Ensign Delbert Campbell,

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Dear Del:

_ The Jayhawk Rebounds is on the way to you, and I have
written a letter to the business manager of the University Daily
Kansan enclosing your cheek for $3.00, which we filled out, for
the paper to be delivered to you if and when you can read it.

I was interested in the description of your activities and
I assure you it is stimalating to know that so many of our boys
like you have left the college halls and are definitely out on the
front doing real service for ow country. We are very proud of you
and we will long for the day when you will be back and we can go
‘over many of your harrowing experiences. It is always most inter-
esting to the people on the home front, I assure you. .

Nes. Hulteen is still with us and doing a splendid job. Her
husband is overseas somewhere but she has not heard since he started
the long trek. He ia in the Army postal service.

| We do not teach Commmity Recreation until the next semester
and I a not sure that we will then. I am teaching the course,
Theory and Practice of Athletio Training at the present time, so we
will have to wait until next semester to see what prospects we have
a commmity recreation class. We would be delighted, of course,
to have you and Buescher take care of ow dancing, but Buessher did
a dance Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Congregational Church
with ada K. Kirehoff as his partner for life.

I was at the wedding and Sparky McSpadden was one of the ushers.
did not kiss the bride. I do not know why - I imagine John's
ess and reticence had something to do with it. However, when he
marched out with her after the wedding he glanced over and winked at
me, so John retains some of his clever self, anyhow. They had a re-
ception out in front of the church and as I walked out I shook hands
and congratulated them, and Ada K. said, "Well, aren't you going to
kiss me?" And I said, “Surely", but I saw that long line and thought
that if everybody did likewise she would be a much kissed maiden -
or should I say married woman, because there were over four hundred
in the church. ng Tas :

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