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lu t little fir! ritw years old.
1 want a doll bed, story ok. carxiy.
apples, oranges, nuu nd rauiii.- fur
Christmas. Goodbye Santa.
Your little fnend.
Leocia M.Hrr
Ashebom, N C
Dear Santa Claut :
I want a kiddie car, a little toy dog,
kitty cat, 2 oranges, mim applets
ut and a little sack of candy
A little friend,
l.awrence Lament Stti.
- farmer, i. -C
Dear Santa Claus: J
I mai.t yuu to bnr.g Pe a litt
tram, a rubber ball, as air riiV p
fg. candy, orrnr?. nJ " 1 e
a UUe brvUii and U: aiU a ma
tron, cap-buster and a pair of k'0VcS
and apples, candy, oranrff and nuts
I will nut ask for so m-ch He g"od
io all Little folks.
Your httle frwn,
Charlie and Colon Loflin.
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rW. KasLa: "
- i i am 1a im m and ,
Wing mo and electric traia, horse, . chert, a fiiver and many auU, candiea.
books, and oraaea, applet, bananas, applet. orange and grspea.
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nut, grapes, etc.
Ever the same.
Earnest kcAliiter.
waitkif for yom.
Lovingly
N C.
"One million pecan trees
astern Carolina in the next
years may sound like an ambitions
program but it is worth of fulfill
ment. A pood start has been made
by agricultural extension workers
this fall.
Farmer,
lar Santa Oau:
I want for Christ ma a doll, doll
carriage, a little bed, a chair, rubber
ball, some apples, candy, orange;- aim
for nuts. Wishing you a merry Xma
four and a happy new year.
Your little menu.
Hope Loflin.
Ramseur, N. C.
M Dear Santa
Since Xmas is nearly here, 1 would
like for you to bring roe a drum, an
electric train, kitty cart, and all the
different kinds of fruit and nut.
Don't forget all the other little bvys
and girls.
With love,
Clyde McAlister.
Bailer Btoa, 1m, cf Winaton-Sa-
I will be km, tobacco icanulaitmg piacl
filed a voluntary peuuoa t . bank
i ruuUi La federal eoort Monday.
Killie Hud neks. iTne DeUtiua was aigaod by F. . 8.
: Bailey, vice president and treasurer
Asheboro N C ! of company, who signed a state-
. - . Asheboro, . y cofteern WM u
1 PleiTg me a toy piano, . doll. meet
&nH a nair of ro er skates. I also i ." -
want nuts, candies and fruit. I
have been good and expect many nic
things.
With love,
Rubv Alice Hendricks.
COLE&IDGl KEWS
Farmer, N
Dear Santa Claus:
1 want for Christmas a doll that
pens and shuts her eyes, also, some
fruits, nuts and candies. Hoping you
will remember all the little boys an 1
girls.
Your little friend,
Hazel Brown.
Farmer, N. C.
Dear Santa Claus:
I want vou to bring me a watch
bracelet and a doll that will open and
shut its eves and walk.. 1 am in the
sixth erjfile ami trying to make my
grade this year, lie good to all.
Your friend,
Callie Loflin.
Ramseur, N. C.
Dear Santa:
I am a hule girl and I want you to
bring me a doll that will cry, walk
and sleep, kid gloves, some story
Uoks and something good to eat.
With love.
Ellen McAlister.
Biseoe, N. C.
I want you to bring me a wrist
watch, some tangerines, oranges, ap
ples, raisins, candy, nuts.
Your friend,
Lola King.
Farmer, NT. C.
PLASTERS
Dear Santa:
Heae bring
plane, apples,
and a kicking
Ramseur, N. C.
Dr ar Santa:
1 am a little boy 3 years old. 1
want you to bring me some candy,
nuts, a rubber ball, a teddy bear. 1
don't want to ask for too much as
there are other little boys and girls.
Seth York.
Biseoe, N. C.
Dear Santa Claus:
1 want you to bring me a French
harp, a little rocking chair, some
tangerines, oranges, apples, candy,
raisins, and nuts.
From your friend,
Early King.
N. C.
air-nuts
pip a toy train,
oranges, candy,
inulo.
Whitman Kearns
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- armer,
T(ar Santa:
I want you to bring me a doll that
will crv. talk walk and sleep. I want
i . i 1
oranges apples, canny aim rn
w alniits. !
little brother said for you to
him a toy dog and a toy wagon,
. oranges, candy and nuts.
With love.
Melva Cranford.
