Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
PERSONAL CHATS WITH
THE HERALD JUNIORS
Dear Aunt Laurie:

Dear Aunt Laurie:
have been reading The Herald
Junior every Sunday for a long time
and take great interest in it. Will you
please accept me as one of your many
nieces? Lovingly yours,
SADIE SONIN.
616 North St Louis street, grade Al,
Cornwell street school, age IA.
You are indeed welcome to Join us.
My other nieces and nephews will be
as glad to have you among us as l
am and when you come to the mid
summer frolic you will have a splen-
did time with them. You will be even
more interested than ever after you
meet the other boys and girls.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
1 have told my friend James Ford
about the Junior section of The Her
aid, so you will find his name in the
many letters you get L have been en-
couraged by getting a number of hon
orable mentions. I hope to be able to
win prize. But don't fear for I will
keep on writing for The Herald Junior
Your loving nephew,
DAVID BARNWELL.
James Ford will be a welcome addi-
tion to our family, don't you think? l
am SO glad that you told him about our
Junior and I am glad to see that he
has started to write for us.
l am so glad that you will not give
up, even if you don't get a prize right
away, for you must keep on trying
and working for all the good things,
you know.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
Would you please tell me The Her
aid Junior cOlors Gf the different clubs
have any? With a few other girls I
,1,. 1T
meet and write for the different con-
tests. This week | am writing only
for the limerick contest, as I did last
week. I hope to get a prize some time.
I am sending a little limerick.
Your loving niece,
FLORENCE BRADY.
I don't think any of the other Her
aid Junior clubs have any colors, but
the colors of the Herald Junior are red
and gold. You may select special col
ors if you wish. I am glad that you
are starting another club. for l thinnk
they must be lots of fun and they
keep up your interest in the work.
You must try in some of the other
contests as we'll, Florence.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
Please accept me as niece I asked
a year ago but did not get to write.
Your loving niece,
RUTH WINTERMUTE.
1851 South Olive street, Los Angeles.
I hope that you will continue to
write for me this time, for you are
indeed welcome to join our family.
We have such splendid times together
that l am sure you will be interested.
If you write stories or limericks or
draw for the Junior you can go with
US to our midsummer frOliC and meet
all the other nieces and nephews.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
My brother is sick and 1 have to
help do the chores. I feed the COWS
and horse. l have written a lot of
lmericks, but have not received any
prize. Helen says it is because I don't
write g, ID I am going to write more
now, I hope. Your nephew
RAY S. MACE.
You must keep on trying and may
be after a while you will get a prize.
After you have had one prize you will
be so encouraged that you will be sure
to get another. I feel sure that you
will not be discouraged and that you
will continue to write for me. l am
so sorry your brother is sick, but Helen
tells me that he is better. I sincerely
hope that he will be we'll soon.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
| wish to thank Won very much for