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bers. Leyerton ana Burt Is her 2t,euaau;
lE1.sS Among the rTirciyal gentlemen O.
her c1grt were Nj Les TrAMue Ac9 vi
Walter kimme- Miss Geneva Watts was
queen OK the red rosa party. " hose maid
@: honor was Miss MAeele Howell. there
being oaiy one OF tha; side, as Hyrrca lad
captured one before t1- entertainment
came of. Zach s.dv had waters or me
tables, among whom were Mss Ricbarisoa.
Miss Wall ana Miss Graham. The Two
sAn4s with thC.- bavy Of sweet maid rs
and gallant cavaliers presented an Stt-2c-
tlYe tabisau. II. pfuapal seniiemfn al
the re4 stand were Mr Monohsn. Nj Scott
M Well and Mr.. Outlar Riehl brayely
waeed tae contest FOR several hours. til
toward D. O'Clock &: Wa thought best 20
close i I'D Woteea 10 perform the coro-
Mason ceremonies on TIE queen Of the
united houses. no was TO b. chosen from
the side which had taken u most mooey
W 70 that time The red rose WAS touad
- be toT!ous and their choice for queen
vas Gooa declared 70 oe Mass Geneva
Watts. who richly meriied the honor, as
enc had worked ysliaa,iy for the cause
from j's lnc.pleucy 10 ITS close. According
20 The plan a me contest. iu order 70
unite the rival houses OF York and i.ancas-
tef Miss watts had to select ibe King from
he otagT sda ard Nj Walter kimmer
was IRE choice. With the standard bearers
Z the l-4d the King and queen. followed
by tA,ly respective courts aud crowd OF
eduiTns sghiects Jed the grand march
- tho throne prepared a. the back OF the
iot and the floral Grown OF the two colors
: G. paced on her brow by the king during
the reading o. o8cs, one 10 the kiag the
other ~ The queen COMPOSED by Mrs. j.
e. Breaker. the Inspiring genius OF the
entertainment
at The meeting Of their Aid society.
June - the ladies' who gave the entertain
mont resolved "a return their sincere
thanks 20 thcir young friends both la
dies and gentlemen. who 50 kindly gave
thor time ard money ana TO all who as
E'stef them in contributing and TO a gem
erous public for their very large attend
snce, To the hand Who discoursed for them
SUCH sweet music during the evening they
can u1l sufficiently express their thanks
as e, 70 doubt siaed very much In securing
ihe large attendance They are conscious
that there were many defects In their
management but as they are 4 new or
ran.2ation and fcw in number and some OF
thofe were oyerpowerod by over-eXcrtlnn
anl tho excessive beat Of The day and not
able TO work when the tug Of war" cama,
thry hope that an ludulgcnt public viii
forgive their mistakes and give them credit
for doing the best they could under the
circumstances. Last bu, far from least.
they present 20 Mr. Edgar Newton. an en-
,crprislug young conductor. n worthy son
OF an houored father. th.ir thanks for his
mo6t invaluable services IN the erection Of
their decoration stands under the burning
sun OF that hot June day, the longes, in
the year. They also give thanks to The
Post for the aid given them BY Kind words.
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Nora McGrogor Ashe.

