Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
Perth Amboy,
August 10. 1913.

Dear Helen:
I've just been realing the column
and SO many of the girls are writing
about their vacations and their good
times. I haven't e. away yet, but
I've enjoyed my vacation at home just
as much. You see I have a rather
large correspondence and like Vir-
ginta- I am a member of the "Kiddfe
Klub" and through this club I have a
delightful correspondence with a girl
in England. She lives in London and
what a funny coincidence. her name is
Rose. n hen too I write to Phila-
delphia and many other places, SO that
I have many letters of snappy news
from different directions I suppose
the letters are SO interesting because
I like to write to friends myself. I
should like to write to some of the
girls and shall enclose my address and
I only hope some of the other girls
will do SO.
The next timeI write I shall try to
be more interesting.
l should low to read the story that
Curly Locks" has written. AS to her
advice about trashy books, she is GER
tainly right Mother told me about that
once and I immediately started ON
Emerson's Essays. but I think a girl
can enjoy a good book without read
ing essays. but they were interesting
at any rate, and I really think they
help you wonderfully in English.
l suppose I am writing too much so
III will close Immediately, but I GER
tainly hope I shall hear from the girls.
ROSE"
1t must be just great to get letters
from all over as you are. It is Won
derful to think that one has friends in
England and various places all over
the TTnttaI Gtafae "hnxr thArr hax1
never seen. I have no doubt the girls
will be delighted to write to you and I
will gladly send our address to those
who desire to have it. Emerson's Es-
says are wonderful, but I, too, think
there are lot of good books for a girl
to read h a have more thrill in them
than essays. Why not write US
thing about your friend in England?
I am sure all the girls would like to
hear about lei and I would too.
Old Bridge, N. j.,
August IA, 1918.
Dear Helen:
I have read Among Us Girls for
about a week and I have fell in love
with you and your girls. I just know
I will love Curly Locks and would
love to ave a personal letter from her
II you will please forward her my adj
dress.
/ am not Yet seventeen, but hope to
be o I will be sixteen in January
and he following September I go to
California to be a moving picture ac-
tress. If my mother doesn't change
her mind and not let me SO.
I am a tall blond and weigh one
hundred and twenty pounds.
With love to all the girls,
"BOBBIE,"
I am sure Curly Locks will like to
write to you and I will be delighted
to send her your address. I think it
would be great fun to be a movie ac-
tress. I have always wanted to go in
the movies myself. You have to work
pretty hard, though, before you can
be successful.
Perth Amboy,
August IL. 1919.
Dear Helen:
Or perhaps 1t Is Dear Girls? I think
that it should be both. I have read
this column with much interest daily,
and I give the careful assurance that
it does not take much courage to write
to such an Interesting column. to
| our dear editor also.
The girls have such splendid ideas
and the Z. w. 9. A plan is exception
ally nice.
1 only wish dear Girls, and dear
editor also, that I could suggest some
! brilliant Idea also but lis 7 ana afraid
7 canuoE