Santa Claus Grants The Decatur Daily Christmas Access
Santa Claus gives The Decatur Daily permission to recap Christmas without altering spelling or grammar. The unusual consent emphasizes faithful presentation of holiday messaging.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1967
Page
9
Santa Claus gives The Decatur Daily permission to recap Christmas without altering spelling or grammar. The unusual consent emphasizes faithful presentation of holiday messaging.
A fragmented Christmas note expresses a child’s wish for a bag a train a guitar race track and love for Mamie and Daddy. The letter mentions cake for Santa and names Lisa Thurman Rhonda and Douglas along with Jennifer Sims and Tom.
A long reader letter page shows numerous child requests for Christmas gifts. Kids from towns like Decatur Hartselle Falkville Danville Limestone and more ask for toys such as dolls bicycles trains a sewing machine a gun a wagon a robot a poodle and various dolls with hopeful messages to Santa Claus.
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