November 2, 1942
Dear
Thomas,
Well this is the evening before election. Tom came home early and we washed the
car and he is all ready for it tomorrow, I hope it comes out all right but if
it don’t we will get along all right anyway.
Well today was a sure pretty day and I think tomorrow will be nice too. It has
got a little cooler but that is all well Mrs. Reeve took her redo over to Mrs.
Smith so she could take care of it for her. Mr. Reeve joined the navy. I think
Mr. Mongre talked him into this, well Thomas the
party down at art creation Sunday they sure did have a crowd even Grover Jocks
was there. William Berk is going to take tonight over
Lorene. Well Thomas did you get Peggie Packe yet or did you get
Think of now the chickens are sure nice they are almost ready to lay they are sure nice and Red we have fed them three sacks
of laying mash so we can have chicken if we can’t have milk. Well I will close
for now, Mother and dad.