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Conger Reynolds correspondence, 1917
1917-12-30 Daphne Reynolds to Emily Reynolds Page 1
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PM 12-30-1917 Dear Mother Reynolds: - I am going to write for both of us, if you don't mind, because Conger has an unusual amount of studying to do this evening. I am making him get it done before he has any dinner, and as we are both starved he is making good progress. He is kept so busy that it wouldn't do to leave anything undone and let the work pile up. He wants me to tell you that he will write to you all very soon. It is so sweet of your to accept
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PM 12-30-1917 Dear Mother Reynolds: - I am going to write for both of us, if you don't mind, because Conger has an unusual amount of studying to do this evening. I am making him get it done before he has any dinner, and as we are both starved he is making good progress. He is kept so busy that it wouldn't do to leave anything undone and let the work pile up. He wants me to tell you that he will write to you all very soon. It is so sweet of your to accept
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