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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-12-24
IS, puppy love, and graduation

cess, puppy love, and graduation
day?
For those whose memories are
fading the Oxford Theatre, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday pre-
sents RKO Radio Pictures Are
These Our Children" as an enter
tanning vehicle upon which one
may ride the back trail to high
school day when teachers pets rul-
ed the day and three o'clock was a
charmed hour and math classes a
bore.
Not alone in the recreation of this
educational period is the picture
interesting. Director Wesley Rug
giles and writer Howard Estabrook
incidentally they are the makers
of "Cimarron"-have managed to
produce notable drama of youth.
All the diverse elements that en-
ter into the lives of the younger
generation have been utilized by
the makers in presenting care
These Our Children" which al
ready is being universally cited by
critics as the most important film
subject dealing with youth yet
made.
The picture boasts an unusual
cast in that principals are youth
full screen players averaging about
seventeen years of age. They are
Eric Linden, Rochelle Hudson,
Airline Judge, Ben Alexander, Ro-
berta Gale, Robert Quirk, Mary
Kornman and Billy Butts.
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TODD COUNTY COW TESTING ASSN.

Report South
ton the OF
Is herds tested this
COWS dry during the MONTH
the
OF and 1894
better than 5 lbs tterfat for the month 81
individual made better than 40
Mr. Frank Pesheck the
the high herd
A of
Three members joined month.
The following table gives
Association which
pounds of milk the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-12-24

Order Limiting Time to File
Claims within Three months, and
for Hearing Thereon.
State of Minnesota, County OF
Stearns-SS.
Estate of Ellen Rennicks, Dece-
dent. -
In the Matter of the Estate of
Ellen Rennicks Decedent:
day having been granted to Victor
T. Conklin and it appearing by the
affidavit of said representative
that there are no debts of said
IT is ORDERED. That the time
within which all creditors of the
above named decedent may present
Court, be, and the same hereby is,
limited to three months from and
after the date hereof; and that
Friday the 1st day of April 1882, at
nine o'clock a. M, in the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House
at the City of St. Cloud in said
County, be, and the same ifs, fixed
and appointed aus the time and
place for hearing upon and the ex-
ance of such claims as shall be
presented within the time afore-
said
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in The
Sank Centre Herald as provided
Dated December 18th. 1881.
(SEAL) J. B. Himsl
Judge of Probate
V. T. Conklin. Esq,
Attorney for Petitioner
Published Dec, "a, 81. Jan z, 1892
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Oxford Movie News
Past Hit-Creators Made cover The
Hip

Do you remember "The Birth of
a Nation" intolerance" and "The
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,
and "Scaramouche," and ''Topable
David" and Stella Dallas?"
These half dozen pictures were
favorites in the silent days; would
have rated four stars if we had
been handing stars out at the time.
Of the six, only ''ToP able David"
has taken talkie shape. It's sound
version wasn't as good as the sill
ent Barthelmess picture. But you
liked Richard Cromwell three
stars worth in the talkie. Didn't
you?
If the other five movies men
toned above haven't yet reached
the audible cinema, they have con-
tributed to it, anyway. When you
see "Over the HIP (once a silent
hit ITSELF at the Oxford Theatre,
Friday and Saturday, you'll be
watching the combined efforts of
folks who contributed to the six
super special history makers to
which we've called your attention.
Mae Marsh, playing the role of
Ma in the new talkie, was one of
the most important players in
1.-THE Birth of a Nation" and "In-
tolerance" She was, in addition, a
star in her own right for many
years, with long list of successes
to her credit. She left the @~ at
the height of her career to marry
and become a mother. And now
she is back for good. Since "Over
The Hill" she has been assigned to
roles in Devils Lottery" and
Governors Lady,.
James Dunn and Sally Eilers
are the newcomers. They and the
sound men were not associated
with pictures way back when.
However, they're noted for bad
Girl" a this year super-special.
And the soundman, Eugene Cross
man, is the very one who supervis-
ed the sound work on the film of
Lindbergh's return from France.
So he's considered pretty import
ant.
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was given IN the auditorium at the
Home School on Friday evening.
Dec. 10:
A Human Christmas Tree-Senior
and Junior Choir.
A Human Bouquet-Nine Girls.
why the Chimes Rang"-A one
act play, adapted from the story Of
the same name by Raymond Nc
Donald Alden, was very well given
under the direction of the Misses
Vera Baum and Isabel Kritzech.
Church of Our Lady of the Angels
The order of services for Christ
mas Day is as follows:
6 A. M. High Mass and sermon.
8 A. M. Children's Mass, at which
the members Of the Junior Choir
will sing Christmas hymns.
10 A. M. High Mass, Sermon and
Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment.
A program of special Christmas
music has been prepared by the
choirs, under the direction of Miss
Florence Vogel.
Confessions will be heard We'd
nesday afternoon and evening; and
on Thursday from 10 A. M. until
IL M, and in the afternoon from
2 o'clock until 6. No confessions
will be heard Thursday evening.
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Christmas Observance
At Sank Centre Churches

