COUSIN BETTY’S LETTER
Dearest Cousins, Isn’t it good to see Mind Sharpener results in the paper again and doesn’t it make you feel that the year has really begun? Two new clans have been formed during the week. One is the Central Girls or Sunflower Clan, with Kath Springford as captain, and Joyce Ward (secretary). The other members are: Josephine Symon, Jeanette Moore, Ruth Springforcl, Sylvie Todd, June Rees, Sylvia Raines, Nellie Duff, Margery Wilson, Gloria Daubncy, Rosie Bennett and Ruth. Finlay. Their colours are green and yellow ,and the clan members are coming to see me on Monday, after S^°°o+ hor c ] an i s at otahu, and at present the members are Edna Wall, Dulcie Leslie and Billy Lewis. Edna is captain and Billy is secretary. My dears, you are such busy young people these days, but I hope you will always keep room in your heart for Your loving COUSIN BETTY.
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Southland Times, Issue 22508, 16 February 1935, Page 18
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154COUSIN BETTY’S LETTER Southland Times, Issue 22508, 16 February 1935, Page 18
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