Part V Girard, Illinois Jan 28, 1937 Dear Lucille, You I love and shall forever Some may change but I will never. If one could paint pictures with wishes, Then without one more adue, What a wonderful painted picture My wishes would paint for you. Your Classmat in Law Clara Alice Wilson --------------- Pana, Ill Feb 11, 1939 Dear Lucile [sic]: May all your years in Joy be passed and each prove Happier than the last. Your Aunt Maude ------------- Girard, Ill May 2 - 37 Dear Lucille, When you get married and live in a shack Teach your children To spit through the cracks Your S.S. Pal Hester White Yours till Board walks & Frogs have Tails. ---------------- April 27, 1937 Dear Lucille: In memories golden casket drop one pearl for me Your friend Irene Yours Till corn flakes ------------ Psalms 37: Nokomis, Ill Feb. 19, 1939 Dear Lucille, We are hoping for you this year a great improvement in your health that you may go forward in your school work as well as the Master's Service. I know you have a good background and a good foundation upon which to stand because your testimony for God is strong. May God Bless you dear. Mrs. & Rev E. D. Kelly ------------- Lucille Beauty is truth Truth Beauty C. Winderlid [very hard to read - truly an autograph & not a signature <G>] ---------- When on this page you look rember [sic] me tho you may not See me. W. H. Wright ----------------- [last page in book] For Get Me Not January 17, 1937 Dear Lucille Elizabeth: By hook or by crook, My verse will be last in this book Your sister Ruth Wright Yours till ice picks, Niagra Falls, bed springs, Kitchen sinks and I die. ----------- [Inside back cover] Jan 22, 1936 Lucile [sic] By hook or by crook, I'll be the last to write in your book. M.S. Remember Chem class Marjorie Sutherland [written in the bottom right corner in pencil - smeared & hard to read] ------ end Part V of V ----------