Blackwell Family           General Correspondence     Gault, Bertha H.
Blackwell, Alice Stone 
Mouth Holyoke College
South Hadley, Massachusetts
Dear Miss Blackwell:
Thank 
you for your beautiful 
Easter greeting with lilies 
and strengthening thoughts.
The enclosed notice of your 
bungalow set me fancying 
how nice it would be to 
occupy it as your neighbor 
but that has to be ruled 
out of possibilities. I shallbe glad, however, to speak of 
it to others.
Your appeal in the Survey 
of January for funds to 
send to the Little Grandmother 
I had typed and sent the 
copy to the committee on the 
apportionment of contributions 
from our College, but was 
told that the girls were having 
hard work to raise enough to 
pay the pledges already made.
I am sorry that we could
not send something.
May your Easter be filled 
with peace and joy
Always gratefully and sincerely 
your friend,
April 13, 1933 Bertha H. Gault             
Dear Miss Blackwell:
     Thank you for the letter sent, which I am passing on to our Y.W.C.A. secretary, hoping they may lead [?now or/?more] in the future to contributions.
     It is wonderful how (?the] grandmother can still aid her people and we [?long] to help her in fulfilling her hearts deepest desire.
     Hoping the summer will bring you rest and refreshment for your high endeavors.
     Sincerely and gratefully
     Bertha H. [?Eault]
Smith-Hadley, June 6, 1933