Christmas card interior: handwritten note signed Mary Fuller Hall
Book 1, Page 165
Transcription
The interior of a folded Christmas card. The left leaf bears a handwritten message in blue ink, oriented vertically (writing runs from the spine toward the outer edge). The right leaf bears a printed greeting in blue ink.
Left leaf — handwritten message
I’m thinking of you so often —
and of others Christmas days — / with their memories,
Still we should say “A Happy Christmas” for
thosewho are Christians — It means the Dawn of a New Day & a promise of re-union and Son EternalAlways affect, Mary Fuller Hall
Right leaf — printed greeting
With Best Wishes
for a
Very Happy Christmas.
AI Notes
Inside of a Christmas card mounted open on the album page. The left leaf carries a handwritten message in blue ink, written sideways (perpendicular) relative to the printed greeting; the right leaf carries the printed greeting ‘With Best Wishes for a Very Happy Christmas.’ Signed at the foot of the handwritten note: ‘Always affect, Mary Fuller Hall.’ Transcription pass: rotated 90° to read the perpendicular handwriting at full resolution; corrected ‘I means’ → ‘It means’ and noted struck-through ‘those’.