Siider
IfgL Gollege
FOUNDED 1665
TRENTON
NEW JERSEY
Jan. 30, 1S38
Mr. Harold B. Ayres,
109 Gunter Hotel,
San Antonio, Texas.
My dear Harold:
Just learned from Mr. Traver, of Trenton, that you are in San Antonio, and darn your old soul, I feel like giving you a good verbal castigation for not letting me	know that you are	still this	side of
Heaven. I	had	lost track	of	you	for so	many years
that I rather suspected you must have climbed the "Golden Stairs."
Glad to understand that things are going- along splendidly with you away down there in Texas.
Just talked to your sister and she tells me that you are enjoying superb health, all of which rejoices me very much.
The first time you come North again, don't fail to come in to	see	me so that	we	can	have a	little visit
together.	The	best won't	be	too	good for you.
I am sending you, under separate cover, a few pieces of literature that we think may interest you.
Let me know what you are engaged in down there, and where you have been and what you have done since you left Asbury Park.
You were very kind to me those first two or three years I was in New Jersey, and I shall never forget it.
Awaiting a few lines from you, I remain
G/L
Sincerely yours,
OFFICERS
FRANKLIN B.MOORE
JOHN E. GILL
SADIE L. ZIEGLER SECRETARY
BERNICE A GEE
TREASURER WILLIAM R. MURPHY
JOSEPHW^SEAY
FRANKLIN F MOORE