Box 2
Contains 60 Results:
Mrs. John T. Johnson (in Long Island, NY) to Lura Frances Johnson, 1941 September 12
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Writes that she is still in Baltimore. She is on her way to Frederick.
Names mentioned: Marie, John Dennis, Julia, Corinne
"L.H.W." (East Falls Church) to Lura Frances Johnson. Postcard, 1941 December 22
Addressed to Lura Frances Johnson. Asked about her holiday. Discusses that Hélèn returned from Virginia with the children. Hélèn went by boat from Baltimore.
Names mentioned: Hélèn Cau
Lura Frances Johnson to family, 1942 April 23
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson, Margaret, and Linton. Discusses trip to Leonardtown for a county meeting to discuss special war bond land savings stamp program. Mentions Chinese embassy in Washington. Took first aid examinations. Stopped at Barney’s with Margaret. Says it smells like spring.
Names mentioned: Miss Ola, Mary, Miss France, Mr. James, Mrs. Wood, Margaret
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1942 September 7
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Mentions she is in West Point, Georgia and all is well with Maryland. Says that she needs to finish unpacking. Mentions Leonardtown. The school got six more students. Complains that the mail is slow. Mr. Wood asked about the Georgia peaches.
Names mentioned: Miss France, Rebecca, Raymond, Mrs. Mason, Stephen, Aldine?, Mrs. Fow…?, Mrs. Macmomy?, Mr. Moe?, Mr. Wood, Linton
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, 1943 May 25
Eleanor B. North (teacher at SMFS) to Lura Frances Johnson, 1944 February 2
Addressed to Lura Frances Johnson. Wishing her a happy birthday. Mentions a song Mr. Kipling sang. Mentions remarks the girls have said about Miss Johnson. States that she went to New York over Christmas. Saw “Lassie Come Home.” Mentions that college is going well
Names mentioned: Mr. Kipling
Student "Doris" to Lura Frances Johnson. Postcard, undated
Addressed to Lura Frances Johnson. Mentions she was the nicest teacher she ever had.
Charlotte van Horne Holcomb, former teacher at SMFS (later Holcomb) to Mrs. John T. Johnson, undated
Addressed to Lura Frances Johnson. Asked how Lura was doing. Asks about Lura’s asthma (health). Mentions baby Sally and her spoon. Talks about a new teaching position teaching Eighth grade.
Names mentioned: Sally
Lura Frances Johnson to Mrs. John T. Johnson, September 30
Addressed to Mrs. John T. Johnson. Asks if her mother would send her the nut bread recipe. Mentions going to Leonardtown for church. Mentions “Kings Daughters.” Discusses a check she got but did not deposit it.
Names mentioned: Mary, Mrs. Swindler, Miss O’Hara