A NOTE FROM LADY GAY

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22419, 4 June 1938, Page 8 (Supplement)

A NOTE FROM LADY GAY

Lindsay Bruce (Ashburton): There will: be i news -‘ of the Cholmondeley ' Home- Cot very soon,-Bruce. Watch “The : Gay Gazette.’?,■ ■ ' Gordon Campbell (Lagmhor); The grlzc. will -he - posted , Gordon.. Let roe nowlif it arrives safely. - Barbara Macfarlane. (Kaiwara):-! was ■6, glad -to ’ receive- your, letter, Barbara.- T was just thinking-- of sending ,out a search party. -Mother.. Bunch •will have- some- remarks- about that ’•drawing you sent in in -the next *;Art • Corner.” It was very-good. -/,■ - Nancy Reid (West Eyre ton): That was a‘ very pretty little poem, Nancy, and it will certainly •• find a ; place in “The' Ga- Gazette." Norman Reid (Wellington): “Well, I was iwondering l what had happened to Norman;":-said ■ Lady 'Gay, "but here Is-his.letter.. He’s - going to-write-again ■oon.” . .. ... , Barbara Duckmainton .(Sulphur Springs): Two contributions from Barbara and both very good. That’s "the .way,! , ■ Betty Robinson ’(Tormorc): Good luck to the :Busy Babbits’-, Club. I shall be waiting, with a very interested expression, to hear some more news. '■ ’ Archie Barirett (Walhp Gorge): Just a line lor Archie. Those points are mounting up now. . Beryl Chisnali (Hinds): Ah,- a letter from r Beryl. Jack ■ Frost '.will soon be Visiting us, no doubt. - - \ Nancy Riches (KiUinchy):. Oh. dear, Nancy I Do , you know. Lady Gay is Up’ to her eyes in papers, and Mother . Bunch had to dig her-out of a pile ®£ietters. Moving’s hard work! Helen-Rlches (KllUnchy):.! And aMetter’ from Helen, too. There will be • a long,-long list of pen-friends In next week’s “Gay Gazette." ' Watch out for Elaine Miles (Fernside):. iThe Triumph Club’ has’ started" well, ’Elaine. Lady Gay will be • anxiously looking for more news., Dorothy Hanna (Sefton): Your 'prize Will be posted, Dorothy. Let me know ..-./■ If it arrives safely. v Rhoda Hide (Horrelvllle): Now,: that ■■. Was a nice long letter,- Rhoda, just packed with news.. Lady Gay enjoyed ; John, Whiting (Christchurch): Glad to hear from you, John. Yes, there will 3e an Aeroplane Page next -week. - Pauline Hamilton .(Tlmaru): So Pauline has written a poem all' by jerself. It is so good that Lady’ Gay - U-jgoing to print it. ,3>d Reeves : (Cranford -street): Good work, Ted. That puzzle: was difficult; Very - few- solved - It. Frances..; Hill - ( Cheviot): - Lady ■ Gay; way so -pleased -to hear from‘Frances. And she. was. glad'.to' hear ’ the book’ - arrived safely. Leslie McAleer (Morven): Wriy, you aze - starting with a splendid membership. Leslie. I shall be Interested- in ..hearing more of your club. 1 Ashley Croft (Sefton): That-was-a splendid bunch of competitions, - Ash- . ley.' Your points must 'be amounting up. “ . Meriel-Marshall (Timaru): So Meriel. wpuld. like to be a nurse. Perhaps she Will; some day. Her - little story of what she would like to - be will be printed soon. • • ‘ . Margaret. Wilkinson (Otira): That is ./ Splendid, Margaret. You may- count . 20, points each for the original riddle j apd;the original’ joke. - -Ayls Reiher (Goose Bay);- The-club Paper was npt enclosed, Avis. Lady jjay shook nut the envelope three times, - but It wasn’t there;'. -Will you - send it on. Love to all- members-;-Patricia Evans (Avonside): A very Wg! welcome, Pat. • Lady Gay hopes-.to .haar -from you very often. You have ■ftrt in an- idea for a new competition, 2*ht at the very beginning. Look in TJie Gay Gazette” this week. W Thomas - (Ellesmere): Why, that jvay.a wonderful .budget pf contriButtons. Wai. Have you received your 10 £. points. prize, dear? Pamela Donald (Opawa): A very big welcome, Pamela- Lady. .Gay is' 'so Pieesed-'to have- you on aboard ■ "The ‘ P«BS'Shlp"- ; ■ - Margaret Wilkinson (Otira): "Ah. a .otira;" said -Lady Gay; .Slie i, *lad to hear from Margaret. ’