, Dimes and letters also came from Bertha
may barnhill. 2 years old; William Travis
o'Bar of LaGrangc, who sent two old
Fashioned half dimes; Mrs. A. II. stanton
OF Houston for a little boy and Girl;
1arhitta and Alyse Fulton; Julia Pardon
nuckley OF Houston; Orriene Fuller of
houston; Bessie Taft and Dorothy Cherry
OF Fairview. Two little children sent let
d., 'aAt week ana forgot to enclose the
diihes. 80 OF course they We're left out.
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competition those who had had the ad-
vantage over her in respect 70 period Of
,lna She is under Mne Gtagua Lime,
Nho Is : former pupil q Nsrchesi.
Mrs George =, Mcdonnell and Miss Jes-
sic Thomas leave FOR ,hc North on Thurs
day. They expect 10 make their future
home ia Chicago much 10 the ;egret Of
their many Hogston friends and ndmrcrs.
Miss Adelia La Coursla-e who has been
the guest G, Miss SHELLS Fernandez, leaves
Tuesday evening for chicago, where she
will remain few weeks, and thence to
her home in New YORK
Mrs James McCane and Miss Katie Dunn
leave Tuesday morning for san Francisco
Intending to visit the principal cities en-
route
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Messrs Sherman Brady and Fenyick
Kendall have conc to seahrook 10 visit
their cousin, Kendall Menatd.
Misc Stella Cave and Miss Lucy Brady
arrived Friday morning from the convent
at Dallas
Miss Mary Screws Of Montgomery, Ala,
IS visiting Mrs. L. d. Dwyer. 1916 Pease
avenue
Miss Holmes OF Arkansas. who has been
visiting Mrs Walter Torrey. re.,fus boroa
this week.
,,t ,,,t r,Au
where she VIII visit friends Tor a rouul. n,
weeks.
m. ,,.,it. r., T., .,.t,,.. T..
= .' 'I'@s .r''''' "" !" ''''''"b AeF s's'ef ia
MIS- o. T. HON and Mrs |. Il. Seward
are visiting HltnaS IN brennan.
Mr.. Hampton shaw, son Of Judge W. ".
SHAW. Is nome from Princeton Tor thc gum
"'e''
Mrs. u, T Hill and son Walter are he
guests Of Mrs o. ID. Caldwell, 7l2 La
Branch street.
Captain and Mrs j. c. Hut,hcson md
children left Tuesday night for their home
In the mountaJnS Of Tcnucssee.
Mt. passl. 40 tnnpo.,n VIM has hson
,ho a,,rsc,Iy,. mo, n, ~. II Cs,non
rn,,,~ns 40 bcr borne N f;.o,,t, AfonIay
- -. =, $500. ,,,a,',.'
49,, MRS, ;, w. mhfFls''. o. oolese h'a'''h Is
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SONG.

The cuckoo called from the green bourhs
N stIlu th- thrush gave back ats call
"here the sunbelms shivered between
boughs,
uoid lace on leafy shawl
But quenched was 't',e I.,ht above me.
ANA hustled was the bird on che tree
li' mat hour when she ctased TO love
me.
When my love took flight of me.
inc wind leapt M with ahiver
ana rlistled among tho gram.
anu the swifis SKINNED low on the river,
- AND ihe KIND was gray with rain;
bmt. oh; the scent of the heather.
inc plaSh OF the siininer sea.
borne In with tho wind and the weather,
When NV love came back to me.
Pail Mall Gazette.
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when my love took fllght of me.
Govcrnment Money.

FeorIa Journal.
Andrew carneee's promise to give an
other million dollars to charity this spring
would be received with more acclaim II It
were not for feeling on tho part Of tho
general public that he 10 giving away gov
ernment money.
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Dear Mason .

IJNdT FlGsUN.
Jarvis. Liberty County, am little gin
years old. l enclose 30 cents for three
bricks in the Faith Home Papa and
mamma gave me the money for wedding
grass from among tho flowers My papa
gets The Post every day and Sundays he
reads all the children's letters TO me,
which | enjoy very muck. With many
good wishes. l am, your little friend,
Clara Scott.
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No More Alglnlli||
In the Light Of Exl,tlp. =.
Argde1

mont is necessary. To u. ~ III
wy has como the sei, a. ne vhos
hnnIe, ,.s worth and value ~ ~
tbnsa s so"n, and city Il IA
Hcn.a,wno have tested IL
ms 'wItnas,,an and are ready to 20 = {
yniin,,esses For the truth,
SIN man NJ. Edgar, 2si v...
SuepS, san Antonio. H., ".saa
nays nays been afflicted ali nv IN. ~
.Ihr rheumatism, generate. VIZ
tne chest.. Ths attacks cam. Deae r
lays Lays anu during their 'ccr,,,s
was lncapacitated. irlsJ Aa1uaa
my attention was called In h,egu
permanent relief. / sec,,,SA wy ~
munyon's Rheumatism ru,. : pstk /
'auout hait of 1t. 1 began ,m,ssss1
once, aud now consider msp. s'u {
cured. purchased Two snsH Nv ~
huhyons Liver and Dysncnsi. v Ta
MY Wife, and she ms p $500, ~ A
greatest benent from them .see'va "
w. \. Garner, business
y -, t,sc,legram, Fort Worth. M ~
la suffered very much from NJ
Uo'u' mo bad pain In nv ~. Y,
Wa threatened with pneunon,a ~. ~
ouG o9t'ie OF Munyon's Cold our, :. W 4
sc1LeI ana was relieved from ns,s Z
auur hours. and completely cured /. y
uays. l must say II works Ike 4 sss. y
,Munyon has a separate remedy - ~
ulse..se, ana all druggists sell thsw H.,
~ - cents Vial. Ii In doubt PEN
Mnnyon invites you to wrjts r. M
l."o Arch Street, Philadelphis ~
medical advice. w
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WEALTH.

