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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 2001

Page

5

A Christmas Doll and a Sick Little Girl’s Joy

Barbara Hawkins recalls a Christmas project where her father’s charity brought a doll to a frail four year old girl named Ann. The moment when Ann hugged the doll revealed the true spirit of giving, making Hawkins remember how joy comes from sharing and kindness to others.

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Daily Telegraph Personnel Notice and Motto

A brief staff and editorial line up lists the News Editor City Editor WV State Editor Thomas A Colley Executive editor Tammie Toler VA State Editor Samantha Perry Sports Editor Lee Bill Archer Barbara Hawkins Business Editor Teddy Paynter and JODY Neal. The page includes a proverb quote about confidence in an unfaithful man in time of trouble.

Tammie Toler Samantha Perry Lee Bill Archer Barbara Hawkins Teddy Paynter Stereos Jody Neal

Is There a Santa Claus The Sun Editorial 1897

The New York Sun prints the famous Is There a Santa Claus editorial in full, answering Virginia O'Hanlon's question with a firm affirmation of Santa's existence. It extols faith, imagination, and the unseen wonders that enrich childhood and endure beyond time.

Virginia Santa Claus New York Sun Friends of the Sun Papa Virginia O'Hanlon West Ninety-Fifth Street

Christmas Message From Barry L Gillispie in Princeton WV

Barry L Gillispie of Princeton West Virginia urges remembrance of Christmas meaning and honors police and fire families and World Trade Center victims. He calls for daily prayer and thanks to Christ, wishing everyone a merry Christmas.

New York Jesus Christ Christ Barry L. Gillispie Princeton W.va

Special train from Dad kept alive in memory

A personal Christmas memory recounts a girl’s wish list, selecting a doll carriage and electric train, her dad’s effort to fulfill it, and the train’s enduring place in their family as they move from an apartment to a farm. The author, Sue Richmond, is Daily Telegraph chief copy coordinator.

Jesus Santa Monroe County Sue Richmond The Daily Telegraph

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Tom Brookman Methodist Church Betty Mary Thomas A. Colley Gary Adkisson Claus Prince OF L Dad Richmond Sue
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