THE Best Story D. E. I Have Heard by Parton. Margaret had had a miniature telephone bought her for her birthday, and, despite her mother’s overtures to get her away, the youngster would persist at playing make-believe with the outfit. Her mother decided to play on this .fancy to overcome the child’s obstinacy in preparing for her bath. Catching up the toy. the mother called: “ Hello, that you Margaret?” “ Yes. mother.” “ Well, come along at once, your bath is waiting.” “ Wrong number, mother.” Mr A. F. Graham, secretary of the Returned Soldiers’ Association, will tell a story for “ Star ” readers to-morrow.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17832, 28 April 1926, Page 8
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