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Conger Reynolds correspondence, May 1918
1918-05-10 Daphne Reynolds to Conger Reynolds Page 9
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absolutely acts like a maniac like his wife suggests that she'd like to become a Red Cross patch. Will you change your mind, sistah? Will you, tonight? (Good evangelical stuff!!!) Tomorrow evening I play at a Liberty Loan "benefit" at Rich Hill. A Mrs. Gench, one of Mama's pupils, is giving the concert & I've just a special, see? That woman certainly is a wonder, and I'm very proud of Muttie's work with her. Hazel says she'll write to you as soon as her recital is over. I'll probably write again sometime. I don't mind saying I love you more all the time, in spite of what you said to Mr. Frierson. A mile long kiss -- Daphne
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absolutely acts like a maniac like his wife suggests that she'd like to become a Red Cross patch. Will you change your mind, sistah? Will you, tonight? (Good evangelical stuff!!!) Tomorrow evening I play at a Liberty Loan "benefit" at Rich Hill. A Mrs. Gench, one of Mama's pupils, is giving the concert & I've just a special, see? That woman certainly is a wonder, and I'm very proud of Muttie's work with her. Hazel says she'll write to you as soon as her recital is over. I'll probably write again sometime. I don't mind saying I love you more all the time, in spite of what you said to Mr. Frierson. A mile long kiss -- Daphne
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