Box 2
Contains 60 Results:
Snow family. Mrs. Constance Snow, Andrew Jack Snow newspaper clippings ("people I know"). Probably distant relatives
Student handbook
Tercentenary program, St. Mary's City, 1934 June
Viewbook, SMFS, about 1931
George Washington celebration, SMFS, 1932 March 10
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1928 September 11
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1928 October 4
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1928 October 6
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1928 October 10
Lura Frances Johnson to Miss Mary Johnson (sister), 1928 October 18
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1928 October 24
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1929 January 28
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1929 January 31
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Includes 8 photographs (Calvert Hall; Brome's Wharf with small boat), 1929 March 4
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Describes for the past three hours they have been making sandwiches for their lunch to take to Washington. Explains that they will take a bus. A bridge past Leonardtown has washed away. Explains that there are pictures attached to the letter. Describes how anxious she is for her sister Mary’s letter describing her recital (performance).
Names mentioned: West family, Mary
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1929 October 12
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1929 November 4
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1929 November 27
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1930 April 28
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1930 May 26
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1930 June 3
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. States the letter is a P.S. letter. Dr. Cox stated Lura would receive her degree.
Names mentioned: Dr. Cox
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Also Mrs. Louise J. Cato (née Johnson) to Lura Frances Johnson., 1930 October 28
Date: 1930 October 28
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Describes that she attached another letter. Discusses teaching someone to drive. Discusses having a new boy in college. He tried to go to John Hopkins University. He could not get in because of his low rating.
Names mentioned: Marion, Geo. Patterson, Miss Mulher?, Miss Walker
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1930 November 27
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Describes what she is thankful for on Thanksgiving Day. She is thankful she is feeling much better and does not have headaches. She is also thankful for her job. Talks about the weather. Some of the teachers and girls are decorating the table for the Thanksgiving dinner. Hélène Cau has not arrived at the school yet, but people are not worried. Talks about her car.
Names mentioned: Miss France, Hélène Cau
M. Adele France to Lura Frances Johnson at her home in Westpoint, GA, condolence for the death of her grandfather Henry W. Miller, 1931 June 16
Addressed to Lura Frances Johnson. Telegram. Describes that she heard the sad news. Condolences for the death of Henry W. Miller.
Names mentioned: Henry W. Miller
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson with Coppage Motor Co. receipt, 1931 October 1
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Describes that she does not have any paper to write on, so she is writing the letter on a receipt. She is very happy she paid off her debt. Discusses that it is payday. She and Miss France went 60 miles away. Mentions a teacher with appendicitis.
Names mentioned: Miss France
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, about 1932 "Thursday"
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. States that they don’t have a boat anymore. Asks mother to send a copy of LaGrange College Pageant Program. Talked about the weather and how it is warming up. Describes that her day is busy. Discussed the “Delco” (radio). Asked Mr. Brown to fix it.
Names mentioned: Mr. Ward, Mr. Brown
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Includes Sadie S. Hunt (Emory University) to Lura Frances Johnson, 1932 March 11
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1932 April 21
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Asks if she has found out anything about the medicine. Asks if Cousin Charlie could send a copy of the prescription. Discusses that she might be able to get the prescription filled in Washington or Baltimore.
Names mentioned: Horace, Cousin Charlie, Cousin A?
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1932 October 12
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1933 February 8
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Mentions her birthday on Sunday. Ethel made her a cake. Helen and Hélène sent flowers. Thanked her mother for the birthday gifts. States Miss Day has been teaching Algebra I and has messed up the class. Miss France has decided to take over the class. Asked how Mary’s recital went.
Names mentioned: Ethel, Helen, Hélène Cau, Mrs. Martin, Miss Gay, Mary, Miss Bronclea?
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1933 February 27
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Excited because she has the day to herself. Explains that the girls are going to Solomon’s Island to play basketball. She is planning to get things done with everyone gone. Explains that the radio has been good for the past several days.
Names mentioned: Miss France, Miss Hill
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1933 March 2
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Explains the boats are not open today. States that boats in Washington are closed and boats in Cleveland are being redirected. Asked what is happening in Georgia. States that she is feeling miserable.
