On envelope:
Pvt. Alwin G. Frazier
Co. B - 52 Bn 11th Regt.
Mrs. Alwin Frazier
1445 W. Gage Ave.
Los Angeles, 44 California
Letterhead:
By Courtesy of the Chaplains
Camp Fannin, Texas
Catholic, Jewish, Protestant
I am not at all surprised to hear that bud went home.
Camp Fannin
Thursday
Dearest Doris & Johnnie
I suppose you think that I had forgotten you. I have only wrote you one letter since I have been on Bivouac. But really we have been on the go day + night. This is the second night that we have off. we go back into Camp Sat. morning. I sure will be glad to get in and get a shower and get cleaned up. I finally heard from Jim Sears. I will tell you what he said when I see you. We get paid today $12.30.
What do you think of my writting paper? Sure is cold here of a night. In fact we wore our overcoats one day & glad to wear them.
Honey it is getting dark so will have to close for tonight.
Will write you a long letter Sat. I got a bayonet cut over my left eye but it is O.K. now.
Lots + lots of Love
Shorty
“I was glad when they said to unto me, Let us go into the house of the Lord.” Ps. 122: 1. [printed at bottom of page]
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