Oct. 19, 1949

Dearest Darling,

I should have gotten this letter off this morning, but I didn’t have time to write it until now.     

Darling, Dick, Pop, Buddy Boy, and I didn’t know who all are going to that thing at Gainesville Friday night.  They’ll go right through Micanopy so darling I thought if you wanted to go to that Fri. night, I could come up with them.  And you could meet me in Micanopy, and if you wanted I can come home with them too.  Darling, I kind of would like to go, but we’ll do what you want to.  We’ll probably leave here at 6:30 and get in Micanopy about 7:30 (so Dick said).  Homey, you write me just as soon as you get this so I’ll get your answer Friday.  Now I have to know by Friday afternoon, so don’t forget.     

I saw a car like yours in Weirsdale this noon, and gosh for a minute I thought it was you.  Wish it was.     

Well I have to close for now as its most time for the bell.  Excuse pencil & paper – all I have.  Darling, I’ll expect a letter Fri. and you know I still love you, but I’ll tell you anyway – I love you.

Love always
Barbara

P.S.
I borrowed this envelope from Mr. Armstrong.  See you Fri.