Feb. 26, 1950
Dear Grandmother;
How are you? I hope this letter finds you in the best of health and happiness. I received your lovely letter, and was very
glad to hear from you.
I am sorry to hear that you had a cold but I am also happy to hear that you have recovered from it. It seems that a cold wave
has had the entire country, as I heard it to be quite cold in Newark. It is also cold here considering it to be in North
Carolina I hope it turns warmer in Esmont quite soon.
School is coming along nicely this semester. A few, ?gatherings? have been happening on the campus. Such as, basket ball games, boxing matches, recitals and concerts.
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I heard Dr. Ralph Bunche speak and he was quite interesting. I am doing fine not sick or any worse than last year (smile).
I think I am going to summer school this summer.
Take care of yourself and don't work to hard. I hope Ma will be able to visit you this summer. I still remember those pleasant moments we had during the Christmas
holidays. I too have been planing to write you ?but? just hadn't got around to it (smile).
Give my love to everyone in Esmont, as I wish everyone loads of happiness and success I too am sorry to hear that Cousin Bee
closed her place. Will she re-open
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it this summer. Also remember me to my cousins etc.
I guess I will close now, I will try and write more often. Thanks a million for the money Grandma. You don't have to send
anything just writing is enough. I am returning your fold in this letter. Pray for me.
Your loving Grandson,
Billy
P.S. Thanks for the stamps also.