nee Nelson and "Praising God"
by Vivian Secoy.
Song: "Silent Night! Holy Night"
by Girls Choir.
Recitation: eff Jesus Had Not
Comedy Erwin Tank, Gerald
Harth, Roland Schwanke, and
Earl Gamradt.
Reading: "The Spirit Of Christ
mas"-by Marion Neal, Evelyn
Henningard, Eunice Swenneby,
Evangeline Otto, Lorraine Botz,
and Melvina Gritzmacher.
Song: "Come Hither, Ye Faithful"
by Sunday School.
Recitation: "The Orphan Boy on
Christmas Eve" by Ruth
Schwanke.
Recitations: $50 We Come Each
Christmastide" = by Lawrence
Gritzmacher and "Give Cheer
fully,,-by Carl Pope.
Announcements:
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Christmas Services at st. PauPs
Catholic Church

Solemn High Mass at five o'clock
Christmas morning.
Silent Night.
st. Joseph Mass.
Laetentur Coeli.
Sermon in the English language.
Hottest Night.
At eight o'clock the Shepherds
Mass at which the children will
sing Christmas carols before the
crib.
At nine o'clock and nine-thirty
o'clock two low masses. followed by
a High Mass at ten o'clock.
Gruber's Festival Mass.
Viderunt-Graduale.
TUT Stunt Coeli.
Sing o Ye Heavens.
Vespers at 7:30 with Benediction.
Confessions will be heard for
the children Thursday forenoon at
nine o'clock.
For adults in the afternoon be-
ginning at two o'clock and also in
the evening.
Saturday, the feast of st. Stephen.
High Mass at eight o'clock. 80
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Referee: M. Blaha.
Brandon VS.. Second Team

Brandon VS.. Second Team
The second game of the evening
proved to be an easy victory for
the second team for they defeated
the Brandon high school quint by
the score of "a to 9. This event
proved that Coach Olson has a
number of very fast reserve players,
who can be used for any necessity
which may arise.
The two teams broke even with
one field goal each during the first
quarter. Fay Domke dropped the
lone one through for the locals.
In the second quarter Fay came
back with another field goal and
Korf added two more goals and
a free throw to total nine points.
Brandon was able to make only one
field goal ending the half nine to
four for Sank Centre.
The visitors were held scoreless
during the third quarter, while our
boys added six more points to make
the score Is to 4. Sieben started
the fireworks with field goal in
this stanza and Domke added two
more goals to widen the margin.
The fourth quarter gave the Wis
itors two more field goals and one
free throw for a total of nine
points. However, Sieben, for the
locals, opened up again for another
goal. Korf dropped in two more,
Benson made a free-throw and De.
Long added the last basket for the
count of "a.
Coach Olson gave every one of
his lads, both the reserves and the
second team members, chance to
play. At the end of the game the
entire lineup had been changed.
Some of the boys on the second
team are outstanding players and,
no doubt, when called to play on
the first team next year will carry
on with the same zest and speed of
this years quint.
I'M Al I'D
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Zion Lutheran Church


Christmas Eve, Dec. pa
7:3O p. m. Children's Christmas
Service.
Christmas Day, Dec. 25
1000 a. m. Service in English
HOO a. m. Service in German
Holy Communion will be cele-
brated in the German Service.
Last Sunday in the Year, Dec. u
1000 a. m. Service in English
HOO a. m. Sunday School
This service will be conducted
by Ottoman Sylvester, student at
Concordia Theological Seminary,
st. Louis, Mo.
st. PauPs Lutheran Church, Unity
Second Christmas Day, Dec. 26.
1000 a. m. Christmas Service,
with celebration of Holy Com
munion.
Confessional Service will be in
the German language.
7:30 p. m. Children's Christmas
Service.
]. F. Schumacher, Pastor.
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NORTH FORK LADY DIES

Mrs. Margit Haatvedt, aged resi-
dent of North Fork township, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Moen, Sunday morning,
Dec. 10. Death was due to the in
firmities attendent upon old age.
Mrs. Haatavedt was born in
Hjertdahl, Telemaken, Norway,
Feb. p, 1912, and had thus attained
the age of SO years, nine months
and % days. She came to this
country 45 years ago and spent
most of that time in North Fork
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Charles Miller,


