Many days are not filled in. Mary discusses the health of her family, her involvement in the aforementioned organizations. She continues to note her husband’s undertakings. She recounts various activities with her family, like going to movies, fishing, and gardening, her “S.S.” and pewter classes, and her sons’ schooling and lessons. She refers to Rose’s visits to the West Coast (also in Rose’s Diary #10 Box 2 Folder 4).Good condition; 366 pages. Ten memorandum pages at the end of the diary contain trip and dinner expenses, remedies, contact addresses and menus.