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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1953
Page
4
A sheet of Christmas TB seals found in a waste basket shocks readers connected to the Texas TB Association. A San Antonio doctor and president recalls families returning seals while others donate again. Letters from 1952 tell of TB illness, recovery, and a man sending $1 for seals.
A nostalgic guide to involving children in Christmas preparations. It emphasizes family activities such as decorating, tree trimming, popcorn ornaments, baking, visiting Santa, gift shopping, and gift wrapping to create warm memories. The tone mirrors a homey, traditional holiday mood with emphasis on sharing and togetherness.
A guide to signing Christmas cards outlines suitable signatures based on card type and relationship. For close friends use first names or couple names and last name, for printed signatures place wife’s name first, and for business contacts use Mr and Mrs with formal cards.
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