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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 97, 26 April 1930, Page 4 (Supplement)

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“TE AEOHA” 24 years. ‘‘LONE STAR” 13 years. Dear Wendy,—l am another grownup lured into joining the Wendy Hut by “White Forget-me-not.” Oh, yes, she’s been at it again, and I am glad to join the Hut for peace sake. All my friends, both male and female,- arc Wendyitcs. I always feel out of place with them as they are always talking of the doings of the Wendy Hut. My brother and sister are both Wendyites, and they find both happiness and amusement in your pages, and thus make me more eager to become a Wendyite. Best wishes to you Wendy and Wendyitcs.—From “TE AROHA,” Wanganui. Welcome to the Wendy Hut, my dear. And so you are another j .ownup who has fallen a victim of our “White Forget-me-not?” How industrious she is. Hardly one week ever goes past but she finds new readers for our merry band. I hope you will find as much happiness with us as your brother and sister have. You may have the pen-name you have asked for.—Wendy.

Dear Wendy,—Please may I become a Wendyite and may I have “Lone Star” for my pen-name? My sister is a Wendyite, so I have decided to become one, too. May I have “Fairy Snowflake” and “Frisco Maid” for my pen-friends? I will close now. With lots of love to all the Wendyites far and near and also yourself. —From “LONE STAR,” Taringamotu. Welcome to our Hut, my dear. Yes, you may have the pen-name you have asked for. I will see if I can get the pen-friends you have asked for. Write again soon, won’t you? —Wendy.