LETTERS TO
SANTA CLAUS
Dear Santa Claus:
9l am a little girl five years old.
I have been a smart girl and I
want a doll with pigtails, a table
and chairs, cedar chest, doll high
chair, tea set, a big ironing board
and iron.
Santa, if my daddy can’t come
home for Christmas, then please
don’t forget to go see him in Bal
timore, Md.
I will have you some milk and
fruit cake.
$ Love,
PRISCILLA GORE.
Dear Santa Claus:
I’m three and a half years old
and have been a good little girl
since last Christmas. Please bring
me a doll, tea set, a little car with
candy in it, high chair for my
doll, and some candy, fruits and
nuts.
Thank you,
4H Love,
PRISSY BYRD.
Dear Santa Claus:
I’ve been looking over your cat
alogues and have picked out the
following things I’d like you to
bring me: a climbing monkey, a
cowboy suit, a wagon, aeroplane
and boxing- gloves.
I’m five and a half years old
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and have been real good since last
Christmas and I’ll be looking for
you soon.
Love,
WAYNE BYRD.
Dear Santa Claus:
Could you bring a sliding board
to me and two switch train tracks
and some more things? Put them
in my play house and some in the
house. Would you bring my sister
some dolls and books. I will have
a Christmas tree in the house and
in my playhouse.
CLAYTON COVINGTON
324 Jackson Street.
Dear Santa Claus:
I hope I have been a good boy
this year. Will you bring me ail
all-star cowboy suit. And I wan',
a walkie-talkie and I want some
airplanes and I want some things
for my bicycle.
Love,
GRANT COLLIER,
319 Jackson Street.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please send me a bicycle Xmas
if you can get one, and lots of
other toys. I will promise to be
a good boy until Xmas.
Defir Santa Claus:
I guess I’m a litle late with my
letter. I hope not. If you find a
rubber doll I want one for Christ
mas. If I could get one I would
want it to have a hard head, eyes
that will open and close, and a
rubber body, and drink water and
it comes out. I would like for it
to have a suitcase with clothes
and a little nipple and bottle and
the other things that she needs.
It may look like a lot but if you
could get me them and some
clothes I would be very happy.
Good bye dear old Santa,
Love,
BARBARA BOYD,
909 Henry St.
Dear Santa Claus:
I want to tell you what I want
for Christmas. Santa, I want a
bicycle and a chemistry set and
a mit and a plane with a motor
and fixed and that is all I want.
I have not written much, but I do
not want any more. So I will close
the letter, well good bye and good
luck for Christmas.
Love,
CLAUDE MEARS.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me as many of
these things as you can: panda
bear, a story book, doll, a doll
trunk, doll bed, a xylophone, black
board, fountain pen, a tea set, a
lemonade set and a bicycle.
My brother Jerry wants a tele
phone, wagon, wrecker truck, lad
der truck, tank, peg board, tinker
toys.
Love,
JUDY BENNETT,
402 Jackson Street.
Town Talk
Mrs. H. E. Cameron has re
turned to her home on Monroe
Street after being a patient at
the Roanoke Rapids Hospital.
Mrs. E. R. Hawkins and Mrs.
Lucille Cherry spent Sunday in
Newport News, Va.
Mrs. Gladys and daugh
ter, Carrie Lee, spent the holidays
in Conway.
Louis Martin Ivey and Nellie
Ivey spent the holidays in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fields spent
Sunday in Petersburg, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Crumb
ier, of Norfolk, spent Several days
with Misses Ruth and Viola Glov
er last week.
Misses Bernice Hitchens and
Viola Glover spent last week-end
in Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rook and
son, Earl, Jr., spent Thanksgiving
in Baltimore, Md., with Mr. and
Mrs. E D. Fambrough.
Mrs. B. E. McCrary and children
have returned to their home in
Newport News, Va.
Miss Beul aii Atkins spent
Thanksgiving in Littleton.
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