Christmas wishes from local youngsters and families
A collection of Christmas requests from several children and relatives. Alice Dohnalik asks for colors a purse a doll and a bicycle. Evelyn Dohnalik asks for a doll. T J Mikulec a 4 year old seeks lawn mower tricycle building blocks tinker toys and support for needy children. R L Mikulec asks for a doll a rubber doll for a sister and a caring note for mom and dad. Sandra Jean Heard a Watt Switch student asks for a doll dishes fruit nuts and to visit Fort Worth with family.
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Santa
T. J. Mikulec P. S
Mommie
Watt
Josie Gibbs
Fort Worth
Sandra Jean
Latricia Ann Marek
Christmas Santa Letters From Young Texas Girls
A collection of handwritten Christmas wishes from young girls in Cameron Texas and Ada Henderson school. Each letter asks Santa for dolls toys dishes balls bicycles and candy while remembering family teachers and friends. Some include delivery details and addresses for Santa to visit direct.
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Santa
Ada Henderson
Mary Charles Shafer P. S
Angelena Weddel
W. 4Th. Street
Cameron
Texas
Christmas Wish Letter From Joe Dink
A child writes to Santa listing desired gifts including toys such as Tinker Toys a filling station with cars a croquet set two Gene Autry guns a Superman suit a play clock and requests Christmas happiness. The note thanks Santa and mentions good behavior toward family and a teacher Mrs Lott.
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Santa
Gene Autrey
Joe Dink
Childrens Christmas Wish List From Local Households
A sequence of handwritten notes lists various requested gifts and items for children and family members. The messages mention clothing like a shirt and hat, toys such as a doll, bicycle, wooden buggy, electric train, and a Roy Rogers cowboy outfit with holster, plus a desk, blackboard, and watch. Specific names include CHARLES McGREGOR DELLA ANN BICKETT DENNY O NEILL and JAMES FONTAINE.
Wouldn't It Be Nice If It Took Long To Spend Money
A wry question reflects on the contrast between the speed of spending and the patience of saving. The speaker notes the irony of quick costs versus slow accumulation. The line invites reflection on budgeting habits and financial discipline.
Vacationers Return Home Briefly Changed for Less
A witty reflection notes that many travelers seek a brief escape but end up returning with less than they started. The quip contrasts temporary relief with lasting impact on belongings or finances.
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Santa Claus
Alice Dohnalik
Evelyn Dohnalik
R. L. Mikulec
Ethel Frances Wiedo
Lillian Kostrom
Lillie Hromcie
Dear Santa
Daddy
Jodie Hromcik
Genevieve Kortrom
Mrs. Lott
Adelina Veracruz
W.W. Markham
Milam County
Juanita
Veracruz
Charles McGregor
Della Ann Bickett
Denny O'Neill
James Fontaine
Central Freight Lines
Tom Wardlaw
Fuller
Texaco
North Fannin
Deasens
Greelings
E. A. Perrin
Agent Texaco
Mitchan Auto Supply
Oldsmobile Sales and Service
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