Mrs. Culp Revisited: March 28, 1937
Easter Sunday gifts -- but no worship
It was Easter Sunday. "Walter gave me two pairs of stockings, a beach cap and Easter egg with 'Ole Neumann' on it," Mrs. Culp wrote. (Neumann was the spelling of her maiden name in Germany.) She gave him the Easter egg with "Sweetheart" on it and two ties. There was lots of gift-swapping with their adult children and grandson Wallace as well, including …
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