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(seq. 36)
Why can't your present students have a voice in what's happening? If anyone knows condition, it is they.
Thru the knowledge and understanding I gained from you I can to-day say, I have a lovely home and respectable husband and I am the Member of the Ladies of the Ground Army and Women's Relief Corp.
P.S. I am an active member & enjoy every minute of my work. May God Bless you & help you keep up the grand work you have done in the past. Your Students need you Good Luck.
Most Respectfully
Inez Cotter
(seq. 37)
P.S. I hope these few lines may be of some help in some way of course we must take into consideration my husband has a reliable position and I wouldn't want to do anything to embarras him in anyway.
Thinking of you, If you ever get down my way, drop in.
Most Respectfully
Inez Cotter Kimball
Phone Peabody 2441 J.
(seq. 38)
April 1, 1949
Mrs. Inez C. Kimball 29 Griffin Road Peabody, Mass.
Dear Inez,
Thank you for your kind and thoughtful letter. I welcome hearing from you at any time, and especially appreciated your writing to me during the difficulties of the past few months.
The outcome of events has great meaning not only for the immediate present but for the future, as so many people are now aware that legislative reforms are necessary to enable us to go on with our work here at Framingham.
I am so glad to hear you are well and happy and send my very best wishes to you.
Sincerely yours,
Miriam Van Waters
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Mrs. Van Waters
Every since I came from the Hospital I have been going to write and tell you how Happy you made me while in Hospital. The flowers were so very pretty. May I say "thank you" for them. I am working, still I don't seem to gain my strength I think. The season of the year has something to do with it:
I think of you so many many times and know just how hard its going to be for you.
I will be so Happy when Dr Van Waters returns back to us. We all miss her, and I know of course that you do.
