"SCRIBBLING SUE," ATTENDS RALLY

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

"SCRIBBLING SUE," ATTENDS RALLY

Dear Wendy.--How are you keeping? I was quite surprised when 1 saw I had one mark for best letter. I did not think I would get even one. My two sisters are home from their holidays, and they enjoyed them very much. There has been more cold weather here again. My pen-friend hasn’t, written to me yet. We have a basketball team now. My sisters have been working witly needle and cotton since they have been home. We had a Bible rally on June 3 in Taihape, and there was quite a lot there. It was quite an exciting time. There was a social in the evening, and there was a man from China, and in the evening he showed us pictures of China. Can you play the piano. Wendy? We are going to have a man at the school on Monday night, giving us a lecture all about New Zealand. Well, . Wendy. I will say good-bye for now. with lots of love.—From "SCRIBBLING SUE,” Utiku. [ I am keeping quite well, thank you, my | dear. I am pleased your sisters spent such ' a happy time while on their holidays. Perhaps your pen-friend will soon write to you. I The weather han been cold, has it not? Bas--1 ketball is an excellent winter game. How | interesting the lecturer must have been. I do not suppose you met our “Occident?” He ■ was there, too. No. Ido not play the piano. I I play the violin. You must, tell me about the lecturer, who is to speak to you about our own country.—Wendy.