Document Type
Personal Letter
Keywords
Katherine Trickey; WWII
Rights Management
All rights retained by Bryant University
Abstract
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(Aug 25, 1944)
Fri A.M.
Dear Folks,
The week is almost over again. They certainly do go by quickly.
Monday evening I went to the library for the walk. Tuesday evening I went to the dentist (I had lost a filling) and then in town and had a very nice waffle with syrup at a small waffle shop.
Wednesday evening I went to the movies to see Katherine Hepburn in “Dragon Seed.” It is one of the great movies I believe. She played her finest role, but even so was eclipsed by the acting of Walter Houston & Aline Mahon who played the father & mother.
It is, of course, a war picture and is not pleasant but it is full of Chinese life & reactions which seem to be very true. The photography is exceptionally fine.
Last night we had our company meeting then I washed & ironed & sewed until 10.30.
We have moved our file unit out into the back room with the 201 files. I don’t know how we will like it but it seems all right so far.
I am snatching a moment to write this first thing at the office but do [not] know whether I can find an envelope so as to mail it before noon or not.
Hastily
Kay
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