THE SALVATION ARMY.
•10 THE EDITOR Of THE TRESS. Sir,—Last Christmas, through the generosity of tho people of Christchurch the Samaritan branch of the Salvation Army was enabled to distribute nearly 100 parcels containing the materials for a Christmas dinner. It is well known that the past winter au& spring have been very hard, and manv families have been among the unemployed We .should like again this season to bring some practical cheer to many homes that have had a hard struggle. Contributions of money, groceries, cakes, and sweets will be gratefullv received at 136 Armagh street. Women's and children's clothing will also bo very acceptable.— Yours, etc., „ r „ MABEL NEWTON, Samaritan Officer. C'hristclmrcti. December 2nd.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19174, 3 December 1927, Page 17
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