The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-10

Mrs Alden has prepared the following
game for Junior branches: The teacher
selects a Sunshine Boy and a Sun
shine Girl" Both stand in the center of
ring that the other children form.
These are the songs Tor recitations) used:
Little Boy:
81 NJ little Sunshine boy
Sunshine carries warmth and joy,
Carries life and carries light
Makes the world all glad and bright"
Little Girl:
''Im a Sunshine grille true
Sunshine has so much to do
That / think twill take us all
To be sun-rays great and small"
Both ito Other Junors)
''N ont YOU join our Sunshine band,
Scattering brightness Ger the land?"
All Juniors:
w would like TO be sun-rays,
Bril- cling JOY long all our ways.
If you'll tell us what to do
We will join the band with you"
Boy and Girl:
"Only this: Be ever true
To the light God gives to you;
Think no blessing sweetly lent
For yourself alone was meant.
But as rays straight from the sun
Quickly kindly, pass it on
Nowhere could a shadow be
Next sun-ray. don't you see?"
All Joining hands and dancing in a ring:
I'VE will all be srn-rays true
We will seek kind things to do
Try TO make the whole world bright,
Bringing happiness and light
Into lives low dark and sad
Until they are good and glad.
Bless d.. Wen pass our blessings on,
AS the light comes from the sun;
Every girl and boy a ray,
Turning darkness into day;
Carrying light thus joyfully,
'Sunshiners' We all will be
The Sunshine Boy and Sunshine
Girl" then choose their own successors,
and join the ring themselves.
Really good cattle and really good men
and women are too scare. The former
bring a good price, and the latter have
no price at all-they can't be bought.
cit was only a sunny smile,
And little il cost in the giving,
But il scattered the night
And made the day worth living.
Through life's dull warp wool it wove
In shining colors of light and love,
And the angels smiled as they watched
above,
YET it cost little in giving
Every human being should earnestly
extract from life out of his environment
that which is best,
y smile, WORD or touch,
And each is easily given,
Yet one may win
A soul from sin,
Or smooth the way to heaven,
A smile may tighten the falling heart
~ word may soften pains keenest smart.
A touch may lead us from sin apart
How easily each is given''
The man who says he cannot quit
chewing or drinking is continually insult
ing himself. This is just why he has
been given intelligence. The intelligent
imam with will can do almost anything.
GOOD FOOD AND HOME er-NSHINE
Better is a dinner of herbs where love
IS than a stalled OK and hatred there
with, said Solomon, but it is equally
true that the better the dinner, the more
likely is love TO be there. Men of lean
and hungry look are not always Mot
Jers. iconoclasts or anarchists but gas
TIltlS and bad temper often go together
and Joll1ty and adipose tissue are fire.
quent COMPANIONS. When the coffee and
the eggs are Just right the day is veil
begun and likely to be well enued. a
bad breakfast has been known to cause
a man deliberately to offend --oad Gus
toner and many a serious family quarrel
could be traced to yellow biscuits or
tough steak.
The simplest, cheapest fare may be