Ramseur, N. C.
Dear Santa Claus:
1 want you to bring me a big doll
that can cry and say mama, some washboard a little horse and monkey
c. candy, nuts of all kinds, a French and a rabit and a little wash tub, a
harp, a ring, a little stove. Don t; tea set and a cat and dog.
Franklinville
Dear Santa Claus:
I will be at my grandmothers this
year and I want you to bring me a
doll and a carriage, a little comb and
forget my
years old.
little brother, he is
Rosielee.
Much love,
Mattie York.
Asheboro, N. C.
" S:.nta 1au :
1 want you to hrinir me a little
--i in ard track, a tricycle, stopper j
ii". v :i"n". n.nd some apples, or
tiM'"s :!! :mts if it is not asking too
Ramseur, N. C.
Dear Santa:
I'lease bring me a pop gun a
whistling bird, a dancing negro. You
will find them at Mr. Lambert's store,
liring me nuts, candy, oranges, ap
ples, grapes. Please bring my little
brother anything you can think of.
Roy Kearns.
Franklinville, N. C.
Dear Santa Claus:
I want you to bring me a doll, -wagon,
broom, duck, and lots of apples,
candy, and oranges.
Johnie Gray Reaves.
Wi'li love
f ropi,
M. P.
Brown.
Asheboro, N. C, Rt. 1.
Dear Santa:
I want you to bring me a big doll
hat will walk and talk and shut her
leyes and a set of dishes and a whole
: lot of candy, apples, .orances. bana-
Ramseur, N. C. nas anfl a Pair of bed room slippers
De-ir S inta- and si,k stockins nl a mitty blouse
1'leaVe bring me a doll with curlv tie fnd 1 want a red one, a barrel of
. . i i i. i i armies, a crate of nnnom s K,mot
h-,r ! hrinir nr neari neat s. a uoa . - " M,tn
Mrs. C. H. C a vines spent ft few
days with her sister, Mrs. Sam Brady
at Greensboro last week.
Mr. Robert Bray was the week-end
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Bray at Greensboro.
Mr. Walter Pools mad ft business
triD to Erect last week.
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Blue Rock, is
spending ft few days with her sister.
Mrs. J. M. Brooks.
Mr. Colon Davis made ft business
triD to Greensboro last week.
Messrs. "Doc" Brady, of Fall Creek
and Lloyd, of Carthage, spent the
week-end here with their brothers,
R. H. and F. D. Brady.
Miss Estelle Siler, who is teaching
at Cedar Creek, Chatham county, was
the week-end guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Slier.
The many f rienfls of Edgar Ward
will be glad to learn of his great im
provement changing locations. . He
is now stationed at San Antio, Texas.
Mr. J. T. Lambert, of Moffitts, was
a visitor in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Caveness were
visitors in Greensboro last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Burgess, of
Liberty, were visitors at the River
side hotle here last week.
A Christmas tree and entertain
ment will be given at the M. E.
church, Monday evening at 7:30, De
cember 24th. Everybody is invited.
Mr. Colon Davis was a guest at the
Riverside hotel Sunday afternoon.
P
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Asheboro, X. C.
S. Mita Claus:
want vou to please bring me a
hi"- sleenv doll, and a doll carriage
and Mime apples, oranges, nuts a"id
candy.
Yours trul v,
Christine Ashwert li.
1 rtt hOMOTlOr. O nll ..,11. 1 I J.1 A ill
,.f little tationery, a pop corn popper mi wm imir inui win
;;,,d a child knife and fork set. Also : cur1' fiye y.ards ,f Pnk cloth, a hair
.uts of all kinds, candy and grapes.
1 go to school and
Miss Rosa Owen.
JOTKi C" ..iL. LAM)
By virtae sf xh twr ottaiiid "
aft wrder f U uprw Court U a
!peai ; nocUng . ftoCUed Victor
rarker t I Ouracy Ua&u ,i
the MDadersigMd eeowistiontr- - Cl' "
os the XX day f DmoUi 193 at
1 'deck au, t th Mut house door "
in Ashe bore.' N. C. offer o sale for
cash to the highert bidder the follow,
tug described laads to Cedac Grove
towftskip,JUftdiph eoonty: fv.
