The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-22
SUNSHINE IN AND FOR ALABAMA FROM
 ROBINSON SPRINGS.

S6nkcI bTduCn. w HO VIII tthdit AiSi o AAt~o azine or nice book. and occasionally few stamps to help pay postage? Her name Is Miss Willie Jane Shepperd of wedowee. Randolph County Ala. Some of the members have already obtained new pair of crutches for her."
 I am quite sure that some of the nopie Jewish ladies, as well as others Tn the various church congregations or Mont gomery, will respond to this modest 'ap- peal. made by Mrs. Edith Casey, wno edits the Sunshine column in the paper.
 From the same source learn that MISS Sarah Thacker of Fort Payne, Ala, who is a blind girl. will be grateful for let ters of s.good cheer from Sunshine mem bers. Her sister will answer the letters for her.
 In The Sunshine Bulletin we find that at Marfet, Tex, where there Is brancn of thirty-seven Sunshine members, there were two of them that lived on ranches thirty miles from town. These two were there in time to meet the travellers when the train stopped for supper. They rooe on horseback to be with the thirty-nve others who were in evidence at the rail- road station. ,, ..Be good, sweet maid, and let who will
 be clever.
 Do noble things, not dream them all day
 long. ~f :, So shalt thou make life. death ana all
 that vast forever,
 One grand, sweet sohg."
 The Sunshi ,e Branch at Robinson Springs, Ala, continues to circulate books. magazines and newspapers to all who come for them. It's members are active in quiet good deeds that bring good cheer to each other and to all in need Of It fand who does not need it?) but also in I~t. that scatter sunshine and giadness into many hearts. But these Sunshiners do not care to put their names and works into print. More's the pity!
 Master Joseph H. Gottlieb of Jerusa- lem, Palestine, is the only support of his aged parents. He will send a lovely sou vepir book of pressed flowers bound in polished olive wood to any Sunshine mem Der who will post him money order for S1. This will help him to care for his par ents, and members will obtain a lovely souvenir of the different places of inter- est in the Holy Land" This poor boy made his first appeal for help to me at this place sending beautiful flower album as an offering. The album was forwarded to Mrs. Westover Alden in New York, and now the result need not be announced. The Sunshine Bulletin, Jewish Messenger, Christian Herald and other papers have continued to make the appeal for him. Such is the far-reaching l work of the I. S. S.
 Branch No ? of Scio, N. T., gave a St. Patrick supper on March IT at which thir- ty children were fed. From a silver col lection, $5 in money was realized. This was sent to headquarters as the dues of the branch for the current year. Miss Winifred Howe Is President These work CTS covered themselves with glory by this l potato supper" Potatoes were served in all kinds of good things. The supper w1s | free to children, but adults were asked to pay 10 cents. This put a little money into 1 the treasury ard gave good time to all l members. e- Sunshine Bulletin. It is from the per | of that sweet woman and sweet singer Mrs. Margaret E. Sangster: Live in the Sunshine. | gloom,
 Carry some gladness the world to Hume Live in the brightness, and take this tc | heart.
 The world will be gayer if you'll do youl
 part.
 
 lOpen-air Christians live nobly and well Live where the joys are. and, scornia, defeat,
 Have a god-morrow for all whom yo, meet.
 Live as the victor. and triumphing g Through this queer world, beating dowi every foe.
 Live in the sunshine, God meant it fo you!
 Live as the robins and sing the da, through
 There are two Sunshine Branches il Greenville Ala. Both are reported a! doing we'll" by Mrs. Alden. One O these branches takes the name of Magno lia Circle No. ?, I. s. S. of Ala. It membership was first enrolled with th Magnolia Circle No. 1. of Robinson Springs Mrs. Dr. Kendrick is its presi | dent. Mrs. Robert A. Beeland its secre tary. It has a Sunshine library and fl promised more books soon from head uqarters.
 The Bright Side Circle of Connection Is one of a lately formed band of tn I. S. S. Like the Albany branch of tn l. s. s. this Connecticut band or brancl has several circles with leaders. Thes leaders constitute the executive board O the branch. They are doing wonders il scattering. Sunshine. This should b. the motive and moving spirit of tn, Alabama branches. Mrs. Alden. witl 1 whom this, Robinson Springs branch il in close touch by correspondence, recon l mends cooperation and federation among all branches of the I. s. s. without send ing al the effects contributed for distri hutton to headquarters in New York. w have a State President, let us urge he to aid us in that work of State Fedora ton. When great things, great enter prises, great good works are to be ac complished, they must be placed il charge of workers and leaders who knov how to cooperate and organize.
 Mrs. E. Verdery Battey, Robinson Springs. Ala. June ?, 1902.
 cox -RIDENHoUR.
 At GEO o'clock yesterday morning Mis- Mary Isabelle Ridenhour and Mir. Solo noon Iaffarson Coy were united in p1ar