Letter from Mrs. Leonard Kellough to Bess W. Truman with a Reply from Edith Helm

P.E.O. April 27, 1950 S barry LISTED My dear Mrs. Kellough: Mrs. Truman was interested in hear- ing of your plan for the lesson you are plan- ning to give in the near future. She has asked me to explain that she has had to refuse other requests to write articles or to contribute to papers. She is always sorry that she has had to refuse these requests in the past and particularly so when it is from a member of the P.E.O. Sisterhood. Very sincerely yours, Mrs. J. M. Helm Secretary to Mrs. Truman Mrs. Leonard J. Kellough Friend Nebraska ia J. D A Friend, Nebraska Dear Mrs Truman: april 21, 1950 truly are women of P.E. O. membership of twenty. They ideals and character. Sometime our ago d read an article lesson tn June on d, am to give the gave me information ther time impearch of out- in Omaha the newspaperrehich d have pent you know gave belong that part & to too the of a P.E. threee O. Sisterhood to and memerous standing it would make a women professions in same Sisterhood belong the the nice & feel climax to my efforts "First this Lady of The Land belongs sto. if letter could have a that before for writing. you my reason concluding part. Just d tell bit to identify myself herself from for me Mrs to Truman, use de a the small town "Friend" about It is a to know something interesting about home town farm not far from would be Our P.E. O. chapter of of, 1300 has people. a an ordinary Hay for you in your home. or if you would care to pay some- thing about your P.E.O. chapter anything you wish to write will be very much appreciated and Sincerely & thank you for it. Mrs Leonard & hellough Friend nebraska. 515 MADE IN U.S.A.