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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 138, 13 June 1931, Page 18

TTTTTTTTTTTTTT T I ITT T T t-t T t-i "A LITTLE PATCH. . . " f'l think I ought to be called 'Lydia of the Apple Trees' now, 'cos yesterday; mother gave me a little patch of garden underneath the apple tree. It was a mass of weeds, but I soon cleared them all away, and now' instead of just thistles growing there, there are carnation slips, forget-me-nots looking rather forlorn, and two little geranium slips. So soon I hope to have quite a gay. little garden. It is just by the fence where I talk to Pollyanna. . . " "LYDIA OF THE PINES" (15) Kelburn. , # » « "A BOOK TO LOVE." "I have just finished reading a book ontitled "Angela Goes to School." It is very funny in parts, and it is about a girl —Angela Henwake —whose father is a professor. Jean Lawly is her' chum, and Angela is terribly scared of frogs. Truly it is "a-boak to love." "DISMAL DESMOND" (11). Kelburn,