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913 Rhode Island Avenue
Northwest,
Washington, D.C.
April 25, 1930
Yours recieved a few days ago and, of course, glad to hear from you. Do you mean you are losing all the property you own? I hope not. What have you left now? Why are they foreclosing on you— on the account of the laundry? In fact. Am really sorry, but brace up, dont give up, keeping on fighting.
Well, I have had ten days holiday for Easter and I'm just tired now today as I was the day I came out of school.
Have just finished embroidering a lace bedspread for a bride, and on Easter Sunday, Sunday,
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summer? I don't know where or if I shall leave town or not. One time I thought I might I might run down there in August and leave the last part of the month, staying about two or three weeks. Then I didn't know whether you would be there or not. So I have not decided what I shall do.
Don't particularly care for Chicago. Mrs. Mann is not a bit well, just dragging along. So much sickness up here. Now, old girl, you promised to write real often, so let me hear from you soon. Tell me all the news. Very cold here now.
Give my love to all Jax, and write soon to
yours lovingly,
Annie
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I gave this pageant. It was just beautiful, and I recieved so many favorable comments on it. Wish you could have seen it.
Say, I have met Mr. Phan of Miami, and I know he is a big flirt. A relative of his is a friend of mine. Have you seen Mrs. Bryce since she reached Jax with Mrs. Hart? The old man led her a dance. Would not have anybody to wait on him but her. Would not allow a nurse to light in the house. I know she must be tired out for he was sick quite a while. Did you have nice services on Easter Sunday in your church? Tell J.E. I am almost dead but not quite. A card would be
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appreciated.
What is J.G. Ross doing with himself? Still criticizing people? The other fellow, and Perkins, what is he doing? I judge the Church Street folks are much broken up now over the sudden death in their family.
Did Professor Collier tell you I sent you and Miss Felder $2.00 each on your cards for this school? You see, you, Miss Felder and Professor each sent me a card, so I gave each one of you $2.00 a piece in them. They too strong, so many of them. I gave in all $6. Received a note of thanks from Professor a day or two ago thanking me for the same.
Are you going away this
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Added in top margine: For Eartha, from Annie
Program
The Resurrection
An Easter service written from the Bible, arranged in dramatic form
Scenes
- Prelude:The Crucifixion
- I.
- The Audience Chamber of Pontius Pilate
- II. The Guard at the Sepulchre
- III. The Women at the Sepulchre
- IV. The Disciples at the Sepulchre
- V. Tableau: Finale
- Added between lines: A lighted cross — just beautiful
- Doxology,
Benediction
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Program
The Resurrection
An Easter service written from the Bible, arranged in dramatic form
Scenes
- Prelude:The Crucifixion
- I. The Audience Chamber of Pontius Pilate
- II. The Guard at the Sepulchre
- III. The Women at the Sepulchre
- IV. The Disciples at the Sepulchre
- V. Tableau:
- Finale
- Added in bottom margine: A lighted cross — just beautiful
- Doxology,
Benediction
Directed by Annie on Easter Sunday night at 7 P.M. Wish you could have seen it. To J.E.F. from A.A.G.
