Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-07
PERSONAL CHATS WITH
THE HERALD JUNIORS
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contests Mamma said that some time
this summer she and L are coming to
see you.
1 have only a few more weeks in
Sawtelle, then am going to my home
in Kern. This would be my only
chance to see you.
ROSE WILLIAMS,
$40 First street, Sawtelle, grade s;
age IA.
I sincerely hope that you will come
in to see me. | would be so disap-
pointed if you didn't. When you go to
Kern you will still write for us, won't
you? | hope that you will have time
to come to our picnic before you go
home.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
Inclosed please find my two limericks
and two drawings. nope l Will WIN
the prize this time.
If [ should not win the prize for "a
Happy Family will you please return
it to me- as I inclose 5 cents to you
for mailing? If l win the prize the
cents is yours.
CHARLES PHILIPPL
3467 East Fifth street Euclid Heights
school, grade AT; age II years.
am sorry, but 1 have been so busy
that l have not had time. to send your
picture, but if you will come in some
time | will tell you about it,. l nope
that you will come to the picnic, which
will be held at Sycamore Grove, Aug
ust 10.
Dear Aunt Aaurie:
L was so glad when papa decided TO
take The Herald, for L ENJOY reading
the Junior section very much, and TO
take part in the contests.
1 am sending in two limericks. Next
time 1 will try to write story or draw
a picture. BERTHA LA ROSSE,
Orange avenue school,. grade Conn
pleted); age 10.
I am glad that your father decided
to take The Herald too, for l am glad
to have you for one of my nieces.
want you to write to me each week.
You will have good time at the picnic
if you will come.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
would like to be one of your nleces.
I read The Herald Junior and enjoy 1t
very much. 1 am sending ] a nmerlch
this week. CLARA FUNh.
Long Beach, 2143 Pasadena avenue,
Burnett school, grade A6; age 13.
will be glad to have you join the
family too, Clara. l know that you
will enjoy the Junior much more than
ever when you take part in 1t. WIN II
he POSSIBLE for you to come to the pic
mic?
Dear Aunt Laurie:
In the unfinished story contest, VIII
it be all right if we write just the part
that we make up, or do you want the
whole story written? Will any kind OF
cardboard or heavy paper be accepted
in the drawing contest?
This is only my second letter to you,
but [ intend to write ottener now, Aunt
Laurie. / hope to see you ana my
cousins whose work l have seen IN the
0'''O' ESTHER TAYLOR.
lust write your own part of the story
for the Unfinished Story contest. Pa
per for the artists should be white, ana
thick, so that it will not bend. L am
so glad to know that you wish TO pc
come one of my nieces, and L Will look
for your letters each week. l am sure
Won will have a delightful time If you
come to the picnic August 10. All the
other Juniors will be there, and they
will be glad to see you too
Dear Aunt Laurie:
We are going to the beach next Mon
day to stay for one month, and we
expect to have good times.
am coming to the Junior frolic,
anyway. and will certainly have good
time then. -,
/ am going to write every week While
am at Bay City, and inclosed you
will find two limericks, an unfln1shed
story and a letter, also letter from
Violet Your loving niece,
GLADYS GERVAlS.
Anaheim.
caught my breath when you start
ed by saving that you were going TO
the beach, but as l read farther ana
found that you would come to the
picnic, anyway. l was dellghted m
6aed Won will be sure to bring your