Santa's Bag by F L Rowley
Bertram Hollingshead drags a lumpy sack on Christmas Eve and is mistaken for a thief by Officer Happy Noonan and Sergeant Dennis. The bag holds toys for Widow Joyce and Timmy, revealing Bertram’s attempt to “go straight.” The story ends with a Christmas wish and Bertram smiling.
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Bertram Hollingshead
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Happy Noonan
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Noonan
Happy
Dennis
Burke
Joyce
Timmy
Santa Claus
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Return Engagement at the Feather Room Christmas Celebration
Patricia McCune and Barnaby couple face a festive evening with old friend Michael Haines at the Feather Room. Sue confronts lingering crushes, reassesses years of marriage, and ends by affirming their happiness and Christmas together.
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Barnaby
Michael Haines
Bill
Feather Room
Nother
Michael
Sue
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Season Warmth Promises Merriment for Families
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