POSTCARD: BIRTHDAY, LILLIAN DENNNIS 50TH CARD FROM JIM DENNIS
1937Horizontal postcard with image od a villafe with two roses in the foreground, one red and one pink. There is a sepia scroll in the top right conrer which reads 'Bringing my / Best Wishes / for / Birthday / Happiness' in cursive white font. In the bottom left corner there is a white panel which reads: 'These hearty wishes / gaily come / Your Birthday morn to greet, / May you be always happy dear, / And find life ever sweet.' There is a glossy white embossed floral boarder around the image.
The reverse has a cursive message handwritten in black ink across the whole surface which reads: 'To My Wife on her 50th Birthday Oct 7th, 1937 / The years are passing for me and for you, / and still trhough them all I am loving and true, / More than half your life you have been by my side, / and I more than any your goodness have tried. / Its 19 years since I sent my first rhyme, / and I've conned the custom for all that time. / You're now 50 and working with vigour and zest, / But I hope when you're 60 you'll sit back and rest. / Thus hand in hand through life we go, / Through varied paths of joy and woe. / We'll keep our love not let it cease; / Until we rest in perfect Peace. / From you true and loving Husband Jim'
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W.B. 'Academy' Series London
Sent by Jim Dennis to his wife Lillian Dennis for her 50th birthday on 7-10-1937
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