Tract No. 1:' BegfaaiBg at - lied
eak and running soeta 42 chaias and t
86 links to a waits ak .-thence east
Sa ehame ereosuig toe creek to a
stake; thence Worth si che and IS Iks
to a pine, HammoBd's corner; thence
Nortsi zi ens ana 7d us to ft black '
Jack; thence West crossing the creek. '
to the beginning, containing XS& aerea 4
more or less. . ' ; -
Tract No. 1: Beginning at onef V
the above named corners in Fttgnoya
line running thence Sooth on his .
line 24 ehs to a black oak' on the
North side of swamp; thence East 89
1-2 chs to stake; thence North en- -Hammond's
Hne S4 chs to ft nine. cox. v
ner of other tract; thence West on
said line 89 1-2 chs to the beginning,.,
containing 100 acres more or less. -.
Said re-sale is being made on fto-.
count of an increase bid having been
placed on said former bid. The bid
ding will start at 52075.00. ,
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inis loin o.ay oi uecember, 1923, T(
C. N. Cox, Commlssioiier. iH
2t 12-20-23.
When bugs and worms are ptentt.
ful in spring, hens ly heaviest. la
winter when this animal food is no
available it should be supplied by us
ing such substitutes as meat scrap,
fish meal, milk or high grade tankage, .
recommends A. G. Oliver, poultry ex
tension specialists. .
FRANKLINVILLE NEWS
Asheboro, N. C.
Penr Santa Claus:
T want a tea set. a tov wash tub,
some candv and anoles and raisins.
Your friend
Oberis Ashworth.
Lassiter, N. C.
like my teacher,
Lda Kearns.
Ramseur, N. C.
Hear Santa Claus:
I want you to bring me a big doll
that can cry and say mama and some
nuts, candy, a stove, a French harp,
and a little ring.
iMuch love to Santa,
Dale York.
net and a box of hair pins.
Gold a Brown.
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onev
Denr Old Man Santa:
Please bring i"e a tricycle, watch,
trumnhet and rubber ball. I am not
jroino- to nsk for annles because dad-d-
boiio-ht two bushels of apples and I
thing that will do me. Brine me lots
of candy, oranges and all kinds of
nuts.
Your Mischievous Boy,
Willis Carter.
Asheboro, N. C.
Dear Good Old Santa:
j We are two little girls. I, Myrtle,
wants a doll, apples, candy, oranges,
and raisins. I, Mary, wants a doll
that will open and close her eyes,
with curly hair, and we both. want or
anges, candy and apples.
Y'our little friends,
i Myrtle and Mary Miller.
3.
Asheboro, N. C, Rt.
uear santa:
Please bring me a great big doll,
apples, oranges, andy and nuts.
Love to you.
Ruth Garner.
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Dear Santa:
Worthville, N. C.
iDear Santa:
i I want a large sleepy doll with
j long curly hair ,a tea set, a little
I stove, and lots of fruit. I have a lit-
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sistei, ner name i x.utn Allelic uu-
lian, she wants a doll, teddy bear, and
anything else you want to bring her.
Goodbye Santa, from,
Jaunita Julian.
Mechanic, N. C.
My Dear Santa:
Please bring me a doll and some ap
ples, oranges, candy and nuts, and
I am very fond of bananas too, if you
can bring them without getting them
mashed. I know you will have a load,
so many little folks are looking for
you. I will not ask for anything
more. Mueh love to you Santa,
Eunice Surratt.
Asheboro, N. C.
Dear Santa:
I am a good little boy and in the
1-C grade. My teacher is Miss Lucy
Leigh Lovett and I like her. I want
a roller-bearing coaster wagon, a toy
automobile, a toy train, some or
anges, apples, candy and nuts.
Your little friend,
Billy Presnell.
Asheboro, N. C.
Dear Santa:
I want a little sewing machine and
six oranges, six bananas and six ap
ples and a box of candy, and one doll
and a doll carriage and six tangerines
1 am nine years old and want a hair
net, a bracelet and a tangerine, and
a box of crayon and a box of pencils,
and one wrist watch and one string
of beads and one locket, and one gold
medal and one pair of socks and six
handkerchiefs, and a leather belt and
a dress and a new sweater and a
slipperer-over sweater.
Virlie Smith.
Asheboro, N. C. Rt. 1.
Rev. W. L. Scott preached two in
teresting and instructive sermons in
the M. E. church Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Craven and daughter,
Miss Jessie; Miss Ethel Way and
Mr. Chas. Buie went to Greensboro
shopping Monday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Jones,
December 15, a son.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Steed and chil
dren, Tom, Jr., and Miss Neola and
Mr. Tom Buie, of High Point, visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mr. Haywood Parks made a trip to
Greensboro Monday.
