WENDY CHATS

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 70, 23 March 1935, Page 2 (Supplement)

WENDY CHATS

Dear Girls, — Winter is approaching swiftly and soon, very soon now, it will be time to begin thinking about our winter campaign. Are we going to have the same wonderful success this year? But of course we are. I am sure you must all have been very touched at the wonderful goodness of heart displayed recently by a visitor to these shores, when Lord Nuffield gave to the crippled children of New Zealand a gift of £60,000. \ou know, girls, it is such a splendid thing to be generous not to be mean or to do rather small and petty things. Ido love to see people sharing with others—giving all they can and with such a warm, generous impulse of love that it makes one's heart glow to be a witness of it. A darling wee boy 1 know has this precious gift—everything that brings happiness to his little baby heart must be shared with mummy or daddy. One sticky, sugary lolly gives unbounded joy if mummy has a tiny bite, and daddy and Jack, and, last of all, my little pet himself. And will you be very cross if I end with a . little injunction always through life to be your Aj*X.^* generous, unselfish selves. You see, 1 think it I \fi LJ^^^Z^^ counts so tremendously, and I admire it so very \kJ^' y^S^^'^ much. v &"^