PEN-FRIENDS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23009, 9 April 1938, Page 8 (Supplement)

PEN-FRIENDS

JOAN SCHWARZ, Princes Street, Cambridge, would l<Ke a pen-friend living in England, 17-20 years, interested in taiKies, stamp Collecting and reading. She would aiso like some pen-friends in Hawaii or Fiji. NOLA LISSINGTON, Huarau, North Auckland, would like a pen-friend in the North lsiand, 10 years old, and interested in reading, fancy work and gardening. She requests a photo to be sent with the first letter if possible. MARGARET KEDZIE, Rolleston Street, Thames, would like some pen-friends about 14 years, interested in stamp collecting, all sport, reading and gardening. Margaret promises to answer ail letters.

SYBIL UNDERWOOD, Huarau, North Auckland, would liko a girl pen-friend In New Zealand, 13-14 years, interested in knitting, swimming and photo collecting. She would like a photo of the pen-friend if possible* . ALICE McKEOWN, 64 Hepburn Street, Auckland, wishes for a pen-friend about 10 years, living anywhere in Australia. She is intiirested in knitting, fancy-work, reading and cigarette-card collecting. E. MARY JOHNSON, Braemar, Edgecumbe Road, Tauranga,> would like penfriends in Canada, America, Australia or the South Sea Islands, about 13 years, and interested in all sport, reading and particularly stamp collecting. I RED A LOCKWOOD, Mamaku, Rotorua Vo *!, wou W like a pen-friend in America, 13-15 years, 'interested in dancing and singing. WINNIE BEACHAM, Hereklno, North Auckland, would like some pen-friends about of sport!' lntere#ted ** mußic kinds