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- 1920, July 23.
Letter from H. Haydn Jones, Tywyn, co. Mer. Re the right to reprint Afan's tunes, writer's interest in introducing new music, Afan's diffidence re his work.
Letter from H. Haydn Jones, Tywyn, co. Mer. Re the right to reprint Afan's tunes, writer's interest in introducing new music, Afan's diffidence re his work.
Letter from J. H. Weber. Compares Afan's choral ballad to Wagner at his best, and then offers a few hints on improving the work.
Letter from Tom Carrington, secretary, Cyd-Bwyllgor Llyfr Emynau a Thonau'r Methodistiaid. The tunes sent by Afan will be submitted to the committee. Post card.
These letters are written to Wil Ifan except where otherwise stated. All the letters to Wil Ifan are in Welsh.
Reasons for failing to see Wil Ifan, Dyfnant will preach at Bethesda chapel, Afan is to adjudicate at Milford Haven, Afan is attempting to write some songs.
The Chairman, Briton Ferry Tribunal [re Military Service],
Re Afan's wish to be exempted on health grounds. Also with certificate of exemption.
Telegram re the time of a practice,
Concerning the receipt of letter No. 369 from Mr Bassett re Wil Ifan's English words [?to the carol by Elfed, mentioned in no. 401].
Post card.
Post card.
Letter from J. W. Edwards to [D. J. Afan Thomas]. Encloses the prize money for winning a [musical] competition at Gwent Eisteddfod, Rhymney. Post card.
Letter from C. M. Book Agency, Caernarfon, To [D. Afan Thomas]. Request for permission to use a hymn tune, Gweled Iesu, in a new hymn book. Typescript.