11/03/43 Letter from [
1460] to EC:
"Well just got your address again, so decided I'd write you a
few lines. I've been writing Mom regularly, at least once a
day since being here. I've written [...], Sr. [father] and
Jr. [brother]. In fact I've written a lot more than I've
received, ha, ha. Oh yes, did Mom tell you about me being
engaged? Well I am, and to a 'redhead' at that, ha, ha
[His mother was a redhead]. She's been living in Chickasaw
for the past few months. In fact she only lives a few blocks
from Mom. I had a three day pass not long ago and I took her
to meet Mom & Dad. And they're crazy about her. The Sat.
that I left, she went home with Mom to cook chicken & Dad
[stepfather] had to go to work. And believe it or not he
hugged her neck and kissed her good bye. Now that's
something for Dad, isn't it? You know this is the first
time, since I've brought girls to the house that he liked
them. Well he's crazy about snooks (my redhead). But you
wouldn't blame him tho, if you could meet her. Anyway she's
a good clean little lady, and boy, can she cook? Neat
looking, & good housekeeper, can save her money etc. She's
been down here in the 'Swamp' once to see me too. We went
to shows, danced & had a swell time. She & Mom are coming
down this week-end to see me, I hope. And I'm doing lots
better now. I'll probably be able to walk to the service
club & around the post with them. Boy, O boy, I can hardly
wait. Well Mr. Cayce how are the folks down there, okay?
Well give the Missus my love, & everyone else will you?
I'll be leaving here for the General Hospital in a few
weeks, so I'll be waiting for an answer from you real, real
soon, so will close," As always, [
1460].
"P.S. Please excuse writing, am in bunk, ha, ha. Answer
soon."
12/13/43 EC's ltr. to [
1460]:
"I have yours of the 3. Most of my letters I have written
you have been returned. I don't know why, but they say you
are not located around those parts.
"Well keep up the correspondence with mother, by all means.
Hope you are feeling good, and everything is coming along
alright with you.
"I note you are engaged again. Do you think this will take,
this time? Well maybe its a very good sign for you when
Mr. [...] is quite taken with the young lady. I am sure that
your mother will be pleased if she thinks you love her and
she loves you.
"Most of us like good cooking and housekeeping, and if she
can do these things, she must be alright.
"We have been plenty busy. When you know we have sent out
10,000 applications for membership to the association, you
know what I mean.
"Hope that you keep in good line, and everything works out
fine for you.
"Write whenever you have the opportunity, and with every good
wish, ever the same,"
9/20/44 Mother's letter to EC: "[
1460] had 15 day leave, but
was afraid trying to come this far [California] for fear he
might be a.w.o.l. - so he went to ... [Ala.] instead. Looks
like he will come this way, anyway..."
12/28/44 Mother's letter to EC: "[
1460] is now somewhere in
England but is detached and doing M.P. duty..."



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