Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 240, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 24, 1939 Page: 2 of 30
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This industry stands ready and willing to do its share in the future indus-
trial development and progress of our Lone Star State.
WE WISH HAPPINESS, JOY, PEACE AND CONTENTMENT AT THIS
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Bonnie Jean Giles.
P.S. Don’t forget to bring my
Sister, Betty Ruth, who is twelve,
a coat.
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Further, the industry means much to Texas. Its taxes paid the counties
and State, the large payrolls paid to its hundreds of employees which insure
constant purchasing power, the purchases of millions of dollars worth of
materials and fuel and its freight paid to Texas railroads mean indirect
employment to thousands of Texans.
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Your friend,
Tommy Earl Minter.
Dear Santa Claus:
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Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl 6. almost 7.
Have been a good girl or have
tried to be. Please bring me a
doll, a doll bed, a blackboard and
ring and a pair of bedroom slip-
pers. Don’t forget my sister and
the poor little children.
Thanks,
Gloria Jean Findley.
P.S. Also a cash register.
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May the brilliant lights of the season radiate increasing
brilliance throughout every day of the New Year is our
wish for you and yours.
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Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little boy. I want you to
bring me a little truck and a big
red apple and some nuts and
candy.
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■Ru»inanc-.i^tha.life blood Qf4-his State (his notion. Business provides
taxes, employment and services which affords American citizens the high-
est standard of living on the face of the globe. What helps business ma-
terially assists all of us.
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Fa PROSPEROUS 1940!
Sulphur plays an important part in our every day lives and behavior. In
serving the agricultural, paper manufacture, chemical, metal, rubber and
textile industries, sulphur plays the lead in giving us the many comforts
and advantages of life.
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Your little boy,
Paul McDuffie.
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Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a B-B gun, a
pair of akates, tractor and B-B
shells.
Jackie wants a B-B gun too, she
says and a little red wagon.
Please bring us some fruit,
candy, sparklers and fire crack-
ers.
Don’t forget our little cousin
Carolyn, Santa you’ve never seen
her for she only came this year.
We have tried to be. a good
boy and girl so please don’t for-
get us.
We love you,
Johnie and Jackie Sproles.
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Dear Santa Claus:
PTaffaRttt grt6 yeatsk
old. I live 214 miles from Hen-
derson on the Crim Chapel High- |
way. I have been a good little girl
this year. I want you to bring me
a doll with curly hair, picture
book and crayons, a bfg ball, and
a new dress and fruit, nuts, es
pecially almonds and candy. Don’t
forget to bring my feller, Frank
Vinson, a bugle. Don’t forget Mrs.
Vann.
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‘ I am a little boy nine years
t old. I want you to bring me a cap
1 gun, fruits, nuts and candies. Don’t
forget the other children.
Your friend,
Fletcher Howeth.
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I am a little boy. I want you to
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works. Don’t forget the little
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We confess a certain partiality toward our friends and pa-
trons and the many others who have been so kind to us
during the closing year. We hope that your Christmas
will be replete with everything that can make Christmas
better and happier.
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7 I am a little boy eleven years
S old. I think I have been good
H enough this year to get a few
3 things for Christmas. I want a
192 ball, bat, glove,, and a crow shoot-
3 ing game. I want two books, "Lone
# Ranger and the Gold Robbery,”
G and "36 Bedtime Stories”. I want
32 some nuts, candy, and all kinds
A of fireworks. Please don’t forget
1 dad, mom, granpa, granma, all
*3 the poor children and my teacher.
2 Please bring me a Lone Ranger
3 cap gun and some caps. I hope I
1 am not asking for too much.
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The singing of carols at Christmas time is one
of our oldest and best customs. The carols ex-
press in words and in melody what we feel in
our hearts during the Christmas season but is
otherwise hard to express1 The singing of
“Peace and Good Will" go deeper into the heart
than mere words alone could make them do.
When we wish for you joy ever abiding, Peace
and Happiness, we hope we will strike a respon-
sive note in your heart as though it were sung.
We’sreifcarpatronage during 1940.
Your Friend,
Mose Franklin Howeth.
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Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a pretty doll,
and a hen. And a nurses set and
an Indian book.
Your little friend,
Joyce Dean Hicks.
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Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl nearly three
years old. I want a tricycle, a
stove, a doll and some candy.
Thank you.
Love,
Beverly Barber.
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Dear Santa Claus:
I am 11 years old and in the
fifth grade. I have been studying
very hard. I want a new stream-
line Benjamin air rifle, a hat and
tie, a good football, fireworks,
nuts and candy.
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