'Layaway Angels' Come to Ellisville Kmart  Thousands of dollars
worth of layaway presents have been paid off recently.  'Layaway
angels' have come to Ellisville.  Anonymous good-deed-doers have
paid off almost $8,000 of holiday presents on layaway so far
this December at the . Layaway is like other installment payment
plans, but the item has to stay in the store until the last
payment is made.  "They've done everything from break down and
cry, to just say, 'thank you,'" store manager Fred Camp said.
He said it's happened in previous Decembers, but not as much as
this year. When it hit the news in other parts of the country,
that's when it started happening here.  "It's not a very
difficult thing to do," Camp said. The 'angels' just walk up to
the layaway desk and and ask to pay for someone's presents.
Once, it happened right in the line.  "They've made some
families very happy," Camp said.  He said six to seven people
have paid off the debts in the Ellisville store in amounts from
$100 to $3,000.  Layaway de