Letter from Frances Keys to Emmitt Lehr, November 5, 1958
Title
Letter from Frances Keys to Emmitt Lehr, November 5, 1958
Subject
Keys, Frances Mulkey, 1916-1987
Description
School teacher, club woman, resident of Coleman and Wall, Texas
Letter from Frances Keys to Emmitt Lehr and the Wall Board of Education. Keys is tendering her resignation from her position as a teacher due to her poor health for at least a year.
Date
11/5/1958
1950s
Contributor
Keys, Frances Mulkey; Lehr, Emmitt
Rights
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Format
2 pg.
Language
en
Type
Manuscripts
Identifier
MSS128_letter_19581105
Is Part Of
Frances Mulkey Keys Papers
Accrual Method
Gift
Provenance
Keys, Kay
Rights Holder
Woman's Collection, Texas Woman's University, P.O. Box 425528, Denton, TX 76204
Text
Wall, Texas
November 5, 1958
Wall Board of Education
Mr. Emmett Lehr, President
Wall, Texas
Dear Mr. Lehr,
Please except my resignation as a teacher in Wall School effective about Nov. 15. I would like to ask for a year’s leave of absence but realize this might not be fair as the future is too uncertain.
It nearly breaks my heart to write this letter at all but Dr. Brasens the doctor now feels that for my health’s sake it is important for me to take off from work for at least six months. I have always loved teaching and children but am getting so tense and nervous, and discouraged that I can’t eat or sleep properly. Also, I have my own family and my little nice pupils to think of.
I want to thank you for being so nice to me during my years in Wall School. I have sincerely tried to be of service and helpful to the many fine children, teachers, and parents I’ve had the privilege of being associated with. I will always be grateful for the many courtesies extended to me,
Sincerely yours,
Frances Keys
November 5, 1958
Wall Board of Education
Mr. Emmett Lehr, President
Wall, Texas
Dear Mr. Lehr,
Please except my resignation as a teacher in Wall School effective about Nov. 15. I would like to ask for a year’s leave of absence but realize this might not be fair as the future is too uncertain.
It nearly breaks my heart to write this letter at all but Dr. Brasens the doctor now feels that for my health’s sake it is important for me to take off from work for at least six months. I have always loved teaching and children but am getting so tense and nervous, and discouraged that I can’t eat or sleep properly. Also, I have my own family and my little nice pupils to think of.
I want to thank you for being so nice to me during my years in Wall School. I have sincerely tried to be of service and helpful to the many fine children, teachers, and parents I’ve had the privilege of being associated with. I will always be grateful for the many courtesies extended to me,
Sincerely yours,
Frances Keys
Files
Collection
Citation
“Letter from Frances Keys to Emmitt Lehr, November 5, 1958,” TWU Digital Exhibits, accessed October 11, 2024, http://exhibits.twu.edu/ex/items/show/254.