CALL OF THE CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 219, 16 September 1939, Page 3 (Supplement)

CALL OF THE CLUB.

Mario i ——, Arapuni—l couldn't quite decipher your surname, Marie, so will you write again and let me know what it is? Just send along your date ot birth, and I will make you a member.

Shiriey Page—l hope that the Taney dress ball turned out successfully, Shirley. Did you win a prize?

Margaret Stanton—-All contributions receive a certificate or merit, Margaret, but it is not always possible to post these out immediately following publication. The drawing is not quite good enough, but don't give up trying.

Feodor Stanton—l think you have a little bit more to learn about perspective, Feodor—the "prospector's abode" looked rather out or proportion to me. However, I hope you will keep on practising, and send me in some more of your work later on.

David Stanton—A fair attempt Tor a ten-year-old, David, and with a little more practice I'm sure your work will improve by leaps and bounds.

Elena Dagley—The stories you mention were copied, Elena. Thank you for your neatly written letter.

Percy Rawlins—So sorry that your mark cards have been late in arriving, I'ercy, but I have been so busy I have not had time to send them out. I was delighted to hear that you had such a happy time during your holidays.

Phyllis Rawlins—>'o, Phyllis, your name lias not yet appeared in tile "Call of the Club.'' The weather certainly has been up to tricks lately, but Km hoping: for some, nice spring sunshine soon. I am publishing some; of your contributions.

France* Horner—l quite understand when one is studying: for matriculation there is very little time iprt Tor leisure writ in?. Frances, but I was glad to hear from you just the same.