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MA CLAUS LETTERS % 'Pole, [America, F?nta Claus: a little boy going to Rosma? ' I would like to tell you what ' for Christmas. I want a little a big old train, a little auto , a tool chest, a little wheel some roller skates, a big red . like is in Sears Roebuck, ? Keppelin, an airplane, like Lind lj s a big dump truck, a steam a football, a tricycle, a steam i10. a hook and ladder truck, ap oranges and lots and lots of Love, sman Mingus Henry Simmon Santa Claus: 'lease bring me a bicycle, capbust pistol, gloves, raincoat, cap, candy, nges, and a train. With love, R. C. Banther irose ?f"' Santa Claus: HI have been a good little girl this W^r so I want you to bring me a doll ?'riage, celluloid dell, some oranges ?its candy ajul fruits. r With love, Helen Holtzclaw i ' Pisgah Forest Dear Santa Claus: Please send me a dump truck, gun, ' firecrackers, box of candy, bicycle, nuts and fruits, pair of gloves, cap raincoat. Flave Merrill Penrose : Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a doll carriage, a pair of skates, nuts and candy. With love Ruby Baynard Penrose Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a bicycle, capbust ?t, six rolls' of caps, a pair of boots, a gun, a watch, a wagon, a car so t van get in it and some firecrackers. With love, . Lyle Merrill Penrose Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me -a wagon, fire- i crackers, caps for my cap pistol and j sonic candy and fruits. With love, Harmon Merrill Penrose Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a box of candy, j nuts and fruits. Please bring my sister a doll carriage, nuts, bananas, and fruits. With love, Edna H. Penrose Dear Santa Claus: I will write you a letter to tell you what I want you to bring nic for Christmas. I want you to bring me a coat for I always like coats. With love, Clinton II. Penros# Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a watch, gun, fifty firecrackers, hammer, baseball bat, nuts, candy and other fruits. With love, Edward D. Penrose Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a doll, doll car rijyre, also some nuts candy and fruits. A doll that can talk and walk. With love Samatha S. Pisgah Forest, N. C. Dear Santa Claus: I know ycu arc working hard n.:;'; ing Christmas gifts- I do not want you to forget me. Please bring me a doll, carriage, some nuts, and candy and some fruits. With love to Dear Santa. Annie 0. Penrose, X. C. The necessary item -tor your Christmas dinner. We have plenty of nice ones for everybody. Oranges and T angerines per pk or per bu. B.&B. Feed and Seed Co. Dear Santa Claus: I want you to bring me a doll and a doll carriage, a tablet, some pencils, , and a wagon. I have a little sister. ; j She is three years old. I have a i brother. He is nine years old. ! Bring thern something for Christ mas too. We want some candy and some oranges. I am in the second grade. I With love Edna Allison Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a doll that will , sleep, cry and with curly hair and i an iron, a night cap, apron and a | broom. Much love, Theda McCall ' Penrose Dear Sant Claus: I am a boy going to school. I am in the fifth grade and eleven years of j age. | I will tell you what I want you to I bring .me. I want you to bring me ai I pair of overalls and a pair of gloves. : i i guess I want candy and nuts too. j I guess that will be all for this Christ mas. With love Burley Holden Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a train that runs on a track, and a little truck. I wish you a merry Christmas and a liappy 1 New Year. i Coy Holden | Dear Santa Claus: I vm a little boy five years old. 1 am not big: enough to write you so 1 got ray brother to do it I want you I to bring me a pair of overalls, a knife ?with a chain on it, and some candy i and nuts. That will hi all for this Christmas. Leroy Holden Dear Santa Claus: | Please bring me a necklace, some good books to read, nuts, candy, and a pair of blue bedroom slippers. I guess I have said enough and too much now. I must stop writing. With love, Katherine S. | Penros* Dear Santa Claus: I hope to have you visit me the night of Dec. 24th and bring me a pair of overalls and two shirts." I also want a large rubber ball, the fifty cent size. I hope to find a flute when I awake Christmas morning. Please do not forget to bring some candy and oranges. Thanks a lot. Your friend, Dovie White Rosman, N. C., Dear Santa Claus: 1 am a boy eleven years old. I have a goat. 1 would like for you to tiring me some harness of you can. I want some candy, nuts and oranges. Your friend, Paul Couch Penrose Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a doll and a little bed. I wish you a Merry Christ mas and a happy New Year. Baby Helen Holden 'Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl eight years old and going to school. 