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Evening star., 1924-04-27

Womnn's Relief Corps.-A benefit
card party was given by the corps
in Grand Army Hall Thursday, with
an attendance Of nearly 100 persons,
including Grand Army men. Sons of
Veterans, Daughters of Veterans and
auXilarieS to the Sons of Veterans.
Miss Jennie l.. Hamilton, as chairman
OF the executive board. distributed
many prizes. Gel. o. II. Oldroyd won
the first euChre prize, an imported
fan. The department president. Mrs.
Elizabeth y. Shaw. and Miss Jennie
l.. hamilton donated the sandwiches
and coffee.
Evening star., 1924-04-27

The Drapery Department
Inpites your inspection Summer Drapery Fabrcs
and H be pleased aduse with you and suggest
naent for your various rooms.
Cretonnes in simple patterns for bedrooms Large
gorgeous designs and colorings that H make wonderful
living rooms, dining and breakfast porches.
Slip Covers, Awnings and Areolux Porch Blinds in
Let III estimate!
Evening star., 1924-04-27

The WOmen's Auxiliary to the Rail
way Mail Association met Saturday
evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs /
Claude Meyers presiding
Representatives to the ANNA, con-
vention of the District Federation of
Woman,s Clubs were elected as fol-
lows: Delegates, Mrs. William M
Collins, Mrs. j. p. Hunnicutt and Mrs,
Homer Link; alternates, Mrs. r. +,
Ball, Mrs E. T.. Arnold and Mrs. T
w. Crawford. Resolutions were
passed indorsing Mrs. A. X. Wine for
the first vice presidency of the feder-
alton.
The president gave a full report of
the law enforcement conference held
April and 10, after which she an
nounced a card party on May 16, at
1925 Warder street, for the benefit
of the treasury.
The social hour, as usual, was en-
joyed jointly with the Railway Mail
Association, the program being i'm
charge of Mrs. Harry Darling. Those
contributing Were: Miss Mary Nelson.
playing a piano solo: Miss Sylvia
LAUDER, who sang, and little Miss
Helen A. Hartnett, who entertained
with fancy dances.
The hostesses of the evening were
Mrs Rea Jones and Mrs j. P. Hunni-
cutt. Refreshments were served.
Radcliffe Club of Washington. Dean
Bernice v. Brown of Radcliffe Col
lege and the Radcliffe delegation to
Evening star., 1924-04-27

Radcliffe Club of Washington. Dean
Bernice v. Brown of Radcliffe Col
lege and the Radcliffe delegation to
Evening star., 1924-04-27

North Beach Home CIub.-The
chairman of the card party, Mrs. Ed
win p. Hinkel called a special meet
ing of her committee at her home, in
Newton street during the week and
perfected arrangements for the bridge
and five hundred card party which
is to be held Wednesday at o'clock
at the Women's Service Club hall, 601
r street. for the benefit of the North
Beach Home Club. 1t is requested
that those who can bring their own
cards.
Evening star., 1924-04-27
Breakfast Room Suites

IOOm SulteS
Mahogany Decorated
Breakfast Room Suite,
5ix-piece, $3.50.
Ivory and Blue Break
fast Room Suite, five
piece, $500.
Evening star., 1924-04-27


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MARCEIIERS a HAtRbREsSEHS
earn SIS 60 t1S weekly, and the do
fuaud exceeds tho supply. We
teach you how In q few weeks and
assist you 70 a position
CARSON HAIRDREssINO COLLEGE
Third Floor Yale Bldg. OPP. r. o.
VA tn-2ssf
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EARN money weekly. spare time,
home. addressing. mailing music.
circulars. Send Toe for music. in
formation. Liberty Music Co.
nent LIZ. LhnrtT. ". ".
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8 ACRES IN TRUCK GARDEN

Inside Seattle Limits.
Here is a real piece Of land. every
foot In truck garden with city
water piped over entire tract. n
few old buildings. would he fine
for truck garden. nursery. etc
owned by large bank. taken thru
foreclosure: Si.l00: includes all
assessments. etc. paid in full.
Terms. only $500 cash. balance
$500 yearly no monthly payments
TO make. J. r. l. Campbell. eN-
elusive agent. LeAry Bldg. MA in
AKA
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10 AUCTION SALES
Bushels Auction House

