SANTA CLAUS LETTERS
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Dear Santa Claus:
? I am a little boy, sis years old, and
I want me a pair of boots, a horn and
a football. I have a little baby broth
er, bring him a wagon and have it
full of candy, nuts and lots of good
thing3. My little sister wants a rain
coat and a doll bed. She is four years
old. . * *1
Please don't forget us
Grover
Dear Santa:
Please bring me a pair of shoes
No. 4 and whatever you can. I will
thank you so much. Age 14.
Please come
N!ell Bracken
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Dear Santa Claus:
I am glad that you are living. Will
tuu bring me a doll and a bed and a
of gloves, and a pair of boots
and"- kitchen cabinet, and a set of
dishec and a set of spoons and a book,
t With love
Lavine
Dear Santa Claus:
I am glad that you are living. Will
you bring me a pair of gloves and a
pair of boots and a doll that can
walk, and a set of pans and a set of
spoons and a stove and a piano.
With love
Fannie Mae (4)
Dear Santa Claus:
I hope you will bring me what I
send after. I want a doll and a doll
bed and ,a tea set and a ball.
From Myrtle Townsend. I love you
Santa, I hope you will bring me what
I want. I love you better than all the
children.
From Myrtle Townsend
My Dear Santa:
I want you to bring me a football
and I hope you will bring it to me. I
love you.
Charles Townsend
Dear Santa Claus:
I love you so much. I am seven
years old. I live in Brevard with my
Grand Papa. I try to be a good girl.
Please bring me a nice doll and lots
of doll clothes and a frigidaire and a
cabinet. Now please Santa, be good
to the dear little children who haven't
a mother and dad.
With lots of love to you
Nancy Elizabeth Galloway
Dear Santa Claus:
I love you and I hope you will send i
.me what I send after. I want a doll
and a tea set. I hope you will bring it
to me.
Beatrice Hall
Dear Santa Claus:
Will you please bring me a doll, a
toy piano, some nuts candy and j
oranges.
With love,
Ora Owen
Dear Santa Claus:
I want you to please bring me a
ball, a horn, a car, some candy, j
oranges, nuts and bananas.
Your loving friend
Russell Owen
Dear Santa Claus:
I will write you a few lines to let
you know what I want for Christmas.
I want you to bring me a football, '
candy, oranges, checker board, pea- ,
nuts, firecrackers, steamshovel and >
bananas. This is all I want. Don't i
forget I have five brothers, and three |
sisters. Don't forget them. And
don't forget Ma and Pa.
Your loving friend,
Lawrence Owen
Dear Santa Claus:
Please send me a little pair of red
top boots, a little red wagon, a little
train, a little set of blocks, lots of
nuts candies, oranges and apples. I
am a three year old boy. I live on
Maple Street. So please Santa don't
forget me.
"Little Joe'' Albert
Dear Santa Claus:
I think I will write you to let you j
know what I want for Christmas. I ;
want you to bring me a little dog col
lar with three bells on it and a little
dog chain so it will snap on the collar |
and please bring me a little teddy j
bear, just about three inches high and
so it will be warm and so my little
doe will not freeze this winter. He is 1
a J&b collie and he is .two months
ciWV' d will be three this Christmas.
Plt^e bring me a pair of boots
andj pair of riding pants and two
pair "of stockings with my boots and
a leather coat and a fountain pen.
Bring me a box of crayons with ten
in a box and a doll and a doll car
riage and a cradle and a spring boll.
With iots of love and fun
Mildred MtCall
Lake Toxaway
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl nine years old and
I am in the fourth grade. I am going
tc write you a few lines to let you
know what will make me happy
Christmas. I wrnt two pretty dresses,
a pair of socks that will match my
dresses, too. I want a pretty little
doll that will cry, sleep and will have
a little cap on, and bring it some
clothes of you can. I want a stove and
some pots: that will be all for me. I
have a little sister. She is three
months old. So bring her a rattler.
Little brother is two years old. He
wants a big ? wagon sorts like a
little wagon. We are very good.
Mucli'loVe to you,
Hilda Mims
I I live in Sumner, Ga., but my
hdfather lives in Brevard.
Dear Santa Claus:
l I vcill enjoy it so much if you will
Iplease bring r\e ?>. little red coat and
|tam. I am a little girl eight years
Your friend,
Estelle Wilson
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Dear Sftnta Claus: '
I am a little boy in the 2A- gratis
I am seven ? years old. Miss -Aiken id
my teacher. Will you please bring me
a football and tricycle.
Your friend, '
] Harold Hartsell
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| Dear Santa Claus:
J I want you to bring me a cap,
i sweater to match and a dress,
?oranges, candy and a pair of bed
room shoes.
i Yours as ever,
I Pearl Elizabeth Brooks
(Dear Old Santa:
! Bring me a pair of boots, and just I
anything else you want too. I want !
i you to remember my little brother j
and sister. I will be expecting you
soon.
With love
Richard Orr
Dear Santa:
You have always brought me nice
toys on Christmas, but this time I am
not asking for a toy, but want a pair
of high top shoes to wear to school,
also a pencil box. Please don't forget
my friends in Dayton, Ohio.