1 am in the sec ond grade. I have been wondering of you will Ihiuk of me this Christmas. 1 would like for you to bring me a little tea set and some candy, and nuts, j fruits and some gloves. With love Cornelia IlolJen (Itoiip.an, N. C. I Dear Santa Claus: I'.'ease bring me a little wagon and a little train that runs o;i a track. 1 wish you a merry Christmas ami a ( happy New Year. i Cleo Wilson ^Dear Santa Claus: 5 1 want you to bring me a little ! wagon for Christmas and .some candy j and toys I am a little boy three j [years old and I would like some candy, and toys for Christmas. J. D. McCall i Balsam Grove, N. C. Dear Santa Claus: Will you please bring me a little wagon and some candy and toys for Christmas. I am a little boy three years old and my daddy is dead and I have no one to bring me toys for Christmas. Leon Mason ' ' Balsam Grove, N. C. Dear Santa Claus: I want you to bring me a sled and I a note book and some paper. Bring me some pencils and a wagon and bring me a pair of boots and bring mo i a bicycle. I am only twelve years old ; and bring me a pair of roiler skates, i That will be all. |. Your friend, I Joe Samuel Keel ' OAKLAND NEWS ITEMS I A number uf our folks who were in terested in tht Whitmire-Petjt mur der trial spent several Jays in Bre vard last week attending court. Lee Nicholson of Rodman, visited His parent;:, Mr. 'and Mrs. Wade Nicholson, Thursday. Mrs. Clarence Norton joined a party from Lake Toxaway and spent one day last week doing Xmas shop ping in Greenville. Mrs. I. S. Sanders visited Mrs. Claud Itoid at her hwne in Brevard one day last week. Tim Miller of Sapphire, visited Welch Reid Saturday. Mrs. E. D. Reid and daughters, Mrs. Charles Bennett and Miss Lula Reid and Mrs. L. E. Cash were Bre vard visitors Friday. Mrs. W. W. Reid, who was quite il 1 1 ?< st week is much improved. Miss Inez Alexander called on Mrs. Welch Reid Saturday. Miss Louise McCall, who is n trend ing the Asheville Norma!, returned home Friday to spend the holidays with he parents. Rev. and . ! rs. S. B. McCall. Mr._and .Airs. Furiran Hclden and daughter, Margaret of Pic-ken: . \-ere week-end guests at Mt. Toxaway Lodge. We are sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Welch Reid from our community, but glad to welcome our old friends, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Sanders, who will occupy the Welch Reid cottage. Mr. find Mrs. Reid go to the Tolvin Mil ler place at Quebec, and Mr. and Mrs. Miller comes to Lake Toxaway iotel. , Rev. and Mrs. S. B. McCall and ?V'VAV son, Oscar and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rcid were shopping in Hendereonville one day last week. . Clarence Norton was in Rosman Satui-day on business. Mrs. Mary Burgess and daughter, Miss Alberta, visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Galloway Sunday, at their home in Glenville. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Noland of Ashevillc, and Mrs. S. E. Alexander were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. D;'. Reid Sunday. A number of our young folks, in caulir.t: Misses Louise McCall, Lula Rej;J, Doiene Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thomas, Messrs. J. C. and Oscar McCalll, Lincoln Lance and 1. C. Case, Jr., enjoyed a picnic on Whiteside Mountain Sunday. Mrs. S. E. Alexander left Sunday afternoon for Asheville, where she will make an extended visit to her daughter, Mrs. Robert E. Noland. Mrs. Waite Reid and daughter, Miss Lessie, and son, T. W., are spending the holidays at home. The young folks have been in college at Cullowhee. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McCall visited Miss Alberta Burgess Sunday eve ning. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown and Miss Coy Philips called on Mrs. Mary Burgess Sunday. We think the fellow who wrote the letter addressed to his brother Jim and signed himself Mack, in last week's Brevard News, tried to be funny at the expense of his country cousins. Write again. Mack. 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