Thanksgiving dag ruda our store
closed an day that ur bias help
rgr nation sftr thanks FHT tbr
blessing which aFr ours Go rHlur
hHt We viii bT back rn rhr JOB ON
Friday mHruiu. end promptly 90
IoHa n a m viii start a aFK hour
auction. az which Will con Huu-
arfda ~ articles ~ home rgrulHha
lnEa % Fuu arc iu need Uf the
Furnishings ~ a home complete ur
20 only uur piece. duUf overlook
this sale Tor you surely .au eat
lafg your needs and save muuFT
as we'll fee buying Hurh Euatn aa
Hplnurt deck with windsor
rhaig cabinet hlgtrpia and port
able photograph. lads aeska
wicker chair and table. d~Trsarrh.
library tables hail tree rarrTtairr
dining furniture. EHburuFr and
clark Jewel Eaa rauasu ssuItarf
has ohio ranges rraIUa ma
chimes Harvard classics and other
books smoking stands huuk-rudH
ahHw raHFE vacuum cleaner Oh
heaters. coal aud wood heaters. 70
uiErrat8Tp new queens paints and
brushes ththtuh sanitary cote
lawn mHwrr hose. counter E1a
cart trunk. hampers ul stoves
hpplSH chairs. rocker stands
cushions dishes ElhsHwarr utVu-
Hila. b9IIfTu- garbage cans. beds
Hud bedding lnulruW carpets and
both small and rgum-rIar ruEa
re, rtc Hundreds ~ people buy
and cell at these ralra, and we
aim tH give Satisfaction 20 both
buyer and seller %
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POULTRY

VIZ WILL buy your poultry one or a
thousand ~ H. Shoemaker q Co.
tus Nluth ave Is
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BIRTHS

births |H rH#.r household are re-
ported EF tHH following men
SrHtE william d. T"g1-H E1ri i've s.
49, E"F
Howe be-. E Er.r raTh ave s. ElFl
urrn ElrI Tamra $3.50 atth ave :
Waugh Linton gzfl EaatIaEr aFr
E.#.
urea william Peter. gsIs ~ Holden
Hl- E.rL
sF-Irr herbert asa list ave s. W
eIr.
FtaE Otto WIfErsnr. E.rt
striker sylvester hH..uH. % vs.
GarE.HTH Hf. EIrL
NciarIEIs Joseph o.. I.1s s-th vs
EnF
Anderson Harold A. as Fifth ave.
E.FE
smith william Fgaue's ilts L.
NarrHr 90. EfrI
Hurley 5ruld Victor -llr Eighth
ave ~ D.. boy.
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81 FOR ~SALE-REAL
ESTAH
Root Bros Specials

Root Bros Specials
LITTLE DOLL HOUSE
MULTI IUH TWO
1850 buys or
UNisN faga HDNN
Gao MONTHLY
A. pretty a little Colonial bungalow
40 % could Wish. Uu "a beautiful
lot The living room De- HrrHHH she
front with pretty uauslS1 HHIlH
fine cabinet kitchen dandy bath
and Rs very pretty bedroom aItn
nice closet. good EhTaES GA alley
With cement floor BUY THIS.
CUT OUT the LANDLORD
TIL HURRY rms Ab
WILL SILL THIS one
BRAND NEW
ROOSEVELT HIGH
CLASS QuALiTY BEAUTY
ITS 4 DOLL HOUSE
Look whore puu Will sou will never
find H more complete and inCiuar
I've arrangement Tor a f8uT-rDum
combination bungalow than We
can show you Wonderful living
room across front wIfh nine slsr-
trlral uutlCis dandy kitchen. with
pretty nook iva bssuuful bed
rooms dandy rlnHFh two linen
rla.stF The bath DEL d dream fine
hass msUt. nrrpr0of EaraEs fur
uars and laundry rRETTtTsT
BUNGALOW IN TINS MOST De
HiHAI.E DISTRICT PRICE ~
NlGHT AND TERMS EASY
LINCOLN HIGW
BRAND kEW-FlNE ROOMS
PINE CORNER Lot
ONLY 1850
Nothing like this iu this splendid
district within 1900 o. this price
Beautiful dsaiEn, perfect location
two blocks 90 Lincoln High handy
20 cars Bnd everything that makes
this district 30 desirable super
luIlyrly modern, containing every
modern convenience and refine
mFnt A home you vii be- Justly
proud 60 own. FDME Lucky
BUYER GETS 4 SNAP. NIGHT
AZ WELL HE NOT.
SUCCESSFUL THRU
CONSCIENTIOUS RELIABLE
SERVICE
ROOT BROTHERS,. REALTORS
NE .rts-psil $500 Stone Way
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City Loan Co.
Money Loaned

