HOME OF COMPASSION
Sir. -Will you please allow m_letter to appear in your pap. r for my yearly appeal for the inmates oi the Home of Companion? 1 know we have many <..!!> now. but 1 will be most grateful lut small donations. 1 again appeal to the young men and gills who can spate me one shilling. The sisUis like tu make Christmas bright ana cheery for the inmates and so do 1, hence my appeal. Many of the patients are old and not able to leave their beds. It only more p**ople would visit the home they coulu see foi themselves what is being done. The suteis nevei spare themselves and I feel suie never give a thougnt for themselves. If only they had a larger building, much moxe could be done for many who want to come to Im* looked afici Perhaps those who can. util remember the home when making then w.il. This is just a suggestion. Thos. who help the poor will never be for gotten by God. The sisters pi ay daily for benefactors. To those who help me this year have my grateful thanks. —I am. etc., MARIE KITCHEN.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 85, Issue 284, 2 December 1941, Page 4
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195HOME OF COMPASSION Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 85, Issue 284, 2 December 1941, Page 4
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