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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 29, 4 February 1939, Page 12

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TRUE BLUE IN ALL THINGS

16.51 “MY TEKI" 16.5.5 •'SATISFACTION" 16.56 “WOOD BUG" 46.57 •SUNBEAM SUE" 46.58 “NAUGHTY MARIETTA CM KANGIWAEA" 46.59 “SAVAC.E .MIC KEY"

Dear Wcndj May I ho enroled in the Wendy Hut? And for my penname I would like to have “Naughty ' Marietta of Rangiwaea.” 1 am glad I am joining the clan. From* "NAUGHTY MARIETTA OF RANG]-I WAEA,” Rangiwaea. Welcome io Iho Wendy Hut, my dear. I am ever so pleased you have I decided to join our merry ranks. 1 . am able to give you the pen-name i you have asked for with the addition; of Rangiwaea. The other is in use.] Do pop in again soon, won't, you?- , Wendy. Dear Wendy,- Will yoq please er.-1 rol me as a member of your club? May I have “Sunbeam" for my penname? I stayed at Aramoho for some of my school holidays. There is a big military camp about, thirteen miles from our place. If “Sunbeam is taken it doesn't matter, Wendy. It hasn't been very good up this* way I for tennis lately. While 1 was down at Aramoho I saw the rowing on the Wanganui River. I went to see the picture “Rosalie,” with Nelson Eddy in it, and enjoyed it very much. Well, 1 must close, Wendy. Hoping this letter reaches you safely. From “SUNBEAM SUE,” Rangiwaea. Welcome to the Wendy Hut, my dear. I am ever so pleased to have you in our merry ranks: I am sorry but the pen-name you have asked; for is in use so I have added a little Io it and made your our “Sunbeam i Sue.” I hope you will like that. 1 Wendy. Dear Wendy, Ma\ I join you. . happy band? 1 hope you are as well ■ as I am, Wendy. 1 know quite a! number of the Rata lies; some very I well. May 1 have "Satisfaction” for' my pen-name? As this is is my first i letter I will close until next week. How are you, "Teki,” “Spudpicker,'’ “Speed Demons,” "Happy Lassie” an.. “Purple Cloaks I and II”? Well, 1 hope. Cheerio for now. Love to ail the Iles.-From “SATISFACTION,” Rata. Welcome to the Wendy Hut, m ? dear. I am ever so happy to have you join our merry ranks. You may have the pen-name you have asked for.—Wendy. Dear Wendy,—Just a few lines to see if I may join the Wendy Hut and sit around your nice, warm fire. “Mickey Savage,” I saw you at tennis on Sunday playing with “Teki’s Pal” and B.R. I’m glad Rata won the tennis and defeated Hunterville. Well, Wendy, it’s a bit late to say anything about Christmas, but how did you all enjoy it? E.P. and R.S., are your pen-names "The Bug” and "The BUG’S PAL”? Well, who is ready to go back to school? I for one am not. “Sergeant Dan” and Sergeant Dun’s Pal,” 1 haven't seen anything of your letters lately. It is about time you both wrote. “Pauline Potoa,” you haven't written foi ages. “Deanna Durbin,” what a long time it is since you wrote and how is your neck? I think I’ll have to come round with a pin or needle to wake you all up again. The Huntei - ville lies will be getting ahead of us. Wendy, how does the score go and who is on top? Do you keep count ur anything? “E.H.,” you will soon be going back to Oamaru, won't you ? I expect you don’t want to go either. How many of the Ites went to Castlecliff on the excursion? Well, everybody, have any of you the penname of “Wood Bug,” because if you haven’t may I have it? Well, pals, I must close. With love. —From “WOOD BUG” Rata. Welcome to the Wendy Hut, my dear. I am so happy to see our Rata clan’s ranks swelling so rapidly No, I do not keep a record of the number who actually join from various districts. All Ites are enroled in a master register. You may have the pen-name you have asked for.— Wendv.