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Letter and envelope from Eva Grant to Grace Bevers dated October 19, 1965
Letter and envelope sent to Grace Bevers of Mineral Wells, Texas, from Eva Grant, Jack Ruby's sister. The single-sided, typewritten letter is dated October 19, 1966.Letter sent to Grace Bevers of Mineral Wells, Texas, from Eva Grant, Jack Ruby's sister. Although the letter was not signed, family members of Grace Bevers saved the letter and identify its author as Eva Grant.Letter reads as follows:"October 19th.1966.Dear Mrs. Bever:Your letter to Jack Ruby has been turned over to his family. On June 22nd. you wanted him to call you collect. Mr Ruby can call his Attornies or members of his family. He isnot permitted to call persons, that he didnot know previous to the time of incident. His family doesnot want him writting to strange persons..Please try and understand. Its for his very own good that they have advise him to refrain from doing the above mention. His family appreciate your interest in Mr. Ruby. They want to thank you for sending cards and your good wishes to him..... Mrs. Grant has moved to a new location.....RespectfullyThe writter (signed)"The letter has been folded and has crease marks on the folds. There is an ink spot in the center and another at the bottom.The envelope is type-addressed to:"MRS GRACE BEVERSBOX 524Mineral Wells Texas 76067"It is postmarked: "DALLAS, TEX. 3A / PM / 19 OCT 1966" and stamped with a 5 cent U.S. postage stamp depicting George Washington.There is a handwritten note in pencil on the left side of the envelope that reads: "From: Jack Ruby's Sister Eva."
Letter and envelope from Eva Grant to Grace Bevers dated October 19, 1965
10/19/1966
Paper
9 x 8 1/2 in. (22.9 x 21.6 cm)
Bevers Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
2011.010.0002
Letter and envelope from Eva Grant to Grace Bevers dated October 19, 1965
Letter and envelope sent to Grace Bevers of Mineral Wells, Texas, from Eva Grant, Jack Ruby's sister. The single-sided, typewritten letter is dated October 19, 1966.Letter sent to Grace Bevers of Mineral Wells, Texas, from Eva Grant, Jack Ruby's sister. Although the letter was not signed, family members of Grace Bevers saved the letter and identify its author as Eva Grant.Letter reads as follows:"October 19th.1966.Dear Mrs. Bever:Your letter to Jack Ruby has been turned over to his family. On June 22nd. you wanted him to call you collect. Mr Ruby can call his Attornies or members of his family. He isnot permitted to call persons, that he didnot know previous to the time of incident. His family doesnot want him writting to strange persons..Please try and understand. Its for his very own good that they have advise him to refrain from doing the above mention. His family appreciate your interest in Mr. Ruby. They want to thank you for sending cards and your good wishes to him..... Mrs. Grant has moved to a new location.....RespectfullyThe writter (signed)"The letter has been folded and has crease marks on the folds. There is an ink spot in the center and another at the bottom.The envelope is type-addressed to:"MRS GRACE BEVERSBOX 524Mineral Wells Texas 76067"It is postmarked: "DALLAS, TEX. 3A / PM / 19 OCT 1966" and stamped with a 5 cent U.S. postage stamp depicting George Washington.There is a handwritten note in pencil on the left side of the envelope that reads: "From: Jack Ruby's Sister Eva."
Letter and envelope from Eva Grant to Grace Bevers dated October 19, 1965
10/19/1966
Letters
Ruby, Jack
Grant, Eva
Bevers, Grace
Dallas
Mineral Wells
Paper
9 x 8 1/2 in. (22.9 x 21.6 cm)
Bevers Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
2011.010.0002