Beach Impressions

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 228, 28 September 1935, Page 12

Beach Impressions

“I THINK EVERYONE IS HAPPY/’SAYS “UOLDEN BELL.” Dear Wendy.— Here lam wiitiug at last. Yes, it is “Golden Bell. Wendy, it won't be long before old summertime is here will it? I think every one is happy and so they should be in such a bright world. AH of our Hut Folk notice nature's children springing up everywhere with their scarlets, blues, yellows and other hues. The fruit-treet are all budding, too, and I am sure th< little boys are lookinb forward to gathering the juicy fruit. Wendy, do you think you could get me a pen-friend who is fond of Firn Stars? Wendy, it is my birthday to-day, Saturday, and I will l>e fourteen, it is Mickey Mouse’s | birthday, too, I must close now. Love From—“GOLDEN BELL,” Wanganui Yes, dear, it is just lovely to have the long sunny days once again. I wii se t < if I ‘-an find a pen pal for you. Oh, so your birthdav is to-day and the film star, M : ckey Mouse’s, too. I expect vou will go to tho Regent Theatre today to see him. I believe he is having a marvellous birthday cake. —Wendy. ALL THE Y?IAR ROUND MOTTO | T’o> cost is but a trifle. For a smile when all is wclL But when I*ie heart is heavy Its •cost no one can tell. So 'tis well to practise now and then, To smile amidst the pain, Through grifit the cost, ’tis nevef lost, You cannot smile in vain. —From “LAUGHING LILAC,, Taihape.