GIFTS ACKNOWLEDGED.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 147, 23 June 1934, Page 2 (Supplement)

GIFTS ACKNOWLEDGED.

Wendy thanks the following Sunbeams for their splendid Sunshine gifts:—

"Just One Mope," 1 singlet; Noreen Rout, 1; Anonymous, 4 singlets; Marie Pyne, Balmoral, 2 singlets, 1 pair bootees; Anonymous, 1 singlet, 4 orange patches; Pat Carroll, 6; "Biddy," 3 patches, 1 petticoat; "Mavis," 5; Beryl Sanders,'B; V. Battle, Opotiki, parcel of coats, dresses, shoes; Leslie Deas, Otahuhu, 6 patches, quilt, shawl, blanket; Hortensia Brown, |-1; Thalia Bidduinh, 1; "A Helper," Maroj maku, 4; Ail3a r larkson, 1; June Clarkson, |1; Phyllis Basl.am, 2; Anonymous, 17; j Rayma Stainton, New Lynn, 6 patches, j baby jacket, cardigan, shirt and socks; j Anonymous, 40; Dorothy Booth, Kerej poehi, 4 singlets, 1 pair pilchers; Adelene, j t baby blanket, 1 shawl, 2 pairs of bed socks, scarf; Betty Cook, Point Chevalier, 1; Anonymous, 1; Joan, Mervyn, Ronnio and Juno McQeehan, Mount Albert, 2 patches, bonnet, bed socks, bed Jackets and blanket; Cecil Fuller, Epsom, 6; "Zoe end Mother," St. Heliers, 8; Anonymous, 11 patches joined together; Kitty Seaton, Richmond, 7 big patches, 1 shawl, 1 pair socks; "Mrs. 8., Mavis, Una and Mum," ! Marerehi, 5 singlet 3; "Grandma." One- ! hunga, 13 patches, 2 singlets; Babette j Veoman, Birkenhead, 28; Merle Dreadon, Opaheke, 1 ; Kathleen Potter, One Tree Hill, 2; "Mother and Two Sons," parcel of patches and 1 singlet; Barbara and Don.-.ld Arrowsmith, Waikino, 4; Jacqueline Buckton, 1. "Four Little Ones and Their Mother," £1; Standards 1.-IV., Otahuhu Primary School, approximately 200 patches; Gladstone School, Mount Albert, 600 patches, 3 quilts, 2 singlet.-, parcel of clothes. Gladstone School pupils who contributed the largest number of patches in their cIS3S competition:—Betty Ryan, 223; lan Gibson, 112; Doris Batkin, 106; Winnie Penman, 73; Margaret Grover, 50.