SUNSHINE PATCHES.
This week saw the arrival of what will doubtless prove to be the final contributions .to our 1933 Sunshine Patch Campaign. Of the few parcels contributed one deserving of special mention came to hand from the pupils of the Mangawhare Sunday School, who forwarded a dozen patches and a little knitted singlet. Patohes were also received from two Brixton Road schoolgirls, and an amount of 8d which had been collected from the Standard I. children of this school was sent to Wendy »» a contribution to our campaign. Other parcels to be received came from "Bram, Des. and Dorothy," Lucy Griffin, of St. Helicr's, and Roie Grevatt, of Heme Bay. We thank all these Sunshine helpers for their loyal help and wish them to know their contributions arrived just in time to be included in our last quilt. Acknowledgments: Betty Miller, Brixton Road School (1); Doreen Boon, Brixton Road School; Mangawhare Sunday School children (1 dozen patches, 1 knitted singlet).
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Auckland Star, 2 September 1933, Page 2 (Supplement)
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