Heaps of love
Bertie Mae Orr
Dear Santa:
I am a little girl in the second A
grade. I am seven years old. Miss
Aiken is my teacher. Will you please
bring me a doll and a bicycle.
Your friend,
Elizabeth Brown
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl. I go to school and
Miss Call is my teacher. I live at the
dogwood mill. My little brother for
got to tell you where he lives but he
lives here too. His name is Loyd Mel
ton.
I want you to bring me a great big
doll, a little piano, a jump rope and
some candy nuts and oranges. Don't
forget me. Dear Old Santa.
Your little friend,
Mayme Melton
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a coaster wagon,
football and a sack full of candy and j
fruits. Thats all I guess. Please don't j
forget my sisters.
Yours truly,
Columbus -Reynolds
East Main Street
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a wagon, gun, big
doll, little suit of clothes, overcoat,
and hat, candy, nuts, apples and
oranges. I am trying to be a good boy.
Little Joe Corbett, Jr.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a boy. I am in the fourth
grade at school. I live over at the
dogwood will. I want you to bring me
an air rifle and a french harp, and
do not forget the air rifle.
Your friend,
Claude Melton
Dear Santa:
Bring me a drum.
Bring me a horn.
Bring me a car.
Bring me a trycicle.
Bring me a ball.
Bring me some nuts.
Bring me some candy.
Thank you,
Johnnie Nelson
Dear Santa:
Please send me a doll and a set of
dishes.
Virginia Keaton
Dear Santa Claus:
Please send me a doll and some
thing else.
Nell Keaton
My dear Santa Claus:
Just a few lines to let you hear
from me. I am well and hope when J
this few lines reaches you it will find
you well.
I want you to bring me a new dress, j
a pair of stockings, a doll with long !
hair, a pair of gloves and fruit, cand- !
ies, and nuts. I am nine years old
and in the third grade.
So good b^e, with love from,
Mary Ellen Stokes
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl and in the sixth j
grade. Please send me some candy,
fruits, nutfiand a pencil and note
book.
Yours truly,
I Mary Fletcher
Dear Santa:
j I am a little boy in the Second A
grade. I am seven years old. My
.teacher is Miss Aiken. Will you
i please bring me a football, watch and
I fire wagon.
Your friend,
Jack Huggins
! Dear Santa :
How are you getting along? I am
;a good little girl. I want a little
piano, a ring and a bicycle and some
.candy and oranges.
Your friend,
Louise Osteen
Dear Santa Claus:
j I am a little girl. I live over at the
dogwood mill. I am 12 years old and
go to school. Will you please bring
!me a jump rope, a doll and some |
| candy and nuts and oranges. Please
i don't forget me.
Your friend,
Helen Melton
i Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little boy two years old. I
| have a .little sister. W.e two would like
you to bring us some candy and
fruits. I want a gun and a car. Sis
ter wants a "Mama" doll and a little
bed.
We two will love you always,
Charles Lindbergh Perry
Christmas Gifts
that are both
Beautiful and Useful
GIVE SOMETHING
Universal Waffle Irons
This appliance
Is lovely In lt
) self, but the
delicious
brown wnffles
It bakes makes
it a gift doubly
appreciated.
Price*
$5.95 to $14.50
Universal Toasters
No more burned
fingers with this
C o r o n a toaster
because the toast
Is turned by
merely lowering
the rack.
Urn Sets
If you want to give something truly
beautiful, you won't find anything
surpassing an Electric t'rn Set in
elegance of design and beauty, a*
well as long service.
Sunbeam Mixmasters
Mixmaster Is sturdy, portable, oc
cupies little space. Mixing bowls and
juicer bowl are of heavy opaque
green glass. Women everywhere
praWe It as the greatest aid that has
come to their kitchen In years.
Miller
Sunlamps
Here Is what the public
has been waiting fcr: a
Sunlamp adjustable) to all
needs at a price within
reach of all. What better
gift could old Santa Claug
bring the kiddles than
perpetual Summer!
$36.50
Royal
Vacuum
Sweepers
Price
$29.75
to
$67.50
Hera la a housekeeping
appliance that Is entirely
new ? a marvelous Inven
tion that not only br!ns?
you Immaculate cleanli
ness, but also complete
home sanitation.
Percolators
Prices
$6.95 to $12.50
Nice hot coffce pouring from
this gleaming nlckle perco- ?
lator transforms many an
uninteresting breakfast to
one of real enjoyment.
Electric Irons
Prices
$3.45 to $8.95
Bottle Warmers
Speaking of practical gifts,
what could be more useful
than an Electric Iron?
$5.50
and
$8.00
Kelvinator
America's
Oldest and.
Finest
Electric
Refrigerator
Here is the "Gift Su
preme-' for the whole
family ... a k'elvinato"-.
You could never find one
more appreciated, more
serviceable, mere durable
or more convenient if
you searched the worM
over.
Prices from $182.50 up
Smokemaster i
i
The smart-looking cabi
net holds a generous
supply of cigarettes. Just
fill it, and you have a
ready-lit cigarette at your
fingertips every time you
want one. Be first with
the latest. ..give
SMOKEMASTER.
Price $6.50
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