Letter from Roy Chadwick to Rosemary Chadwick

Letter from Roy Chadwick to Rosemary Chadwick

Writes that food is on its way and thanks for recent letter. Mentions it will soon be half term and cancelled hockey match. Catches up with family news.

1946-10-31

Two page handwritten letter

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EChadwickRLaphamR461031

Thursday 31st Oct 46
Kingsley
Gilbert Rd Hale
My [underlined] dear Rosemary [/underlined]
Just a few lines to let you know that Mummy is sending you a tin of jam & some sweets, I hope that you will enjoy them my dear.
Thank you for your letter written on Sunday & I’m glad to know that you received the parcels safely & enjoyed the contents.
Do not let the school work worry you my dear, you will do all right, never fear & soon you will have half term & a nice break.
A pity about the Hockey Match being scratched but I hope that you have had better weather since.
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Mummy is sending your letter on to Auntie Mabel oh! & by the way when writing of a vicar you should say the Rev: Dibben you know, it looks better really; does’nt [sic] it my dear?
Well! nothing much has happened here except the usual round & common task Emily is away with her people for a few days, Mummy is busy with the house etc:, I’m busy at the works.
Auntie Enid & the children came for the day on Wednesday & sent their love to you. We are all well & cheery & hope that you are the same. All our love to you my dear daughter
Daddy.