LETTERS TO SANTA
BY THE CHILDREN
Roxtaoro. N. C.
Dec. 10 .1928.1
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a wrist watch, a !
big doll, some apples, negro toes.
Bmgtiah walnuts, raisins and some ;
candy. I must close.
Dorothy Ann Snipes.
Roxbzoro. N. 6.1
Dec 10 .1928.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little boy in the fourth grade.
I want a watch and chain, a harp. !
a little wagon full of blocks, also
-oranges, apples, negro toes, and candy.
Plea* don't forget my little sister
Eleanor. Bring her a doll that can;
-*? to sleep and say mama, also some
?oranges, apples and chocolate dandy,
because she loves chocolate candy.
WeHr I must close. With love.
Stedman Snipes.
Roxboro. N. C.
Dec. 15. 1928!
Dear Santa Claus:
I will write to you and tell you
what to bring me. I want you to
bring me a little fiddle; a set of banjo
strings for my little banjo which you
brought melast year. a little lantern
and some conieclionaries,' I guess
that is enough. If- 1., ask .-for. too much
?he other little boys and Mills will
licit get anything
1 sun> appreciate what you
brought last ^erir Yo hj- loving little
l?T.
. , Basse 1 Averette.
Roxborp. N. C
. ? Dec,. 13. 1928,
Dear Santa Clan;:
Wonder what you are doing ... the?.'
days,.- Packing tip all those pretty
things to. brine to us little-, children
Christmas. I have been real. - smart
when mama would mention vour
Jiame to me and teU me ..if ? J didn :
smart Santa wasn't going, to brings
me anything- ? But. Santa, sometimes'
I foiriget I am a little, boy :four vears
-old. I do n?t go 'i .' lioQl. Now I
-must tell you what I want "you to
bring me and clow. I want a little
tricycle and a little gun. little .school
truck and lots of good things to eat.
lie sure and bring me a . little sack
of Negro toes. Well; I must close for
tonight if I do not I will ask you for
tod much I am afraid I might ask
ror more than yop can bring.
With much love to Santa^
Paul Bradshser Tihgen..
Roxboro N. C.
- Dec. 13. 192S.
Dear Santa Claus :
1 am going to tell you what I want
you to bring- me. I am a " little . girl
two years old. but I arn trying to bo
real smart so you will bring me some
liiing very nice Now i want you ? to
bring me a doll that can say "mama '.
#nd Can open and sliut her. ryes, also
a little bed for her t,o" sleep' in. for \
nm afraid, for her to sleep With me..'
because I inn-h' !i.:t.,h-.h r .mrf.'-I ??. niv
you to bring me a little rocking ' chair 4
to rdck her in. But. please don't for-:
: brin^ my ? w? : -jfe hers
. and little sister something -too. 'Plertse ??
bring- me" lots, of l'r'kUU:. Wt-Il. I ?\ieSS ?
I better close tor ' tonight.. .Tor I am .
getting jfli^py'ftndguesS you, -are too/'
Much love ?:> : Santa CtflQ'.
Dorothy-. V. ? Tihtren. :
Virginia, y i .
Dsr. 13. 192?.
r**r Santa (-'tails :
J wonde.r what you are'dolm;. Pack
in? up your jrfetty things u> brin;
nt smart children? I iim ft little btv i
seven years old and I ro to school. '
My teacher's jnmf Ls Mrs. Thrlma
Oentrv. and 1 like hfr fine I am li)
the flirt i R1 to school at
AlienavJIle Raw^k h?ve tried to li
as Kmart as^UBP' f- vou wltl dltif
In nee me. My littlp brothers. Har
rie and Earllo have bepn smart too. :
for tliev are looking for you Christ
mas Snntu ' I want vou to bring mr i
m ttttle beta. eMe. knt f?: little "**
watrli. and Santa. I want a pencil
?nd tabl"t jo I will havp a n*w pen
ril and tablet to start baric to school
after Christmas Bring mv two ! i 1 1 1 -
brothers a horn, pistol and some caps
to shoo* a knife and Utile ?tthOM
truck Well. I will not ask vou for
not more, but you can brlnz us some
thing etw If you want to. I Just
wanted to tell you some of the things
T wanted Well I will close for I
am looklnt for vou Ctirlstmas Hop
In* you a merry Christmas and a
tiappy new year
Milton Stone.
