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John N. Calhoun family letters, February 1941-April 1945

1943-01-07 Page 2

enough of younger people. I will take good care of her. 
Carol and I went out & shoveled the walks & put the car away. I didn't have very much trouble getting it in. 
I will take Carol & Cliff to dancing school & then work the rest of the evening. I don't know when Ruth will be home. I am going to stop worring about her. If she quits o.k. Then I will try to get someone & if I can't I will just quit & come home myself. I will skimp & stretch the food until we will get along. Have had a couple calls about the apartment, but no one to look at it yet. 
Honey, I did enjoy having you here so much, even if I was worried to death all the time. Hope you will forgive me. I think it is swell you go your appt. to J.A.G. and know you will go up the ladder now. I am proud of you dearie. Must close now and go work in the basement a little. Will write later. Oh yes! You left your razor sharpener. Do you want me to send it. Take good care of your cold. Hugs & Kisses, Mommie.

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enough of younger people. I will take good care of her. Carol and I went out & shoveled the walks & put the car away. I didn't have very much trouble getting it in. I will take Carol & Cliff to dancing school & then work the rest of the evening. I don't know when Ruth will be home. I am going to stop worring about her. If she quits o.k. Then I will try to get someone & if I can't I will just quit & come home myself. I will skimp & stretch the food until we will get along. Have had a couple calls about the apartment, but no one to look at it yet. Honey, I did enjoy having you here so much, even if I was worried to death all the time. Hope you will forgive me. I think it is swell you go your appt. to J.A.G. and know you will go up the ladder now. I am proud of you dearie. Must close now and go work in the basement a little. Will write later. Oh yes! You left your razor sharpener. Do you want me to send it. Take good care of your cold. Hugs & Kisses, Mommie.