Christmas card from Mr and Mrs Albert Frazier to President Johnson,12/12/68

gmc A-248 ack;cmc 12/12 Dear Mr. President, Thank you so much for making this beautiful Christmas possible. I wrote you in 1966 when my husband and I were to be married in September that year but he didn't make it home over Labor Day week end. I wrote you and you made it possible for us to be married Sept. 21st 1966. This is our happiest Christmas yet, because we're expecting our first child. Thank you so much for making us so happy. We're wishing your family the Best Christmas Ever. Greeting you with best wishes for Christmas and the New Year. Best Wishes Mr. & Mrs Albert Frazier CG - 2 Apprec - 1 [Env.] [Front of a Christmas card, showing a rustic snow-covered scene of a group of people carrying sticks (presumably firewood) across a log bridge. In the stream running under the bridge are several white ducks. In the background are a house with two chimneys and a fairly rickety wooden fence. Underneath the scene is the caption "The Ingleside Winter Currier & Ives"].