A Christmas Memory Of Ann And A Doll
Barbara Hawkins recalls a Christmas project where her father helped a sick four year old labeled Ann with a doll and groceries. The scene in a shabby shack showed that joy comes from giving and sharing, leaving a lasting memory of the true spirit of Christmas.
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Confidence in an unfaithful man in time of trouble
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Is There a Santa Claus A famous Sun editorial reply
The 1897 New York Sun editorial to Virginia O Hanlon affirms belief in Santa Claus. It argues that faith, imagination, and wonder surpass mere sight, declaring Santa real and vital to childhood joy now and forever.
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Meaning of Christmas Remembering Fallen Heroes
Barry L Gillispie from Princeton West Virginia writes to honor police and fire families and World Trade Center victims, urging that the New York Christmas tree be dedicated to them and that people pray daily to thank Christ for his blessings this Christmas season.
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Special Train Remembers Dad Through Christmas Memory
Sue Richmond shares a personal Christmas memory about a treasured electric train bought by her father after she chose it over a doll carriage. The tale follows a family move, door to door tree sales, and enduring sentiment that certain gifts endure beyond time.
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Betty
Jesus
Monroe County
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