LOOK. ITES! HERE'S OUR KINDLY WELL-WISHER RETURNED

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

LOOK. ITES! HERE'S OUR KINDLY WELL-WISHER RETURNED

Dear Wendy.—Another truant Ite returns, and am hoping my few iin , es ''’ lll r . be for this week's re-union of Old Ites. Ihe are a number of the older Ites whose letters we have missed lately. "Patti Correlh, “Red Ball” and “Taffy.” where are you . Your letters were so interesting. Our Madcap” is a merry Ite. is she not Wendy . Her letters are so full of fun. Well. Wendy. I've absolutely nothing of interest- to Wl j te about ; indeed I'm afraid a real duffer at letter-writing. Our “Madame X and 1 still correspond and oh, what cheery, gay e ters her's are. I'm looking forward to the day when we can arrange a meeting, lor I’m sure she is as cheery as her letters. (A message for you, dear pen-fnend of Ohingaiti: Will write you soon. My infants have bad whooping-cough, and I've been so busy caring for them and household duties to do that there’s little time I’ve had to spare.l When does our Relief Ship sail, Wendy . * have a few things which I hope will be of use. Am hoping to be in Wanganui shortly, so will leave them at the "Chronicle °® c fNow, my dear, I think this is all, so wi.l close with love and best wishes to yourself and all the Ites.—From “WELL-WISHER. Marton. This is indeed a lovely surprise, dear, to have you with us this Re-union Day. I wondered how you fared of late. Ah, yes, “Madcap” k a wizard with her pen indeed. I am so pleased you and “Madame X still correspond and I hope the meeting planned is not far off. Whooping-cough is distressing, and I hope the dear souls are now quite better. Our ship will soon be refitted for her voyage of comfort, so I shall be pleased to have your kindly offer of help whenever convenient for yourself. Many thanks for coupons. And now very special regards and love to you.—Wendy.