The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-12-10
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Antler School

toes and gravy, squash, salad, bV1
berries and COWBOY In the Sack
(suet pudding). After dinner Fern
watched while June and I danced
70 the phonograph music, Resale,
daddy, mother and Dan read and
our big yellow Angora cat slept.
: JOYCE SHERMAN.
On Saturday evening Aunt Ada
came out and, was talking to dad
dy in the house. Mother told me
70 60 after the milk. Aunt Ada
said she would drive me up 70.
Nuther,s TO- get It. Luther asked
u 10 supper with them, 20 We did.
JEAN CHATHAM. |
WIN you please correct q mistake
In printing my last news about the
Halloween party. Mrs. StandistI
was not the witch and Mrs. PeaSe
was not the devil. The parentheses
changed the meaning. Joyce was
the witch and Mrs. Gregory was,
the devil.
DIcKY CHATHAM.
Dear Aunt Betty: IN.
Did you have a good Thanks
giving? On Thanksgiving morning
daddy, Cousin Dicky, Jackie and;
I all went to town to get grand
ma. On the way home Dicky and
Jackie sat In the back, Of the
truck. I was In the front between
grandma and daddy. 7 was just
about squashed. I Just could see
Mrs. Gregory going to town.
We could not catch any turkeys,
90 we had two chickens instead
When Aunt LILLIAN and her family
came, we ate. We had roast chick
en-, c~ranberries, mashed potatoes,
gravy, salad, dressing, Jelly, pies
and cake. We children played
house while our mothers washed
the dishes. +
JEAN CHATHAM.
"a 49,.
enjoyed my Thanksgiving va
cation. We had a. nice dinner.
We had four guests. r was glad
to see the big snow.
BOBBY SAUNDERS.
I went down town Saturday and
did some Christmas shopping. T
bought q present. for my auptie
and one for my uncle. I am going
to get my daddy's present next
Saturday. /
TOMMY SAWYER.
Sunday I went over to the ice
pond. The big kids pushed me
around the pond on my sled. They
pushed me 50, fast that It took
my breath. I pushed Bobby Sweet
around. I pushed him through the
water. Then I pushed Lyle and
he threw snowballs at the other
kids.
BOBBY SAUNDERS.
Dear Boys and Girls:
What a real Thanksgiving
Day you had, Joyce. How nice to
spend It in q home where all
could be there together with
mother home and feeling well
again.
We did get your news a bit
mixed up, Dicky, and we are glad:
you wrote us Strengthening it up.
You didn't mind a little tight
squeeze so long as you cold bring
grandma out for Thanksgiving
dinner I know, Jean. Chickens
make a very good dinner when
you can't catch a turkey. I real
ly believe I like them better than
turkey.
Well, Ruthie, I spent my
Thanksgiving day in bed trying
to get rid Of a bad cold. Do you.
mean you came to Hardin. with
grandmother and grandfather for
the rest Of the:%Week2 Sometime
whom you are in Hardin, come
and see me.
Yes, I love the snow. but when
it melts and then freezes it makes
roads and walks pretty slippery
and walking hard.
Yes, I'm glad it Is nearly Christ
maS. I love to see the Christmas
trees and bright lights and hear
people singing the sweet Christ
mas carols and I like to lie snug
~ In my nice warm bed and
imagine I hear Santa's sleighbells
ringing.
Last week I left out your news
item, Bobby, so you have two this
week. It Is fun to play on the ice
with your sleds but I wouldn't
think the getting wet this cold
weather would be so nice. But
maybe Bobby Sweet was on his
sled and didn't get wet?
the way it was?
It is wise Tommy, to get our
Christmas shopping done early.
Are the rest Of my boys and Urls
too busy to write us a few lines?
Let's hear what you are busy
about. Are you getting ready for,
Christmas at. school? What are.
you doing?
Affectionately,
:, AUNT BETTY
IN APPRECIATION