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LETTERS TO SANTAThe following letters to Santa

Claus were written by the pupils ofMIBS Beulah Fleming, teacher of thethird grade of the Jonesville school:

Jonesville, N. C., Dec. 6, 1932.Dear Santa Claua: N

I want you to bring me a doll. Ihave been good. I want you tobring me a doll bed too. Will youbring me some nuts? Please bring

mte a fountain pep'and a watch.With love, ' t

MARY THOMPSON.;I ; ' \u25a0

Jonesville, tf.' C., Dec. 6, 1932.Dear Santa Clauß:

I want you to bring me a doll, asuitcase and a sewing set.

Love,EDNA WOLFE.

Jonesville, N. C., Dec. 6, 1982.Dear Santa Claius;. ?

I am writing,to ask you for aring, a little walking and awatch.

I love you.MARY RUTH DAVIS.

Jonesville, N. C., Dec. 6, 1932.Dear Santa Claus:

I want you to bring me a dolla tam. Please bring a book satcheland a story book. I want some nuts.

With love,FREDRICA PINNIX.

Jonesville, N. C., Dec. 6, 1932.Dear Santa Claus: ? . :

Please bring me a doll, a doll car-riage and crayons. I want somenuts, oranges, apples and candy.

With love,VIRGINIALEE HOLCOMB.

Jonesville, N. C? Dec. 6, 1932.Dear Santa Claus:

I want you to bring me a doll, araincoat and a cap. Please bringcandy, oranges, apples and negro-toes.

With love,ICIE WILMOTH.


I want you to bring me a football,a knife and a sheepskin coat. Iwant nuts, apples, oranges andcandy.

Love,KEITH MAYBERRY.


I want you to bring me a sheep-skin coat, a football, a pearl handleknife, a basket ball, and a gun witha holster.

Love,LOTT MAYBERRY.


I want you to bring me a pair ofgloves, a ring, a pair of beads and

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a sewing set. Please bring oranges,apples, candy and nuts.

With love,MARY WARREN.

Jonesville, N. G., Dec. 6, 1932.Dear Santa Claus:

I want you to bring me a doll anda doll bed. Bring some candy, ap-ples, oranges and nuts, too.

With love,RUTH ALICE BOLES.


I want you to bring me a pair ofriding pants, a pair of high-tops, apair of socks, a coaster wagon anda football. I want my stocking full.

Love,LEO WAGONER.

Jonesville, N. C., Dec. 6, 1&32.Dear Santa Claus:

I want you to bring me a sleepy-eyed doll, a ball, a fountain pen, awatch and some candy.

With love, /

CATHERINE ROBERSON.


Please bring me a wagon, a knife,a ball, some marbles and lots ofcandy for Christmas. I will hangboth of my stockings by the fire-place so you can see them when youcome down the chimney.

To Santa,HAZEL KNIGHT.


Please bring me a watch and apair of gloves.

With love,BILLIE BLACKBURN.


I want you to bring me a sheep-skin coat and a knife.

I love you.JACK GANT.


I want a sewing machine, a dolland a play apple.

Love,FRANCES SWAIM.


I want you to bring me a sheep-skin, a car and a horn.

Love,HOBERT ADAMS.


Please bring me an air rifle, abig ball and a dog. Don't forget theBB shot. If you do I will not getto shoot them now.

I love you.TOM JOHNSON.


Please bring me a doll, a box ofcrayons and a sewing set. I wantsome apples and candy.

With love,BEATRICE SCOTT.


Please bring me a pair of hightops, a pair of riding pants, a pairof socks and an automatic cap-gun.

With love,| RUSSEL VESTAL.


Please bring me a song book, abook satchel and a sewing set.Bring apples, nuts, oranges andcandy.

Love,EMMA DARNELL.


I want you to bring me a rain-coat, a book satchel and apples,oranges and candy.

Love,GRADY SIMMONS.


Please bring me a football and abook satchel. I want some orangesand nuts.

Love,CECIL KEY.

Jonesville, N. C? Dec. 6, 1932.Dear Santa Claus:

I want you to bring me a sleepy-eyed doll, a sewing machine, a pairof gloves, a carriage and a raincoat.Please bring nuts, oranges and ap-ples. *

Love,ENNIS PORTER.


Please bring me a pair of gloves,a tam, a watch and a sewing ma-chine. Bring some candy, orangesand apples.

Love,AMELIA MORRISON.


Please bring me a big wagon, aball, a book satchel and an automa-tic cap gun.

Love,CLARENCE FREEMAN.


I love you. I want a pair ofbeads, a book of Wee Robin, and adoll. I want some nuts and oranges.

Lore,ROSALIE OSBORNE.


Please bring me a sleepy-eyed dollarid a tea-set. I war* some' candy,nuts, oranges and apples.LOTS,

HELEN SPARKS.

