn’t heard from you for so long I was wondering if your address had changed. Summer has hit this porch now and we are sweltering at 95° the last few days. Last night was very pleasant but the night before I had to move my fan a good part of the night and I kept thinking of you and of how much warmer you probably were. Eliz wrote me that Ruth McClung had lost her husband May 12^th. He had angina. Florence Huse has sold her house and gotten some rooms with her friend Nuss Bessie gold. I would love to be able to leave here but as long as I keep having “flare ups” I’m afraid to. I really am better though and am hoping. That was an interesting letter you wrote so, you don’t write them often. I guess you are kept busy.

Much love to you.

Mother