From Stearns County tax
payers Association in Session.
st. Cloud, Dec. 16, 1881.
To all Creamery Boards in
Stearns County:
We recommend that all
creamerires reduce their but
termakers salary 20 percent
and all other help 10 per cent,
due to the financial distress all
farmers are in. All such
creameries not doing so be
placed on the 1--WE do not pat
ronize" list for one year.
Signed:
Charles Miller.
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Word has been received by Mrs.
M. J. Joyce Of the recent demise Of
her brother-in-law, Thomas Spen-
Ger, of Barnum, MINI. Mr.. Spencer
was formerly of Rochester, Mimi,
but had resided in the former city
for a number of years. Mrs. Spen-
Ger died in 1919. Several sons and
daughters survive to mourn the
loss of kind, devoted father and
a true, upright citizen.
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township: For the past Is years she
had made her home with the Moen
family.
Surviving are two sons, and two
daughters, namely, Sorren HAT
vedt; of Brooten, Mrs. Christ
Christensen of Sisseton, S. D., Mrs.
Albert Moen, of North Fork, and
Ole Haatvedt of Canton, S. D.
Funeral services will be held at
the Moen home and the Big Grove
church on Saturday, Dec. 10, Rev.
Edward Struxness officiating.
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Charles Miller.

From Stearns County Tax
payers Association in Session.
st. Cloud, Dec. 16, 1881.
We recommend a copy Of the
foregoing resolutions be turn
ed over to the press Of Stearns
county and printed on the front
page of their papers free Of
charge and telegraphed to
Hons. Shipstead, Schall, Knut-
son and Olson.
Signed:
Charles Miller.
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From Stearns County Tax
payers Association in Session.
st. Cloud, Dec. .16, 1881.
To All Doctors, Dentists and
Druggists in Stearns County:
Due to the financial distress
our country is in, we recon-
mend that all doctors, dentists
and druggists reduce their
charges rs per cent as we do
believe they are still maintain
ing war time prices and all
such refusing to comply be con-
sidered unfair and unjust.
Signed:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-12-24
SORE THROAT?
DON'T GARGLE

You get quicker, better relief
with Thoxine, a prescription ex-
clusively for throat ailments. The
very first swallow relieves the
throat soreness. It's internal ac-
ton removes the cause which other
wise might develop into serious
illness.
Most coughs are caused by an
irritated throat; Thoxine stops
these at once. Safe for the whole
family-guaranteed no dope. Money
back if not satisfied. 35c-Hanson &
Emerson Drug Co.
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Sank Centre Defeats
saa's Very Strong Cathedral
CONTINUED from Page one)

free throw, making the play very
unsafe for Sank Centre. However,
excellent defense work saved the
game, and the final whistle reliev-
ed the local boys of great anxi-
ETY..
Sank Centre made good all of its
free throw tries bringing in seven
good ones out of seven attempts.
The Cathedrals were unable to
count on every free throw, having
made only six out of eleven tries.
The following is the tabulated
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-12-24
EGG PRICES HIGHER

Renewed interest in production OF
quality eggs is being manifested by
Stearns, Pope, Douglas, and Todd
county farmers, as result of high
prices being paid for top-grade hem
merry eggs, ]. ]. Hectorne, manager
for Swift & Company here declared.
A new high for the year at Sank
Centre was reached Nov. 16 for
first grade eggs, &c dozen being
paid as compared with 14c last May.
Herald Want Ads are money.
petters TRY one next week
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ADD CHURCHES
rI

Gospel Tabernacle
The Sunday School Christmas
program will be given Saturday
evening, Dec. 26, at p. M. ~
The program will be as follows:
Song: s"Joy to the World" Congre-
cation. .s~Ea
Welcome Aldrich.
Song: 20 Come All Ye Faithful
Key Trio.
Recitation-Roger Ruehman.
Song: "Once in a Manger."-Tillie,
Enid and Laura May Martin.
Reading: Winnifred Gennow.
Song: Down from His Glory
Rosalyn Jane.
Recitation: God Send the King
Carol Miller. -s.
Horn Trio: Jane Norwood and
Carlyle Key.
Solo: Ruth Gennow
Saw and Violin Duet: Jane. and
Carlyle Key.
Song: 'Holy Night
Gennow.
Recitation: Tillie Martin.
Trombone Solo: Norwood Key.
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From the Stearns County
Taxpayers, Association in Ses-
sion.
st. Cloud, Dec. 16, 1881.
Hon. Floyd B. Olson, Governor.
st. Paul, MINI.
This association has gone on
record recommending that all
state officials and employees
accept a 20 per cent reduction
in salaries due to the financial
distress our country is in, and
the most drastic economy will
be supported by this associa-
ton.
Signed:
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Regis Toomey Dons Moleskins
Again In Grid Tilt for Films

