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Hello Jim:
. I received my second edition of the
I'Hoover Rail” today. Gene (Spig) got his
yesterday and I l-oiTowed his last nite and
read it but I have read the one I got
through too. Sure did like the pictures on
the fx'ont and hope you can have one every-
tinOe
I have been in the hospital for 23
days, but am-.getting out tomorrow, I hope.
I lhir.k I am going to have to start
ray trailing over .again but. hope not.
Ti.anlis a lot for the paper and don’t
■ evei' foi'get me. So. long. .. •
Pvt. Boyce Pritchard
, ' • ■ Camp Pickett, Va.
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Dear Mr.. Osborne: ■ ■
This is to acknowledge receipt of the fourth copy of the "Hot off the Hoover
Rail’!-; and I v;ant- to say I have really enjoyed receiving it ^d it has been a thrill
reading it. ■ ■
I suppose you do not remember me as I have been awa^'" from Lav/hdale so long now
-ronly been'back a few v/eekands, and 1 did not have long to stay and get around to
see all the boys and friends, I have been a.way since July 19A-0.
I can say that it is a nico paper for the boys v;ho are out on’the front, I have
been stationed here, have not shipped out yot,‘ have been in the Electric School at
the U.S.Navy Yard, South Carolina. I am r.o?/ first clasis and vdll get my rating next
month. I am buying.bonds and helping the Hed Cross all I can, to help win this v;ar,
.for I v/rjit to come back to Lawndale-and iTin the yarn reels for Mr. Charles.Forney
again .cJid tell about how this war has been with us boys, I feel that I have done a
part in many ways. I m;^y get a fcv/ days leave some time this spring, if, I do, I will
try and sec you all in La\;ndalo.' ■ ■ ’ , ’ ' '
It gives mu the feelin.g thf.t you appreciate cach 'and evOry one of your boys in
the service, I think you are doing them a great fa%^or by publishing this little paper
Again, I will say thrnks- for tho edition c'Xid rjn looking forr/ard to the next copy
F/C E. Flo^'-d Vihehunt.
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Dear Sir; . ' ' ; ' ,
I received the ‘'Hot off the Hoover Rail" and y/as mdi’e th'an glad to get it. I
have-already read’it over t?/ice‘and I think it is wonderful what you all. are doing
for the boys in service. Sone.oi the beys have read it and sure did like it*
I expect to be moved before long, don-t Icnov; where, but hope it is in. good old
North Carolina. There is no oth’^r state I like -so well as North Carolina. I hope to
be back there before long on a visit ;jid get in some of, the good old. meetings up
there. I am glad to say that I am still ready to meet God. I thank God cJid others of
you for-the things, jrou are doing for the boys in Service, Thanks again for the paper
and May. God Bless You All. ' • '
. : Sgt, Boyd Hoyle, . ' '
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Dear Editor of the Hoover Rail:*
have received my third copy of the "Hoover Rail.”--I certainly do thanlc you for
sehding it to me, as I really do enjoy reading it. I read-it over several times.
Some of my friends have read it, and they say it is a fine paper end I think so
too. Again thanks, a lot. I’ll be-looking forward for the next one,
Harold Cobb.