TO THE LEFT on SECOND FLOOR
227 Seaboard Bldg.
Fourth and PIKE PHI. Ell iot-422S
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81 FOR

BIG oFFER-completeiy equipped
chicken farm at sacrifice price.
Five level acres with slightly To-
cation; four acres cleared and
graded fenced and cross.fcnccd.
family orchard3 four-room house
with bath garage. pumphouse
with Milwaukee electric pumping
plant; also nice workroum three
poultry houses. 1000 bird ca
pacltyi located In thtckly settled
community with nice surround
inES, Tear new paved highway.
now under construction north OF
Seattle five minutes walk from
large school. stores. p]ostuffiCe
and "lnterurbHn station. Price way
below cost OF improvements for
quick sale. Terms easy. s2O
Walker Bldg I'll liot-0lS2.
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PERSONAL
TRANSPORTATION

SAN FHANCiscU tgs; MCCORMICK
steamer iHoss city. f2siAi i4t
EHII-TEekwirk stage as huurHls
Los Angeles tf1-S1Asf AmrH
Bros. 1tHs Fourth. MA iu-iitp
TIATINUM diamond wrist watch.
IN downtown districts reward
MAlu-stE5. Room COS.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

VIII. pay you nS0 day FOR MAILING
. dozen pairs Strbcr wool socks
daily on HiEhbp~sd Family Knit.
ter VIII bug all you make a.
same rate We furnish yarn free
b-v=ar written contract. old re-
liable manufacture work Hi
home. Re Independent tEs
perIenrr u-unNc~Esary send &c FUN
particulars without obligation.
Gtebrr Machine Co. Desk i4A.
Tffra. New York
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GOOD home cheap: new house and .
acres on Vine St, north OF Seattle.
Only $1,000: terms 500 down. $40
month. Being tract 1S2. Never
offered before. one block TO new
big highway. Sec Homer or OAR
nall. pos Third ave, today.
ON Cedar river, in Maple Valley,
nearly acres, cleared, now in pas
ture, for $40; 500 cash. $40
month. eco feet water front. only
5 miles from Rcnton on main high
way. II. &. PETERS. Tg6 2rd ave.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18
SHANNON

Newt McEntire moved to Carter last
week. We're sorry to have our good
neighbors leave us and hope they VIII
soon return.
Henry Smith and wife, zelma Mon
day and Edgar Brown motored to wal
nut Ridge Sunday afternoon
Mrs. George Rogers purchased new
sewing machine one day last week.
Marion Brown and daughters were
transacting business in Pocahontas
Saturday.
George DOwdy and family ana
George Rodgers and family motored
to Walnut Ridge Sunday.
George Rodgers and family moved
Tuesday into the home vacated by
Mr.. Sutton.
Cotton picking is about done and
the nights are long so we have time
to read lot.
The attendance at school is increas-
ing as cotton picking is about over.
The little babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
hon has the whooping cough.
Wesley Alphin moved into the house
vacated by Pat Ingram one day last
week.
The people of Shannon were shocked
to hear of the death of Mr.. Lawson
Rodgers of Skaggs, who died last Fri
day morning. We extend oursympathy
to the bereaved ones.
A. G. Langston and George Rodgers
made a flying trip to Pocahontas last
Friday.
You Coldwater writer, you surely
never come to Black river bottoms
very often, and l think instead of us
going to the hills it's you folks coming
here. If you don't believe we make
good crops and live as well as you
folks, pay us n visit and get sighted.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18
LORINE