r.
Ike pretty maids flushed With 10Y.
with glad hair blowing free.
They smile RICH. kiud OF ruEny : boy,
Bu: only one Tor me.
But I have penny. ihl3le. a1d Joan,
ana ny sE.et Jean has ne.
Meadow and flock, Ste v3ss folk zSsa,
X aeye: were rlgh: 70 miss.
But my mad Joan bss ki-t!e red
And merry mouth 70 k2as.
And can f.adle 4rd Ioa1 can sing.
And wha; were better LA t1's!
The yorag Dol talk & getcrg and gold,
And ia1es tar ore- the s-a,
But nrd ny fiddle WIN never grow old,
Aad ,a!s e me hie se- re.
have q penny. ~ ;-14e. and 9oar,
ana ny sweet 1oa1 has -e'
sociefy Ia q las. settlet GoTa !ato he-
GUNNER slr.o spA tss world 4rs,es at,s,t,
,.,.,...-,. b.. ,......-,...-... 49,. -.
0'f 800 - '-e
IS arouhed o. aal ooal.y. hgH'eve-. b. c2tl"-
,,'lo,s s,8 ,,ebs--,s, ,.it ~, a.. 49,.
-,s -,,--.,.- .,.-... - ,-, 80 ....
sequ,.use. Aiao the.e az VI sta-!s,ele- rE4--
ties aud even the never si1-aot-!ae gay
-, 81 IT,
~. se.,..e -s5s M, 7..,,at- In al
they are lra1s despite the al-luiug e1c-ae.
DO nos irff7l 20 merely eS,s;, but .seTs-st
IN -saicyi1g iatsase.sts. oo.i.70.0e that there
are may - 9rsH piAres r. :, d.e- ~ pass 10:
summer thsa Hols oa, !c&As.
On "ea1es day cyeDi1E Est g. SoeE-1
church Mrs t.e7a Iltgna. a.uyatr- o.. st-
.-a w.. ls,--i., r. &c., s
"~' LIS '5-
20 MI arthur q 4Aie.Eiy ~ o'c.ocs
be hTtaaL tar.y ce.are3 ana -1aet,i.A 70
.Ao 49, - 49, -,
~ s - -, '-''s 80 wye s'4,'- "
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The Pos. Is pleased TO rec<,vs all items
Of a social nature 1, addressed 70 -Sssasiy
Editor" Houston Post. Tel.pao-s AL
Communications must be writ5sa rPc-
one side Of the paps. only. and signed ~
the writer, and must rcae5 the office ~
Saturday nool,
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Dear Mason .

j.
Willis.-I am n little boy 10 vears old.
and my little brother Is years old. We
each Will se1d you dime to buy two
bricks to help build the Faith Home ]
earned my dime by drawing twenty one
buckets of water, My brother Edmund
earned his dime by getting papas mali
every day,
Nehemiah Andrew Cravens, Jr.
Edmund Powell Crayens.
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dime Mamma gave II TO her for feeding
her little chickens. Her name 10 Winnie,
and she is years old. feel so sorry for
the little children that have no home. With
love to the little children, remain,
Annie Gadekc.
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Dear Mason.
Houston Hcichts.-l am n great reader
OF the HSppyhammers' page and admire
their iotiers and good work so much.
think ,heir motto Ia a grand one. My sis
ter Nellie and brother sgd each send a
dime and send ~ cents to buy bricks for
the Faith Home. Respectfully.
Marguerite Arnold.
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DVdT NdEON.
Conroe. AS so many little children are
sending In dimes to help the Faith Home,
We would like TO help also, Find enclosed
20 cents for two bricks. We are two little
girls. and earned our money by helping our
mothers. Hoping the Faith Home viii be
u success. we are. Lucie Harris.
Ella Griffin.
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In tho Faith Home. used to live in Hous.
ton. My little cousin. Harvey Harper.
lives there. Waco Is my home now. I
made my dime amusing my little sister
wishing that yo'i may succeed in raising
the $50. / am your little friend.
Claude Kayanaugh
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Mono need be deceived In buy H<
'ss 'S !. q. ss. o. Z. The .l ssn s..d: S
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Dear Mason.

