The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-05
Cbe International
Sunshine Society

Minnesota for the International Sunshine
society. Mrs Theodore Haynes, Hotel
Miss Lillian NJ Ellis. 1915 St Anthony
avenue, st. Paul, is state organizer.
Emma D. Langley, Rockville, MINI,
will be ffty-seven years old April g. and
has been unable to walk a step for nearly
twenty-seven years. She has always
lived in the country and birthday let
ter party would be pleasure to her, as
her friends and neighbors are all busy
farmers and life gets very monotonouS.
She has always lived with her Oldest
daughter, and until about twelve years
cent TO help herself with. Then she
began to make beautiful flowers from
the silk of the milkweed pod, and has
been able TO sell nearly all she could
make, about 81 worth week That
has been a source of great comfort to her
and having the use of her hands she is
very thankful for she also does nearly
all the family sewing. Her eyesight is
failing very fast the past few years. Her
husband has also been nearly helpless
invalid the past few years. She is a
great sufferer but her patience and en-
durance are a wonder to all that see
her. She always has a bright smile and a
kind word for everyone.
To love something more than ones
self, that is the secret of all that is great
to know how to live for others-that
is The aim Of all noble souls.
Miss Bessie Clarke is very grateful to
all the friends who so kindly remem-
bered her on her birthday which was a
very happy one, owing to the many kind :
" greetings she received. 1t will be i'm
possible for Bessie to acknowledge all
the letters she received, but she was
Very glad to have so many guests at her
Marty.
a noble life is not a blaze
OF sudden glory won,
But just an adding up of days
In which good work is done.
Frank H. Sweet.
Who will send silk and calico patch
work pieces to Miss Martha Barley. of
Cedar Greek postOfiice. Basthrop county,
Texas? She is confined to wheel chair
but does patchwork to pay for her medi-
cine.
Little Bessie Painter is a dear little girl
eight years old and she wants a Fairy
this lonely child? Her address is Palmer.
III.
VIII some of our readers send a mag
azine or periodical they are willing to
pass on to Mrs. Beulah Polk Of Diamond
Hill, n. c? 1t will be thoroughly APP
preciated by Mrs. Polk.
How many of our Juniors will write to
this little shut-in way down in Missis-
sippi who is in need of CHEEKY letters and
bright reading? The name of this little
snUt-in IS Mary Adair, at McNair, Miss.
Alice May Brummett Spickard Mo-
r. f. D.. wants girl correspondents. How
many Minnesota sunbeams will respond to
her request?
Miss Marion I. Kimhall. 2OO9 Adams
street, Toledo, Ohio, would like to receive
Sunshine in the form of souvenir postal
cards.
The heart that feels the approval
That comes from kindly deed
Knows well there's no sweeter music
On which the spirit can feed.
Edward P. Sheldon.
Mrs Betsy Lee. of Ann Arbor. Mich,
sends the following Sunshine thought with
this comment: This has been a favorite
quotation of mine for more than twenty
years"
A cheerful spirit gets on quick,
grumbler in the mud will stick"
viii all who are interested in bringing
others send their favorite and CHEEKY
quotations to 1915 St Anthony avenue, ST.
Paul
Harry Blasal is a little st. Louis boy
who is blind and in need Of sunshine. Any
thing sent to him in care of the Missouri
blind asylum, 18th and Morgan. st. Louis
Mo. will be greatly appreciated by Harry
and his mother.
As sunshine is the source of nearly all
power in the physical world. so is good
cheer the essential element of most eff
Gent effort in spiritual undertakings.
Have you any unkind thoughts?
DO not write them down.
Write no word that giVeth pain
Written words may long remain.
Cheerfulness is Conducive to self-re-
lance and self-reliance is n most import
ant force in all useful and reformatory
work
| WILL BE WORTHY.
I may not reach the heights seek,
My untried strength may fail me;
Or halfway up the mountain peak
Fierce tempests may asSail me.
But though that place l never gain,
Herein lies comfort for my pain
l will be worthy of it,
/ may not triumph in success,
Despite my earnest labor;
I may not grasp results that bless