March 20, 1938
My dear boy,
Sunday afternoon. Conference is over, but I didn’t go. Have
been a little under the weather, but Dr. Pyoth will take care of me just fine.
Well, it was Sunday & I thot I would hurry & write
right then, but my good intentions fell thro. Guess I am lazy. Am feeling very
much better now.
I had so many things I wanted to tell you but I expect your
father told you some of them. Have felt so badly since Sun. to think I was not
able to have Burdett’s & Fraziers up for dinner. They are always so nice to
me. Sis. Burdett came up to see me between meetings and Clara and Glenn came up
after meeting. I asked Clara if she heard from you, and she looked rather
wistful as she said “Not very often.” Shame on you. Such a lovely girl too. And
say, does Glenn treat his sister about right. He is a fine fellow. His mission
has improved him. You know he is grown up.
John Morgan, Percy Harold, Maeser Morgan Rex
We haven’t had a letter for two weeks now. Whatever is the delay? We received an invitation to the Brazilian mission reunion next Sat., but I think we shall wait until you come home. We have Winnie graduating soon & I have been such an expense with capsules money is at a premium.
Daddy has gone to feed to be back in time to work at the
court house. He makes 4$ a day there. The boys are doing the chores.
Such a dark & dreary day. But think winter is behind us.
How glad I am.
Well, dearie, I must close.
Morgan’s father asked him if it didn’t give him a thrill to
hear his big brother’s name read out in the Brazilian mission. We decided it
gave Morg’s father a bigger one.
Love & kisses from all
Lovingly Mother
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