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IfiTERS TO SANTA
Wants Airplane.
y„rri City, Dec. 5.
, . s-rnia Claus: I have been a
K ' a litt \ e bov. I «»" ei * ht years ° M
H I L second grade. Will you,
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a "' ; '"XvEY PRICE.
Cowboy Gloves.
Forest City, Dec. 5.
Dear Santa Clau.c I have been a
L boy. Ig» i" sch ° ol :,t Mt " "
. Will you please bring me a
..on and a pair of cowboy gloves. I
' v , nt «w nuts, candy and oranges, j
p. X. McCURRY.
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Doll for Second Grader.
Forest City, Dec. 5. ;
Dear Santa Claus: I have been a ,
,od girl. 1 fro to school at Mt. ,
easant. Will you please bring me .
doll and a carriage and a pair ot (
oves. I am in the second grade. ]
RUBY HENSON. j
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Remembers Teacher.
Cliffside, Dec. 8. |
Dear Santa: 1 am in the fourth
■ade. My teacher wants you to re- f
ember her same as myself. Please t
ring me a pair of gloves, a doll and i
book satchel. You can leave some 1
ruits, candies and nuts for I am (
HIGGINS' CASHf STORE
December 19 and cqntimz- i'
uary 1, wa will offer the h
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specials at our store:
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; :os. ( ream cf the Lake Flour $2.65
mof the Lake Flour $1.40 N
Cream of the Lake Flour 75c |
' ewel Lard Ssc jjj!
"* •" too -'-t Mnrirny's Favorite Coffee ?Cb I
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-luGches 5c j|
4 fts. Pinto Beans 25c §;
p!' !u ' ; ' special Mixture, lb. 1234 c 1
)eolate Creams, lb. - | '
1 bugar stick candy 2\lb. box 35c |
MEATS
p tdA ' 25c lb., or 5 lfcs. for SI.OO
st T> - - lb. 15c
£ v •r. lb. 12V2C ! 5
P e( i Sausage 15c
Ham sage 20c ;
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"IBGIBS' CASH STORE
very fond of them. Remember others
too.
With love,
JESSIE LEMMONS.
Six Years Old.
Forest C'ty, Dec. 5.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little
girl six years old. I am in the first
grade 1 wanl you to bring me a big
doll carriage, nuts, candy and ap
pk s.
RUBY RUMFELT.
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Dc!! and Carriage.
Forest City, Dec. 5.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little
girl six years old, I am in the first
grade. I want you to bring me a doll
and a carriage, also nuts and candy.
EDITH MORGAN.
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Saved Money.
Cliffside, Dec. 8.
Dear Santa: I am a little boy and
some times I am mean, but my mama
says I am smart because I go to the
store for her. Santa I have saved
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my money for you so you can bring
me a tool box, a football and boots.
I also want candies, nuts and some
fruits. Hoping to see you Christmas.
A little friend,
CHARLES LLEMMONS.
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A Good Boy.
Forest City, Dec. 5.
i Dear Santa Claus: I have been a
good boy. I go to school at Mt.
Pleasant. Will you please bring me
an air rifle, candy, nuts and oranges.
PAUL GREEN.
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Raincoat.
Cliffside, Dec. 8.
Hello Santa: I am a little girl in j
the first grade. I have a very good i
teacher her name is Miss David. I i
want lots of things, but please bring j
me a raincoat, over shoes, big doll,,
a ball. You can bring me some nuts ,
candies and fruits too. Don't forget |
my little friends. Good Bye.
CHARLES LEMMONS.
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Thinks of Parents.
Cliffside, Dec. 8.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little (
girl eight years old, and I am in the j
third grade at school. Please bring'
me a doll a doll carriage, a little
broom, a pair of gloves, candy, pair
of bed room slippers. Also bring me
THE FOREST CITY COURIER, FOREST CITY, N. C.
n. some apples, candy, nuts and cr
j anges. Don't forget father, mother
| sister and my brothers and my lit
tle friends. Your friend.
MILDRED CALLAHAN.
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Wants Air RrHe.
- ' Forest City, Dec. 5.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little
4,' boy six years old. I am in the fir: t
- grade. I want you to bring me an air
rl fie arul a truck, some nuts and
candy.
JAMES RANDALL.
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Bed Room Slippers. /
Forest City, Dec. 11.—Dear Santa
i Claus—l am a little girl eight years
1 old. I am in the third grade. I am go
• ing to school at Harris high. I want
you to bring me a pair of bed room
slippers, and a box of water colors,
candy, apples, nuts and please don't
forget other little girls and boys.
I Your little friend,
i • ELIZABETH GREEN.
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Thinks of Many Others.
Forest City, c o Alexander Mill,
Dec. 15.—Dear Santa: I am a little
' girl five years old. I was almost a
fraid you had forgotten me. So I
jam writing so you will know that I
am still here. I want you to bring
me a raincoat, cap, overshoes, an
! umbrella, telephone, crayons and a
| doil if you have one left over, and
Santa bring Mr. Mathis a sweetheart
! with red hair, Wood Halford one;
named Grace and I think that will
be all thev will ask for.
