"MANY HAPPY RETURNS," SAID LADY GAY

Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22135, 3 July 1937, Page 1 (Supplement)

"MANY HAPPY RETURNS," SAID LADY GAY

"Many happy returns," said Lady Gay. She sat back and smiled expensively. "Don't our cakes look beautiful?" she sighed, happily. ■ -,««-*-««* rake "Yes, but why two?" asked Aunt Amelia Aeroplane. "When I was *«««£;?«' ™*f was considered enough for anyone. Little aeroplanes were brought up more strictly then. ™™™ZJ*™^*£~ AuMi Amelia only Joined "The Press Ship" * short while ago and o } f course, she didn't know that, while "The Press Ship" is just two years old'this week our children's organisation has had 15 birthdays It was started £.£' *W* k £ Thl "Sun" IS rears ago, and many of the Shipmates and Sunbeams who joined then have nL small girls ancVboys of thefrown. And these are our "Second Generation" of Sun-

So vou see why there are two cakes, don't you, Aunt Amelia? .., .. Many happy returns to all Lady Gay's Shipmates and Sunbeams, to the veryv tip-top of New Zealand. Such a mail has come flowing in this week. Lady Gay Ls been alZst buried beneath the piles of Hood wishes. But good wishes lie comfortably; th*v fit in anvwhere: and Lady Gay loved each one of them. • . . they sends magical" good wishes to each one of you. there's room Jor one and all on the old "Press Ship," which sails on her mission of happiness and goodwill. Its a time for remembering our motto, isn't it? "Spread sunshine; scatter joy!