THE E3LSIR TRIBUNE, ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA


I am a little boy eight years old.I go to school and <tm in the Thirdgrade. I want a pair of knickers,a ball, a drum and some orangesand candy, I will try to be a goodboy.

Love,BILLY McBRIDE.


i I love you. I want you to bring

lme a doll and a doll carriage. II want some nuts, candy and apples.

With love,ELIZABETH FREEMAN.

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Please bring me a sleepy-eyeddoll for Christmas. I want somenuts and candy.

Love,MAE COL'VARD.


Please bring me a sleepy-eyedNegro doll and a sewing machine.I want some oranges, candy andnegro-toes.

Love,LORENE VESTAL.

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Please bring me a doll, a doll bed,| a book satchel, a sewing machine, acarriage, a pair uf gloves and a rain

| coat.With love,

RUBY LYONS.

Jonesville, N. C., Dec. 6, 1932.I Dear Santa Claus:

I want a pair of beads, a sewingmachine, a carriage and a ring. Iwant candy and oranges, too.

With lpve,ANNIE MAE SIMMONS.


I want you to bring me a doll, asewing machine and a raincoat.Please bring nuts, apples, orangesand candy.

Love,RACHEL BROWN.


I want you to bring me a pair ofgloves, a pearl-handle knife and abook satchel. I love you Santa Claus.

CLARENCE HASELDEN.


Please bring me a ball, a wagon,a doll, a doll bed and carriage, andsome good books. I want candy,apples, oranges and nuts. That is

! all this time.Good-iye Santa,

SUSIE MATHIS.

There are two kinds of peoplewho don't let other things distracttheir attention from their regularwork?bandits and bootleggers.?Indianapolis News.

NOTICE OF SALE OF REALESTATE

Under and by virtue of the powercontained in a certain deed of trustexecuted by the Johnson Oil Com-pany to the Jefferson Standard LifeInsurance Company, recorded in theoffice of the Register of Deeds ofSurry County in Book 91 at page 12,said deed of trust and note havingbeen duly assigned to Mrs. A. F.Johnson, and the undersigned sub-stitute trustee having been duly ap-pointed pursuant to the provisionsof the said deed of trust, defaulthaving been made in the payment ofthe note secured by said deed oftrust, and at the request of theholder of same, I will sell at publicauction, to the highest bidder, forcash, on Monday, the 9th day ofJanuary, 1933, at one o'clock P. M.,in front of the property of JohnsonOil Company, Bridge street, Elkln,N. C., the following described prop-erty:

TRACT ONE: Beginning at theSoutheast corner of Lot No. 5 on themap of the Elkin Land Company inthe Town of Elkin, Block 6 andruns South 25 feet, thence a Wester-ly direction 123 72-100 feet to theold R. L. Poindexter line, now W. S.Reich Furniture Company; thencein a Northerly direction in the saidW. S. Reich Furniture Companyline 25 feet; thence in an Easterlydirection 123 72-100 feet to the be-ginning and designated as Lot No.6 in Block 6 on the Map of the Elk-in Land Co., also a portion of LotsNos. 4 and 5 beginning at North-east corner of Lot No. 6 In Block 6,and runs North in the said W. S.Reich Furniture Company line 50feet to railroad right-of-way; thencein an Easterly direction in the right-of-way 30 feet; Whence Southward50 feet by line of Lot No. 6; thenceWesterly with said line 30 feet tothe beginning.

SECOND TRACT: Being Lot No.8, Block 6 as shown on the map ofthe Elkin Land Company, frontingon Bridge street 25 feet and run-ning West from Bridge street 123feet; this lot includes a part of theground on which People's Ware-house stood.

Burns Are Fatal ToMrs. Lucy E. Stone

Pilot Mountain, Dec. 10.?Burnssuffered Friday 'night proved fataltoday to Mrs. Lucy Edna Stone, 72,

of Pilot Mountain. She was an In-

valid.Mrs. Stone was seated in front

of an open fire in her home when

her clothing became ignited andshe was badly burned before the

flames could be extinguished.

Funeral services will be held hereSunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

THIRD TRACT: Being lots 7 and8, block 6 as shown on the map ofthe Elkin Land Co., fronting Bridgestreet 25 feet each and runningWest from Bridge street 123 72-100feet. These lots include part of theground on which People's Ware-house formerly stood. This alsoconveys one-half interest in theSouth Wall of the Ray building andthe right to Join up to the bottomsill of window, on second floor.

This, the sth day of December*1932.

EARL C. JAMES,12-29 Substituted Trustee.

corded in book 29, page 600 in reg-ister of deeds office of Surry coun-ty.

Being the same real estate con-veyed to the said party of the firstpart by Chatham Manufacturing Co.,by deed dated the 2nd day of May,1919, and of record in said Regis-ter's office in Book 99, page 518.

See also Deed of Correction fromsaid Chatham Manufacturing Co., re-corded in said Register's Office onNovember 25th, 1925, and of recordtherein in Book 103, page 1.