We were glad to have Mark Bishop
in our Sunday school Sunday.
Emerald Roach took dinner with
Lewis and Raymond Reason Sunday.
l.. W. Mondy and Mont Tyler hauled
cotton to Manson one day last week.
Mr.. Beegle of Noland visited Bert
Beeglc and family here Sunday.
Lloyd Mondy and family took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam StandieOrd
Sunday.
Our school is getting along nic4y.
Aunt Dee Mondy spent Sunday with
Uncle Bud Hmn and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Winn took din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Sunday.
Mont Tyler was called to Success
one day last week where relatives ard
friends awaited him, sorrowiItg over
the death of his brother-in-law, Mat
Melton. The remains were laid TO rest
at Pocahontas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18
BIRDELL

Quite a large crowd attended the
singing at the church house Sunday
night
Daley Blackwell returned Friday
from a visit with his brother, Edgar
at Springfield, Mo.
Jewell V. Startling and Miss Geneva
Barden were quietly married at the
home of the bride Sunday morning.
We wish them many years of happi-
ness.
Harrison Porterfield of lmbOden Will
teach ten day singing school here
beginning next Monday. Everybody
invited to attend.
We are glad to have w. A. tlelden
and family move back into our com
munity.
School is progressing nicely with
Guy Lemmons as teacher at Old Union
and Mrs. Guy Lemmons at Stony Point
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18
STIARUAI

We are having some excellent wealth
er to gather the remainder of our cot
ton.
Mrs. Casey and daughters have re
turned home from Peach Orchard after
a visit with their daughter and sister.
Mrs. w. p. Brooks is able to sit up
after long siege Of sickness.
Almus Brooms is reported to be no
better at this writing.
This community was shocked to hear
of the death of Lasson Rogers. The
bereaved ones have our sympathy.
We are sorry to lose our good neigh
bors, Burl Wiley's, who have moved to
POcahontas to make their future home.
Claud Riddles has moved TO Fender
70 work in the garage there.
Bro. Million will preach at Sharum
the third Saturday night and Sunday.
Let everyone come out and bring some
one else along. Come early and attend
Sunday school which begins at 10
O'Clock.
Several from here attended the
Dewey Holland sale down at Holmes.
Eli Campbell visited his brother,
Click, last Sunday.
Lee Haynes has moved to the hills
TO farm for another year. We are
sorry TO lose Mr.. Haynes.
Our road oversecr is doing some eX
cellent work on our roads.
Several from Sharum attended the
services at the Christian church Sm
day night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18
UNION

H.E. Odom of Harviell, Mo-, is VISIT
ing with relatives here.
A bouncing girl took up board Win
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Palmer since our
last report. All parties doing well.
Ben Choate and family, Paul Lewis
and wife, Earl Johnson and wife ana
Aunt Mary Howard were Sunday
guests at the w. L. johnson home.
Mr.. Cline of near Walnut Ridge has
moved on one of w. L. Johnson's
farms, where he will farm this coming
year.
Claud Phipps and family spent Sun
day with Ollie OdOm and family.
Will Scates of Success will share
crop for Earl Johnson this coming
year.
Clay Smith and family have moved
to their home near Pratt, Mo. Gree
ley Swindle has moved in the house
vacated by them.
John F. Rapert of Oxly, Mo-, made
business trip down at Earl john
sons last Friday.
| Earnest Grissom and wife made a
business trip to DOniphan last Monday.
Dolphus Greene and family spent
last Sunday with his brother, G. W.
Green, and family.
Ezra Brown and family Of Success
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Fate Hinton.
Oran Baxter is sick at this writing
Several attended the moving picture
show at the school house last Satur-
day night.
Miss Eta Lewis is spending the
week with home folks.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18
BETHANY

our Sunday school is progressing
nicely. Everyone is invited.
viii English of Cedar Grove spent
tbe week end with relatives here.
Miss Julia and Harvey Sullinger re-
turned home Saturday form a nine
weeks visit with their sister, Mrs.
Maudie Ballard.
Our teacher, Miss Eva Wells, attend
ed the reading circle meeting Satur-
day at Ravenden Springs.
Henry English of Strawberry was
visiting homefolks last week.
Mrs. Jim Sullinger, who stood an
operation for appendicitis, was improv-
ing at the last account.
The surprise supper for Mr.. Earl
English was well attended with sixty
five present. All reported a nice time.
Roy Kellett has moved back to Beth
any. He says there is no place like
home.
We are having a fine school with
twenty-eight present.
Since our school began our rural
mail carrier doesn't ask for vacation
He even comes on Sunday.
Jasper Kellett and family visited al
the home of Earl English Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18
MILL CREEK