Mr. J. R. Lutterloh and Mrs. J. H.
Fentrissand Miss Jessie Craven went
to Greensboro one day last week to
purchase toys for the Christmas tree
for the M. E. church Sunday school.
Messrs. C. H. Julian and A. V.
Jones went to Eeidsville on business
Monday.
There will be Christmas trees and
entertainments at the M. E. church,
Baptist church and Pleasant Cross,
Monday night before Xmas. The pub
lic is cordially invited.
Mr. G. K. Reeves made a business
trip to Greensboro one day last week.
At a meeting of the Board of Stew
ards of the M. E. church, R. Pc Gar
rison was re-elected chairman; E. A.
Routh, secretary and treasurer, as
sisted by J. T. Buie.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harper Erwin, Jr.,
visited relatives in Durham, Sunday.
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I"Viru'
Asheboro, N. C. Rt. 3.
Dear Santa Claus:
I want a pair of over-shoes, a
pocVct kftlfe, a boggin, and oranges,
apples, candy, nuts, raisins arid Sny
thing else you may wish to bring me.
Your loving nephew,
Guy Thomas Lambeth.
P. S. I have a little brother and he
wants candy, apples and oranges.
Tom Tarheel says: That man W. W.
Shay up at the State College seems to
thing that selling hogs is just as
seasonable as growing corn or cotton.
You can't grow cotton in winter
neither can you sell hogs profitably
when the Corn Belt is selling, he says.
FOR RENT A two room house on
South Fayettevillt street, Apply,
Mrs. Wm. C, Hammer.
NOTICE!
M' f ,
s Having qualified as administrator
on the estate of Franklin G. Frazier,
deceased, before D. M. Weatherly,
Clerk of the Superior Court of Ran
dolph county, all persons having
claims against said estate are noti
fied to present them to the under
signed, duly verified, on or before the
22nd day of December, 1924, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery; and all persons owing said
estate will come forward and make
immediate settlement.
This 18th day of December, 1923.
J. A. COLTRANE, Admr.
6t pd 12-20-24 Guilford College, N. C.
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119 Eggs instead of 6 s
Never got so many eggs, says Mr.
Horner. I used two boxes of
Beauchamp Egg Producer and it
increased my egg supply from 6
a day to 119.
W. L. H.
1596 Eggs in 20 days
I fed two boxes of your egg pro
ducer to my hens and in just 20
days I got exactly 133 dozen eggs.
I have 155 hens.
C. R. B.
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paid 2 of my large size $1 pack
ages for $1.00 P. 0. money order,
or personal check accepted. Try
Beauchamp Egg Producer on a
separate pen of hens. Try it on
your pullets and moulting hens.
Try it on old hens that refuse to
lay. You will be delighted with
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flock to laying. Remember you
take no risk. If Beauchamp Egg
Producer fails to accomplish what
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turn box and unused contents and
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2238 E. Baltii jre St.
r .iltimore, Md.
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ASHEBORO MOTOR CAB COMPANY
ASHEBORO, N. C.
. Asheboro, N. C. Rt 3.
Denr Santa Claus:
I want a pocket knife, over shoes,
gloves, and some candy, apples, or
anges, raisins, nuts and anything else
you have for me.
I Your loving little friend,
1 Johrr Albert Lambeth.
P. S. I have a little brother who
wants a little wagon and a horse, a I
1 French harp, and apples, candy, or
anges and nuts.
Building & Loan
Asheboro, N. C. Rt 8.
Dear Santa CIu:
We are two little girls and we want!
some beads, pretty books, wrist watch
es, a pair of gloves, oranges, candy,
apples, nuts and everything good to
Your loving little neices,
Mary Era and Moaell Lambeth. '
Star. N. C. I
Dear Santa Claus:
-I want yon to bring mo a tool box,'
apples, oranges, and all kinds oi
f rait and nuts and do not fonret mr
littlo brother. Bo wanU a kiddte car.
Hubert Trogdoo.
MERRY CHRISTMAS IIIGII POINTS ECONOMY CENTER IS
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The 11th Series of the Randolph County Building
and Loan Association will he open January 1st The
Association has been a great blessing to its stockholders
and has helped more than 100 people to secure homes.
There are today more than 2300 shares of stock, and
loan approximate $100,000.00.
The 11th series should be the largest of any pre
vious series. "
Subscriptions to this series should be filed on or be
fore January 1st
Come in and join us and let us help you" to own
a home. ; :
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