Novenber 1, 1937.

hip, Db, G, Hamilton,
Hamilton “holesele Drug ©o.,
18th and “yaendotte, —
Kansas City, Mo.

Dear lir, Hamilton:

L want to thank you very much for your
kindness to me when I stopped by the other evening. ‘rs,
Allen was waiting out in the car for me, and when I re-
turned I was under the impression that she, being in an
unfavorable parking area, would not want to wait for me
to accept your kindness in sitting at the feuntain for a
drink. ; |

When 1 told her that you were in there
she said, “Well, I wanted an ice cream soda myself", so
we turned around at the next block and came back to see
you, but the young lady said you had just gone down the
street. We must have missed you only by a minute.

lips, Allen had a letter from Mary tell-
ing all about the family, and she wanted you to see it.
it was a beautifully written letter and gave in full de-
tail all the activities of the family.

I desired to explain my abruptnees in
hurrying in and hurrying out, and was sorry to have
missed you after we returned,

With every good wish, I am.

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education, |