FUreboro N G
Dec 13. 1938.
fHiar Santa clans:
? I wonder what you are doing. Pack
ing up for Christmas' I guess Santa
Claua I have been going to school this
year. 1 am si* years old and I am
in the first (trade. My teacher's narrie
is Mrs Thelma Gentry! ani I like h"r
fin*, r (ro to school at A'!e~ svlll ?
Wrtl; Aanta Clans. I have tried to be
smart so yon will come to w ? me 1
and rov little brothers and little sla
ter Now I am going to tell vou- what
I want you to bring me I want a
W? do'1 arlth wrrty hair and will 1 iy
?mama", a rocktn? rhnlr t > ri?k 'ier
? hi. a sewing machine "to make her"
rtreaaea on. and a bed for her to sleep
fn. alao a rarrlafe lo ride her In. and
1 want a IltUe piano, and. Santa. I
want a pencil, a tablet, and a Red
lien book, and' bring me some fruit
and nuts. Well I am afraid 1 will
ask firr too much this time Hope yoti
will Have a good time Christmas
With much love to Ranta CUus. from
Ruey Lort Tlruien.
Vtrftltna. Va..
Dec. 10. 1938.
Roxboro. N. C
I have been smart this year and I
want you to come to see me. Please
bring me a doll carriage, a doll bed. |
and all kinds of fruits.
Lila Young. !
Virgilina, Va.. ,
Dec. 10. 1928.1
Dear Santa Claus:
I am seven years old and in the |
first grade. 1 want you to bring me ?
a doll carriage, doll bed and some
thing to eat.
Lela Young. }
Dear Santa Claus: I
I want to tell you what 1 want this j
Christmas. I have tried to be good !
this year. I want a great big doll,
that can walk and talk and - some i
nice things to eat. Please bring my
little brother something nice too. !
That will be all. Thank you
Elizabeth Horton. i
Hurdle Mills. N. C.
Dec, 10. 1928.
Dear. Santa Claus:
Please bring me a little axe. so I
can help daddy cut wood, a pair ot
gloves and a real watch that will run.
and bring my little brother something
nice, and remember daddy, mother,
and all my bjg brothers and sisters.
Please don't forget my teacher. Miss:
Cook, at Hurdle Mills, and bring her
a real doll. Bye. bye. Santa.
C: \V. Holeman.
Prospect Hlil. N. C..
Dec/ 9. 1928.
Dear Santa:
Please bring me a big doll that cries
and opens her eyes and calls mania,
-and. all .OX the liood things to cat. I
wtll Clpse and let you go to see other
little Jrirls and boys.
With love. .. /
. MarthgL Kirby
Prospect, Hill N\ C..
D c.r. 9. 1928.
bear Santa; ?
I want ' you to. br^lng me a horn,
knife, and . all kinds of things-, ? arid
don't foKget co bribsj my . little sister
something nice, for we both have tried
ito be -.godd.. ' . /v v- ' ? ?? ;?/ '? 1
With Jove.
James Sada Kirby.
Prospect. HU1. N. C..
Dec. 9; 1928.
Dear Santa; ? ? : : t ? ? - ? ?
Please bring me a little box of hand
kerchiefs and all things to eat and a
wrist watch, and please don't forget
my little baby brother. He wants a
rubber doll. .
With love.
Mildred Kirby.
Dear Santa: . 1
I am a little girl two years old. I
have a few things I want you io
bring me.' I .want you to. bring me
vt rist watch and sosmething good to
eat. I liaVe some more sisters and
brothers. Do not forget them. Bring
mama .arid papa something nice. I
dpivt , thi^sk thev want any toys' this
time. We; all have tried to bo . good.
ii/i; h ; /.>? , . . ?- i ?
v Esther Kirby,
Pfospeiet Hill. -NT.? C..
Dor-. :?
"Dear '"":i i i lit ( Jan.- : .. ? >
,1 am little boy eight year of age.