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! Santa please don't forget my lit- !
i tie cousin. Buddy Morrow, his little
j sisler died the fourth of July and I
jknow he is very lonesome. Bring him
; lots of things and don't forget the;'
j little children at the Alexander
( schools, Union Mills. Pleasei don't!
i forget, these and remember all. I go
jto the kindergarten and try to be!
1 a good little girl.
With love,
JOYCE TATE. j
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Wants Little Sewing Machine.
Forest City, c o Alexander Mills, [
j Dec. 15.—Dear Santa: I am a little
| girl five years old. I go to the kin-'
jdergarten and sure do enjoy it.. San
ta bring me a pretty doll, doll bed, j
and little sewing machine. Bring my
little brother, Jetonne something nice
also, and don't forget all the rest of ,
the little boys and girls, Santa please j
j don't forget my little uncles, J. D.,
i and Bill Smith.
With love,
HAZEL HAWKINS.
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i Gloves and Pocket Book.
i Forest City, Dec. 11.—Dear Santa
Claus:—l want a watch, a pair of
gloves, a doll a pocket book and lot
of fruit. I am in the first grade.
Your friend,
RUBY LEE MOORE.
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Indian Sni*.
Forest City, Dec. 11.—Dear Santa
Claus:—Please bring me som.'
fruits Bring me a football and a
air rifle and an Indian suit.
Your friend.
BILLY MOORE.
Story Book.
Forest Citv, Dec. 11.—Dear San
f - —I am a little girl and study the
fourth grade. I want a story book
a pair of gloves a watch for Christ
mas and lots of fruit.
our friend,
FRANCES MOORE
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W m«s Testament.
Fore-: . City, Dec. II -De ir San ;, i I
a us— l am writing to you to let j
let you know wh it I want. I want j
a 'J 'sianient ? > I can learn more ■
about Jesus, and a new bicycle and t
a pair of boots. That's all I will I
ask for myself. a
Dear old Santa I will not ask to I
much for myself Those that don'c |
have a father and mother I want you 1
to send them something. I will close |
wishing you a happy Christmas.
EARL BAXTER FREEMAN.
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DoJI and Doll Carriage.
Mooresboro, R-l, Dec. 15.—Dear
Santa—l am a little girl seven years
old. I want you to bring me a do'l.
doll carriage, apples, granges and
candy. Please don't forget my little
brothers and don't forget my little
brand new cousin, Vivian Hawkins.
Bring her a rattler. I will close with
lots and lots of love.
LOIS DOBBINS.
Helps Mother.
Rutherfordton. R-l, Dec. 15.—Dear
Santa—l am a little boy almost six
years old. I go to school, like it fine
also my teacher. I help daddy and j
mother all I can.
I want you to bring me a big aero. *
- j plane, candy, fruits and nuts for
Christmas. Don't forget me, or my
- little friends either.
: By, by Santa,
| GLENN COLE.
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i / Wants Bib?e.
j Forest City, Dec. 15—Dear Santa
. lam a little girl six years old.
: Pl€ase Wag me a scooter, a Bible
. and a pockc-t book, also some candy,
nuts and fruits.
our little friend,
BLLANCHE ALLEN.
T nnis Itacket.
Forest City, Dec. 15.—Dear Santa
( a. s I am a little boy eleven
years old. I am in il,e fourth grade.
Miss Andrews is my teacher and I
love her very much. Be sure and
bring her something.
Please bring me a tennis racket,
puzzle of Peter Rabbit, toy caps,
steam shovel, candy, nuts, and fruit
iße sure and bring the other boys
'and girls something.
With love,
RALPH WHITLOCK.
AUCTION SALE
j DECEMBER 22
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Cyclone Auction Company Will
Sell W. P. Hardin Proper
ty and Some Residences
in Forest City.
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j The Cyclone Auction Company
will sol! at auction the property of
the late W. P. Hardin, on the prem
. ises, Monday, December 22. This
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! property lies o nSouth Church street
and comprises seventy acres. On the I
property is two houses and out- j
ibuildings, and running water. This:
.property is being sold by the com- j
j pany for Mr. H. N. Hardin, commis-;
j sioner, in order to settle the estate'
jof the late W. P. Hardin. A band '
J j
j concert will be a feature of the sale.'
[ Cash prizes will be given away. Terms ,
j and other interesting information (
i regarding the sale may be found in ■
an advertisement appearing elsewhere j
ir this issue.
On the same day at two o'clock'
in the afternoon, The Cyclone Auc
tion Company will also sell some resi- '•
property in Forest City.