Misses Mae and Grace Dixon were
guests of Miss Ethel Grissom Sunday.
w. S. White was the guest of Alden
Gates Sunday.
Fred Newberry has been making
visits at NOland.
Sylvester Lester was a visitor at
our school Monday evening.
Mrs. White and grandson, Truman
were guests of Mrs. Jake Mcdonald
Sunday.
Miss Gertie Mcdonald entertained
her many friends with several nice
games Sunday evening.
Misses GENEVA and Lillian Doyle
and Bette Anderson were guests Of
Miss Vernon Gates Sunday.
Miss Fannie Dixon was the guest Of
Misses Nora and Thelma Stuart Sun
day night
Miss 0va Newberry was the guest
of Miss Vernon Gates Sunday night.
Mrs. Ella Weeks and baby are visit
ing Mrs. Mamie Smith this week.
Our teacher, Burl Rogers, was called
home Thursday morning on account
of the death of his father.
Miss Ova Newberry was a visitor at
our school Tuesday evening.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18
OLD JACKSON

Nelson Dunham has brought his
wood saw up here from Bono and ex-
poets to cut lot of wood this winter,
while he is clearing up his land.
Homer Horseman and wife spent
Sunday at the home of Rufe Blansett
near Water Valley.
Bennett Price was in Memphis last
week on business.
Frank Startling passed through this
place Monday morning with drove
of fat steers belonging to Wood VIII
liams of Imboden. Mr. Williams ship
ped several corloads Monday.
John Campbell and family Of Bono
have moved TO the Nelson Dunham
farm, where they will live the coming
year.
L. Brown aud wife visited relatives
at Eleyenpoint and IIamil from Thurs
day until Sunday of last week.
Fred Perkins Of Oswego, Kans.. was
NN Nhio ltttNt ibNl DhlNIOuA OH business.
Miss Naomi Davis visited Miss Viola
Woods Saturday night.
J. r. Woods and wife and Lee Horse
man and wife spent Sunday at the
home of Henry Horseman.
Miss Bessie Durham Of Pauls visit
ed at the nome Of her grandfather.
Nelson Dunham first Of the week.
Bennett Price and family spent Sun
day in Imboden at the home of II. K.
Bowers.
Nelson Dunham was at Pauls the
latter part of The week ca business.
John A. Wells ana wife ana Mrs.
Turner Wells and soE, Darrell motor.
ed to Wllliford Saturday to visit rela
tiyes, returning Sunday afternoon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18

Dear Santa: We are two little boys
I and s years old. We go to school
every day and to Sunday school on
Sunday. For Christmas we want you
to bring us some gloves, one box Of
water colors. large rubber ball, lots
of sparklers, some pencils and tablets,
lots of fruits and several kinds Of nuts.
If You don't find us at home that night
you win find us at Grandpa Wyatt's at
Ravenden Springs. Your little boys,
j. Il. and Bobby Purdy,
Hoxie, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18

Dear Santa: l am little girl 8
years old and am going to school. My
teacher has given me 10 golden stars
for reading best. l want you to bring
me mama doll, set of dishes, knives
and forks and set ring. Don't for
get Billie Bob. He wants kiddie
kar and big ball and train and of
course all kinds of good things to eat.
VIII he at Mama Haynes in PocahOn-
tas. Hazeldine Layl,
Benton, Mo.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18

Dear Santa Claus; We are four lit
tie children age two, four, six and nine.
We want you to bring us boys and air
rifle, harp, apples, oranges, nuts and
candies and don't forget my little sis
ter. Bring her pretty little sleepy
doll, oranges, apples, cocoanut, candies
and nuts. We are good little children.
So please Santa, don't forget us.
Eric, Herman, Vane and Velma
Mansser, Biggers, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18
BRAKEBILL

