Dear Mother #5 – Jan 23, 1927
This is the latest installment in a series of letters written by my grandfather Robert (born on Sept. 17, 1916) to his mother. If you are new, you will want to start with #1 or browse the archive.
This is a letter written by Robert’s older brother, Harry (born on Aug 7, 1913).
In this letter Harry writes about Sunday School, a drive to the golf links, lambs, and the Boy Scouts
Jan. 23, 1927
Dear Mother
We went to Sunday school to-day and Mr. Hamilton said that he was going to quit the ten cents a week and make it five.
It was a nice clear day and May and Mrs. Porter came by in Uncle Billies car and took us up to the golf links and Mrs. Porter keep talking about how wonderful it was.
We saw a lot of lambs up there. There are two flocks up in the park.
Mr. Porter, the man who took part in the Xmas play at the church is the chairman of our troop comittee and Mr. La Porte was there and he talked to us and showed some me new games at recess.
I wish you will be back up here pret soon. I got my garters yesterday but I didn’t cords yet.
Be back as soon as you can.
With love, your son
Harry Waste
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