Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LETTERS TC SA Abbeville, S. C., Dec. '7, 1920. Dear Santa Claus: Bring me and my two little sis ters, Parnee and my sweet red headed baby sister anything that suits you to bring and don't forget mama and papa and our grandpa Steven that lives up on Savannah! River, don't forget him for we love! him so much. Your three little friends, ni Parnee, Mozell and Beatrice Sin omer, R. F. 4, D. Abbeville, S .C. Abbeville, S. C., Dec. 17, 1920 Dear Santa:?Please send me your best receipe for making blackberry wine and a copy of "Stark's Thoughts on Setback" with a picture of the author. Your little friend, Pattie Roche. Abbeville, S. C., Dec. 17, 1920 Dear Santa:?Please Bend me plans for another Dutch Kolone, one that ean be built on the Buy-now-pay-later plan. I also want a bar of soap so I can w&sh off the marks which the Ice man made on my new house. When you come down .iy chimney you will land in the basement, as you see I have a furnace like Uncle Jim. Just run right up the steps and you Will find my stockings hanging there' ready. Big Sister will hang hers out' too. Be sure to give her enough to' keep her in a good humor until | Christmas is over. She likes a good, deal of chewing gum. Your friend, Corporal Kerr. Abbeville, S. C., Dec. 17, 1920 j Dear Santa:?Please send me a i toy telephone plant and some debts) to pay. If there is anything I enjoy' it is being in debt. Make the debts so that it will strain me hard to pay them. I like to be strained. Your fat little friend, Willie Barnwell. r year within reach o For The L Toilet Seti Manicure Perfume S Thermos E Fountain ] Stationery Candies You may purchase they 1 McMurr ) NT A CLAUS Abbeville, S. C., Dec. 17, 1920 Dear Santa:?Please send me another bank to run. I won't be greedy so do not send but one more. Then I want some of the wise looks of Dr. Harrison, some of John D. Vanderfellow's money and some of Mr- Allen Smith's enticing ways. Please send my little friend Bob Hill some monkey candy and a bottle of Sloan's liniment to loosen up his bids on cotton. Your little friend, Jimmie Stark. [ Calhoun Falls, S. C., Dec. 16, 1920 Dear Santa: I want you to bring me a big doll, a sewing set, blue cap, story book, a nut set and some candy, fruit and nuts. Don't forget my brother and sis ter, the poor children and Mary Bishop, my friend. Yours sincerely, Edna Blanchett. Calhoun Falls, S. C.,.Dec. 16, 1920. Dear Santa: As you have so many children to go to see I won't ask for much. All I want is a war tank, some marbles All I T V* or^ o Vmr?o+ auu ovuici lutvi a forgot, I have a little friend name Mary Bishop, please don't forget her. Yours truly, J. B. Whitmore. Ca]houn Palls, S. C., Dee. 16, 1920 Dear Santa, I am a little boy" twelve years old. I want you to bring me a shot gun and some shells to shoot in it. I want some fruits, nuts and candies, fire works and a pocket knife. San ta don't forget the other little chil- J dren that are poor and bring them! something too. Your friend, ' Grady Hagood. Irandi) /^\ 1 ~7 wur seie *8? r, 1 girts mak tD select tastefu priate presents v iy of money. W illy fine selectioi and we believe f every one. a dies For ? Fc Sets M ets Pi bottles Ci Pens Se SI Ca e your gifts here with will be timely appreci ay Drug C I Calhoun Falls, S. C., Dec. 16, 1920 i Dear Santa: | I will write you a few lines to tell you what I want you to bring me. I want an air rifle, and a war tank. | Don't forget Esma, Inez and Edna.! They want dolls, doll beds and fruit! and all kinds of nuts. I want some I fruits, nuts and candy too. From your friend, Wiley Hancock. StaiiT. S. C., Dec. 17, 1920. I Dear Santa: We want you to bring us a doll and a little rattler, candy, fruit and a lot of nice things. Your little friends, Willie and Annie Lue Shaw. Starr. S. C., Dec. 17, 