Friday, May 16, 2014

An illustrated letter


March 5, 1932 - Clear and cold today.  Mailed a letter to Jane and Mom today.  Finished pasting pictures in my album.  Wrote an illustrated letter to Aunt Mildred this afternoon.  Played Rook and tried playing "Five-Hundred".
March 6, 1932 - Cold and windy today.  All except Mr. Walker went to Norfolk this afternoon to see Mrs. Ed Scheurick and the new baby.  Had a flat tire on the way home.  Played "Rook" and "500" this evening.
March 7, 1932 - Cold and windy today. Fire started this morning.  Got the play books, question books and a letter from Mayme today.  Wrote a letter to Helen Carr tonite.

As far as I can tell, an illustrated letter is just what it seems it should be -- a letter with drawings or other decorations to illustrate its content.  I would love to have seen what Grandma came up with.  First, horseback riding (something Nancy commented she never knew Grandma ever did), and now art.  Quite the multi-faceted young woman.

1 comment:

  1. Yeah, Mom always said she couldn't draw a stick man.

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