PEN-FRIEND CORNER

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23405, 22 July 1939, Page 9 (Supplement)

PEN-FRIEND CORNER

NELLIE STANAWAY, Ivirikopuni. Northern Wairoa. would like a pen-friend in Now Zealand, interested in basketball, swimming, stamp collecting and all outdoor sports. Sho promises to answer all letters. GWEN FLOYD, JO Park Avenue. Grafton, Auckland, C.3., would like a girl pen-friend, about 12 years, living overseas. Sho is interested in reading, dancing, singing nnd sewing, and is wiling to exchango New Zealand stamps for foreign ones. HEATHER WHITE, Otaua. Waiuku. would like a pen-friend about 33 years, living anywhere, who is interested in art, sewing and reading. JOY MACKIE, Martyn Slreel, Waiuku, would like pcn-frienils in any part of the British Empire (Crown Colonies if possible) except New Zealand, who are interested in stamp collecting, cigarette card collecting and sport. Joy is a girl guide. JEAN SMITH, Punakitero, Kaikoho, North Auckland, would like pcn-frlcnds anywhero overseas except Australia, who are interested in everything, especially stamp collecting. She promises to answer all letters and would like a snap with the first letter. MURIEL DOUGLAS, Tahere, R.D., Whangarei, North Auckland, would like a pen-friend, about 12 years, in Scotland or the Pacific Islands, who is willing to exchange stamps. ' ■ ' " ' " * BETTINA SHERLOCK, Box 43ft. Auckland, would like a boy pen-friend, 17-20 years, in U.S.A., Cauada, South Africa or London, who is interested in books, the technical side of motion pictures, music and all sports. She promises to answer all letters'