October 18, 1941

Kansas City, Kansas

Dear Mrs. Haynes,

I wish to extend my very humble apologies for encroaching upon
your time to the extent that I did this past week. I am the

only guy that can come for a visit and stay all day and part of
the next morning. That's the limit for any galoot. But 1 know
that I did enjoy myself so in visiting with you people that it
was difficult for me to tear myself away, I'm so fond of people
that can speak the English language without any puteon, A man

. like your husband who does big things but who is not impressed
-with his greatness is a fellow after my own heart. It was ey
goad te ase you set Eee ay

Friday morning I sew Lacey, Jr. at the pep rally and he telé me

| that he had called up his home and had had a nice visit with you.

He had learned that I was the longest distanced visitor that the
Haynes* had had for quite some time. He's doing splendidly here

at the University. te's enjoying himself as well as sticking at

the job and doing good work. I can see him maturing very oo
He has a cood social eguilibriun,

I will pay you people a call the next time I am winltig through
town, but I promise to leave the same day that I come.

With all good wishes I an
Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation
FCA/pg a Varsity Basketball Coach
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