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Time-worn words, but the most
appropriate of them all. When
we say "Merry Christmas** you
can be sure that it is expressed
with genuine appreciation of its
true meaning.
Reagins Shoe Shop
1310 MAIN ST.
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Today and every day, we greet
you with all the sincerity that is in
our hearts, and with a deep feeling
of appreciation for your thought
fulness during the year ——
closing.
now
Ralph B. Black
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Jilt is with true appreciation of
the fine patronage that you
have extended us in the past year that
we pause at this glad time of the year
to express our sincere good wishes for
a most enjoyable Christmas and a suc
cessful New Year.
Lominick’s Drug Store
And Employees
Ctunplimetiti
&l the, SeaAXHt
The management and staff of this
firm extend Christmas Greetings and
wish for you every prosperity in the
New Year.
It has been a pleasure to serve you.
McSwain Funeral Home
THE NEWBERRY BUN
Monday—
My Dear Santa,
Please bring me a Lone Ranger
watch, a cowboy rope, a tent, some
caps, fruit, nuts, and candy. I have
been a good boy this year—I want
some overall pants and 2 cowboy
shirts, too.
Lots of love to SantaClaus,
David Summer.
1907 Nance Street
Newberry, S. C.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl nearly six years
old and I have been good all the
year and if you will bring me some
toys I will be good from now on.
I want a Die Dee Dollandbottle,
Electric Christmas tree, doll clothes,
doll trunk, doll house, Goloshes, doll
stove, train and track, sewing mach
ine, doll table, doll chair, candy, nuts
and fruit. Bass drum.
Love,
Rosana Carlton.
Newberry, S. C.
Dear Santa Claus,
I am a little girl ten years old. I
am in the fourth grade. I want you
to bring me a watch and a box of
crayons. And I want you also to
bring me a die dee doll. And please
remember Mother and Daddy.
Love,
Dora Sue Thrift.
Newberry, S- C-
Dear Santa Claus,
I am writing you to tell you what
I want for Christmas. I want a pair
of riding pants and a pair of skates.
I wan a bicycle too. And some fruits
and candy. I guess I am going to
get some fireworks. I am wishing
every body a happy Christmas.
Youra truly,
Frances Reese.
2002 Lee Street
Newberry, S. C.
Dear Santa Claus,
I am a little girl 8 years old and
in the second grade. Please bring me
some riding boots and a pair of
skates.
Bring me some fruit and candy and
remember all the poor children.
Olivia Banks.
1414 Silas Street
Newberry, S. C.
Dear Santa Claus,
I am 8 years old and in the third
grade. I want you to bring me some
riding pants, house coat, bed room
slippers, book satchel and a doll.
Also bring me some fruit and
candy. Remember all the poor
children.
Your friend,
Bonnie Ruth Burton.
Dear Santa Claus,
Please bring me a tricycle, a ball,
a doll and fruit and candy. Please
bring good things ti sisted and
other boys and girls.
Love,
Evelyn Huffman.
907 Glenn Street
Dec. 2, 1940
Dear Santa Claus,
I am a girl nine years old. I am
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Liminick. My list isn’t so big, I
want you to bring me s pretty doll
with hair, a croquet set and some
fruits, nuts and candy.
Love,
Martha Lomintck.
P. S.—Bring my sister the same
but only bring croquet, bring my
brother a train and I don’t know
what else.
Dear Santa Claus,
I have been a very good little boy.
I am five years old. Please bring me
a tool set, a cowboy suit, some fruit
nuts and candy. Santa don’t for
get all the other good little boys and
girls at Christmas.
Your little friend,
Wyman Shealy.
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a little doll a
tricycle and some candy.
Thank you,
Katherine Stephen.
Dear Santa Claus,
I am a little girl 3 years old. Please
bring me a doll and a carriage-bug
gy. Be sure and put some lights on
our Christmas tree, I am very an
xious to see you Santa.
Your little friend,
Clara Jean Willingham.
Dear Santa,
I am a little boy about 3 years old.
And I would like for you to bring
me a scooter and some fruit. Don’t
forget the other little children who
want things as well as I. I will be
waiting for you.
, Your little friend
Jimmie Wood.
621 Cromer Street
Newberry, S. C.
Dear Santa Claus,
I am a little girl nine years old.
I want a bicycle for Christmas. I
want it worse than anything I have
ever wanted in my life. Please do
this for me. Don’t forget any little
boy or girl this Christmas.
Your little friend,
Marian Jones.
Newberry, S. C.
Dec. 2, 1940
716 Wright Street
Hello Santa.
We are two little brothers and we
want you to bring us the same thing.
What you bring one, bring the
MANY
MANY
MANY
THANKS
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j F#r y*ur thoughtfulnes* to thU
It U our incentive to
strive for greeter things end
inspires us to greet you et this
gled Christmastime with a genu-
' ine message of good cheer.