School has begun here again with
Mr. Clarence Foster as teacher.
Farmers are busy picking cotton and
gathering corn.
Earnest and Ellis Wright motored
to Doniphan Saturday evening.
Athol Farley passed through here
Sunday en- route to Poynor. Mo.
Miss Eta Waldron spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Misses Lillian
and Tula Caldwell.
Oscar Purvis and family have moved
on Lehman Mock's place near here.
Uncle John Lentz is on the indis-
posed list this week.
Misses Leona, Lily and Ida Lapiro
are picking cotton for Mr.. Jones at
Maynard this week.
Jimmie Bubler was Sunday even
ing caller at /. Il. Marletts.
Dan Griggs and wife have moved on
the Toy place to farm this coming year
There viii be a box supper here
saturday night, December 2Oih. Boys
come and bring well filed purses. The
money viii go for the benefit of the
school.
School has been dismissed this week
on account of sickness.
Riley March and wife have moved ON
w. L. Mock's place to farm the com
ing year.
Ralph Dalton and wife visited her
homefolks Saturday night
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that the tenth
annual meeting of the stockholders Of
Lone Rock Bank, will be held in the
bank building, in Rayenden Springs,
Arkansas, at ten o'clock a. IN. on Tues
day, January 18th, 1925, for the pur-
pose Of electing five directors and
transacting such other business as may
come before said meeting.
This Tuesday, Dec 2, 1924.
S. f. Davis, President,
j. b. Duvall, Secretary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18
PocahOntas, Ark.

Dear Santa: | am fine little boy
am years old. l help mother and
take care of little sister. Santa l want
a little coaster wagon, some nice fruits
and candy. Ihavs nice little horse.
Don't forget my little sister, Jewel.
She wants a nice doll bed. She has
a sleeping doll. She wants some nice
things TO eat l will go to bed early
and wait for you. Dewey Hunter,
Dallas, Texas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18

Dear Santa: l will write you a
letter to tell you what want for
Christmas as l have been good girl.
help mother do the house work. l
want you to bring me doll and doll
buggy, teddy bear, candy, oranges,
apples, all kinds of nuts and fruits.
Don't forget to bring my little brother
and sister red wagon apiece. Your
little girl. Pauline Mays,
PocahOntas, Ark
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18

Dear Santa: We are little boys 4
and years old. We 20 to school
every day. We want big red wagon.
some fireworks, an air gun apiece and
all kinds of candy, nuts and fruits, and
don't forget our little cousin, Junior
Riddles. He wants little rubber doll
and lots of candy. Your little boys,
Manuel and Carmel Johnson.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18

Dear Santa Claus: | am a little
boy years old today. l want wag-
on, a little train, fruits and candies.
/ will not ask for too much this time
but don't forget my father and mother
and sister who is away from me.
Harry Brown,
Mishawaka, Ind.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18

Dear Santa Claus; l am little
girl nearly 3 years old and live in
town. / want you to bring me baby
doll, little wagon, apples, oranges
nuts, candy and everything else you
think little girl like me needs. Don't
forget my little cousins.
Leaounda Deaver,
Biggers, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18

Dear Santa Claus: l am little
boy. 90 to school every day. want
you to bring me a knife, some fire.
works, candy, nuts and fruit. Don't
forget my father and mother. Your
little boy, Gather Thompson,
Rock Road, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18

Dear Santa Claus: l am little
boy Z years old. l want little wagon,
some colors, candy, nuts, fruit and
don't forget my little brother, David.
He wants wagon too. Your little
boy. Rufe Thompson,
Rock Roud, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18

Dear Santa Claus: l am years
old. | go to school every day and am
in the second grade. want an iron
set, some dishes, nuts, candy and fruit.
Your little girl,
Zella Thompson,
Rock Road, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18
Santa Claus Letters

Dear Santa Claus: am little
boy years old. / want little red
wagon, toy pistol, some candy, nuts
and fruit. Your little boy,
Granville Thompson,
Rock Road, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18

TUO mules, coming years Old; tI0O Mares
one good mich cOU; one Jersey heHer; tI0O
wagons; one buggy; tlUO sets of double harness;
one mOOer; one rake; one cuItiUGtOr; one dIsc'
tLOO turning pLOUS, and other pLOI0S; one cotton
corn and fertilizer distributor; one dOUbte mar
rOLC; 900 bushels of corn; 100 bales OF hay; one
lot of farming implements and some OtheT
items.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18

1t is all right to save-but we must
live while saving, else we will be dead
before we need what we have saved.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-18

The Pierce Petroleum Corp. mas
served you for 20 years. Why not
now?