Santa Claus
Candy And Doll.
Dear Santa Claus;
Will write you a few lines to let
you know what I want for Christ
mas. Plcr.se orlng me a new doll
and candy, apples, oranges and
nuts. Bring little brother plenty of
toys.
Your little girl.
Effie Patterson.
EUcnboro, R-3.
Kifle And Scooter.
Dear Santa Claus:
I will drop you a few lines to
night to tell you what l want for
Christmas. I want a twenty-two
rifle and scooter and remember my
little sister. Virginia Lee. She wants
a doll and wagon and fruits and
nuts.
Your friend,
John Z. Harrill. Mooresboro ,R-2
Leather Boots.
Dear Santa Claus:
I have tried to be a good little
boy this year. I want, a pair of
leather boots, a police suit and a
knife. Be sure .o carry all the little
children something.
Your friend.
James Edwin Spangler, Shelby.
Wagon And Car.
Dear Santa Claus:
My little brother, Billy, and I
want you to bring us a wagon and
a little car and candy and fruit.
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pound so far an.!
am going to tak
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well. >lv frip-lids
notice tha change in inv appearance
»m! my husband said today that I am
looking so much better arid he wants
me to continue taking it. I hope to
help all women who arc run down
and suffer from nervousness by rec
ommending your medicines,”—Mrs.
V'rrrtm N. Hem snvsKRR, 44 Easel
Avenue, £vaaavillc, Indiana.
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Please bring my teacher Mrs. Cov
ington, something nice too. And
don't miss any oi the children. I
hope you have a pleasant journey
Your friend,
Forrest. Edwards Peeler,
Belwood.
Watch And Chain.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little boy six years old
Rnd have been to school every day
this year and am learning very
fast. I want you to bring me a
and chain., a tricycle, and some
fruits. Winfred wants a watch and
car. Drn’t forget my school mates
Finnic Davis, Gaffney, R-2
Gnat Wagon And Ball.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little boy four years old
I have a goat, and I want you to
bring me a little goat wagon, a ball,
some fruits and candy. Please re
member mother end daddy and al
so the other little children.
Your little boy.
Edscl Mull. Lawndale, R-4.
Dolly That Sleeps.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am so glad it is nearly time for
you to visit us. I want you to bring
me a dolly with eyes that will go
to sleep anc* real hair that will curl,
and a carriage to ride her in. And
Santa, remember all the other lit
tle girls and boys especially those
who don't have mothers and dad
dies.
j * ■ Lovingly,
Blanche Elizabeth Peeler,
Belwood
Little Car,
Dear Santa Claus.
1 take great pleasure in writing
you for my Christmas toy. I am
a little boy five years old and I
went a little car for Christmas. I
sure will appreciate It.
M W Martin, Shelby, R-3.
Train And Air Plane.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little boy eight years old
and I go to PolkviHe school My
teacher's name Is Mrs. Blanche
Lattimorc, She is very good Santy.
I want you to bring me a train and
an air rifle, lots of candy, nuts, ap
ples, oranges and raisins. Please
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first appearance on the links
at St, Augustine, Fla., where
he will coach entrants in the
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don't forget the little folks that
haven't any home and alt my
school mates and teacher. Don't
forget my dad and mother.
Your little friend,
Clifford Gold.'Shelby, R-5
Bed Room Slippers.
Dear Santa Claus:
1 am a little girl six years old,
and am in the first grade. Miss
Agnes McBrayer is my teacher. She
1s a good teacher. 1 like her. I just
want some bed room slippers, a pair
of gloves, a spelling book, apples
oranges and nuts. Will have to stop
as 1 am so sleepy. Goodbye ’till
Christmas, I'll be gccd.
, Mary K. Blanton, Shelby, R-i,
Doji And (' ibtnet.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl seven years old
and in the second grade. Please
Santa bring me a sleepy doll, a
cabinet and some apples, oranges,
eand and some nuts. Don't forget
my little sister, She wants a doll.
Leona Frances Dedmon,
Wagon. -
Dear Santa Claus:
I want you to bring me a wagon
and lots of apples, oranges, ban
anas, candy and nuts. I am four
years old and a strong Democrat
like Mr: Max Gardner.
As ever,
George Alien Hamrick, Ivanhoe.
R. F. D. 2.
Doll Baby.
Dear Santa Claus:
i want a doll, carriage, hat for
myself and fruits and nuts, I am
not. going to school, but will be
old enough in January so 1 guess
I will be able to read the good
Cleveland Star some day.
Lots of love.
Sara L Hamrick, Ivanhoc.
Big Doll.
Dear Santa Claus
I'm a little girl seven years old. I
am going to school, I am in the sec
ond grade. My teacher’s name is
Miss Palmer. Please bring me a big
doll and a doll carriage, a little
set of dishes. Remember all of my
cousins. Hoping to see y ou soon.
Annie Ruth Buff. Casar. R-l.
Bicycle,
Deer Santa Claus:
You are very kind to us. Please
bring me n bicycle and also oranges,
candies. Remember the poor chil
dren. Don't forget mama and dad
dy.
Quinton Buff, Casar.
Bicycle.
Dear Santa: —I want, you to
please bring me a new bicycle, a
little wagon and anything else you
wish.
Lots of good wishes,
Bennie Cook, Lav ndale
Automobile.
Dear Santa:—I went you to bring
me a litle car I can ride In r.nd
some sparklers, fruits, nuts. I nm
fond of those,
Your friend,
Wader Summey.