Dear Mason.
Housion.--I am little girl years old,
and gladly send my dime to buy brick for
the Faith Home. | earned my dime by
MOI hothering my mamma about giving me
niekels TO buy soda water with. Your little
friend. Hazel Macs.
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One letter that was scrubbed all over
came from little girl who couldn't write
any better. but her private secretary" in
terprcted 1t al follows:
Dear Mason.
dot my mamma to div me dime and
want you to pease take II and buy
nome for the babies at amt dot n, homes
"hcn Diet drate big dime / am dom to
Diet EN- dolly and a pitcher book.
Little Marie Bright.
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Dear Mason.


Observation-Disclosures please find one
dime give 1t freely to buy brick for
the Faith Home. Tho Bible says, at is
more blessed 10 give than to receive" Hop
ing you will soon have all the bricks you
need, am, your little friend.
Lillian Bush
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Dear Mason.


houston Enclosed you Will find 10 cents
ior brick toward helping the Faith Home.
wanted TO do something for the orphans
lGr long time, | am little girl If years
old, ! hope tho home viii be success. 1
remain, your friend,
Nora McGrogor Ashe
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Hous'on-l am little boy only Ia
months ola and enclose dime to buy
brick for the poor little orphans home /
feel so sorry for them, because they have
no papa and mamma to love them like
nave. l have been living here only
month l used to live at Glddlnes, whore
my Aunt Emma lives. I hope Won NAV
ger many more dimes. From your LITTLE
unknown friend, lrl +, Kenneri
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Dear Mason .

1IVHT NHSUH,
Hot Springs. Ark.--Enclosed you will
ind 40 cents In dimes 20 buy us four bricks
In the Faith Iiome--.wo FOR myself and
two for my little sister. Marion Edwlna
COOK. We live In Hot Springs. Ark. but
houston and Its people wo love and claim
as our home Abner Hugh Conf,
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Dear Mason d.

Houston--I have very interest
Ing class OF boys and girls In
the Second Presbyterian sunday school.
who are ever ready to help on
good work. and having read OF the
chance 10 help build the Faith Home. they
have each worked some cleaning house or
yard or mindng baby to make their dimes.
and now We are able to serfd 81. Respect
fully.
Mis T. s. Wood, Gussie kirshkcy, Leila
Schmidt. George kirshkey. Annie Schmidt.
Eddie Heonke. Edna Tote. Andrew Sulll-
van, Ruth Pointer, Lily Fisher.
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Dear Mason,