1920. Dear Santa: We want you to bring us a doll, a little tea set, fruits and candy. Don't forget mama and papa, bring them something nice. Your little friends, Mattie Lee and Lizzie Mae Shaw. StaTr. S. C., Dec. 17, 1920. Dear Santa Claus: I want you to bring me a sweater, belt, rubber tall, candy and fruit. Please don't forget my school tea cher, Miss Daisy Shearer, bring her something nice. Your friend, Clara Bene Shaw. Lowndesville, S. C., Dec. 17, 1920 Dear Santa; We are two little girls 9 and 14 years old and we want you to bring us a doll, a wagon to pull them in, a doll bed. Remember my brother, bring him a train and bring the baby a rattler and bring mama and papa something nice. Bring ps some fruits and nuts of all kinds. Yours truly, Allie and Iva Waters. Hester, S. C., Dec. 14, 1920. Dear Old Santa: Here comes a little girl from Ab beville County. I'm eleven years old and go to school at Hester, S. C. My teacher is from Honea Path, S. C., her name is Miss Nolie Craw ction of Xmas :es it possible 1 and appro- , without a large ' e have an es 1 of gifts this that they are m* m* 1 he Men >untain Pens ilitary Brushes pes garettes ifety Razors laving Sets indies the assurance that iated. ompany BBHHHMHnnHBK Join the great arm: are saving. Take out a men Club and save sysl year. Everybody join. Our Christn Dec. Any amount per w Christmas you will Yours for a and prospe County S Sound G. A. NEUFFER, President. ALBERT HENRY, Vice-Presidi ford. I. want you to bring her some thing nice because she is so sweet M> us, she will be at her home Christmas. Please bring me a pair of knitting needles and some thread because I want to learn to knit, and bring me some nuts, fruit and fire works and other nice things. Don't forget my school friends and my little sisteT and borthers. Im' not going to ask for much because there are so many little boys and girls for you to come to see. I hope they all will get something nice. Hoping to1 find what ! I asked for. Your little friend, California Mae Hester. candy, nuts works. Bring 'brothers som< You Lownd6svil! Dear Santa C We are tv six years old bring us two bed and a pif works. Don't Ethel Parnell please remem Youi Louise i I -LowndesviiJ Hester, S. C., Dec. 15, 192oJDear Santa: Dear Santa Claus: I am a littl I'm a little boy nine years old and I want y< md go to school every day. I want j a little track /ou to bring me a little train and a 'fruits, nuts ;rack for it to run on also some' kinds. Please narbles and a rubber ball, fruit,! ters and brinj A Bank Tha T1 " The a irreat< AVINGS BANK UT IT OFF! V of men and women who ibership in ourChristmas tematically during next welcome. No charge to nas Club Opens 21, 1920 eek from lc. up, and next have money to spend. happy Lhristmas rous New Year avmgs Safe :: Service ant. R. E. COX, Cashier. P. E. BELL, Asst. Cashier. and all sorts of fire my little sisters and sthing nice. r little friend, John Henry Hester. le, S. C., Dec. 17, 1920 !laus: iro little girls, four and and we want you to big dolls, a little doll ino, fruit, nuts and fire forget my little niece, , bring her a doll and ber my little brothers. Bring my sister that lives on Savan nah River something nice. Your little boyt ? Clemson Waters. Donalds, S. C., Dec. 17, 1920. Dear Santa: I am a little girl six years old I go to school every day, study hard, so I want you to bring me just a few things, a doll and some fruit, a ball and little fire works. I sure would love to have a little machine but I am afraid this would be asking too much. Hope this letter won't be too rs truly, md Gladys Crittondon. jate. e, S. C., Dec. 17, 1920 e boy six years old )u to bring me a train, horse and wagon, and fireworks of all remember my little sis > them something nice. Your little girl, Margaret McKee. 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