Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
Keasbey, Sept. 20, 1919.

Dear Helen:
from our town to get up some courage
10 write and ask you to grant me one
small favor. Let me he classtned as
one of Among Us Girls?"
I am very much interested In this
column for reasons 1 have not been
able to resume my studies IN w. IL. >.
-own Eyes," Curry Locks and
innples" are friends of mine. The
latter two were class mates in my last
year at our wonderful school, Wood
/ bridge High. / shall always love those
days and memories.
Every day I look over the column
and I really delight in seeing so many
girls take an interest In it. Our col
umn, If I may call it. is growing larger
every day and / am looking orWar
to the day when It will pe a Whole
4 eheet or more for Among Us Girls
I am also interested in the Y. w.
Id. A. / should like very much to
be able to go to a place such as a I.
Nv. g. A. some night for a good re-
freshing swim in a large pool, then
khave a good rough game OF baskeupall
aSof even football. / like to play base
ban with the boys, and did sc in my
spare time when I spied the fellows
having a good catch"
I also love dancing. I cannot stano
still when I hear music. like all
taoutdoor games and sports. If we had
d swimming pool I would learn now
to swim. I get ervous when IN tne
Il river and am being taught now TO
swim. But I shall soon learn.
/ also like cooking and baking be
cause there Is usually lots or dirty
dishes which I like to wash.
I will not take up so much more
4 room for I a insure there are other
{ girls whose letters must be printed.
III c. r -,r4It oInaa hnninp- that Il ann
Admitted to the club.
FRED"
p. ST. also like to read good books
If veryone would ask me as easy
favor to be granted as admitting
YOU to our column they would all be
Enclosures. Your description is SO
I vivid that it fairly makes me long TO
have IL realized.
Perth Amboy.
My Dear Helen.
thought I would write and tell
YOU how I enjoy the column. Every
hight after supper l read 1t. My am
Il EDITION is to be a nurse. Isguess l VIII
s. He'll you how I look. I am fourteen
years old and l am q sophomore IN
tho High School. I have blue eyes,
iight hair and I am five feet tall. L
think that we ought to- have pins so
fthaSBe Would@<ow each other.
s I'll, I guess I will stop writing o
and do my homework. Yours Tor a
PRIMROSE"
{ ficed in one of the metropolitan
dailies that a nurse must be strong
1. and healthy" not afraid of hard
4 work. Further, a nurse is born-not
made-if a girl hasn't a feeling Tor
4he work, she won't he a success, ana
saby this / don't mean from the mon
q etary point of view alone. DO you
{ think that you will come UP to that
Ideaf
Perth Amboy.
D Dear Helen and Girls:
enjoy your column very mucn'
Il Mostly because I have just moved 70
Perth Amboy and am very lonesome
sometimes. 1 have light hair, blue
ewes. light complexion and am hye
foot one inch tall, and I weigh eighty
Il rounds. I think the Y. w. e. A
would be very wise. / live upstairs
over Primrose. Well, as 1 have TO &c
my Caesar, I will say goodbye.
"TOOTSIE."
Tell me about yourself "Tootsie,'
Where did you use to live? Are you
eoing to go on to collegeY n IL
rour great ambition in life?
Perth Amboy.
II Dear Helen and Girls: ,
I am sending you a story when !
have written quite some time ago II
you think the story isn't very nice lei
4 mo know. Well. here Is my story: =.
once upon a time there was a CIR
a named beatrice, she was about eight
years old and it happened that Amer:
lea was in war about that time anc
she wanted to do her bit so day
y ehe said to her mother. Mother
Weeplit be nice If I could have {
Il JUS with my pets on n law
Aye II cents to come in ant