Little White Oak, Texas.-I am n LITTLE
girl years old I enclose a dime IN Inv
brick Tor the Faith Home. I have washed
aishes and helped mamma for my dine
an very tohd OF babies and would like
to see them in their new home WrIi
VIII eiose' Angle Sharman.
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the summer -espts from ciuN Fnf'ts7@is
me CUT WI fs.hef "a, INC iir@ In''' ~ :
N Irs,sor v.3ts sn, r,-cst5,ps M-s Na-s.
vur1hv-
No''1'0 H1'"'''9S O me "'1'hH "'~e
! i1s clnn. h7S h"nnsA MS helfHuatll
Ma. Nn-swn-1Ay Mrs.. l9nrrN,.r ana MS.
I r.r-i-r -,s. ~, --r.,--.sa,,r 4sr- va. 49,
| - ,
/ &c" Nt'~it y" 'Sru'l'A-e 0AiealSF q
4 Tf-1cs'e. Z rs TO- iHs ron ~ saAsao. i V-z-s
| osSs5es "a cnz.lrne .l,e staAy q N8-vxy,
| small zs-ar-,,ss asr.-r ss--. -7.ss last -ea-
il tsS: subss-;. zaa il A31lt.oa. america
ana T,-~es ets---r AL b. -y,-s.sss This
premises .i,c-cpcs!y .-aa-5ytrr coa-ss C.
etudy ana ,Aass 10 wou.l Know some
49, 90 80 an $50 s.ss. % '',- go '1'
knowledge O. ne home country. would
Do well 20 fol'ow The same studies ~
~ 80 va, tel-.- D." 80 10y .o
t.-5,.tya .l.,-,.. - e'4'- ----s S'N'1' 4-4 as
~ a. ''a''e e-~' '' 'e''
lbe snIi1c- nlsn' excuTs'cos on the bsY
saoFe Ans 70 Ia Porte are proving de-
/ cideoly popular There Is always sure to
be pleasant ooupe1y o. tie journey eat
there are al s0rts q delightful attractions
on the ehc7n sailing, dancing. which is
really enjoyable ard the resttuiness Of the
broad Illuminated yerartas are sut.c al
ard each excursion is avaite5 eagerly
I.SSt week the following VOL known
: people GU: u the iarge crowd were noted
Nr and Mrs. Bell Huay. Misses SADIE
Sl.tg Messrs Ahhg1t Cock-eil. Welig X *
lart. o G. Drew. IT, Richard Cooke NJ.
TneS MI. a-1 Mt
he AZ az ~. -, ~ -, 49,.
s-t s-s ~ - -
"-l -1- ~
-, ~ W.. NY u anu
-''. 80 'tls ~
ana Mrs Cbs-lr. r4vrs-fs W .-, ~.
" =. Mansfield. Mr. and Ms Z n
era MIS-. Rfnan Heard. Miss
El--t- 49, NJ. c - 80, N.ss
Tas,e- Ns res-l On af7rs ~ ral,ss
., ye jauze-te ~ iallzs Miss A1die
w" ii-ppia Hiss Ella VS.
.IQ Euss pla--te 49,. -. 'sl'
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Houston-l send 10 cents for a
brick in the new Faith Home and
hope you will get great many
dimes from the children. I have
been 10 Faith Home and have seen the
children there and hope they will soon
have a new home. Sincerely.
Elizabeth Howell.
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Dear Mason

Dear Mason.
Houston--I want to sheip build the
nome for little children. so here
Ia my dime am small my
sell, being only years and months
Ola. feel sorry for little children who
have no good father and mother TO care
Tor them My mamma had to write this
for me. as | ain TOO small
Harvey HARPER
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Dear Mason.

Houston. My aunt sends you 10 cents
ana send You 10 cents for tho home. l
nope IT VIII be finished before winter
comes again l will close. FROM
Audley Ducros.
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A FULL LINE OF MUNYON'S s,aj
DIES SOLD BY
A. E. Kiesling, Drugsi9|
'l2 Main Street. Houston Ts,n
County orders solicited.
Educational and summer Rev
Founded by the Rt. Rev. A. G. uAIsn]
b, D.. LII D.. Bishop Of DalA, 4
S|.N0|y' S|l|iI|
A COLLEGE
FOR THE CHRISTIAN
EDUCATION OF WOMEN,

under the auspices Of the Protestant IN
copal church. Situated on Gafreti tysaaA
College Hin, Dallas. Texas
College, preparatory, sclentifc ADd Mo-.
airy courses. Classics and higher iM,hN
MATES. IN charge Of graduates Of Wtust.
ley ana University Of Toronto.
School OF Music. under difeaicA q ~
Instructors. trained In Germany VI Nm
England Conservatory Of Muxc
French and German laugh BY European
teachers.
Art ana china painting taught according
to III. best msthods. -.
Health. diet and physical culture 10
charge OF trained nurse
stone building. spacious gounds, sac'
titc lights. furnace beat
Teisus Tor tuition--includins ana, ss, isS1
modern languages and al Ens w
branches board, fuel. light, washing. "a
per anniim. Music. art and t!ocauon n.
ira charges For cataloyus snd ,, isr!nsTs y
formation. address MISS TOkhsn.hh. Nh.
PRINCIPAL 81. Aiary's Institute pA
Texas.
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Dear Mason

