Arthur Thebus had attended Murray's parents' church before moving to St. Louis. I don't know if he ever got his money back.
St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. & Mrs. Murray Morgan.
One day in December 1948 I sent you two One Dollar bills for your first book. As I never received it I wrote to your father and he said your book Dixie Raider was $4 but that he would see that you would return my two dollars.
I had no idea that you would ask $4 for a book you wrote and I sure hope it Must Be Very Good but I would never pay $4.
So I am asking you to be good enough to return my two dollars.
Arthur August Thebus
St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. & Mrs. Murray Morgan.
One day in December 1948 I sent you two One Dollar bills for your first book. As I never received it I wrote to your father and he said your book Dixie Raider was $4 but that he would see that you would return my two dollars.
I had no idea that you would ask $4 for a book you wrote and I sure hope it Must Be Very Good but I would never pay $4.
So I am asking you to be good enough to return my two dollars.
Arthur August Thebus
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| In happier times: Murray and Arthur Thebus, 1920 |
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