Coaster Wagon.
Dear Santa Clatis:
I am a little bov seven years old.
I go to school and I am in :he sec
ond grade . T. want a toO me
a roaster wimon, a waicJJ;. som»
! nuts and fiuits, and candy. Please
| don’t forget my little sister. Betty
i Joe, and daddy and mother.
With love,
Kalph Eaker, Lawndale
Doll And Watch.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl nine years
old and am in the third grade
Santa I want you to bring me a
doll, a watch a pair of gloves, ban
anas, apples candy, nuts and
oranges, and anything else you
want to bring me. l will be pleased
with them,
Elizabeth Putnam. Waco.
Wagon-Fruit.
Dear Santa:—I v,ant you to
bring me a wagon, a car and lots of
fruits and nuts and be sure and
bring little sister a great big baby
doil. I wont ask for any more be
cause your load will be heavy I am
sure: So don’t forget other little
children and bring them some
thing to.
With lots of love,
J. B. Williams, jr., Shelby.
Commissioner's Sale Of Land.
Under and by virtue of an ordei j
made by the Clerk of Superior i
Court of Cleveland county in Spec
ial Proceeding entitled Alice New
| ton te al. vs. Cohen Horton et al.
; the undersigned cemmlssioi cr will
on the 7th day of January 1129
at 12 o'clock. M„ at the Court House j
door in Shelby, North Carolina, of - !
- far fer sale to the 'high* it birfnr i
’ the 1 following terms, to-wii.
one-third cash on day of sal", j
balance in one and two years, with j
the privilege of pat m,- all oasis, or
balance sooner, J desired the title j
to be reserved until the full amount!
of the purchase price is paid, the
' following tract of land lying and ;
bring in No. 8 Township, Cleveland J
! County, North Carolina, known as!
j the Plato Horton, deceased Home j
Place, and more particularly de- j
, cribed as follows:
BEGINNING on a stone. Towcy's
corner, and runs thence N. 55 W. j
55 poles to a stake at the branch. ;
formerly a gum; thence down the!
branch as it meanders N 53 El
to polo:; to a maple; thence N. 30 !
W. 9 poles to a post, oak; then j
N. 88 E. 23 poles to a hickory; j
thence N. 30 E. 52 poles to a rock!
pile; thence S. 80 W. 71 pole;, to I
a chestnut; thence S. 40 vV 41 1-6
poles to rock pile; thence S. £3
V/. 33 3-4 pe.V- *•' a stone in road,
.thence 8. 43 K 24 poles -■ *
thence 8. 14 E. 43 poles Z a stone;
thence S. 61 W. 28 poles to a stone
thence 8. 45 W. 23 poles to a store
thence s 28 w. 42 poles to a
stone; thence S. 3 W 62 poles to
the center of the river; thence
down the river as it meanders n.
60 E. 94 poles to the mouth ol
Powell's branch; thence up the
branch as it, meanders N, 16 E. 84
poles to a white oak stump on the
left hand prong; thence N. 42 E 42
poles to a stump by the road
thence N. 21 E. 22 poles to the be
ginning, containing 128 acres, more
or less.
Plat of the above described prop
erty may be seen by applying to
the undersigned commissioner at
his office in Shelby, N. C.
This the 5th day of December,
1928,
.1. C NEWTON, Commissioner.
Newton 6s Newton, Attys.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as executrix of j
the estate of Julius Elliott, deceas
ed. late of Cleveland county. oil
persons having claims against said I
.— ,:
psfate are hereby notified to pre
sent same to the undersigned prop
erly verified on or before November
1. 1029 or this notice will ba plead
ed in bar of recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will make
payment to the undersigned execu
trix. This 1st day of November.
1928,
MRS. JULIUS ELLIOTT. Execu
trix of the will of Julius riiiott,
deceased.
Horace Kennedy, Atty. it.aw4t
EXECLTKix notice
Having qualified a ■ executrix of
the will of Cr. W, Holland, deceased.1
late of Cleveland county, North
Carolina, this is to not if" all per
sona havin?; claims against the es
tate of said decreased to exhibit
them to the undersigned properly
itemized and .verified on or before
November 14, 1929, or this notice
will be pleaded ai bar of tneir re
covery. Ail persons indebted to'
said estate will please make inline- ;
diate payment to the undersigned, j
This the 14th day of November,:
1928,
M, B. HOLLAND,
Executrix of i he Will of O. M.
Hclland, deceased. *
Newton & Newton, Attys.
i
J nmiotin
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
ni tht xtgt. 0( Sarah Hanulck
deceased, this is to n<£tfy all par
fors indebted to said estate to
inase immediate payment to me;
find this is further to notify #11
Persons holding claims against said
estate to present them duly ltemfo
rd and verified to me on or before
Hid 7th day of September, 1929, pr
this notice win be pleaded to bar
any recovery thereon.
This September 7, 1928.
T, GROVER HAMRICK,
Administrator.
New ton & Newton. Attys.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
Having this day qualified as adi
rmr,iterator of the estate of Guy
Greene, deceased, this is to notify
’! persons owing the said estate to
moke immediate settlement to the
undersigned and those having
claims against the estate of the
raid deceased, will present their
claim - to me properly proven on or
before the 21st day of Novemter,
!32£, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of any recovery thereof. This
November 21, i929.
R V. GREENE, administrator
of Guy Greene, deceased.' pd. a
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