Names mentioned: Helen, Hélène Cau, Miss Robinson, Miss France, Mrs. Boittain?, Mrs. Wallace
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1933 October 5
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1933 October 31
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1933 November 23
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Discusses exams are beginning. Describes Mr. Turner as being terrible. Does not want to get into trouble with him. Describes visiting a cane mill. Mentions teaching the Latin class. Mentions Thanksgiving (holiday dinner). Excited to return home for the holidays.
Names mentioned: Mr. Turner, Mr. Outler, Aunt Emma, Corinne?, Aline, L.C., Miss Brownlee, Sue Hutcheson, Horace, Lucille, Linton
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Includes 2 letters to Lura Frances Johnson from her brother., 1934 January 23
Addressed to Lura Frances Johnson. Describes having a headache but recovered in time to go to Current Events Club. Asks about Linton’s eye.
Names mentioned: Mary, Linton
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1934 January 25
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Describes the Christmas Honeysuckle (plants). Mentions plants she had brought back, and they are doing well. Asks if her mother has written to Miss France.
Names mentioned: Miss France, Mary, Lucille, Horace
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1934 February 20
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Describes that she was in the infirmary. Describes her boil. Ended up calling the doctor and he said to use flaxseed. They had to bandage her leg and use ointment. Describes the weather.
Names mentioned: Miss Ruhinon?, Ward, Miss France, Ephie?, Helen, Hélèn Cau
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1934 February 20
Helen L. Lieghley (St. Mary's City, teacher at SMFS) to Mrs. John T. Johnson
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Mentions the “footstool cover” is finished. Calls Mrs. Johnson her own mother.
Names mentioned: Lura Johnson
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1934 March 15
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Describes a trip to town they took. Mentions the weather and that it is still windy. Mentions a new car. Discusses her health and she is feeling good. Does not know what she is doing for the Easter holiday.
Names mentioned: Lucille
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1934 M--- (March or May) 20
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Describes taking the new Chevrolet Coach (car) over to Bells’ Home. Mentions Miss France leaving for Baltimore.
Names mentioned: Bells family, Miss France
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1934 March 23
Addressed to Mary M. Johnson. Describes she is sorry she forgot to put West Point in the letter. Mentions there is an inch of snow on the ground.
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1934 March 28
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Describes her plans to leave early Friday morning are still in place. Hopes to have nice weather.
Names mentioned: Mary
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1934 September 24
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Discusses a trip she and Miss Gay will take to the Maryland University at College Park. Describes a new laboratory. Mentions DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) meeting and luncheon at a hotel Oakwood Lodge at Piney Point.
Names mentioned: Miss Gay, Miss Katie B., Miss Beecher?, Cousin Emma?, Lucille
Unknown sender (Lynchburg) to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1935 January 14
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Writes that after six months of suffering they are starting to feel better. Mentions the Atlanta Journal.
Names mentioned: Allen
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1935 January 16
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Discusses that she must make a payment on her car. Mentions the Current Events club. Gave her the topic of Adolf Hitler to report at the next meeting.
Names mentioned: Miss Byrd
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1935 January 24
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Writes that 90 people were in a big building with no light. Mentions a storm. Many trees went down in the storm. Had to eat by candlelight. Mentions their coal supply. Mentions a trip the children are taking to the Eastern Shore.
Names mentioned: Carr Family, Lucille
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1935 February 1
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Writes that she saved the last of the pudding. Asked about her trip to Acosta. Mentions oysters and crab meat. Decided to make croquettes with a white sauce.
Names mentioned: Horace
Mary Johnson (from St. Mary's City, sister of Lura Frances Johnson) to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1937 June 15
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Mentions they arrived at St. Mary’s in the late afternoon and went swimming before dinner. Went for a ride to the bay. Wishes her a nice time in Atlanta.
Names mentioned: Miss France, Miss France’s sister, Miss Gill, Lura
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1939 February 6
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Thanks her mother for the card. Mentions pudding. Describes a trip to Baltimore with Miss France. Mentions the weather. Mentions a junior college meeting in Detroit and another meeting in Cleveland.
Names mentioned: Lucille, Hélèn Cau, Helen Lieghley, Mrs. Porter?, Miss France, Miss Downs?, Mary, Linton, Eppie?