Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
PERSONAL CHATS WITH
THE HERALD JUNIORS
Dear Aunt Laurie:

that YOU and the Juniors enjoyed the
picnic. HAZEL PETEHSON'
1176 East Thirty-fourth street, Twen-
ty-eighth Street school, grade B6, age
121s.
Indeed you may become one of my
nieces, and l hope that you VIII enjoy
it as much as we will enjoy having
you as one of us. l am so glad that
you have enjoyed your vacation, for
now you will be more interested In
your work
Dear Aunt Laurie:
was very much encouraged to re-
ceive' an honorable mention. am
sending a story under the topic "Mov-
ing in" a limerick and an unfinished
story of "EthePs Garden"
Your niece, IRENE WATRY.
I am glad that you were encouraged
by receiving AN honorable mention, Tor
1 know that you will work harder than
ever now.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
NV father Mr.. Mattison B. Jones,
takes The Herald. l want to join the
Herald Junior contest. 1 like the Inn
ericks more than the others. / VIII
give you my address and you can write
to me and tell if you have put my
name down to be memper.
Very truly yours.
You wrote to me once before, think,
and I replied in the Junior that IL
would give me the greatest pleasure TO
have you for one of my n1eces L was
disappointed when 1 did not hear from
you again. You are douoly WelcoIne
now, and I hope to see your letters
others eVerV week.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
I have been reading the Herald jun
ior for some time and enjoy IL very
much. 1 hope to become one OF the
many nieces. .,,,,r,~,c,
Sawtelle, Sawtelle public school, age
IL, grade 8.
I am glad that you are interested in
the Junior and that you wish to be-
come one of nieces. We will be de-
lighted to have you among us and 1
will look for your letters each week.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
] was noticing a certain letter among
those of The Herald Junior, wherein
q certain member states that she
would enjoy having the competitions
of the younger Juniors separate from
those of the elder ones. This plan, L
wish to say, would find hearty well
come with me. AS the Junior who
mentioned the plan, have long felt 1t
unfair to the younger ones. If the
Junior could be separated both sec
tions might then have topics more in
teresting to them. PANSY VOOLLY.
We tried to have topics for the older
children. the historic contest, you
nd nlfhO1I0h fla older Juniors
started out bravely, they soon lost in
terest and the plan proved to be a
failure If you can suggest any more
feasible plan I wish you would.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
Thank YOU very much for "Black
Beauty" for girls prize in limerick
contest and for my two months sub
scription for my other limerick prize.
1 think 'Black Beauty is fine.
I had a lovely time at the picnic
Did you enjoy yourself, Aunt Laurie?
1 think Miss Collins is SO pleasant:
JESSIE CLAUDINO.
66S West Thirty-sixth place.
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Yes. had a fine time at the pricnic
and l am glad to know that you did,
too. Be sure to write to me often.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
When we moved to Arden, New, two
months ago papa was taking The Her
aid and was very glad. I wrote for
the writer's contest and was very
much pleased to have it printed. I
am sending an unfinished story and
limerick l would like to be one of
your many nieces.
MAXINE COOPER.
will be so glad to have you for one
of my nieces, and 1 know that you will
enjoy the work very much. 1 will
look for your letters each week.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
I have answered two of your con-
tests, of which neither of them have
been published yet
MARGUERITE FRANCISCO.
Lawndale school, grade 6; age II
years.
I am not sure which Sunday your
story was to have been published, but
I am sure that you will have them
published after this if you write on
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