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Letter from Helen S. Wright to John Muir, 1878 May 8.
their perversities and whims, and of self as well, and in the society of the birds and flowers and the great mountains have felt that I drew nearer to God, and gained new strength of spirit, and a more patient sympathy for those with whom I have to deal. All the family are well, Mr. Allen away again for the week. [in margin: 217] Little Dora is growing daily in grace (of the baby kind); and your favorite, Hattie, is as truly good as ever. May we not hope to see you again before you plunge into the long silence of your Humboldt trip? A single day, if you could spare no more, would be greatly prized by your friends here. Very sincerely yours, Helen S. Wright.00793https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/37198/thumbnail.jp
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[Letter from Helen S. Turrentine to Fred Hartman, October 3, 2008]
Letter from Helen S. Turrentine, Administrative Assistant, to Fred Harman of Hartman Newspapers, LP., on October 3, 2008 with the subject 2007 Fred Hartman Excellence in Sportswriting Award. The letter is in regards to the judges having made their selection for the winner of the 2007 award, having named Dave Rogers of The Baytown Sun. Turrentine is now requesting the one-thousand dollar cash award that Hartman provides each year to the winner of the award
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[Letter from Helen S. Turrentine to Dave Rogers, October 2, 2008]
Letter from Helen S. Turrentine, Administrative Assistant, to Dave Rogers of The Baytown Sun, on October 3, 2008. The letter congratulates Rogers on being the winner of the 2007 Fred Hartman Excellence in Sportswriting Award and that he'll be receiving a one-thousand dollar cash prize along with a plaque at the 2008 TDNA Annual Meeting. cc'd on the letter are David Bloom and Fred Hartman
Edith, Helen S. & 2 Clara Wagoner
Black and white photograph of five women, probably friends of Christopher and Stella Ruess, identified as "Edith, Helen S. & 2 Clara Wagoner.
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