I want you io bring me a watch, isiiife
2i nd all kincjs of gbpd things to eat;.'
t have been a good little boy.
. Yours truly.
Franklin Kirby.
Roxboro. N. C. i
Dec. 12. 1928.
Dear Santa Claus.
I want you to "bring me a steel
"body wagon and a car. a watch
anad kinfe. also 1 wanp a tricycle and (
a dump bed truck that I can ride in.
Dear Santa Claus I love you
With love.
George Harris.
Roxboro. N C.
Dee 12. 1938.
Dear Santa Claus: _ _
I want you to bring roe a car and
a steel body w<go and a watch, also
a knife and tricycle. I want you to
bring me a dump bed truck that I
can ride In.
Dear Santa Claus I love you.
With love.
Paul Harris.
Dec. 17. 1928.
Roxboro. JJ. C.
Dear Santa:
Since you was so good to bring me
a doll last Christmas I want you to
bring me a doll and doll carriage.
With love.
. Minnie Harris.
Roxboro. N. c;
Dec. 17. 1928.
Dear Santa Claus:
1 want you to bring me a pair of
socles and a doll bed. chair, doll and
some nuts, candy, fruit, and my lit
tle sister the same thing. I am not
going to ask for anything else.
Louise Tatum.
Roxboro, N, C.
Dec. 14. 1928.
Dear Santa Claus :
i I am a little boy six years, old. I
am .in the first srade at school. Mrs.
Mary Lang is my teacher. Mrs. Fan
nie Newell is my Sunday School
teacher. Will you please remember
them when you go around Christmas
I Eve. ?
There are three little girls. 8 years.
4 j'ears and 2 ' years and three little
boys. 10 year$. 6 years and 1 years, at.
my home that 1 hope you won't for
get. 1 doh't know what they want.
but I'm sure they will be more tlian
pleased with any thing you would
bring. ?
I would like tor you to bring me .".
pop pun. f000tb4tl. il hofn. ft coaster
wagon. I will appreciate any thin-?
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el* you will brln( me.
We have >11 been very good children
V) please dont (orcet us. And I'd
like a coaster If poMbta
Thefe are so many little children
that will be looking (or you. and I
hope you'll be so good as to remem
ber them too.
Wishing you and Mrs. Claus a very
merry Christmas. I am. as ever your
friend. ^
lobe Pass Chambers.
P. S. ? I am goinsr to leave some
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tree for you.
Woodsdale. N. C?
Dec. IS. 1938.
Dear Santa :
You were sd good to me last year
that I am writing you a letter to let
you know what I want. I want an
automobile I can ride in, a coaster
wagon, and good things to eat;
Yours truly.
William Humphries.
WoodsdaJe. N. C..I
Dec. IS, 1938. 1
Dear Santa:
You were so" food as to come to see 1
last year land year before) that 1 1
had to write and tell you what I want i
you to bring me. Brintflmy brother <
Joe Jr.. a tricycle', knife.- train, toy '
pistol, and good things to eat I want
:i knife, sweater, harp, some twenty !
two rifle balls and good thinsg to eat. !
Prom your friend.
Karl D. Humphries
LAND SALE
By virtue of a Trust executed to ;
me by Jesse Harris and wtfe, recorded
I in Book 3, "page 437. and by request J
'of Jesse. I will, on Saturday, tha ]
7th day of Jan. 1929. sell at the court
| house door <n Roxboro 12 o'clock
I noon, that certain tract of land, ly
ing in AUensyllle township. N. C..
bounded on- the East by Jesse's home
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cent: and North by Ed White: con
taining 55 acres mora or leas. Thts
Dec. 4th. 1938. ,
T. O. Brooks. Jr.. Trustee
Administrator's Notice
Having qualified as Administrator,
de bonis non of J. A. Ashley, deceased,
late of Person County. State ol North
Carolina, this Is to notify all per
sons having claims against said es
tate to present them to the under
signed on or before the 4th day ' of
Dec. 1929. or this notice will b?
pleaded in bar of their recover;.' All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment
W. H. LONG.
AOmr.. de bonis non.
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limestone paid a "return of $2,250 m
fine clover hay in Sl&dison County
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