Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 194, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1925 — Page 3

TUESDAY, DEO. 15,1925

ARE YOU HAPPY THIS YULETIDE? (Continued From Tago 1) Christmas happiness to, perHrially, this year, call The Times Santa Claus, Main 3500, ask for your family by number and the name and address of that family will be given you. Then you may visit the family 5f you like, to find out just what those youngsters are longing. The families are dropped from the list as they are taken each day. The Times will not deliver any Christmas presents becauso you are to be your family’s Santa Clays. The Times accepts *>o families’ names except from the Christmas Clearing House. Here are families to choose from: 29. A man with only one arm, and with a crippled hand at that, collects papers and junk to earn a living for his family. He works hard against this terrific handicap, but can’t get ahead. There arc twin girls, 13, who need dresses, and a boy 'B, who loves mechanical toys. The Family Welfare Society says this family can use almost any supplies that may be given them, of food or clothing. 30. Three boys, aged 7, 10, and 11, were left when their father died recently, and the mother has only p. small amount of insurance. She would appreciate gifts for the boys, os she has no money for extras. Recommended by the Family-Wel-fare Society. *|3l. A 15-year-oW boy. suffering (Bbm a chronic illness, has been going to school when he can, and learning typewriting at night from a kindhearted instructor so he can work at it when he has to stay home. There Is a 14-year-old girl. The mother, a widow, works in a factory. The Family Welfare Society says the hoy needs a wool shirt and other clothing, and that any other gifts to this plucky little family will be appreciated. 33. A suit of clothes with long trousers for a 14-year-old boy, and pome clothing for his mother, will relieve a definite need in this family of two, whom the Family Welfare So-

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ciety has been aiding. The mother, though deaf and partially blind, washes for a living, and the boy works after school, but there is no prospect of a merry Christmas without some new friends. 37. An 18-year-old boy is the chief support of his widowed mother and two brothers aged 5 and 12. The mother and boys need clothing, and a basket of Christmas food will be welcomed. Recommended by the Family Welfare Society. 39. Their mother is crippled and

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ding, sheets and pillow cases. Gifts for'the children and a basket with good food for the inavlid as well are suggested. 41. Two babies, the older less than two years old, make it hard for this young couple to get ahead, especially since the father has besn 111 with influenza. Family Welfare Society suggests a basket of food and clothing for the older child. 42. Two boys, age 6 and 9. have few Christmas hopes but a good appetite for a Christmas dinner. Their father has been sick and'can not work regularly. Family Welfare Society suggests a basket of staple groceries. 43. Both father and mother work when they are able, but there has been a great deal of sickness. The r>aby is Just recovering from a serious attack. The older girls are 4 and 8 and the hoy is 6. Family

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