Regis Toomey was once a foot
ball player. He dons the uniform
again as captain Of one Of the
grid teams whose play figures in
the plot Of Touchdown" at the
Oxford Theatre Sunday and Mon
day.
Toomey, an alumnus Of the Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh, played foot
ball only in his freshman year, in
juries sustained while a member
of the first-year squad prohibiting
his later participation in the grid
iron sport. He starred in track,
however, throughout his four
years at Pitt, and was student
football manager.
Richard Arlen, who heads the
cast of Touchdown" was a first
string quarterback at st. Thomas,
and Charles Starett, another of the
principals, Dartmouth graduate,
played half on the big Green"
team during 1924 and 1925.
Further assuring an authentic
background for Touchdown" is
the presence on the pictures tech
nical staff of "Racehorse'' Russ
Saunders, University of Southern
California quarterback, and nam
ed signal caller on the first ALL
American team in 1929. It was
Saunders who raced ninety-five
yards to touchdown after the
kickoff against Notre Dame when
the Trojan" met the Fighting
Irish" at Soldiers Field, Chicago,
in 1929.
Comedy is assured for Touch
down." through the presence in
one of the chief roles of Jack
Oakie.
Saga Of High School Youth To
Open Here
Remember high school days.
It's hours of study the brief re-
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Jane4and
Gospel Tabernacle

Activities for the week as fol-
lows:
Sunday:
1000 A. M. Sunday School.
eF:11 100 A. M. Preaching Service.
800 P. M. Evangelistic Service.
500 p. M. Saturday the Sunday
School will give its Christmas pro-
gram. y
2:30 p. M. Sunday there will be a
Preaching service in the Tabernacle
at Little Sank.
A cordial invitation is extended
to the ptibffe to worship God with
US. HwaIGs
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Congregational Sunday School
Program

Thursday Evening, Dec. "A
Carlos Entire School.
Recitation: welcome to Our
Tree-Wayne Carpenter.
Recitation: when I'm Bigger
Jean Harrison.
Recitation: "Our Program"-Rich-
ard Nelson.
Recitation: "a Secret" - Vera
Lovesee.
Dialogue: Living Decorations
Louise Halvorson, Helen Klar,
Geraldine Cummings, Shirley
Smith.
Solo Santa Claus is Coming
Audrey Brecken.
Recitation: Light the Christmas
Candles"-Geraldi Smith.
Recitation: President Santa Claus"
Stanley Sykes.
Recitation: "a Big Speech
Francena Lovesee.
Recitation: 1.-THE Christmas Star"
Virginia Cummings.
Recitation: CONTRADICTIONS. Of
Song: "The Christmas Drum
Primary Dept.
Recitation: "Dolly's Piece
Christine Koterba.
Recitation: 1.-THE Secret"-Junior
Bjone. :
Recitation: 1.-THE Big Red Flower"
Flora Bashaw.
Recitation: Toms Christmas Sur
prise."-Jim Cooper.
Recitation: 1.-THE Christmas Mouse"
Shirley Falksted.
Song: Cradle Hymn"-Primary
Dept.
Recitation: "Kenneth's Stocking"
Kenneth Bashaw.
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Charles Miller,

From the Stearns county
Taxpayers Association.
To all school boards in Stearns
county:
Due to the financial distress
our country is in we suggest
that all school boards request
their teachers to accept a 20
per cent reduction in salaries
and those refusing we consider
them as profiteers and unpatri-
otto.
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Children's Christmas Program
st. PauPs Lutheran Church
IIniku GinnaSofo

