Recenber 26, 1941.

Mrs. Mary Allen Hamilton,
Anchorage, Kentuckys |

Dear Mary, Pete, Sonny, Joan and Libby:

sell ak Se gad Manchs 1 pominly cqueendannt
sweets sent to old man Phoggie. ife hed a lovely Christmas and
we thought of you many, many times. The photograph of the
mother and the children is wonderful, and of course thet hay-=
maker or the man making the shekels was not present, as is
usually tthe case. Sut we thought of that very necessary old
man who makes the woney so that the family may continue to —
exist and enjoy live under the most wonderful government in
all the world.

~ Sinks. Sineiae at eke es And to make
3% eomplote it would have keen necessary to have had your 7
entire family and dane and Hoot. We ate with Milton and en-
joyed the Christmas very much. Mrs. 5. Hi. Lindley took dinner
there and she seems to be recovering her complacency after her
terrific loss.

’ Again thanking you, and regretting thet I cannot

write this letter in Tengbend but desiring to thank you for
your thoughtfulness at a very early date, I am

Affectionately yours,

PCA:AH