I Christmas Gifts That Satisfy I
I Beautiful Watch Bracelet ij I
I Filigreef \l : r f yTJ'rfi A variety ofj I
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Bracelets j{ .-j styles to select;
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| ~~~ Wm. Rogers silverware, 26'
jj | piece set in beautiful Paris]" ,
1 | Ring and Neck- f pattern. Stainless steel l-'nive j Leal! ;r Goods : [1
9 1 lace Seis. j Serving* Tray F:*e3 iy . j . ! ;
P a,olid e-r lf] o-ov-'t- . r/. r - I
t% a ' UliU &^- U ? (i : J PPspoons S r ol > i
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real gift. Priced.— 510.50 to 525.00 |
Special Ingersoll Pocket Watches . _ ... SI.OO
Ingersoll night Wrist Watches, $5.00
W. L. Stallings
JEWELER
Phone 112 Romina Theatre Building
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FUNERAL HELD FOB
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| Weli-Known Woman of Bost!c
. j R-3, Passes After Brief Ill
ness at of 55.
' Bo? ic, R-3, Dec. 10 M - I; .
•t e Florence Walker, a._.ed 50 di
at her home on this route Fri-' v
1 after a briel iliness. Funeral
; v ces were held at the Sunshine
.Methodist church Saturday at two
o'clock, with Rev. N L. Epley and
! Rev. Z. D. Ilai rill in charge of the
service. Interment was in the Sun
shine cemetery.
[• Mrs. Walker is survived by fou>-
j children, as follows: H. W. Walk r.
•Caroleen; E. E Walker, C. W. Wal
ker and Mrs. R. A. Long, of For
• est Ci L y; one brother, H. \\ . Toney,
and two sisters, Mrs. W. M. Wal
ker, of Bostic, and Mrs. E. S. Dob
bins, of Ellenboro, R-2.
Pall bearers were Romulus Long.
[Charlie Walker E. E. Walker, E. W.
Walker, Carl Walker and C. 1..
Proctor. The floral offering was
borne by Misses Hettie White, An
jnie Bell White, Elsie Proctor, Sudie
I Atchley and Delia Koon.
| Mrs. Walker was a member of the
! Sunshine Methodist church.
I HONORROLL
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j Honor Roll of Forest City
Grammar School for Sec
ond Six Weeks Term
of School.
Grade -IB:—Jake Alexander, Tom
Davis, Reburn Epley, Palmer Har-,
| rill, Charles Mcßrayer, Gudger Wat. ■
j kins, Marjorie Green, Martha Jean
j Harrill, Helen Horn, Wanda McAfee, 1
j Louise Richburg, Louise Luckadoo. 1
JAlmeda McMurray, Evangeline Gray-
I son, Karolyn Jobe, Helen Burnes. i
; Jack Hamrick, Horace Doggett, Jr.,
, Kerwin Stallings, Robert Watkins, :
( Bill Hartley, Benjamin Cole, Brant
j Horn, Grover Matheney, Thomas
j Padgett, J. Mi. Jenkins, Billy Harrill,
! (*len Beheler, Henry Freeman, Ira
Mae Woody, Ruby Moore, Olema
Hardin.
Grade 2-B:—Erastus Smart, Ruth
Settlemyre, Louise Thompson, Rae
; Blantan, May ma Benniek, Mary
j Helen I' rye, Lillian Huntsinger, Mar
i garet Mcßrayer. Evelyn Roberson,
. J° e oody, Robert Smith, Franci-
Hardin.
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Grade 4-B:— Stanley MeDaniel,
- Edna Bowes. Trilby H »vLt. Alfiv
Callahan, Mary HvK-n Caldwe']
Madge Wat kins.
Grade 5-B:—Mabel Sanders, Mar
tha Akxandi r. Katy Rath Gr;:y,i n.
■ Virginia Searcy, Doyle Hardin, Na
than Gordon, Marguerite Bodie
Irene Gieen, Virginia Morris, I 1
Morrow, Eugenia Harrill, Violet Pad
gett. Edith Pinson.
Grade >-B:—Hugh Verner.
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Rut her ford ton, R-l. lVe. 15. ~
Several in this community havo
: mumps now. '
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Air Adam Williams nas been veiy
•sick for some time. His friends h ju
he will soon be able to be back in
| school.
j Mr and Mrs. Smith spent
I last Wednesday n'ght in Spindale
•with Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Ledbetter.
j Rev. R. M. Hamrick is taking
j tieatment at the Charlotte Sanitor—
■ ium.
j Mr. Lionell Smith has accepted a
j position with Yassey and Hemphill
j Dry Cleaning, at Forest City.
| Miss Virginia Cole entertained the
i young folks with a party Satimby
night. Those who enjoyed this part\
were: Misses Agnes Huntley, Velma
jand Estelle Jones, Girtie Tate, Messr-
Ralph Smith, Burton Ruppe. Geo re; •
(•Jones, Eulas Davis, George Dobbin.-
j Theodore Ruppn, R. I>. William*.
Theron and Tom Spurlin. Fred and
; Clyde Banning, Garland Roach.
; Spurgeon, Columbus and ClaudeCoK
| Richard and Hope Smith, Roy Mc
■ Brayer, Roy Tarry, Earnest Cham
pion, John 1). Morrow, Worth Me—
Daniel.
i There will be a program aim
C hristmas tree at Shiloh school house
next I -1 riday afternoon, everybody
invited to come.
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The Family Welfare Drive will
be made Thursday, Dec. 18.
Being courteous is much more t
one's credit than merely being re—
pectable.
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