You don't need to put a title on the person's name on a personal letter.
Without the memoir, Armstrong and Thomson based their screenplay on interviews and personal letters.
"I like it very much when I can play real-life characters," she explains before going into detail about how she looked at FBI files on Geraldine McGee Rosenthal, read personal letters and met with her children and ex-husband.
Indeed, Mrs. Clinton has often mentioned the life and work of Mrs. Roosevelt, who, at Val-Kill, was a prolific writer, churning out newspaper columns, hundreds of articles, several books and, on average, 150 personal letters a day.
By the bishops' own count, 147 bishops in the nation's 195 dioceses have now issued personal letters on religious freedom, which are trickling down to Catholics through their local parish bulletins and diocesan newspapers.
Beyond illuminating the life of the actor, who died in 2001 at the age of 86, the East Los Angeles archive shows how the entertainment industry operated on typewritten documents and personal letters in an era before email and cellphones, librarian Hernandez said.
Unlike business headers, many personal letters are handwritten on stationery that says the person's initials or full name at the top.
I maintained, as Monteith had, that they were personal letters, bearing on friendship and not business.
Keren Shavit, an Israeli mixed-media artist and curator who lives and works in Brooklyn, based this portfolio on a collection of her personal letters and writings, as well as archival materials and clippings from Israeli newspapers, all from the 1980s.
2GB host Alan Jones (I call him Jonesy-poo because I find his bald head and plumpness to be adorable he looks like a large wrinkled baby wearing a pink shirt and a grey suit) has been supporting the campaign and yesterday read on-air a personal letter from Tony Abbott, which explained how our Prime Minister is in favour of legalising medical marijuana.
