North Carolina Newspapers

Mail For Santa Claus Beaufort, N. C. Dec. 12, 1931. Dear Santa Claus, I am a little girl 8 years old. Please bring me a doll, carriage, crib and some confectioneries. Don't forget my brothers and sister. Your little girl, Sarah Jane Weaver. Lenoxville, N. C. Dec. 10, 1934. Dear Santa, I am a little girl 3 years old. Please bring me a doll, chair, iron, some dishes and confectioneries. Don't fail to stop at Morganton, N. C, get my little sitter and bring her home to spend Christmas with us. Your little girl, Betty Jean Daniels. j Davis, N. C. Dec. 6, 1934. Dear Santa, I am a littleb oy almost eight years pld, and I want wou to bring me something for Christmas that I want :very bad and that is a tool box. I I would also like to have a farm set of a barn and some animals and ja tractor. I want some fruit, nuts and candy, and I almost forgot a stream line train. Don't forget my little brother Charles. Your little boy, James Wesley Paul. THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13, w 1934 r PI PAGE SEVEN Lukens, N. C. Dec. 10, 1934. Dear Santa Claus, I am a little girl one year old, I can walk and talk please bring me a doll, teddy bear, set of dishes and some candy and fruit. Your little girl, Dorothy Louise Pittman. December 8, 1934. Dear Santa Claus, 1 have been a good little boy. Iam 7 years old and I go to school at Camp Glenn. Please bring me a iknife and a watch on a chain, a bow I and arrow, a truck with lights, a ma chine gun and lots of good things to eat. I hope you will bring all the oth er little girls and boys just what ,they want too. ! Bobby Smith. want you to bring me a doll that can cry and go to sleep and a foot ball and broom, a doll carriage. Gloria Adams. Lukens, N. C. Dear Santa Claus, I am a little girl four years old. Please bring me a doll, table and two chairs, dishes, and some confec tioneries. Santa please don't forget my little sister too. Your little girl, Sadie Bae Pittman. Newport, N. C. I Dec. 10, 1934. jDear Santa Claus, I Please bring me a harp, a suit of ; clothes and a knife, and find my j daddy for me Christmas. I am seven years old, I live with Mr. and Mrs. beorge L. House, Route 2. Clarence Salter. Broad Creek, N. C. Dec. 10, 1934. Dear Santa, I am a little boy 7 years old. I want you to bring me a ball and sack of marbles and a truck some candy, nuts, fruit. Please don't for get my baby sister Fay. She is 5 months old. Bring her a doll in a basket and a pacifier. Otis Adams. Atlantic, N. C. Dec 10,1934. Dear Santa, I am a little girl four year3 old. Please bring me a doll named Toodles and some clothes for her. I also want a little stove and some dishes, and dont fforget to bring me some fruit and candy. Your little girl, Colleen Morris. Th WeitOTer Oak Trea The massive onk tree known ns the Westover Oak stands In Norfolk, Va. The Norfolk Garden club In V.rs. pur chased the lot on which the tree stands for $12,000, the money being donnted by pupils In the public schools, mem bers of the club and other tree lovers. The tree Is not only a memorial to the American soldiers who lost their lives In the World war, but It serves to mini nlate Interest In the preservation of beautiful shade trees. Cherokee cattlemen have purchas ed four pure bred bulls and three hifers in starting to rebuild their beef herds. GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATED Gloucester, N. C. Dec. 7, 1934. Washington, D. C, Dec. 3 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Styron of Davis, celebrated their golden wedding an niversary, Saturday evening, at the home of their son, Harvey Styron in Waington, D. C. Thirty-seven invited guests present ed gifts to the happy couple and join ed them in celebrating their fifty years of married life together. The living room was tastefully dec orated with baskets of yellow and (and vases of white ones on the buffet The table was covered with a white Italian cut-work cloth and in the center was a beautiful three-tiered white wedding cake with golden dec orations and 'Fiftieth Anniversary' written in gold lettering around the base. A bride and groom graced the top. The cake was baked by one of Washington's best known bakers, The Sherrill Bakery, whose owner is a na tive of Lenoir, North Carolina. A salad, with sandwiches and coffee was served. On each plate was a small yellow basket of white mints. Yellow and white napkins were used and the favors for the guests were in yellow. At midnight the cake was cut and was as delicious as it was beautiful. The granddaughters, Rosalie and Jan et Styron, presided at the punch bowl, serving delicious fruit punch. Lukens, N. C. Dec. 10, 1934. Dear Santa Claus, I am a little girl seven years old. I want you to bring me a pair of boots, pair of overalls, a big ball and airplane. Your little girl, Marjorie Lee Banks, like for you to bring Ellen and I cooking set, washing set, and iron ing set together. Eric wants a play Newport, N C. Dec. 11, 1934. Dear Santa, I am eight years old and in the 4th grade. Please bring me a bicycle, red and white, with balloon tires. I'll ap preciate anything else you will bring me. Your friend, Kathryn Edwards, Broad Creek, N. C. Dec. 10, 1934. Dear Santa, I am a little boy 11 years old. I have been a very smart boy this year at home and at school too. I go to Sunday school to and I want you to bring me a flash light and knife and watch and some candy and fruits of all kinds. I still have my air rifle you brought me last Christmas. I keep it shining. Please don't forget my sister Lila. Bring her something too. I live at Broad Creek. Rudolph Adams. Lukens, N. C. Dear Santa Claus, I am a little girl five years old. Please bring me a doll, table and two chairs, dishes and some confectioner ies. Your litle girl, Nora Mae Bank3. Broad Creek, N. C. Dec. 10. 