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John N. Calhoun family letters, May 1942 - February 1943

1942-05-07 Page 2

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only owe them $15.00 Isn't that grand? It really stays very cold. I do wish it would warm up some. It surely will pretty soon. I guess we haven't had any frost yet. I had a very busy day today. Gave Veda Wolfe & Mary Hippe both permanents & have another one too. Mary had some pictures & some Irish linen hankies Al had sent her. She was all excited about it all. We are losing the man in the back bed room this Sat. His work is through. He was a very nice fellow to have around. I guess I will have to advertise again. It seems like that is all I do. I guess they are making people come down on the rent now too. What shall I do about it? No one has been here yet. Veda said today a lady was at their house checking up. I have never done anything more about the Montgomery bill. They don't send anymore statements. I guess they were afraid of you all right. Well dear, I surely can't stay awake another minute. So Goodnight. Love & Kisses Dorothea & Kiddies
 
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