Dennis Shoe Shop
ALL GOOD
WISHES'
To Our Friends
•t this glorious
Christmastide
and a
HAPPY
NEW YEAR
Busy Bee Cafe
Far a Happy Holiday
Saason to the friends
and customers of this
firm . . . and a hearty
thank you for your pat
ronage during the past.
Eskridge Hardware
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1846
other. We want a pair of skates,
Target Set, cackling hen that will
lay 08RS, and fruit, nuts, and candy
and don’t forget the other little boys
and girls.
Walter and James Leopard.
1008 Nance Street
Dec. 2, 1940
Newberry, S. C.
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a ball, whip and
B-B gun. I want two guns and hol
sters. Please bring me some fire
crackers and fruits. I have been a
good boy this year. Please bring
me these.
Your friend,
Derrill Schumpert.
Dear Santa Claus,
I want a doll, a desk, and a doll
blanket. Please bring me some fruit,
candy and nuts. I love you.
Your little friend,
Sara Manning Jacoos.
P. O. Box 16 •
Newberry, S. C.
Dec. 2. 1940
Dear Santa Clans,
Please bring me a stove, baby car
riage, and a cabinet, some fruit, also
bring my little brother a big truck
to ride in, some fruit and don’t for
get all the other little girls and boys.
Your little friend,
x Joyce Pruitt.
2102 Johnstone Street
Newberry, S. C.
Dec. 2, 1940
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a desk to do my
lessons on. a pair of skates, a twin
bed for my dolls, a doll victrola and
some fruit and candy. I will make
you some cookies and coffee.
With love,
Verna Kohn.
P. S.—I made Mother take down the
stove so you can get in. I hope you
won’t get stuck.
Dear Santa Claus,
I have been a good little girl. I
am two years old. Please bring me
a table and chair, tea set, baby car
riage, little stove and bedroom slin-
pers. Please put me some candy
and fruit in mv stocking. I love you.
Patsy Ann Brehmer.
Dear Santa Claus,
I am a little boy 8 years old. I
want you to bring me a scooter, and
a pair of skates. Be sure to bring
me a lot of fruit, nuts, and candy.
I want you to be good to all little
children.
Your little friend.
Billy Willingham.
Dear Santa Claus,
Will you bring me a air-riflle for
Christmas?
If you want me to have it bring
it to me. If you haven’t an air-rifle
bring me anything that yon can
spare.
I am eight years old. I also want
some nuts, fruit, candy, and some
sparklers. I am in the third grade
and making the honor roll, and I
made a star on spelling.
My name Is John Melvin Wood,
1404 Drayton Street, Newberry, S. C.
1319 Milligan Street
Newberry, S. C.
Dec. 2, 1940
Dear Santa Claus,
I want a tricycle and a pair of
skates and a chair and some fruit.
With love,
Mary Frances Grant.
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a pretty doll, a
pair of electric snippers, a small
victrola with some children records
some story books, a nice black-board
and anything else you mav have for
a little girl 6 years old. Be good to
all the children.
Margaret Anne Spotts.
Dear Santa Claus, ^
Thank you for the nice things you
left me. Bring me a top and a adding
machine, and a game and a sack of
blocks, and an express wagon, and a
air-rifle, and a pair of boot pants.
Thank you,
Donald Long.
Dear Santa Claus,
Bring me a rubber ball and a pair
of white shoes and a doll.
Betty Boozer Long.
In the same hose of my brother.
Dear Santa Clans,
I have been a good lUtle girl most
of the year. If yon will bring it to
me I will try to be a good little girl
from now on.
I want a bicycle and a house coat
and a doll and some doll clothes, and
a base drum, and a sailor suit, and
a coat, and a pair of bedroom slip
pers.
With love,
Benny Lou.
Your Sweet-heart.
Dec. 2, 1940
Dear Santa Claus,
I have been a good little girl this
year. Please bring me a sewing ma
chine, a cowboy suit, a doll, a tea
set, a scooter, candy, fruit, and nuts.
Don’t forget all the other little boys
and girls.
With all my love,
Martha Ann Bouknight.
rj-^ere’s IPisliinq
Ijou a Happu
Holiday
To each of you wKo have contributed
to our success and to those of you
who have given us your fine friend
ship we extend a hearty and genuine
merri} Christmas
May Peace, Happiness and Prosper
ity be yours for many, many years.
Royal Crown Cola
GRIBJBTIMG-S
At this glad season, dear to you, and may
when peace, good will their companionship
and good fellowship are continue through the
years to come.
Happy Christmas to oil
and a Prosperous New
Yeer
so much in evidence, we
extend Season's Greet
ings. May you enjoy the
associations of those
W. E. Epps
To the Friends
of This Firm
Because of your thoughtfulness this
firm has enjoyed one of Its best years,
and If is in grateful appreciation of
your patronage that we pause to say.
"SEASON'S GREETINGS.'' It to our
sincere wish that these pleasant as
sociations may continue.
City Beauty & Barber Shop
tc Alt Out
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AND SINCERE GOOD WISHES
FOR THE NEW YEAR
BEN F. DAWKINS
G. R. Livingston