st. Paul's Lutheran Church
Unity, Minnesota
Second Christmas Day, Dec. 26,
1881, 7:30 P. M.
"The First Christmas"
Opening Remarkably Lester Kuna-
mer.
Song: 20 David's Town of Beth
lehem"-by the Children.
Recitation: mo Room"-by Will
ard Betow.
Recitation: christmas Stars"-by
Alice Ritter.
Song: mo Room in the Inn"-by
Girls Choir.
Recitation: Jesus Came to Earth
at Nightly Rose Ritter.
Recitation: "The Song Of the
Ages"-by Ella Betow, and AL
ice Betow.
Recitation: Real Queer" = by
Richard Quade.
Recitation: Merry Christmas
by Orville Quade.
Song: Luther's Cradle Hymn =
Away in the Manager'-by the
School.
Recitation: "Tell Us the Story
by Retha Goodpaster.
Recitation: Follow the Gleam"-
by Mable Betow and Arthur Be
tow.
Recitation: "December"-byF Flor
ence Lohse.
Song: In Manager He is Lying
by the children.
Responsive Reading: "a Glorious
Proclamation"-by the Pastor
and the School.
Song: "Calm on the Listening Ear"
by the School.
Recitation: christmas Prayer
by Daisy Cheadle and Glen Pot
Recitation: "a Blessed Little Star"
by Arthur Weiner.
Song: "Silent Night! Holy Night"
by Girls Choir.
A Reading and Song Exercise by
Minnie Quade and the Choir.
Recitation: "That Old Precious
Story'-by Raymond Warner
and Howard Goodpaster.
Song: 20 Come Little, Little Chill
dren by the School.
Reading: "a Joyful Visit" by
Boys and Girls.
Song: 20 Christmas Tree"-by the
School.
Recitation: Christmas Greeting"
by Carl Warner.
Song: 10Y to the World! The
Lord Has Comedy the Chill
dren.
Recitation: "Gifts for Jesus by
Mildred Ritter and Dorothy
Warner.
Christmas Offering for Orphaned
Children.
Closing Service.
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Long Bridge Luth. Church

A service will be held Christmas
morning at 1890 and the children's
program will be given Monday eve
ming. A good program has been
arranged. Service will be held in
the Sank Centre Church Christmas
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
J. A, johnson. pastor.
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Sank Centre, Mimi,

Sank Centre, Mimi,
Dec. %. 1921
Dear Santa Claus, Shirley Ann
wants a set of dishes, pair of
stockings and pair of bedroom
slippers and baby doll. Jackie
wants a toot toot train, some blocks
and drum.
I want baby doll, a music case,
a brush and comb and a pair Of
bedroom slippers.
Be good old Santa and don't
get stuck up north.
Your little friend,
Beverly Jane Paske.
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First Methodist Church
]. D. Butler, Pastor

Sunday, December ~. !
$50 A. M. Church School. !.
10:45 A. M. Morning Worship.
New Years Sermon.
7:30 P. M. New Years Program.
Thursday, Dec. 81. A New Years
Watch Night Service will be held to
welcome in the year of 1882. At 8
o'clock we will have moving pic
lures. At 9 o'clock, we shall have
a social with refreshments. At 1880
our Watch Service will begin.
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Thomas Caien of st. Louis was
fined for exhibiting pigs whose skin
had been colored with rouge.
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the turbulent waters to permit the
business at hand to proceed.
President Charles Miller question
ed the necessity of the county pa
trolling Highway No. 3 between
Sank Centre and st. Cloud, alleging
that the State Highway Patrol was
covering the territory. Mr.. Miller
was informed by Sheriff Schooner
that the state did not patrol this
particular piece of highway.
The following resolutions cover
ing very wide range Of many
things, modified somewhat before
passage, were presented by A. B.
Holstad, of Avon, and Secretary
TENN, of Freeport:
From the Stearns County
Taxpayers Association in Ses-
sion.
st. Cloud, Mimi, Dec. 16, 1881
To Hon. Henrik Shipstead,
Thomas Schall,
Harold Knutson.
Washington, D. c.
We do not favor any in
crease in taxation of any kind,
but the most drastic economy
will be supported by this as
ISOLATION, further we do not
approve of any new projects at
the present time. We recon-
mend that all rural mail cor
riers be reduced to three days
per week and their salaries be
, reduced accordingly as most of
the farmers pass the post Of
flee two and three days weekly
especially in the dairying dis
tricts. Further that the 18th
amendment be brought before
the people at the next election
for their approval or disapprov-
al as we believe it is too ex-
pensive an experiment to main
tain as it is now handled.
Further, that we do not ap-
prove of the issuance of bonds
to run our government during
times of peace as we consider it
disgraceful and unbusinesslike.
Charles Miller, President.
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WRITE TO SANTA
~ J.. Sank Centre, MINI.
.nan IL 1921

= - ~ :. Sank Centre, Mimi.
Dec. II, 1881
Dear Santa
I would like to have you bring
me pool table and a sled for
Christmas. am II years old and
am in the sixth grade. You will
find some smoking tobacco and a
pipe on the front porch.
Your friend,
.-. James Scott.
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Christmas Offering for Orphaned
Children.
Song: Good Night! Gods Own
Good Night to You"-by Sunday
School.
Closing Service:
Doxology.
Distribution of Gifts.