THE SMITH FAMILY
SPECIAL WINTER EFFORTS
The Smith j?amiiy, well-known now. as the "Joy-spreaders" (for their kind organisation has done so much to relieve the 'distress among tie. poorer folk, of Wellington), has now made a definite pla-n for. getting funds to meet the winter .necessities. : ' v .
A. scries of bridge .parties has: been inaugurated, the opening qne-of which will take place, at Kirkcaldie's tooms on Tuesday/May 1, beginning at quarter to eight in the evening. Both auction and-contract will be - played, and prizes will be given for players' in both sections: These have been donated, and are most attractive. Tables may be reserved personally, drby tele--phbne:at'the:.Smith Family office, and the. Smiths, president and' secretary, trust'■that-'friends'-^iil make early application,- in- order that tables and ac-. commodation may be- arranged, and supper catered for adequately. * ; It is hoped, .that a generous • response will bG.made to this appeal for help, as those who" give their'services at the; ofnee.-know, well-how, groat is the need of many families. / - ... ' . .
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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 88, 14 April 1934, Page 8
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164THE SMITH FAMILY Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 88, 14 April 1934, Page 8
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