Patti Santa Claus Gift Request
A child named Patti asks Santa for a book, toy cars, dishes, and a doll to improve happiness and health. She requests many toys and prayers for recovery, signing with love.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1955
Page
15
A child named Patti asks Santa for a book, toy cars, dishes, and a doll to improve happiness and health. She requests many toys and prayers for recovery, signing with love.
The Philos Sunday Class of the First Baptist Church held its Christmas party Sunday afternoon at two at Mrs. Gerald Mosely’s home with co host Mrs. Sylvia Corder. They exchanged gifts and presented their teacher Mrs. Sam Gass a white stole. Four party games and Christmas decorations accompanied cake coffee and tea as sixteen people attended.
Dow Harg WS reports Carl Schiller of Winter Haven Florida as a weekend guest of Jack Spencer in Silver City. Schiller, brother of Mrs Spencer, was on route to California. Mrs E M Fisher and son left Friday for El Paso noting a stop in Deming to visit her parents Mr and Mrs A V Klement. Mrs Jack Murray and Mrs Bob Williams visited in Silver City Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charle Crouch and daughter were weekend visitors in Lordsburg.
Peace Commissioner J M Swing announced that the INS expects about 2 6 million aliens to report their addresses in January under the 1956 Alien Address Report Program. District Director Marcus T Neelly said 95 046 aliens registered in this district last year and expects a slight increase. Noncitizens must file annually in January, with cards available at post offices or immigration offices. guardians may file for children under 14. Violators may face a fine up to 200 dollars, 30 days imprisonment, or deportation.
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