This the 17th day of November,1932.

VIRGINIATRUST COMPANY,Trustee.

For additional information rela-tive to the sale of this property,write Manly, Hendren & Womble,Attorneys, Winston-Salem, N. C.12-16

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALEOF LAND

State of North CarolinaCounty of ''SurryThe Federal Land Bank of Columbia

Plaintiff,vs.

R. S. Badgett and wife Mary Bad-gett, Mollie Badgett and E. J. Bad-gett, Admrs., of S. P. Badgett, W. L.Reece, Trustee, G. J. Key and G. J.Key, executor of W. J. Key, Benefi-ciary, J. H. Folger, Trustee, CoraL. Haynes, Admx., of W. T. Haynes,Beneficiary, W. F. Carter, Trustee,Granite City Motor Co., Beneficiary,Frank Ayers, Mollie L. Marion,Admx., of R. N. Marion, and the J.B. Colt Co., Defggdants.

Pursuant to a judgment enteredin above entitled civil action on the28th day of November, 1932, in theSuperior Court of said County bythe Clerk, I will on the 29th day

of December, 1932, at 12 o'clock M.,at the County Courthouse door insaid County sell at public auction tothe highest bidder therefor the fol-lowing described lands:

All that certain piece, parcel ortract of land containing 62.70 acres,more or less, situate, lying and be-ing on the Rockford and Salem

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REALESTATE

North Carolina,Surry County

Under and by virtue of authoritycontained in a certain deed of trustexecuted by Liberty Tobacco Ware-house Company to Virginia TrustCompany, Trustee, dated Ist of Octo-ber, 1925, and recorded in the Officeof the Register of Deeds of Surry

county in deed of trust book 96,page 199, and by virtue of authoritycontained in collateral trust agree-ment between the same parties

dated Ist of October, 1930, extend-ing the time of payment of thenotes, hereinbefore referred to, de-fault having been made in the pay-ment of the notes secured thereby,and at the request of the holder ofsaid notes, the undersigned Trusteewill offer for sale, for cash, to thehighest bidder, at the CourthouseCarolina, at twelve o'clock noon onSaturday, December 17, 1932, thefollowing described property:

Situated in Surry County, NorthCarolina, adjoining the land of JohnW. Glenn and Chatham Mfg. Com-pany and others being in the Townof Elkin, and situate on the southside of Main street and designatedas lots 20, 21, 22, 23 in block 9,Map of Elkin Land Company, re-

Thursday, December 15, 1932

OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS

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I I i These low priced FI to add to theI End Tables make 1 livingroom. Strong-

II attractive gifts. " ly made and at-W sturdily madb. : VII tractively up h 01-

89c rjj $4.50THESE SUGGESTIONS WILL MAKE APPRECIATED GIFTSCedar Chests Rugs Bedroom Furniture

Floor and Table Lamps Luggage Odd Rockers

Living Room Furniture Kitchen Cabinets Card Tables

ReichHayes-Boren, inc.HEADQUARTERS FOR PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Eoad, near C- F. Simpson RollerMill, in Eldora Township, Countyof Surry, State of North Carolina,having such shape, metes, coursesand distances as will more fully ap-pear by reference to a plat thereofmade by E. L. Wolfe, County Sur-veyor, April 19th, 1917, which saidplat is recorded In the office of theRegister of Deeds of Surry County,in Deed Book No. 73 page 576, and 'being bounded on the north byBeaver Creek, on the east by theSlands of C. R. Badgett, on the south"by the lands of Mrs. Nettle Wolfe11

and Gurnie Badgett, and on the westby Gurnie Badgett atid the Rock-''ford Road. This being a part of thesame tract of land heretofore con- '

veyed to R. S. Badgett by B. W.Badgett and wife Martha Badgettand Frank C. Badgett ? and wifeElizabeth Badgett by deed dated -June 29th, 1886, and recorded inthe office of the Register of Deeds '

of Surry County in Book 24 page ?453.

The terms of sale are as follows:One-half (V») of the accepted bidto be paid into Court in cash, andthe balance on credit, payable In twe(2) equal installments, with interestthereon from date at the rate of '

six (6) per centum per annum.All bids will be received subject

to rejection or confirmation by the

Clerk of said Superior Court and nobid will be accepted or reported un-less its maker shall deposit withsaid Clerk at the close of the bid-ding the sum of One Hundred($100.00) Dollars, as a forfeit andguaranty of compliance with his bid,the same to be credited on his bidwhen accepted.

Notice is now given that saidlands will be resold at the sameplace and upon th 6 same terms at2 o'clock P. M., of the same day un-less said deposit is sooner made.

Every deposit not forfeited or ac-cepted will be promptly returned to

the maker.

This the 28th day of November,

1932.ROBT. A. FREEMAN.

12-22 Commissioner.

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