1934. Dear Santa, I am a little girl 3 years old. I Lenoxville, N. C. Dec 10, 1934 Dear Santa,, I am going to tell you what I want Christmas. I want you to bring me a wagon, car, pop gun, horn, and con fectioneries. Please don't forget daddy and mother bring them something nice. Best wishes for a merry Christmas Ralph L. Daniels. Lenoxville, N. C. Dec. 10, 1934. Dear Santa Claus, I am a little boy seven years old. Please bring me the wagon in the Carteret Hardware store show win dow. Also a cow boy suit, car, pop gun and confectioneries. Your little boy, Burton Daniels, Jr. Broad Creek, N. C. Dec. 10, 1934. Dear Santa, I am a little girl 5 years old my name is Velma Nadine, I want you to bring me a doll, a foot ball and a little broom, a wrist watch, some can dy and fruit. I live at Broad Creek. Velma Nadine Adams. Dea? Santa. How are you getting along. I would ysanthemums. On the table vase of old-fashioned flowers. In the dining room, the color fram and a track ami tr; n.w. i 8cneme 01 V11 ant wh'te was car- the baby wants a rubber doll, a ted- 'd out- A Iar bsket f yellow dv hear nnH on i r,.. chrysanthemums stood on the mantle stockings will be hung back of the stove. We will have something nice for you. I guess I will close now. With love, Eloise Nelson. P. S. Dont forget the fruit and candy and any thing else you want us to have. Beaufort, N. C. Dear Santa Claus, I am a little girl 8 years old. Please bring me a doll house with furniture and a doll, a pair or skates and a push cart. Please don't forget my little brother. I love you Santa Claus. My name is Katherine Sewell. Prevent Getting Up Nights A PECULIAR CLAIM A recent survey by John A. Arey shows that 409 new silos have been constructed and filled in North Car olina this season. Mecklenburg farm ers led the movement with 96 new silos. This manufacturer admits that his product may not be the best remedy for irritation of the bladder. He does know that he is selling millions of them. This could not be done unless thousands were successful. He says: "You be the judge." Get a 25c box of BURETS. After four days, if not pleased, go back and get your money. iiUKtib the bladder laxative, are madef rom Juniper berries, Buchu leaves, etc. They drive out impurities and excess acids. This relieves the ir ritation which causes you to get up nights, burning and frequent desire. You are bound to feel better after this flushing and you get your regu lar sleep. Guaranteed by F. R. BELL, Druggist. Mrs. Styron was dressed in black silk crepe and wore a corsage of ros es and fern. Mr. Styron wore a dark suit and had a rose-bud in his button hole. The photographers made sev eral pictures of them which will be sent to their relatives at Davis. They have many friends here, who wish for them many more happy years together. Numerous gifts, and cards of congratulations have been sent them. Best txAted AT-- without Moihgf , lgg visas GIFTS UGGESTI0NS on Newport, N. C. Dec. 10, 1934. Dear Santa Claus, I am telling you what I want for . Christmas. I want a big doll that can plan. pen and shut her eyes. Want a rock ing chair too, and a ca riage. I am in thethird grade in schoo1.. I am eight years old. Santa Clause 1 I ve you. Bertha Smith. Two Dwellings in Beaufort corner property, taxes and street assessment paid. Will accept small cash payment, balance monthly payment jfeWhen Other Presents Are T7 Ol rorgotten r Dappers Say Merry Christmas 4f Still This season our store is offering a large variety of articles of merchandise for Christmas buyers. We can satisfy the taste and fit the purse of almost any one. We enumerate a few of the many items: Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, Kodaks, Sta tionery, Men's Shaving Sets, Razors, Hand Bags, Week-end Sets, Pocket Books, Compacts, Perfumes, Pow der, Bath Salts, Candies, Flash Lights WE HAVE A FINE LINE OF CANDIES, CIGARS SMOKING TOBACCO CHRISTMAS PACKAGE DRESSINGS Jr Joe House Drug Store SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS k 'Phone 29 Beaufort, N. C. Smyrna, N. C. Dec. 10, 1934. Dear Santa Claus, Please bring me a wrist watch, ring and a lots of other things. Please dont forget my ltitle cousin Glenda also Sylvia and Travis who are spending Christmas with me. Elva Audrey Stewart. CHALK & GIBBS, Inc. MOREHEAD CITY, N. C Se our new line of Daniel Green footwear THOMPSON SHOE STORE NEW BERN, N. C. Davis, N. C. Dec. 11, 1934. Dear Santa Claus, We are two little girls from Davis asking you to please come see us Christmas. We want a doll that can open and shut her eyes, a table and chairs, tea set, cookie set and bed our little brother. He wants a train and automobile. Try to flee all the lit tle children for they all love you so much. Wishing you a jolly Christmas, we are your little rirls, 0v l and Janice Davis. P. S. Don't forget Leon he sent you a letter up to the North Pole. M AKE YOU R MONEY Newport, N. C, Dec. 19,1934. Dear Santa, I am a little boy almost eight years would like for you to bring me a small side walk bike. I would like for you to bring me some games. And a necktie and a pair of socks number . With love, Kayn:ont Heath. AS SAFE AS YOUR MOTOR These days motor mechanism is safe, .But ordi nary, every day cash on the road is never safe. The ,:way to make it safe is to change it before, you leave Q&ome into : ' : , . y-f-j f j qiTO p AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES You can do this at this Bank. The charge is but " 75c for each $100 purchased. Firsl-Citizens Bank "& Trust Co. BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA TO THE m BEAUFORT NEWS "A Solid Year of Good Reading!" a