July 31, 1944.

Dear Hoot and Jane:

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Mother tells me that we can expect your pleasing and lovab
personalities at ow domicile sometime Friday or thereafter. I am
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if possible. Ani if the baggage compartment of the car is not ample
to carry the clubs, be sure to stick the shoes in.

We will have the balls, and if the clubs or shoes are not avail-
able then we will dig up a pair of tennis shoes, a pair of shorts, and
a T shirt. I am sure that Hoot will enjoy the exercise, and we will,
so far as possible, call off all of our appointments so that we can en-
gage the youmg man in the friendly game of pasture pool.

_ ‘We will leave it to the women folks to make arrangements for
the food, either at home or elsewhere.

So please be informed that we are delighted that you are
coming, and although we are supposed to have a full schedule at the
University, we will arrange it so that we will have a full schedule
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Anticipating your coming with great pleasure, I am

Affectionately yours,

ae Director of Physical Education,
FCA :AH , Varsity Basketball Coach.

Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mons,
934 Rolling Pass,
Glenview, Illinois.

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