This letter was found in Fern Laws Palmer's things. (Fern had traced over the original writing because it was very faint which is why you may be seeing double.) The letter is from her sister, Lurlene Laws Barton, to their mother, Lucy Cordelia Johnson Laws, in 1940. To me it shows Lurlene's love for her mother, her fun personality, and an example of how to do the washing for your mother without her taking offense! Great Aunt Lurlene in this letter reminds me of my own mother, Lurlene Palmer Gutke, Fern's daughter. - Deniane Kartchner :)
"My most honorable and Dearly Beloved Mother Seeing as how it looks like Snow methinks I shall wash this day beginning as soon as possible. And as I haven't so much washing and were not going to be very busy will you please and kindly be for sending me yours. (Don't worry I have got an ax to grind and I'll give you plenty of chances to get even.) I'd like it bright and early on this the 10th day of June in the year of our Lord 1940 --
Yours Resp
Lurlene"
Showing posts with label 2. LURLENE Laws Barton 1911-1942. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2. LURLENE Laws Barton 1911-1942. Show all posts
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Monday, October 19, 2009
Lurlene Laws Barton, Lucy Johnson Laws, Fern Laws Palmer. I love this photo! Isn't it great? Just something about the way they are all standing. Women power!!!
Laws girls
Lu Laws (center). Her daughters are sitting next to her - Lurlene left, Fern right. Daughters-in-law, from left to right, are: Marva Jones Laws, Marie Black Laws and Dot Black Laws.
Laws Four Generation Photo
The baby in this photo is Bill Barton, held by his mother Lurlene Laws Barton. On Lurlene's left is her father June Laws, and on her right is her grandfather William Hart Laws.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Dawn Barton, Days of '39
Dawn Barton, "Pioneer Days of '39, Monticello, Utah." Photo contributed by Mary Jane Vuyk, Dawn's sister.
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