Dear Dad, Mother, and Jocie,
I just received your letters today-they were readdressed from Santa Anna-I hope someone gets this letter-seeing you are on the road, Dad, and Mother is up north. I had a chance to take some pictures Sunday so I shot up a whole roll of 36 pictures. I’m sending you a few of the better ones now. I certainly hope you like them-I feel pretty bad about not sending some snaps any sooner but, believe me, it’s pretty hard to find time.
Say Dad, I am sending Thelma all of the negatives with instructions to have two prints made of each. I am sending the negatives to Thelma because seeing you will probably be out on the road when this letter arrives Thelma can have them printed for you when you get back.
Gosh! I’m sorry to hear that darling mother is feeling tough-that darn hayfever!!! I think the trip up north will do her loads of good.
Say dad, about that insurance, our $10,000 insurance policy can be converted after the war so I think it’s a darn good thing to hang onto-don’t you?
I hope you like these pictures when Thelma has the whole bunch developed there will be many more.
Loads of love,
Jim