Houston. Enclosed are three dimes.
SISTER ana J earned ours brushing the dust
Off pepa's shoes and helping mamma. IN,
third dime is to buy a brick In memory OF
our dear little engel brother. John Joseph.
We are from Lexington, Ky, aud find
Houston too hot We are going home to
spend the sumner. Yours truly.
Francis l.. Clements. Jr.
E. Catherine Clements
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Miss Rc<a Williams N the rsis srouna
enroruiucd score Of her yuuas friunds
npe evening Last wepS win eatne arc
oshur mndes al Incrri ugRkius Dninty re-
irsehments wore sp-ved,
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Houston--T am little girl
years old have brother who
is years old. We have earned
our dimes carrying wood in for mamma aud
We want to help build the wall in the aFth
Home.
Njrgic Long,
Henry Long
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Houston--i send 10 cents to buy a brict.
and my little brother sends one, too To
get our dimes We got big sister TO mako
us cake and candy, which We sold. Hoping
the children VIII soon have a nice home. 1
Will close. Your little friends.
Duane Stcgali.
Mary Ethel Stegall.
This IL splendid way to earn money.
Why don't you all try it? Mason)
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Dear Mason .


Houston.-I am little boy years old,
and send 30 cents TO buy n brick apiece for
myself and my two little brothers Our
uncle sent us some money for Chrietmas
presents. and we send some Of Il to help
build home for the orphans. We live
near the Faith Home. Your little friends,
Jerome T. Terry. lr.
Frank Orrin Terry.
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Dear Mason.

Houston-I am little boy Z
years OLD. My name is Charlie c.
Brown and my papa is MIR. q
l.. Brown of Hamilton Brown Shoe
company. ! earned my dime for the Faith
Home brick by pulling down my folding
bed and tucking In the bar every night for
a week. Your friend,
Charlie Conrad Brown.
tThe way that some little folks think OF
10 earn money ought TO set some business
men TO thinkiug.-M ason.)
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Dear Mason

beaumont. Enclosed you will find two
dimes to help buy bricks for the Faith
Home. Hoping you Will soon have dimea
enough TO build tho wall, We are,
Clyde and Charley King
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Mis- Lois rGriah d, &so capl,ol Hvrnns
was hosiess at pleasant ceep!ns rerts
IN Monday, The hours o, tpsstlviey nassed
AH sno swifsly and she suesis were GU
shusisssn 81 thcir declaration 81 ttt
nhaTrns o; abe hospitality Of their onte'~
tAlnn-
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This members a. tno Great Expectation
club should know thRt they arr SUPPOSED
10 I've -aaains NRrtin t'hnzal,wit eurins
the SUMMER -psplSs from ciuf TnrsIsrszs.
TIE cluh VII cnther IN nc fsryu rnrtt.ns
Of The new snssnn on lhs seroua T>ecsaas
~ or;onas Hjth iah prcsd6erl, MIS- No-s.
vurfNv.
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sb-oar Aer~wed, each c~rryins sway a
most rfesr~~l memory OF tNe cveni;is
Those preesrt we-e Nte>Ps Nepa Ssss,
ALICE Ccyle Carrie Wirsins. Jenpie Davis.
Aline Knight Corlth krisht. Lizzie pvycf
Mamfe Wf,son Of Texas CSsy. NAmse
Snsfny OF san Antonio, Ncss-s Curry, Pow.
isr, Wtrpius harding, Siusliry, Niliorln
Ruth, Smith, T'olrsn sna Harr~i,
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Dear Maaon.

Houston.--I am little girl 10 years old
and / have little brother G years old.
We each send 10 cents to help buy bricks
for the Faith Home. Your little friends.
Harry Luke.
Sadie Luke.
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Dear Mason

IfHT MUEON,
calvert.--I am an orphan girl ~ years OF
age. aud can truly say / can sympathiz.
with these little ones. am fond OF babies
and trust all of them who enter this Home
VIII live to be great men and women. En-
closed find dime. Youra.
Beatrice Oscar.
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Nirgie Long,
Henry Long,
Dear Mason

Dear Mason.
Houston--I am little girl years old. ]
send YOU a dime for myself and one for my
brother Good bye. Your friend.
Ella Cage.
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Dear Mason.

dear MASON.
Boerne--l am 4 little boy years old
and ] am from ifouston. but We are up
here for my little brothers. health. Ho
has been sick for eighteen months send
you 20 cents to buy brick for the Faith
$. Alexander Cramer.
Maurice ]. Cramer.
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BRICK FUND.
The Amount Raised for Faith Home
This Week, Si@.t0.
Desr nrick BATS.

The amour; raised for Faith Home this
week, sl2 40.
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Dear Mason.

Dear Mason.
uston.--Here ia a quarter from my
own bank for the children's home.
Marcus A. Westcott, Jr.