Letter, November 21, 1931, Washington D.C.

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Mail Early For Christmas Washington, D.C. 4 Nov. 21, 1931 9 - PM

913 R. S Ave N.W. Washington, D.C.

Miss Eartha M. White 233 West First Street Jacksonville, Fla.

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913 R. S Ave. N.W.

Washington, D.C.

Nov. 21, 1931

Dear Eartha,

Just a line to let you know that when you get this note, if you are at home, the funeral of your friend John M. Waldron will be going on.

It is real sad, for they have nothing and the house is mortgaged up to the top of the chimney. The church is standing for the expenses. A very grand thing after the way he acted toward them.

They say he is so swollen. This clipping will tell you a little account of them. Should the papers

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have anything about the funeral in them, I'll send you a copy. Did they notify J.E. of his death? I was there this PM, just Mrs. Waldron is so broken up over the death of J.M. that I could not go in.

I tell you, it does not pay to live so far above our neigh-bors, for we never know to what we are coming. Hope all are well.

I shall try to get to the tail end of the funeral on my way home from school, Monday.

Reverend Walter Brooks buried his wife that Sunday. Love to everybody in Jacksonville . Write soon.

I am lovingly,

Annie

Letter, November 21, 1931, Washington D.C.