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AFTER SEPTEMBER 15

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JUNE S7,1931

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This collection of the Christmas cards of the Edward Boreins is presented to the members of the Historical Society because of its obvious interest and because the series has a secure place in the history of our community. Some of the cards are dated, while others carry no date at all; and so, at this late time, it is not possible to arrange them in their right order. Because the various greetings that they carry, some in script, some in widely spaced, square type, and some in small, compact verse, differ so widely one from another, it is all but impossible to reproduce them within the limits of the Noticias format in the exact form in w'hich each one appeared; and so we are presenting them, for the most part, in the type usual to our publication.

We regret this necessity very much. While the sizes of the largest drawings have been reduced slightly, the others are as they first were printed. This issue of Noticias is “Occasional Papers, Number 7”.

We are grateful to the following individuals who have loaned the cards W’hich are reproduced in this edition:

Mrs. B. Croftin Atkins, Mrs. Joseph

Barnard, Mr. John Howells, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ireland, Mrs. Barbara Sexton McLean, Dr. Irving Wills.

TO WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND WE HOPE YOUR TRAIL THROUGH 1940 WILL BE EASY LUCILE AND EDWARD BOREIN

GREETINGS Wishing You and Yours a Merry Christmas

Lucile and Edward Borein

When I shall light my Christmas fire In my house beside the sea I’ll name my fagots one by one, And one shall be for thee.

For friendship cheers our spirits on And lightens all the way, So thoughts of you burn in my fire This Holy Christmas Day. Lucile .\^’D Edward Borein

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Though Christmas candles lose their flame And slowly fade away The light of warm remembrance will Burn for you day by day,

Edward and Lucile Borein

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A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM LUCILE AND EDWARD BOREIN

A HAPPY NEW YEAR AND WE HOPE THE GRADE WON’T BE TOO STEEP POR YOU IN tM9 FROM LUCILB AND EO. BORBIN

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Old De la Guerra’s Casa stands As a symbol of the past, Now as then, I bring to you Greetings that will last.

From my heart I wish for you A Merry Merry Christmas

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HAPPY NEW YEAR LUCILLE AND ED BOREIN

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A Merry Xmas and Happy New Year

FROM EDWARD AND LUCILE ROREIN La Barranca, Santa Barbara, California

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MERRY CHRISTMAS HAPPY NEW YEAR Lucile and Ed Borein

A HAPPY NEW YEAR The Boreins Ed and Lucile Hope ’39 runs the way you want it to

A Pack Train Loaded With Good Wishes Edward and Lucile Borcin

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Etching made for the Rough Riders reunion at Southampton, Long Island, July 1910.