The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-12-17

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LITTLE FOLKS sWooP DOWN
ON SANTA CLAUS.
Continued from Page L.
good little girl this year, and want
you to bring me a Negro doll, a set
of dishes, and doll bed. Please don't
forget my little friends, Jeanette
Hatcher and Bruce Reynolds. She
wants a doll and bring him a RATHER
and anything else. Your little girl,
CORA L. CAMPBELL.
No. II Tennessee street.
Dear Santa Claus-I am a little
boy eight years old and want you to
bring me new suit of clothes and a
new hat oranges, apples, raisens and
nuts and a plenty of fire works and
please don't forget my two little
brothers, Doyle and Price. They
wants foot, toot horn and candy and
oranges, and Santa, you bring us eV-
erything you think is nice for 3 lit
tie boys l will close, from
ADELBER, DOYLE and PRICE
HOCKETT.
P. S. And don't forget papa and
mama and grandmama. GIG Lonely
street, East Side City.
East Nashville, Tenn. Dear Santa
Claus-I am eleven year old and l go
to Meigs School every day and Miss
White is my teacher and | am in the
fourth A grade and l thought l would
write and ask you to bring me a new
coed dress, a new hat, pair OF
gloves and six handkerchiefs and plen-
ty of oranges, apples and everything
is nice for me. Please don't forget
nv aunt Fannie. She lives at TIA
Eight and Bienville streets, and don't
forget my papa, Dave and mama Dut,
and all of my good friends From
yours,
DOLLIE c. HOCKETT.
GIG Lonely street, City.
Dear Santa Claus-I am a little
girl six years old and sister Edna is
four and and l thought l would write
and ask you to bring me few things.
Santa, please bring me a stove table,
and a Negro doll and some oranges
and apples, nuts and raisen and sis
ter Edna wants a Negro doll and ev-
erything you think is nice for us, and
don't for get my baby sister, Lillian
Lucele and Papa, Mama, Grandpapas
and Grandmamas. l will go to bed
soon and go to sleep. l live at 724
Bienville street, East Side City.
P. S. Santa, don't forget my stove
pipe and doll buggy This is all /
have got to go and tend to my little
sister, for she is crying now. From
GOLDIE AND EDNA HOCKETT.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 10, 1909.
Dear Santa Claus-I write to tell you
what | want you to please bring me-
| want colored doll, one that can
open and shut her eyes, a set of doll
dishes, a doll buggy and bed, also
some fruit nuts and candy and fire.
works. Little sister Thelma wants
you to bring her some Of every thing
you bring me. Little brother wants
a drum, a toy pistol, rocking horse,
and candy fruit and nuts. You
brought me such nice things last
Christmas that | do not ask aything
expensive this time. Your little girl,
OTILIA EARLENE WATKINS.
1905 Twelfth avenue, South
Dear Santa Claus-I am little girl
four years old. | have been a good
little girl. Please bring me white
bed, a kitchen cabinet, a watch, a lit
tie range, colored doll rocking
chair, sewing machine, doll pillow
some doll cups and table, doll brush
little ironing board, some fruit and
remember my little brothers.
WINNIE CORINNE HART.
Nashville Tenn. Dec. 18th, 1909
Dear Old Kriss-I am so glad Xmas
is so near at hand Now l wish you
wouldn't forget me. Please bring
me Negro doll, doll bed, doll buggy
and a teddy bear, SO can name hin
Abe. Don't forget fruits. I'd rather
have more nuts and less candy be
cause / think / am sweet enough
Now please don't disappoint me
Please remember mama, papa, grand
ma and sisters. Hoping to meet yol
soon, am ever your little girl,
JOHNNIE WHITE.
Al Lewis street, Nashville.