"THE HUGUENOT” TELLS OF SURPRISE MEETING

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 138, 13 June 1931, Page 16 (Supplement)

"THE HUGUENOT” TELLS OF SURPRISE MEETING

■s | Dear Wendy,—There is such a big gather’ll ing of Wendyites at the Hut this week, and ) 1 want to be among them. I know I have I been away a long time. It is cold when I a, start for school these mornings, Wendy, as { I have to start at eight o’clock, but I love CI going, and my teacher is so nice. I hope I you are quite well. Wendy. Mother was ill and in hospital for some time, and her ward l companion for a few days wae a Wendyite. P | She found out her pen-name by accident, and I, she is a well-known Wendyite; we won’t s| even whisper her name, though. I like hearing all the news the Wendyites write, and ’. I love Jacko and his tricks. Love to every-i-i one at the Hut. From "THE HUGUENOT.” g Marton. tj How jolly of you. dear, to ntterd our' ree. union this week. I could • * ’ ’'•» - | puzzled to think what had become of you 1.1 this long while. Jack Frost is a j» 11 deed, hut I think you are a real brick to be e so keen to go to school. I am pleased you >? like your teacher. She will help you to , succeed. Well, well I But how strange that [) mother should have for her companion, while in hospital, a Wendyite. I wonder who it could be? Jacko and the Chums do have some wonderful adventures, don’t they?—• I Wendy. k . • • • • e "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES.” Mataroa.— a Many, many thanks for the parcel of stamps a and cards, dear. The stamps will help <)•”• - collection along nicely. I hope you are well I and Jack Froet does not unduly attack your r toes and fingers these cold mornings.— Wendy.